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NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THIS ISSUE
(Christy's Bread is available Saturday evenings and Sundays
at Knudien’s Kodiak Fountain)
Harry Spencer, who returned
to Kodiak on the Cord era, has
accepted employment at the W
J. Erskine company store.
Employed 3 years at the l ase,
he has ju9t returned from a 4
months Tacation in Washington
and Florida.
Mrs Spencer, who accompan
ied him here is enjoying her first
trip to Alaska. In the States she
taught danca, piano and organ
Mr. and Mrs Spencer are
making their home m the Carl,
son hill addition.
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Town Topics
Tokyo Bay (Delayed)—Harry
Charles Nightingale, seaman,
second class, USNR, formerly!
employed as a taxi driver at
Kodiak, Alaska, serves aboard
the LSI' OtS, battle-hardened
veteran of some of the most in
tense landing operations in the
Pacific camoaign, now anchored
here and se ving as a Fleet post
office unit.
After her transfer from the
amphibious command to Admir
al William F. Halsey’s 3rd Fleet,
the 648 made the initial entry
into Tokyo Bay with units of the
fleet.
A part of the original amphib
ious force at Iwo Jima, the 648
was the third vessel on the beach.
At Okinawa she repulsed Japan
ese suicide attacks nightly and
withstood the campaign without
damage
Seaman Nightingale, b-hdes
driving taxi, was emplovwl as
bartender at the Ship's Tsvaj^
and Tony’* Tavern, and did
some commercial fishing.
R. K. Lunday, manager of the
f’rrheum theatre, who is visaing
his sister and mother in Chula
Vista, Calif., notified friends this
week of the death on Sent. 28 of
his brother-in-law7, H. W. Harris.
Mrs. I euben Tesarik left by
plane for Anchorage last week to
meet her husband, who was
discharged from the Army.
They returned together this
week.
Mrs. Ruth English, sister of
Mrs P. J. Watkinson, left on the
Denali to return to her home in
the States after several weeks’
vi*it in Kodiak.
Admiral Poses Here
Vice Admiral Frank Jack
Fletcher, recent Kodiak visitor,
posed in his quarters at the base
for this photo taken especially
for the Kodiak Mirror.
Arriving here on the USS Pan
amint, Admiral Fletcher took
part in ceremonies that fans
ferred command of the North
Pacific Area from himself to his
(formerly Blinn’s Pool Hall)
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H EADQUARTERS
4 You are otittoays Welcome Here ’'
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pbrat, Ovur
successor Hear Admiral Ralph
Wood, and then flew to Wash
ington, D. C, aud ins home i»
Maryland.
His dog traveling companion
9tands behind him
Official Photograph U S. Navy
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