TRANSPORTATION
AIR LAND SEA
Aleutian Strikes
Rocks In Narrows
Seattle (^-P) The northbound
Aleutian with 200 passengers a
board struck Hippie Rock in
Seymour Narrows early Wed
nesday and received extensive
damage to its bottom.
The Alaska steamship reported
the ship’s pumps kept the water
uader control and that it started
back to Seattle under its own
power
The Aleutian left Seattle 9
a. in. Tuesday and was expected
back Wednesday night.
The Aleutian said that swirl
ing tide cariied it onto the rock
and that the entire double bot
tom was damaged.
Los Angeles Popular
On Road Signs
Edmonds, Washington—Spec
ial CFI photo to the. Kodiak
Mirror from Ray V. Cloud—To
add to the records of September,
•1941, this “Crossroads of the
Pacific” toadsign is more elabor
ate than the famous signpost at
Seaside. Oregon. We thought the
latter was the one of its kind,
but this sign at Honolulu, Ha
waii really wins the mythical
pennant
American railroads added more
streamlined trains in 1940 than
in any other year
Rates & Reservations
SERVING WESTERN
with
Regular Plane Service
including the
BERING SEA AREA
ALASKA
★
at
Steamer Sailing
Mount McKinley
The Mount McKinley sailed
from Seattle 12:30 Tuesday with
171 first class passengers and 20
steerage.
Am6ng the passengers fo
Kodiak are: Mrs. Max Folsom
and 3 children, Mrs. Jay G.
Wanner, Helen Johnson, Alice
Williams, Mrs. Sam Cox, Miss
F. G. Owens, Evelyn Lewis,
Enid Myers, Mrs. Wm. Johnson*
Mrs. B. JSf Graham, Margie
Weer, Mrs, W. S. Spath, M.
Chamberlin, wife and daughter,
Mrs John Homethko. Neal Ret
tig, Mrs. Rettig, Mrs. D. E.
Henry and child, Mrs. Paul Plass
J. Fredrickson, Marie Peters,
Mrs. P. Peters, Mrs. J Petson,
Ellen Jamison, R. S. Kilmer and
wife and son.
For Womans Bay: Mis. Harvey
Eyer and children, Esther Neal,
Roy Brassaid, wife and child,
Mrs A. J. Uren and children,
M s. J. M, Rafferty and children,
Miss M. Camden, Mrs G. T.
Angle and chi d, Vina Church
and two children, Mrs. M. V.
Martinson, R. 8. Kilmer and w ife.
S.S. Yukon
Additional passengers received
too late to be included on pre
vious lists of those leaving Ivod'
iak on the Yukon and Lakina
were; H. Falkenstein, E. L. Ry
barz, Axel Oslund, K. G. Ellis,
L. E. Waterman, L H. Grass,
Don Landal, W. S. Orr, Leonard
Carey and wife, Mrs. Doug Gray
E. Anderson, C. R. Hently, Joe
Le Comte, Ida Smith and W. E.
Robinette.
There were also 16 additional
steei age passengers.
Luv muff Coming
As Ambassador
Washington, D. C.—Maxim M.
Litvinoff, former Soviet Foreign
Minister, who was reported to
have been selected to succeed
Constantine Oumansky as Rus
sian Ambassador to the U. S. In
1918 he was named Ambassador
to Washington, but this country,
which then and for 15 ve^rs after
did not recognize the Soviet
government, refused to let him
enter.
Edwin Arlingl on Robinson was
the only poet to win the Pulitzer
prize.
-—
American exporters did $83,
000,000 worth of business with
Cuba in 1940.
Argentina has the greatest rail
road mileage of any South Amer
ican country.
TRANSFER SERVICE
of
All Kinds
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
FUEL OIL
ALASKA TRANSFER CO.
STORAGE
OF ALL KINDS
GRAVEL HAULED FURNITURE MOVED
LLOYD SWAN, Owner
Warehouse on Channel Road
It Is With Pleasure That We Introduce
Kodiak’s
Newest Enterprise
THE
Atlas T ransfer Co.
"We cNLove TTie Earth"
W. 0. “Bill” Spath, owner
Featuring the Latest Type International Trucks
Light and Heavy Hauling
See Us About Trips To & From the Base §
‘'AaaaTBaarawnniE
ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 FRED HENTON, Owner
~ Jack Anderson & Son
Transportation Company
Serving Kodiak and Cook Inlet Points
Licensed Freight and Passenger Service
34. S. f oMonterey”
Scheduled Stops at Seward, Portlock, Port Graham,
Seldovia, Homer, Kenai, Tyonek -nd Anchorage
IN KODIAK EVERY WEDNESDAY
£for ‘Rates & Reservations (Apply
BERT’S DRUG STORE
KODIAK ALASKA
IL
the new
Winchell Transfer
i “Insured Carrier’
USE IT FOR FAST DELIVERY
Anytime - Anything - Anywhere
J. Clark Winchell
Owner
: Please Leave Orders at Club Liquor Score
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY I
STEAMER
Baranoff
McKinley
Baranof
McKinley
Baranoff
Iieaves Seattle
Sat. Nov. 29
Tue. Dec. 9
Tue. Dec. 16
Thu. Dec. 25
Thu Jan. 1
Arrives Kodiak
Thu. Dec. 4
Sun. Dec. 14
Sun. Dec. 21
Tue. Dec. 30
Tue. Jan. 6
STEAMER CORDOVA
Leaves Seward
Westbound
Dec. 2
Dec. 19
Arrives Kodiak
Westbound
Dec. 4
Dec. 21
Arrives Kodiak
Eastbound
Dec. 14
Dec. 31
OFFICE: Bank of Kodiak Bldg. GLEN A. HYNER, Agent
OFFICE! HOURS:
OPEN DAILY from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS from 7 to 9
SERVING ALA SKA THE YEAR RCHJ_ND,