The building formerly housing
■Sears Order office will be occu
pied by the liquor store formerly
ju the Log Cabin, owned by
Martin Jensen and Jorgen Fred
rickson. An announcement will
be made soon concerning a new
place of business planned for the
Log Cabin building.
Alicia Leigh, entertainer for
Ohe Chicken Inn, arrived recent
ly from Seattle.
Bonnie Nielsen is now employ
ed in the grocery department at
Kraft's.
James C. Ryan, Territorial
Commissioner of Education, ar
rived on a boat to spend a few
days here in connection with the
work of his office.
Tony Kvas returned to Kodi
ak this week after an extended
trip outside and brought back
with him his new bride, the for
"ier Goldie Jones Mrs. Kvas is
a former resident of Kodiak and
is a sister of Mrs. Jack Delane.
Jack Gray, old-time resident
of Cordova, died in (hat city
May 23, according to a wire re
oeiwed by Lou Clark. Cause of
fois death was not given.
Firemen answered a call to
the Grit fin Memorial hospital
Fri. at 4:15 pm when an over-l
heated furnace set fire to rags.
There was no damage.
Shirley Yarbo was sentenced
to 120 days in jail by U S. Com
miasioner C. (.1. Naughton after
being charged with being drunk
and disorderly and breaking a
iarge window in Helen’s Eat
Shop. Officials said Yarbo had
been expelled from the cafe and
that he picked up a large rock
from the street and threw it
through the glass, hitting Evelyn
Tolliver, waitress, in the chest
We wish to thank all who have
raade our series of dances a suc
cess By popular demand, and
until further notice, we will spon
sor a dance weekly at Blinn’s
kali.
Jacques Paidieu
Cooks and Assistants
Blackout Hours
May 23 to June 5, Inch
10:00 pm to 5:00 am
Mr?. Margie Gibbons gave a
luncbi on at her home on Mission
road Friday. Guests were Mrs.
Lex Wright Mrs. Mary Root
Mrs. Bea Martz, Mrs. Clara
Larson and Mrs. Edythe Butler.
News Highlights
(continued from page 1)
Fortresses scored direct hits on
ferry slips, rail yards, shops,
supply dump & a power station.
Axis air forces in the last week
have lost over 350 aircraft of all
descriptions. American Army
casualties in North Africa from
Nov. 8 to May 15 were 2,184
killed, 9,437 wounded, 0,937
missing or prisoners, according
to Stirasom Axis lost 30,000
killed, 26,400 wounded, 206,000
prisoners. Total Allied losses are
unreported.
Asia Front
Japs concentrated formidable
infantry, tank & air forces along
the upper Yangtze river. Oper
ations under way point toward
Chungking. The drive opened
the river as a Jap supply route
1000 miles inland to Ichang, 462
miles below Chungking. In India
the RAF downed half of 30 ene
my planes trying to attack the
Chittagong airfield; lost 2 fight
ers but bagged 2 bombers
Russian Front
Communiques indicate that
i lie zero hour is near for large
-cale Spring offensives, with both1
sides massing men & munitions
for offensives in the Caucasus &
Orel sectors.
European Front
Neutral countries quoted the
Nazi economic minister, Walter
Funk, as admitting that recent
raids have rendered Dortmund
& Duisburg, German industrial
centers, idle as far as munitions
production is concerned. In the
2nd heaviest raid of the war 500
RAF bombers subjected Dussel
dorf to concentrated assaults; 27
British aircraft were lost. A Ger
man raid on a south coast Eng
lish town caused heavy casual
ties.
Edsel Ford, only son of Henry
Ford & president of the Ford
Motor Co., died this week in his
suburban home. He had been op
erated on for stomach ulcers 16
months ago & recently was
stricken with undulate fever. He
was 49 years old.
It is the best investment you have ever made
Buy more bonds
Uncle Sam will pay you four dollars for every
three dollars you invest with him now.
Cook x Assistants are i^ivin^
free ice cream cones to all child
ren Saturday afternoon between
2 and 2:30 at the Kodiak Foun
tain, preceding the free child
en’s matinee at the Orpheum
theatre.
A suit asking $10,000 in dam
ages was filed against, District
Attorney Noel Wennblom in the
district court May 13 by Hoyt
B. Ogle, who charged the official
with maliciously accusing him of
a felony. Ogle had been charged
with stealing a gun, but the case
was d smissed when it was dis
covered Ogle bought the gun
from a third party, not knowing
it was stolen property.
Vernon Colton returned last
week, from Seattle where he re
ceived medical attention.
Mr. Raymond, employed at
Port Williams, spent Thurday
in the city on business.
Polly Reed has filed suit for
divorce against Daniel Boone
Reed, formerly of Valdez.
Mary Galbreath is now em
ployed at the Island fountain.
Classifieds
FOR SALE—New Navy blue
Spring suit, size 18. Just sent
up from Seattle, too small for
owner. $25. See at Mirror
office.
FOR RENT—Small house on
Mission rd. See Matthews at
white house below Sears water
tower. tf
FOR SALE—16-ft. fac ory-built
speedboat with 11 HP El to
outboard. Sivesind, back of
750 Mission rd.
ROOMS FOR RENT—Day,
week, monthly rates. 203 or
204 Mill Bay road. tf
TRY THE MEW
Victory
Cafe
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
Henry Kittelson
Owner
Lloyd Smith
Manager
CLEARANCE SALE
$2
$2
GONSTANGE BENNETT COSMETIG SETS
15 Pieces, Beautifully boxed—While they last $6»50
Corn Flowered Wall Placques
While they last—per set
Very Beautiful Perfume Bottles
While they last—each
China Figurines—While they last
Hosiery Boxes — Alaska Imprint
Large and Small — each
Colored Fancy Whisky Bottles eaeh
Royal Dabbs Perfume Sets
2 perfume bottles on mirrored tray
Metal Kodiak Bear Letter Openers
Stag Handle Garving Sets
3 pieces—Stainless Steel—per set
200
9
75
40
25
46
25
50
24
$1.50
$1.50
$1.25
$12.50
Mohawk Nylon Comb & Brush Sets
While they last — per sets
H. mi ll .JEWELERS
mm mm
THE LONGEST BAR IN ALASKA
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
mm mm mm
At the corner of Brooklyn and Alaska Way
Where the Person of Discrimination
Will Find a Complete Stock to Choose From
Kodiak Transit Co.
terminals at cMecca Bar ana
O. Kraft & Son