Eodiak Mirror
“ct'(ccws of (America's Last frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
Council Story
(continued from page 1)
Pearson was told to get a con
tractor's estimate on the project.
Councilman Sholl reported
that construction of a fence on
the new 640 by 220 foot cemet
ery, with roadways included, was
needed, and $2000 was authoriz
ed /or the work. The American
graveyard across the road is also
to be cleaned and repaired.
Yearly approval of the salary
ordinance was made, with the
following salaries raised:
City Clerk, $150 to $200, with
a $30 rent allowance.
Patrolman, $250 to $300, with
an additional patrolman to be
hired.
Assistant the chief, $25 to $50. j
The council approved hiring
of a checker to see that all busi
ness peaces have proper business
licenses in the correct amounts.
The city clerk, pointing out that
the amounts of the territorial
business licenses are refunded in
full to the city, said that a list
as supplied by the district court
showed the city was losing a
great deal of revenue because
the license requirements were
not being enforced.
The street committee was in
structed to investigate regula
tion of parking to only one side
of the main street, from Bert's
drug store to the Mecca bar, a
suggestion made by the Army in
the intere.-ts of safety
Approval was given to change
the address of the liquor store
from the Log Cabin building to
the Sears order office.
A number of letters and appli
cations were read:
A letter was read from P. J,
Watkinson, stating that the of
fer previously made of sale of
the Erskine water system was
being withdrawn, as transferor
the system to another company
Blackout Hours
Jun i 6 to July 17, Incl
10:30 pm to 4:30 am
Soldier Held For
Court Martial
A soldier, name not given, is
being held for court martial on
• breaking and entry charge and
an attempted assault charge
after being picked up by the
military police called to the scene
Thursday when ho grabbed a
woman in the yard of the Sar
gent residence and plaeed his
hand over her mouth. Her
scream attracted help, however,
and subsequent investigation
showed the soldier, allegedly in
toxicated, had been m the Sar
gent residence during the occu
pants’ absence.
was expected for the new share
holders’ own use. The letter was
acknowledged and tabled.
As the present city clerk, Cath
erine Blaukenburg, has not yet
resigned, applications for the
position, from Jacques Pardieu
and Ray W. L,ang, were tabled.
An application was received
from Robert E, Goocher, Anch
orage. for the position of city
magistrate, and was also tabled.
a letter was approved outlin
ing arrangements between the
city and Fort Greely for inter
change of fire fighting facilities
in emergencies.
A letter from Warren A. Tay
lor, pretesting the authorization
by the council of a trip by the
mayor to Terror bay to investi
gate hydro-electric possibilities,
was read, in wliich he said the
council had no power for such
action and that sending a lay
man on such a trip was a “wild
goose chase”. The letter was
tabled without action.
A letter was also read from
the Central Labor Council, sign
by Jacques Pardieu. secretary,
giving a vote of confidence to
the mayor for the same investi
gating trip
A letter was read from the
draft board, occupants of the city
hall, asking for installation of a
rest room, which was referred to
the committee.
Entering Military Service
* 5fC *
Herb Pope who has been associated with thia
bank more than two years, the past few months as
Assistant Cashier, is leaving to enter military serviee
Daring the time he has been here he has given
this institution and its customers excellent service.
We feel certain you will join us in wishing him
the best of luck and a safe return.
-X- % *
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pot
teiger left recently by boat for
Juneau via Ketchikan. Mr. Pot
teiger, who was employed for
some time as warehouseman at
Erskine dock, plans to locate
at Haines.
Charlie Chaplin, 54, married
Oona O’Neil, 18, daughter of the
playwright, Wed. at his home
Joan Berry, his protege, col
lapsed when she heard the news,
saying, “He can’t do this to us”.
She recently settled a paternity
suit against Chaplin in which she
claimed he was the father of her
unborn child.
Notice
All territorial business lieenses
expire June 80 and should be re
newed' at this time.
Information and blanks may
be obtained at the city clerk’s
office.
C. Blankenburg
City Clerk
Classifieds
FOR SALE—Table model comb
radio-automatic record player.
Grace Miller, Victory cafe.
FOUND—6 keys on string. Ow
ner may identify and pay for
ad at Mirror office.
FOR SALE—Sewer pipes for
business places and homes,
4 inch and 6 inch.
Patrick Lynch & Co.
FOR RENT—Small house on
Mission rd. See Matthews at
white house below Sears water
tower. tf
HOUSE FOR SALE—2 rooms
with bath Modern in every
respect. This is the Pete Kcp
pang house and is for sale
for $2200 cash. Inquire at Ko
diak fountain.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms
or apartments. 505 Beach
road.
ROOMS FOR RENT—Day,
week, monthly rates. 203 or
204 Mill Bay road. tf
TRY THE NEW
Victory
Cafe
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
Henry Kittelson
Owner
Lloyd Smith
Manager
| Crossword puzzle
ACROSS
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covering
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ciety
13 Plant of the
bean family
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rounding
area
16. Mountain
16. Singing bird
17. Thoroughfare:
abbr
18 Sent out
10 Myself
21 Vat
23 Pronoun
24 Insect
25. Metal
27. Late: comb,
form
13. Birthplace of
Beethoven
29. Evergreen
trees
81. Folds of cloth
33. The herb eve
34. Devour
35. Flower cluster
38 Bordered
41. Playing cards
42. Exist
44. Auction
45. Seed con
tainer
46 Waste matter
48. Bird’s beak
49. Inside
50. Vanity
52. Old Dominion
state: abbr.
53. Expand
55. Pleasant odor*
57 Expiates
58. Cylindrical
59 Most recent
60. Precipitated Ice
crystals
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DOWN
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2. Bring up er
educate
3. Monkey
4. Particle
5. Foe
f. Injuries
7. Star thistle
8. Constellation
9. Cause to go
10. Measure of
weight
11. Constituent
part
12. Glossy fabrics
19. Parson bird:
variant
81. Wearing a
waist
24. Operator of a
small vessel
26. Parts of
churches
28. Rafters
30. Male sheep
32. Hawaiian
wreath
35 River in Vir
ginia
36. Medicinal
plant
37. Serious
38. Ushers to an
other sitting
39. Lift
40. Lowered In
value
43. Huge mythical
bird
46. Loves weakly
47. Alarm whistle
50. Source of
sugar
51. Trunkflsli
54. Softly
56. Cry of the cat
Pinch’s Annex
* FISHING TACKLE *
POLES-REELS-SPI NNERS-LIN ES
FISH HOOKS ALL KINDS
SALMON FQQS
HUNTING and POCKET KNIVES
T. shirts, sweat shirts, garrison belts,
pillow tops, table cloths, laundry bags,
lighter fluid, lighters, overseas caps all
braids including officer’s braid
Summer shirts and shorts
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
"Service To The
Service Men"
NEW ARRIVALS •
Garrison Caps with insignia
Army & Navy Duffle Bags
OUR MOTTO:
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THE LONGEST BAR IN ALASKA
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
H» Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
•fluty's uuuon stsui
Aft the corner of Brooklyn and Alaska Way
Where the Person of Discrimination
Will Find a Complete Stock to Choose From