Eodiak Mirror
_ “ ciHe'ws of (America's Last frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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Class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
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Town Topics
John Kellog, driver of the taxi
•tllrft was involved at the base
recently in an accident that kill
ed two naval officers, left on the
Denali to return to the States.
Young Kellog, who had been
recently discharged from the ser
vice, was not held for any re
sponsibility in the accident.
Archie Davis, cook left on the
Denali for Seattle. He is in ill
health and will seek special med
ical treatment in the States
The Rotary club is contem
plating purchase of 2 surplus
shacks for installation at the
skating pond at the end of
Brooklyn, to fit in with further
plaus to improve the lake for
swimming and the grounds f t a
recreation area.
Mrs. Ddla Kinpirts, owue-- o
thj l,og Cabin Bsautv skor, “ft
on the Denali for the -vales <n a
vacation trip She will visit
friends at famed Lake At row
head, in California, and will visit
her parents in Laramie, Wyo.,
before returning.
ftita Deitsch will manage tlje
shop during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs. E E. Bell, of j
Bell’s dairy, located near the na- ■
val base, left on the Denali on ai
business irip in the States. It is
reported Mr Bfll will purchase
some new milk stock.
Raymond Madsen, youngest
child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Madsen, left on the Denali this
week for Seattle where special
medical treatment is being sought
for him. Edna Apderson will be
his guardian aboard ship.
William Robertson, son of Mr,
and Mrs. William Robertson, Sr.,
left on the Denali for Seattle,
where he may join the Merchant
Marine
A Senior in the local school
this yea' he completed his ex
aminations ahead of time so he
could go to the States.
Mr and Mrs C. E. WhiDple,
formerly of Ketchikan, who have
been employed in local cafes, left
on the Denali for Seattle.
Ragnar Hansen, who has been
employed at the base, left on the
enali for Seattle.
Edna Anderson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Anderson,
left on the Denali for Seattle,
where she will visit relatives and
then continue to Parris Island,
S. C , where she will meet her
prospective husband, Cpl. Joseph
Hester, Jr., U. S. Maiines, for
merly stationed at Ft Greely
He is stationed there and they
will be married on her arrival.
Clifford Hoveland, just releas
ed from the Navy, and Mrs.
Hovtland (Irene Mateciuk), who
has been employed at the Signa*
GENERAL DOUGLAS
MAC ARTHUR SAYS
“Red Cross has done a 100 per cent job in this
theater.
Mathematical limitations alone prevent my
saying Red Cross services here have been more
than 100 per cent."
Be generous in your contribution of this great cause
V
Corps left this week for Anehor
**e.
Mr. Hoveland, who is a den
tist, is planning a visit to Cordo
va, and may work for a time for
Dr. A. R. Roberts, formerly of
Kodiak in Anchorage.
Irene King is taking Mrs.
Hoveland’s Diace at the Signal
Coips.
Action on the following were
recorded at the council Monday.
Permission granted to move
shacks to: R. C. King, to Block
3 Lot 11; Rudolph Sundherg to
Block 33 Lot 18; George C.
Naughton to Block 18 Lot 6,
tabled.
Transfer of taxi business lic
enses: A1 King to Victor Malu
tin, A. L. Fenner to H. Halloran
A. L. Fenner to Arthur Kizer, all
approved; request for 2 new lic
enses to O. T. Mul queen denied
in conformity with ordinance
limiting new issuance to public
need: request of Tagura Transit
System, P. J Watkinson, *V. J
Steele and W. J Erskine, owners,
for 2 business licunses for 2 Ford
buses granted temporarily and
referred to committee for invest
igatior n routes.
Tran-fer of liquor licenses, Jess
and George Biinn to Jess and
Frieda Blinn; K\asand Delane,
dispensary and retail to Ant. u
Kvas, all approved.
“ If it’ a good eats you’re mis
sin', it’s because you’re missin’,
the \ um Yum eats.”
