Ted SALMON, Seattle, stop
I in the city this week on his
ay to work in the Port Wake
I CANNERY.
Merritte Holden, former resi
dent and band leader at Blinn’s,
is now employed with the Army
Engineers at Anchorage.
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Bill Dickey, former owner of
the Brown Bear Cafe here which
was lost in a fire last December,
is now reported to own a cafe in
Portland, Oregon, and is work
ing in a shipyard there. Mrs.
Dickey is managing the restaur
ant.
Bill Karvonen, owner of the
Kodiak Garage, is managing op
erations for the Kingdon Arizona
Mining and Milling, copper
miners, in Phoenix, Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Clark
and son left recently for Olympia,
Wash. Mr. Clark was formerly
employed at the base and as a
taxi driver in town, and Mrs.
Clark worked at Rosser’s cafe
aad was secretary of the Culin
ary Alliance
Col H. S. Yellen, member in
the Rotary Club of Buffalo, N.
Y. was a guegt at the Rotary
luncheon Tuesday He thanked
the club personally for its re
eent gift of Alaska books for the
library of the Fort Greely hos
pital
E. N. Doll, employe of the
Bank of Kodiak, left recently for
Seattle
Lucky because I just stopped one in the
leg. But Smith and Weinberg and Far
ley - . . they’re dead. Dead because
we didn't have one more grenade to
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That’s an American soldier speaking.
Speaking your language.
He’s asking for more guns to fight with.
More tanks, more planes, more grenades
to crack down on the enemy.
Weil, let’s give them to him!
Let’s lend 10 percent of our pay to the
Government. Let’s put it in War Bonds.
Let’s lend Uncle Sam the money to make
more tools of war.
It’s a loan, because the money you put
into War Bonds now comes baak to you
in 10 years with a healthy bonus of good
interest! For every $3 you lay aside for
War Bonds pays back $4!
So put at least 10 percent—not 6 percent
or 7 percent or 8 percent, but 10 per
cent—of your pay to work killing Japs
and Nazis—and making money for you
at the same time! Sign up in the Pay
Roll Savings Plan today!
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO
If you are—
1. Already setting aside 10 percent of your
pay for War Bonds through the Pay-Roll
Savings Plan—boost that 10 percent if
you can.
2. Working in a plant where the Plan is
installed but haven’t signed up yet—sign
up tomorrow.
3. Working in a plant where the Pay-Roll
Savings Plan hasn’t been installed, talk
to your union head, foreman, or plant
manager—and see if it can’t be installed
right away. The local bank will be glad
to help.
4. Unable to get in on the Pay-Roll Savings
Plan for any reason, go to your local bank.
They will be glad to help you start a plan
of your own.
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