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Names Wanted
For Roster
Plans are under way for the
construction of a public roster of
the names of all men of Kodiak
in the armed forces and the local
Draft Board is now preparing a
list from their records
There are numerous men in
the services who did not go
through the local board and the
cooperation of friends and rela
tives is asked in securing these
latter names.
Anyone having a son, brother,
husband or other close kin in the
armed forces who enteied the
services elsewhere, are asked to
leave the name with O A. Torg
erson, at the Bank of Kodiak, or
with Charles Madsen, at the To
tem Igloo Shop
Tentative plans include paint
ing the sign on a large sign board
and erecting it in a downtown
area.
Haliginur Olafson was dismiss
ed from the GM hospital this
week.
Dee Anderson left last week
on the Shuyak to v sit with Mrs.,
Mary E. Alexander at Uyak. 1
Vandals Sought
For Boat Damage
The Marguerite, fishing boat
belonging to Mrs Chris Magnu
sen, suffered damage from van
dals on Near Island late last
week. The damage was discover
ed Sunday and reported to the
police.
Someone had shot with a 22
into the boat, wrecking an in
strument panel and putting a
hole in the boat below the water
line. If not discovered when it
was the boat would have filled
with water on high tide.
| Such uncalled for useless de
struction of property brings high
penalties and police have pro
mised that if the culprits are
caught they will get the maxi
mum punishment.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of the
United Cannery Workers on
October 5th at 7 pm at the
Union hall.
An election of officers will be
held.
All members in good standing
will please attend.
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M.T.T.T.I.M.T.T.ITJ;
THIS NAVY FIGHTS
THE WAR FOR FOOD
The sweetest music to
the ears of a North
—Country fisherman is
the reassuring purr of his ship’s
Diesel. He stakes his life upon
its rugged efficiency — so he
feeds it clean, uniform, power
packed Standard Diesel Fuel.
He knows Standard Diesel
Fuel comes to him 100% clean,
without impurities that injure
delicate fuel injectors. Uniform
in performance, it ignites
smoothly and cleanly, and has
the extra power to get him out
of tight spots.
Today, like the ships they
serve, Standard Marine Prod
ucts are meeting the supreme
test. Standard Diesel Fuel,
RPM DELO, the Diesel engine
lubricant used in Navy subma
rines, Standard Gasolines and
gasoline engine oils are helping
to write a stirring page in the
saga of the Alaska fishing fleet
—the navy that fights the war
for food.
STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA