tladiak Mirror
_“§b(ev>s of cAmerica's Last frontier '
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
Yearly Subscription Rate $5.00
Entered in the Postoflice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Clas3 matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use
for republicatiou of all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the
local news published herein.
Seattle Representative — The Alaska Newspapers,
1411 Fourth Avenue Building, Seattle, Washington.
"... that government of the people, by the people,
for the people shall not perish from the earth.'—Lincoln
PERSONALS
Mrs. Chlora Clymer, formerly
employed at the Cheechako
Grill, left recently for her former
borne in Houston, Texas, to visit
relatives for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. L K. Wodlinger
returned to Kodiak last weekend
after Mr. Wodlinger met his
wife in Anchorage where she
flew from Seattle, after visitimr
there for the past few weeks.
Jack King, member of the
Fairbanks police department,
left by plane yesterday to return
to Fairbanks after visiting with
his family here.
Mrs Wayne Case, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sargent, left
recently for Dayton, Texas, to
visit the parents of her husband,
who has been stationed here.
She took Carol Petrich, her sis
ter’s daughter, with her.
Ted Mathews, sales manager
for the Keconstruction Finance
Corporation at Fairbanks, left
Kodiak Thursday via Alaska
Airlines after visiting here on
bu-Hne&i in connection with the
sale of surplus war property
Mrs. Mary Dunbar and infant
Martin left recently for Spok
ane, Washington, where they
will visit Mrs. Dunbar’s parents
during the holiday season.
Mrs Bernice Laurie, who has
been employed at the Men’s
S;ore, left recently to return to
her home in San Francisco.
Mrs. Clara Peck is taking the
place of Mrs. Evelyn Todd in
servicing amusement machines
for the Kodiak Amusement
company.
Mrs. Joseohine Cousley has
purchased the interest of her
partner, Mrs. Jan Beukers, in
the Cub, local popcorn stand
and confectionery.
Mrs. Paul Herring was a diu
ner guest of Lt. Comdr. and Mrs
Jack Benson Saturday evening
at the NOB.
'
Walter Lynch left recently for
Seattle w here he is to receive
medical treatment at a veteran’s
hospital.
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Mrs. Joe Heitman was admit
ted to the GM hospital for med
ical treatment this week
Miss Bonnie Neilson is em
ployed at the Men’s Store
Glen Robinson left recently
FIGHTING
FOR VICTORY
On the various fighting fronts, your husband,
brother, or sweetheart is having an important
part in today’s battles.
Buying an extra YVai B md may mean a ticket
home for your fighting man.
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buy Mans Boms
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for Seatt'e on a short business
trip.
Cy Crawford, local sign painter,
left this week to join Mrs. Craw
ford in Seattle for the holidays.
First renewal for 1945 of a
taxi business license was made
this week by the city council for
A. A. Owen.
Mrs. Surgay Sheratine u nder
went a major operation at the
GM hospital this Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Blinn was admit
ted to the GM hospital this week.
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Miss Zita Crnich, a recent
arrival from Seattle, is employed
at Wodlinger’s drug store.
Mrs. Margaret Cook is em
ployed in the Gift department
at the Kodiak Fountain.
News Highlights
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1st & 9th were supported in a
jumpoff attack by the greatest
air fleet ever to go in sing e ac
tion as direct aid to ground for
ces. Nearly 6900 bombers &
fighters blasted the gateway to
the Rhine with 13,000 tons of
explosives for five hours. Infan
trymen captured hundreds of
Germans stunned by tl e on
slaught. On thxi American’s left
flank the British 2nd army in
Classifieds
FOR SALE—Brand new Air
force blue all wool Strook
lady’s coat. Size 18. $40. See
at Mirror office.
TRY THE MIRROR
Classified Ads
Holland capped a 12-mile ad
vance in 3 days by capturing
Wessem on Maas river.
London—Russian troops pier
ced main German defense line 10
miles east of Budapest, captur
ing rail station of Gyomro & in
pivot northeast of the beseiged
capital threatened the key rail
way junctions of Dodollo &
Katvan For to the northeast
other units of the 2nd Ukraine
army struck within 5 miles of
Miskolc, Hungary’s fifth city,
now exposed to Red Army art
illery fire.
Pacific—Jaoan is preparing
for “large scale enemy air as
saults” Tokyo radio disclosed.
A liaison council to cope with
air raid disasters” is to be es
tablished in the Japanese home
ministry ‘ to solidify the defense
structure within the homeland
in v ew of the inevitability of
large scale enemy air assaults ”
FOR SALE—35 mm Oontafle*
camera. F. 2 Zeiss Sonar lens
one-one thousandth secon<j
focal plane shutter, built-in
elec, exposure meter, twin ler»s
reflex. Finest 35 mm camera
built. Inquire Freymuellet
Photographers, Felder Bldg
FOR SALE—Burroughs Adding
Machine. Large Nationa1
Cash register. Both like new.
Inquire at Totem Igloo Curic
Shop.
BOOKS—If we haven’t the booh
you want let us pend for it tc
be mailed directly to youi
friends for Xmas. No extrg
charge. It’s part of Bert’s ser
vice. See us for books. Locat
ed on Kodiak’s busy corner
The Friendly Store, Bert’s
Drug.
FOR SALE—Several pair o(
new & slightly used high cut
shoes & several other styles
Any goods left after 30 days
without being called for wil
be sold for charges.
Kodiak Shoe Repair Shop
RADIATOR REPAIRING—A 1
makes cars, work guaranteed
Clark’s Garage, Biooklyn Av
enue. 11 25
Club Montmartre
Serial QUfattkagtmng Utmtpr
SERVED 4:30 R.M. UNTIL. 1 A.M.
Relish Dish Cocktail
Dinner Salad Potatoes Vegetable
•with choice of
Roast Young Tom Turkey-dressing-cranberry sauce
Baked Virginia Ham - candied sweet potatoes
Special Cut Steaks
Fried Chicken - shoestring potatoes
Hot Dinner Rolls
Coffee Tea
Five
Piece
Orchestra
+++++♦♦+*
Kodiak’s
Favorite
Night Spot