,abor Meetings
! KODIAK
ENTRAL labor COUNCIL
meets the 1st Sunday
of each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
B’>d President
;jd Sanstrom, Vice-President
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
leets on the 1st, & 3rd, Sun
y of each Month at 1:30 p.m,
the Union Hall
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
Week-days, 8 until 8
indays & Holidays same hours
GENERAL
REMODELING
and
CONTRACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
A STORES
“Free Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Fel der Building
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Baby Cribs
CRIB MATTRESSES
SCATTER
RUGS
Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop
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Thai' Academy A<ward’ man
"Johnny
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Lately"
’with
Grace GEORGE
Marjorie MAIN
Released thru United Artists
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SAT.
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THE THEATRE THAT’S FIRST
Kodiak Diary
(continued from page 10)
Frances O’Riley—I’d want to
live in southeastern Alaska, a
round Juneau. I lived there once
before
Wes Rhoades—It doesn’t mat
ter where I live. But don’t quote
me.
Joke-of-the-week:
Soldier, at cleaners: Are my
pants ready?
Emmett Jennings, proprietor:
What color are they?
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 JP
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 will transmit it immediate
ly to us. The filing time on the
wire JP 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,
hand it to anyone employed by
che 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
Tony’s
Tavern
'THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Serve the Best Driuks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
names the winning minute the
one received first will be the win
ner. In case of a tie in other
cases (for instance, 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
Rotary Hears Major
Major R. W. McDonald, who
just returned from a 3-months
trip to Australia and New Guin
ea, told of his experiences at the
luncheon Tuesday of the Rotary
Club, of which he is a member.
As Major McDonald is being
transferred to a new post, a gold
Rotary ring was presented to him
as a gift from the club
Col. P. L. Wall, commanding
officer of Fort Greely, was a
guest at the luncheon, and W.
J. Erskine was present as the
club’s newest member.
2 New Bars Open
By coincidence two new cock
tail bars opened on Tuesday of
this week. First to open was the
Idle Hour Bar, operated by
Frank and Myrtle Kempton, in
the location of the former Log
Waffle Shop. Tuesday afternoor
saw inauguration of the B & B
operated by Jess and George
Blinn, in their pool hall location
The Brooklyn Avenue Garage
formerly owned by Ken Fullei
and Stanley Krolick, has beer
purchased by Arthur Deering
and E. B. Hopkins and will be
operated by them.
Cagney Lyric Star
“Johnny Come Lately” a fas
cinating urarna penned by Loum*
Bromfield, plays at the Lyric
theatre today and Sunday. The
film, first to come from the new
ly organized William Cagney
Products ns, stars Academy
Award winner James Cagney in
the role of a vagabond news
paperman who arrives in a small
Southwestern town just in time
to aid the elderly woman pub
lishei of the town’s oldest news
paper. Grace George, famous
actress from the Broadway
stage, makes her debut in pic
tures in tl e role of the publisher
The supporting cast includes
such fine players as Marjorie
Main, in her first glamour role
as a cabaret hostess, Bill Henry
and Marjorie Lord as the young
lovers, Ed McNamara, as the
town’s big shot, Hattie McDan
iel, as the publisher’s confident
ial housekeeper and companion,
and Margaret Hamilton, as a
newspaper worker.
Goes To New York
Merrill Coon local agent for
the Standard Oil company, left
this weeK for the States. From
Seattle he will go to New York
City to visit his sister, Mrs. J. C.
Gangel and before returning will
also visit Mrs. Coon’s parents;,
in Kimball, Neb.
Provide Air Shopping
For the purpose of making
available articles not obtainable
in outlying localities, the Airlines
Service, Anchorage, announced
today a new air shopping service.
The Service will buy anything
and return it by plane and the
local Alaska Airlines office is
local agent for the service. De
tails of the plan are coDfainetS
in an announcement elsewhere
in this issue.
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