Orders sent out on call, open
from 6 till 3 am, and later on
party o ders. Closed Sundays
Yum Yum. (adv)
The 8th grade and high school
students heard a talk on State
hood Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Evangeline Atwood.
Mrs. Atwood left on Friday’s
plane to return to Anchorage.
Robert Brooks, formerly of
Kodiak and now discharged from
the Army, returned here by place
this week.
Henry Neseth, local carpenter,
left by p!an“ this week for the
Interior, wneie he is interested
in a mining project.
Pat Wright, local p anist, left
yesterday by plane for San
Diego, where he has been offered
a job. He is renting his home
here during his absence.
Alfred Owens visited in Anch
orage this week on union busi
ness.
Veina McCord, former wife of
Jack McCord, left on the Denali
for an extended visit in the
States with her parents, who liye
in Illinois near Chicago.
Trial is to be held today (Sat
urday) at. 10 am on the charge
of assault and battery bi ought
bjr Ann Farrow against H Hal
loran. The plaintiff charges the
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latter assaulted her on tw# ocea
sions, once at her husband’s
home and once at her own home.
Talmage Smith has been retain
ed by the defendant.
It will be a jury trial.
Marcella Faulkner, sister of
Mrs. Louise Coon, former em
ploye of the Norman Photo shop
and more recently at the base
lert on the Denali for the States.
She missed the boat but caught
it after it left the dock,in a small
boat. *
She is going to Idaho first to
visit a sister, and when she left
did not plan on returning.
Helen Cass, field repreaenta
i ive of the Red Cross, made a
quick trip to Kodiak this week.
A meeting of the local chapter
officers was arranged but she left
the day before.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday to Patricia Leona Sul
livan, NOB, and James Moore,
U S. Marines The couple were
married at the base that even ■
ing.
Juneau (.P)—Despite initial
confusion on the recent y passed
tax bill on gross income is il
“neither insurmountable in ad
ministration nor inequable in
application,” Attorney Genera!
Ralph ltivers tild the Chamber
of Commeice.
He said early misunderstand
ing was due to publication of the
bill as a sales tax and as part of
the veterans’ measure it estab
lished.
He said the tax is on gross in
come derived from all business
conducted in the Territory.
Mrs. Sonja Norton
The above-named person may
call a. CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE. (adv)
TRY THE MIRROR
Classifieds
Hospital News
Harry Foster, of Unga, Waa
flown in to the hospital sufferin
from an acute attack of append
citis His appendix was removed
on Tuesday, and he is making a
very good recovery.
Little Julie Ann Hutchings 3
and one half years old, who lives
at the Naval Operations Base
had her tonsils removed on prjl
day morning.
Tom Nelson returned to the
hospital on the 9th for further
medical treatment.
Ralph Shupp fell from the
wall of the Russian Church, frac
turing his elbow. He was admit
ted to the hospital on the 9lh for
x-ray and application of cast and
will probably be discharged in a
few days.
Baby Ronald Triplett was ad
mitted on the 10th, with a se
vere cold.
1 Floyd Wilson, of Tacoma, em
ployed by the Kadiak Fisheries
was brought in on the 10th for
medical treatment.
Pacific Northern
Airlines
INCOMING
C. A. Bowen, Lee Matthews.
J. V. Pike, Glen Huff, James
Rohwider, Lester Matahais,
Mrs. J G Beaudry, M yron
Feuy Mrs F H. Cook Mrs. A.
J Ross & infant, Robert Brooks,
Mrs Robert Atwood, Roy Kat
chum, Henry Nelson, Bailey Co
vey
OUTGOING
Osky Weeda, Ray Sears, Al
fred Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Hoveland, Henry Nesetb,
Ted NeNon, Jack OsbekofT, Pfo
Patrick Anderson, Clifford Ste
vens, ;adey Covey, Mrs. Rob
ert Atwood, Raloh Thomas, Bill
Koch. Pat Wr ght, Nan Holt,
THESE WOMEN! • Byd-AieSSio|
“Oh, you won’t have any trouble recognizing me, M*bc1'
I’ll be surrounded by a bunch of dames!"