Kodiak Diary
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ory in Europe Day) besides win
ning your free bond, you might
take the day off. Of course it
won’t be patriotic, because there
will still be work to be done, but
the National War Labor Board
announced this week that if an
employer wants to give V—E
Day off to an employe, he may,
and if lie wishes he may pay the
employe for the time off without
obtaining approval from the War
Labor Board and not be in viola
tion of the wage and salary stab
ilization law.
Only the hours you don't work
have to be counted as if you did
in computing whether or not any
overtime payments are due the
employes.
Sounds like the best thing to
do would be to forget the day off
rand concentrate on getting your
entry in the contest in.
i
T here are 63 more shopping
days until Christinas, and 5 days
after Christmas the contest will
close
Herewith is printed a coupon for
you to fill out and to the one
who guesses the nearest correct
time the Kodiak Mirror will a
ward a $25 War Bond. The cor
rect time will be decided thusly:
The Associated Press office in
Seattle, which handles the .-P
press wires for the Mirror and
other papers in Alaska, will re
ceive a first flash on the end of
the war with Germany Then
they wdl transmit it immediate
ly to us. The filing time on the
wire A* sends us will be the win
ning time in this contest.
Be sure to fill in all the blanks
on the coupon. Clip it and bring
it in person to the Mirror office,
band it to anyone employed by
the Mirror, or paste it to a pen
ny postal and drop it in the mail
box. Everyone may enter, ex
cept employes and their families
of the Mirror and local Signal
Corps employes and families, if
any.
The coupons will be timed on
receipt and if more than one
names the winning minute the
one received first will be the win
ner. Jn case of a tie in other
cases (for insfance, if two cou
pons were each 2 minutes off the
winning minute in opposite di
rections) the first one received
will win
The editors of the Mirror shall
be sole judges and all decisions
will be final.
Coupons will be received no
later than December 30, 1944,
and if mailed must bear a post
mark on or before that date. Re
member, one coupon to a person.
War Bond Entry
(Fill in all but last line)
Month --
Day --
Hour (mark am or pm)
Minute —
My Name —
Address
Received
Alaska Steamship
INCOMING
Mrs. Anita Mann, Mrs. Verda
Anderson.
Four Navy civil service em
ployes; Nancy Barron, George
Burns, Norval M. Kane,-William
II O’Brien.
OUTGOING
To Sand Point: Betty Gros
uold, Andy Shangen, Emil Art
emie.
To Ketchikan: Margie Farso
vitch, Gabriel Ruff, Gust Ant
oneson.
To Seattle: Mrs. Ruth Wal
lace, Mike Naurnoff. Audrey
Brobst, Mvelyn Tolliver, Mrs.
Pernecia Jillson & two children,
Mrs Janice Mooney, Eleanor
Nekeferoff, Henry Denis, Irene
Galovin, Mrs. Verda Anderson,
Carl Lager berg, Cecil Helsel,
Wallace E. Betker, Alexander
Betchel, Lester Bugber, Nick
Laktonen.
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MIXED DRINKS
ICE-COLD SEED S PRETZELS
Alaska Road To Be
Kept By Army
Denver (JP)—Clarence Wer
than, manager of the Rocky
Mountain Tourists, Inc., affili
ate of the American Automobile
association, said he had been as
sured the Army will not abandon
the Alaska highway in spite of
contrary reports he said were
given him in Washington earlier,
i He reported by telegraph to
Russell Singer, national AAA
manager that the Army plans to
turn maintenance of the road to
the Public Roads administration
and continue to exercise super
vision, thus relieving the Army’s
Northwest Service Command of
maintenance responsibility, Sing
er quoted him as saying.
| Anchorage Man Fined
I Juneau (Special) — Criminal
charges in the District Court at
I Anchorage against Matt l ane
resulted in $300 fine on plea of
' guilty to accepting side pay
ments of $25 in excess of a $50
ceiling for rent in violation of
OPA rent ceiling, according to
the Juneau office of the OPA.
Boy Killed In Plane
Anchorage—Roger Smith, 18,
I son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith
'of Bristol Bay, was killed in
i stantly while attempting to land
I a small seaplane on Elmendori
field near here He was alone and
there were no witnesses but the
plane turned over and burned as
he attempted to make a crash
landing in a fog.
He was returning from bake
Creek where he had delivered a
passenger, Mrs. Sig Krogstead,
who lived in Kodiak before mov
ing to Anchorage.
Marie Katelnikoff and Parasco
via Pestrekoff from Ouzinkie had
tonsil operations this week at
the GM hospital.
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