News Highlights
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*m Defense Command reported
evidence that a Japanese sea
plane, possibly operating from a
submarine, may have attempted
to set fire to southern Oregon
forests on Sept 9 in the first air
bombing of the continental U S.
The communique said the sub
marine was later sighted by a
bomber about 30 miles off the
3ame shore.
Japanese markings were found
3D wbat appeared to be the frag
ments of an incendiary bomb
Forest patrols discovered a foot
deep crater with about 40 pounds
of metal fragments and small
pellets bearing Japanese ideo
graphs.
Salaries
Washington (^P)—Legislation
specifically authorizing the Pres
ident to stabilize wages and sal
aries as of Aug. 15, and farm
prices at levels not below parity
has been introduced in the Sen
ate in response to the President’s
demand that Congress act by
Oct. 1 to control inflation.
Mrs. Max Peabody is now em
ployed at the Pinch Jewelry
store.
"At leavt we don’t hate to worry about her leaving
to work in an airplane factory.”
Drawn for Office of Wor Information,
TH e:
“Home of Hospitality
in Kodiak
Belmoet Hotel amid Bar
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
44Have you tried one of cMike's tasty lunches?”
PThe Men’s Store
Warm News For
A Cold Morning
ROBES
FLANNEL, SILK and RAYONS
A Variety»of Colors
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SWEATERS
that are perfect pals to sport coats and a fashion
endorsed companion to your rough textured suit.
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Tailored by Glover’s •
Mrs. Lanson Harvey
Returns To Kodiak
Mrs. Lanson Harvey arrived
here recent y from the States
and is now employed at the W.
J. Erskine store. She formerly
made her home at the base, where
Mr. Harvey is employed.
While Outside she visited her
parents and sisters in Spokane,
and in Seattle visited with Mr.
and Mrs. John Ainsworth and
Mr. and Mrs. S. Corbett Foyston
also former residents at the|base.
Before returning her# Mr.
Harvey joined her and they
drove to Texas to attend the
wedding of Mr Harvey’s sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey are
making their home on the Mis
sion roaJ.
Luncheon Tuesday
Mrs. Jean Johnson entertain
ed with a luncheon Tuesday at
her home. Guests were Margie
Gibbons, Lex Wright, Mary
Hoot and Verna St. Louis.
Here Wednesday \
Miss Maud Earle was a visit
or in town on Wednesday ^ She
is employed at the Contractor's
hospital at the base.
Returns From States
I. Kriken returned from a six
week trip to the States. He is
employed as facilities superin
tendent at the base.
Hospital News
The following cases were re
ported this week from the Grif
fin Memorial hospital:
D N. Hoylman is recovering
from a minor operation.
George I.illey was dismissed
this week from the hospital.
Mrs. Robert King is improv
ing after a minor operation.
Mrs. Floyd Short is conval
escing after an appendix opera
tion.
COMIN’ & GOIW
Outgoing passengers reported
by Raj’ Martin, Alaska Star Air
lines agent, included:
Fred Jones, N. Iv Jebb, Alex
Schaff, M. E. Darling, Henry
Ricard, Thomas Furnandez, Dan
Dillard, C. I. Sundness, Roland
Clark, J. F. Williams, Tun Sulli
van, Lee Cline, Dan Fitzpatrick,
John Swanson, and James Hat
ton.
Go To Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Brain left
recently for Seattle where Mr.
Brain expects to join the U. S.
Navy.
Mrs. Brain was in charge of
the ready-to-wear at the W. J.
Erskine store, and Mr. Brain
was assistant manager for the
past two years.
WAR COSTS MONEY!
Give our boys
the tanks required
to win—
Buy U. S. DEFENSE
BONDS ★ STAMPS
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OO M El!! SEE!!!
Our new arrivals in IVORY from King’s Island
the: largest shipment
we have ever received!
ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS IN ALASKA!
"Gifts of Character"
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
and
GIFT SHOP
Next Door to Sunbeam Hotel
“Service -Men’s Headquartera"
clubljquorstore
Your Shopping Center
for
WINES
LIQUORS
Ice-Cold Beverages
'' We 'Deliver <Anywherr''
BEERS
OPERATING
CLUB LIQUOR STORE TAXI
4iCBlack Chevrolet Sedans
with the couteous drivers"
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ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
I FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 BILL LEWIS & STAN SPARKS
We invite you to visit
THE
KODIAK BAR
“'A &friendly Place for o'i friendly 'Drink
CHARLIE MARS HALT., PROPRIETOR