Mariners Urged To
Apply For Papers
Merchant Marine licensed
officers and certificated per
sonnel who have not already
applied for the specially vali
dated 'merchant mariner’s
documents are urged to do so
at the earliest opportunity.
An application form for this
purpose may be obtained from
tihe Marine Inspection Office
of the Coast Guard at either
Ketchikan or Juneau.
Under thelprovisions of sub
part 6.10-3 of Executive Order
No. 10173 the Commandant of
the CGr may require the pos
session of a specially vali
date! docu n;nt as a condition
of employment on most mer
chant vessels at an early date.
Jordan Pr3 Irickson, owner
of the Loq C oin Liquor Store
and Belmont 3ar, returned to
Kodiak Moniiy after spend
ing-several wjaks in Seattle
on.business.
BUS SCHEDULE
Leave Kodiak Depot
Regular *inps
756 am
\45 am
lOri.5 am
tfhSbpm
250 pm
2:45 pm
3:30 pm
4:15 pm
5:45 pm
650 om
850 pm
9:30 pm
1150 pm
12;00 am
Leave Base Bus Depot
Regular Trips
7:50 am
8 56 am
9:30 am
1150 am
1:20 pm
2:50 pm
3:35 pm
4:15 Sat. only
5:10 pm
6:35 pm
7:20 pm
8:50 pm
10:20 pm
11:30 pm
12:30 am
Extra Trios Work Ways Only
7:20 am thru Mission Road
9:30 am
11:00 am
1:15 pm
Phone 219i
8:00 am
10:20 am
12:15 pm
2:05 pm
Taxi Service
The Friendly Bus System
Car Da«ld«i To
Travel Alone
A Dodge sedan taxicab |
usually driven by Harold G.;
Hakenson took oJ on its own
accord sometime around 8:30
pm vlonday night and had
quite a run for itself.
The car v is parked on pri-i
vate property near the top of ■
Cope street vhen it began its;
erratic journey. It is believed i
that the hydraulic fluid leaked (
out and the brakes failed to j
hold. *
The police report read as
follows: “The cab ran oac*
wards across Cope street and
crashed into the apartment
m —a ■ ■ ■ w>
house (owned by Glen Robin*
son) rear end first, then
headed down hill across the
ditch and across the base
town road front end first. It
then crashed into the oil
drums alongside a house be
low the road.”
The oil drums are alongside
of the house owned by J. P.
Morrison. No estimate of
damage was given except that
the car’s fenders and bumpers
were dented.
Charles “Butch” Rush,
Kraft’s butcher, left this
week for a vacation in the
states. This is his first trip
outside since 1947.
..
SPECIAL GnSPFL MEETINGS
will be held March 5 through 11
ONE WEEK ONLY
nightly at 7 pm
Two moating* Sunday, Mar. 11
11:30 am ft 7 pm
Meetings positively dismissed at 8:30 '
the place: Praise Chapel j
CHURCH OF GOO j
the speaker: Rev. James Austin *
PASTOR, CM u ROH OF GOD
ANCHORAGE ‘
Special Music and Sound Bible Freachirg
EVERYONE WELCOME
★ Q^f/ento *
DINNER*
HkiD'Owvtm
Potted Ham Canape
gngtish Pickled Walnuts Sweet or Sow Pickles
Pearl Onion t Indian Relish
.-i— tour
Cream of Asparagus Consomme C• Win#
__—- PISN --
Poached Alaska Salmon, Diplomats Save*
---INTREES --
Boiled Brisket of Beef, Robert Sauce
Saute of Veal Kidneys on Toast
Sultana Pancokes, Sabayon Sauce
__ ROASTS -
Roast Round of Beef, Brown Sauce
Roast Leg of Pork with Apple Sauce
-COLD BUPPETS--—
Assorted Cold Cuts with Potato Salad
-VEGETABLES——
Creamed Peas Baked Hubbard Squash
String Beans Carolina Rice Whipped Potaiee§
----— SALADS-—
Cordon Salad, Spanish Dressing
- DESSERTS ----
Chocolate Pudding Vanilla Sauce
Chary Pie Seattle Ice Cream
fnil and Pound Cak* AKorl.d Culler Cooliti
Auorftd Nutt Aiftr Dtontr Mlntt Frtth FrvH
traurrld Con tom Gingmr Mixmd CandioM
--CHI ISC --
V-I-V- Cktddar Edam SwlM
OvuMfm
CuhNotr
TlfUml Wow
Yes, and tastes good, too! Fine food is one
of the big extras that’s always included —
without any extra charge — when you travel
The Alaska Line. Even with today’s low win
ter fares, which save you 20 per cent, there is
no reduction in the high quality of the food
served aboard ships of the Alaska Steamship
Company.
Alaska Line meals are among the very
best... delightful, tempting dishes prepared
with the finest of foods .. . cooked with lov
ing care by outstanding chefs.
★
In addition to superlative meals, your Alaska
Line trip includes:
• Comfortable first-dass accommodation*.
• Liberal baggage allowance.
• Traditionally fine Alaska Lino service.
• Thoughtful attention.
• Friendly shipboard hospitality.
• The opportunity to take your car at special
baggage rates.
Make the most of your travel dollars! See
your local Alaska Steamship Company agent
today for full details.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY'
, Servauz
POET’S
' CORNER
I Editor’s note: The following
' poems were received recently
by the MIRROR. While it is
not the policy of the MIRROR
1 to publish anonymous com
i munications we are breaking
: our rule this time. After all
' the poet praised the paper nd
we are only human.
Mission Completed
To those who travel Mission
Road
Endangering bones and spines
With Dockets robbed of funds
because
Road maintenance takes fines.
The legend is, if you survive
The r ts and holes, and de
arrive.
Full measure of success has
rightfully been meted
And—should you live to te$
the tale—
Can sigh "Mission com
pleted!"
Odious Ode To Mission Road
All those who travel Missioa
Road
Know that the time is near
When they must part v th
many things
Which they have held most
dear.
For human frames will fall
apart
At last and—Oops!
There goes an ear!
Then next a foot and then aa
arm
And, lest we lose our head,
For goodness sake, whgr
doesn’t someone
Grade that darned road bed?
For Your Editorial On Mis
sion Road—An Orchid To Yml
; For reasons that are obvioas
' This voice must be anonymota.
J But ere another day is dons
My grateful thanks to yea
must come.
And should your voice iats
action goa
Someone to fixing Missioa
Road.
The shrieks of pain, the
battered bones
(Not to mention sepulchral
groans)
Will cease from those whose
woes are true
And we’ll lose those tints off
black and blue!
NOTICE
Residents are urged to bofl
all water before using. Due to
the inadequate supply in the
city reservoir the city water
crew started the emergency
pump at Beaver lake and axe
again pumping water to the
! city tank.
City of Kodiak
Water Department.
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