Kodiak Labor
Let’s Go For
City cooperation on improvements
our city, local and otherwise, includ
ing action for all Federal projects.
. VOTE FOR -
MAYOR - Emil Knudsen
COUNCILMEN -
James Pierce
Warren Taylor
Henry Haag
Clyde Galbreath
SCHOOL BOARD -
Mrs* Hazel Nixon
Ray Sears
The above candidates are endorsed by
CITIZEN'S COMMITTEE
Representing a group of Labor Voters of Kodiak
(paid political adv. by Citizen’s Committee)
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Kodiak Diary
(continued from page 6)
March 28 and this will appear
in the April 1 Miiror, from
which we deduce they should be
in the second March issue of
Life when it gets here. Or if it is
here.
There are 16 pages of pictures,
so it won’t hurt if you have to
buy 3 or 4 issues to get the right
one. Life, probably, won’i mind.
We have just discovered that
the pictures are in the March 13
Life, which arrived on the same
boat as the rush pre-release
sheets. Nice going.
We will be watching the next
issues of the Kodiak Bear with
more than usual interest. We,
want to see what the editors of
the Bear are going to say about
t.
‘It’ is a little remark we read
in the current issue of Time
magazine Speaking of the kind
of pictures soldiers are seeing
Time remarked that in far out !
! posts the pictures were very out
of date—not like the new ones
being seen at some of the
‘ country club” places like
Pearl Harbor and Kodiak
Here for years the Kodiak
Bear has been spread ng and a
betting the traditions of the
“rugged” post they live in,
“rugged” weather and “rugged”
conditions of all kinds, and now
comes Time with one neatly put
phrase and sort of leaves the
editors of the Bear in a “rugged”
spot.
Of course, the editors of the
Bear might retaliate by point
ing out that some of their ac
comodations are “rugged” com
pared to the chromium-trimmed
mural adorned decor at some of
the “clubs” of Dutch Harbor,
one of which is always compared
by travelers who have seen it
with the finest night clubs in the
States But then knocking Dutch
Harbor wouldn’t give back to
Kodiak’s its vaunted, wanted
ill-repute.
That is why we are going to
watch the Bear We can’t ima
gine what the counterattack will
be, but from our own reconnais
ance of the Bear we know it will
te good.
With a brother somewhere in
the Pacific and a brother in-law
a POW (prisoner of war) in Ger
many, and friends and relatives
(continued on page 8)
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