labor Meetings
KODIAK
jjfIXRAL LABOR COUNCIi
gjePte the 1st Sunda7
d/each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Umon Hah
Bod Metzg*r. President
gjdSanstrom, Vice-President
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
jjeeis on the 1st, & 3rd, Sun'
ijay of each Month at 1:30 p.m
,j the Union Hall.
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
Week-days. 8 until 8
or until Blackout
jondays & Holidays same houn
general ,
REMODELING ,
and i
CONTRACT {
CONSTRUCTION <
of
RESIDENCES i
& STORES
"Free Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
Baby Cribs
CRIB MATTRESSES
SCATTER
RUGS
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Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop
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'Rough! 'Romantic! farin' to go!
Wallace Beery
Starred in
SALUTE to thbMARINES
PHOTOGRAPHED IN
TECHNICOLOR
with
Fay BAINTER Reginald OWEN
Ray Keye Marilyn Willian
Collins - Luke - Maxwell - Lundigan
2
DAYS
SUN.
MON.
THE THEATRE THAT'S FIRST
Kodiak Diary
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get the car started.
We must write to our friends
who have told us they are “go
ing to drive to Kodiak after the
war” and tell them to' look out
for moose. As well as minnows
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
the 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
names the winning minute the
one received first will betne 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
r
Tony’s
Tavern
"THE LONGEST SAX
IN ALASKA"
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
... .....
•ections) the first one received
will win
The editors of the Mirror shall
oe sole judges and all decisions
will be final.
Coupons will be received no
later than December 30, 1944,
ind 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
Mrs. Leona Smith, of Fair
banks, returned to that city this
week via Alaska Airlines after s
few days spent visiting and or
business here, where she former
ly made her home.
Committee Records
Hospital Donations
Donations of $695 made by
individuals to the Griffin Mem
orial hospital were reported this
wees by the hospital committee,
which wishes to thank everyone
who contrrbuted and asked that
the following list of contributors
be published:
Frank Hill $20; Ben Bolden
$50; Chas. Skinner $20; Harry
Christopherson $50; Pat Cannon
$50; Stuart Nuckols $20; Wm.
Wright $20; James Martz $25;
Jan Beukers $20; H. H. Landers
$10; J. W. Taylor $5; John The
vik $20; H. A. Gerald $10: J. W.
Rhoades $20; Emil Knudsen
$25; Herbert J. Lund $10; Bud
Metzgar $25; Marion Curtis
$20; Christine Tolbert $10; Bert
Heglin $5; Chas. Anderson $20:
Ole E. Olsen $10; Henry Neseth
$20; R Munson $20; Tom Wil
liams $25; A. A. Sumerlin $20;
Glen Robinson $25. Later do
nations; Warren A. Taylor $100;
E. A. Pearson $10; John Hubley
$10.
The meeting at which the do
nations were received was held
| June 8 at the Union hall.
* Mrs. Ann Sargent returned to
J Kodiak this week after spending
a few days at. Afognak.
Beery At Lyric
Bringing to the screen one of
the epic chapters in American
history, M-G-M’s “Salute to the
Marines" is a vivid picturiza
tion of the men and way of life
of the “fightin’est men in the
world.” Starring Wallace Beery
in his first Technicolor photo
play, the picture opens Sunday
at the Lyric Theatre.
Noted for his inimitable “dia
mond-in-the-rough” characteri
zations, Beery portrays the type
of role that has made him fam
ous. He is a patriotic Marine
sergeant, veteran of 30 years'
service
Fay Bainter, tn-'kes her initial
screen appearance with Beery
one long to be remembered.
Packed with action and typi
cal Beery humor, the picture
travels at a fast pace. Battle
scenes, which climax the story,
are some of the most thrilling
Hollywood has ever filmed.
Other capable members of the
cast include Reginald Owen,
who plays a Nazi fifth column
ist; comely Marilyn Maxwell,
Beery’s daughter; William Lund
igan, leatherneck flier who seeks
and wins Marilyn’s hand; Keye
Luke, Filipino punch-drunk box
er friend of Beery; Donald Cur
tis, infantry lieutenant also af
ter Marilyn’s hand; and Ray
Collins, Wally’s gruff but inher
ently kind colonel.
Helen Beukers, 5th grade,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jan
Beukers, fractured her ankle in
a fall at the schoolground Mon
day. The accident occurred when
she tried to transfer from the
playground slide to one of the
rings of the whirl a-gig.
Itev. Gregory Glehoff an
nounced this week that anyone
having business matteis with ttip
Russian church should see him.
During his absence on trips to
other local points business mat
ters will be taken care of by Joe
Heitman, he said.
♦ ♦ ♦
£for an enioyable evening.,,
The BEACHCOMBERS
Kodiak’s TSlew and Popular alS(ite Spot
• OPEN DAILY AT 4 PM
$ Saturday & Sunday at 2 pm
FIVE PIECE ORCHESTRA
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
• GOOD FOOD THE BEST of DRINKS
THOMAS A. J ONES
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