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"cfifeyus of (America's Last ‘frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
Yearly Subscription Rate $5.00
Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Als*ka as Second
Class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
Seattle Representative — The Alaska Newspapers,
1411 Fourth Avenue Building, Seattle, Washington.
"... that government of the people, by the people,
for the people shall not perish from the earth.'—Lincoln
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Proas is exclusively entitled to the use
for republication of all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the
local news published herein.
Laundry Has Fire
Fire of unknown origin, per
haps from a spark, caught in the
roof of Amanda’s laundry on
South Brooklyn Tuesday morn
ing but was put out by the fire
department without serious dam
age. The alarm was sounded at
7:45
A year ago, in October, Aman
da Price received first and sec
ond degree bums on the arras
and face when gasoline used as
cleaning fluid in the laundry ex
ploded and set fire to the build
ing
Hospital News
BORN:
To Mr. and Mrs. John C. La
Follette a son, Gerald Cra;g. on
September 16; weight, S pounds
9 ounces.
To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gon
zales a daughter, Elizabeth Ann,
on September IS; weight, 7 lbs.
10 os.
ADMITTED:
For medical treatment during
the week:
Rev. Gregory Gleboff, Kjell
Bjerkoe, Harry Wallace, Evelyn
Lukin, Baby Diane Heitman and
Marylin Cbya
Notice
Have just received word that
my shoe repair equipment is
scheduled to sail from Seattle
September 29 and my shop will
be opened as soon thereafter as
possible. Watoh for announce
ments.
Roy Geiger
New Commandant
At Naval Station
Captain R. L. Johnson arrived
Sunday at the base to assume
his duties as commander of the
naval air station and operating
base
He replaces Capt. R. R. Sut
liff, who left with his family
Tuesday evening for Washing
ton, D. C., where he was to re
port for duty.
0 A. Torgerson, chairman of
the International Committee,
was the speaker at the Rotary
luncheon Tuesday at the VFW
elub. He discussed some of the
problems facing the current Un
ited Nations sessions in their re
lation to conditions in various
countries of the world.
Three new members were in
ducted into the olub by Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson with a welcom
ing by President James Martz
They were Rev. Rowland Wil
kin°on, representing Protestant
religion; Norman Sutliff, retail
lumber; and Tom Utterbaok,
education.
Guests included Dan Noonan
H R. Forehand, Harry Chris
topherson, William Sehraehl and
Bob Johnson.
The Alaska Steamship freight
er Terminal Knot arrived here
yesterday to pick up southbound
freight and the last shipment of
the McConaghf cannery salmoD.
Frank McConaghy left by
plane yesterday to return to
Seattle.
A MESSAGE
FOR YOUNG PARENTS
Will your child go to college?
Provide for your child’s
future Education
With A Child's Endowment Policy
issued by
West Coast Life Insurance Co.
Star Trio Adorns
Suspense Drama
Vividly tbrilliag romance rife
with wrecked human emotions is
“The Stranger,’ starring Ed
ward G. Robinson, Loretta
Young and Orson Welles, the
3?ory centered upon a dangerous
criminal, his innocent bride and
a relentless sleuth trailing the
suspect to a quiet Connecticut
village.
All three stars are given su
perb acting opportunities, and
the supporting cast includes bril
liant 18-year-old Richard Long,
nephew of Jack McCord, local
rancher, in his second screen ap
pearance here.
Pacific Northern
OUTGOING:
K H Hughes, Ray Crawford,
Geo Nyman, Dan Noonan, R
Holmes Johnson, Carl Liebau,
Jaek Roehm, Gus Sutherland,
Joe Olenik, Louis Norbeck, Mrs.
George King, Floyd Bryant, Dr.
& Mrs. M D Garred, William
Harris, Frank McConaghy, Earl
Browne, Errest Cunningham,
Pauline Nelson, Harry Norman,
John Baranow.'ki, Bill Wood, E
W Roe, Mr. & Mrs. D. Coogan,
A Helickan, John Buhl, A Heed
menn, H W Beecher, H R Fore
hand, Jay Klien, G L Sischo, V
G Adams, Eugene & Mary Her
vin, Roy Mahei, H F Maher, W
H Sharkey, S C Buck, Mrs. Fred
Torsen, W E Riehard, Christine
Shanigan, Herbert Hoff, Virgil
Murphy, J Chaffee, Tom Trurn
bell, Hugh McCiure.
INCOMING
Mr & Mrs Daoennort, Hal
Waugh, Ray Hogan, B J Kline,
Roy Hanley, Bob Johnson, Mrs.
E Butcher, C Daldwell, Mr. &
Mrs. J Levoff, Jack Chisolm,
Tom Clark, Harry O’Malley, J
B Morrison, John Keebler, Mrs.
Genevieve & Dan Eisner
Northern Airlines
OUTGOING
Bob Springhill, Mr. & Mrs.
Lnvine, Matthew Cooper, How
and Hodgins, John Jones, Mrs.
Donald A Thomson, Mrs. R W
Philips, J K Tallman, S H Spir
er, Mr & Mrs. Walter Westman
& daughter
James Bennett
The above-named person may
call at CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE. (adv)
Ks-afT
NUfICe
An important meeting of the
Fxcutive Committee of the Ko
diak Community Center will be
held at Dr. A. Holmes Johnsoc’8
office Monday at 1 pm.
NOTICE
I will n« longer be reepons
for any debts incurred by Qj
& Lill’s restaurant after Sept,
B. A. Rinehart
OLD TIME DMCE!
cAdmtssion Free - cAli Welcome
WALTZES Polkas Schottisches SQUARES
ANNOUNCING
Something New...
Something Clean...
Something Good...
for KODIAK
Equipment, a large vacuum especially designed
for cleaning stoves and furnaces, is coming on
the next boat. It will suck ALL the dirt and
soot from flues and chimney just like that! No
soot, no dirt in the house!
Other services are planned too, and will b? added
as the public demands them. Postcards are being
mailed to boxholders, to determine the amount of
work to be done. Fill yours out and return to ...
HOME SERVICE
Chester Clark
GREYHOUND SERVICf
Greyhound gives you more travel per dollar
Examples of Low Bus Fares
from SEATTLE:
OneWay Round Trip
SAN FRANCISCO . . $11.80 $20.75
LOSANGELES. . . 15.55 27.50
CHICAGO .... 36.85 61.75
NEW YORK. . . . 45.25 81.45
DETROIT .... 38.90 70.05
[Plus U.S. Tax]
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