Eodi.'i lirror
"o\jf‘nts of /? ■( ist ‘from.
Published Every Satur \ .. Kodiak, Vla-ika
KODIAK PUBLIC Mil COMPAQ'i
William H. Lannmv !" r and PmO a
Lillian E. Lain" \ >ciate Editor
“ • . . Ih.it governmen ' •! people, by the people,
for the people shall not o’- i ' - < n the earth.'—Lincoln
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use
for republication 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,
1011 American Bank Building, Seattle, Washington.
“Colonel” Korn
Much Alive
Because of a rumor we wired
■Cordova and got the following:
“In the words of immortal
Mark Tw'ain, Robert W. Korn,
{proprietor of the Impe. ia) Bar,
says that the Kodiak reports of
Ibis demise are “greatly exagger
ated.”
‘Two wires received here in
quiring as to Korn’s death have
the healthy 300 pounder worried
hut he’s still in shape 10 thump
the rumor monge .
“Korn, w delv known through
out the Territory as “Colonel”,
inquests friends in Kodiak, An
chorage and Fairbanks to disre
gard reported leave-taking pend
ing direct word from him. Korn
has invited guests to a fake
wake.
Red Cross Contributors
Emmet Jennings $5; Win.
.Ncidcrhauser $1; R. R. Lunday
$10; Mecca $25; J. Peskopoi $1;
3 Denhof$l; Edna Kraft $5;
Rika Hansen $1; J. Loughran
$1; Andrew Hutton $5; Mary
Gafbreath $1; Christine Tolbert
$3: Anna Huey $1; Topsy
darting $1; Floyd Olson $1; Club
Liquor Store $25; Mrs. D. Ball
$l;Mrs L. Kemp $1; Louise
Williams $5; Mrs. E. B. Tyler
$l;Mrs Jack Delane $1; Mrs.
R. Chadwick $5; Mr. & Mrs. R.
E Dawson $25; Mrs. Horsman
$2; Pat Lillethun $1; Cliff Lil
letbiin $1; Club Montmartre
$25; J. Fredrickson $20; Ole E.
Olsen $2; R. H. Chadwick $10;
M. Jole $10; Dr. Sullivan $10
Jessie Marshall $5; Monroe
Ranvig $1; Louise Strong 81;
Hans Reeman $5; B. Stevens $1
John Doe 50c; Eric Blankenburg
$5; Capt. Magnuseu $5; Island
Fountain $30; Estelle Harris $5;
Wm Shultz $50; Edna Anderson
$1; Geo. McKay $5; Bessie Wal
lin $2; Olaf Halvorsen $5; Bill
Wynkoop $5; Mrs. Frits DeVeau
j$5; W P. Smith $2; Jim Walton
$2; Susie Mikelson $2; Claudia
Delsbo $2; D Campbell $1; M.
E Harrison $1; Pete Dragovich
!$l; M s. Glen Burnett $1; Mrs.
Harry Norton $1; J. J. Springhill
$2; Anchorage Cold Storage $10;
Laurence Panamaroff $5; Mrs.
Dooley $1; Victory Cafe $10;
Orpheum Theatre $10; The Cub
$5; Oscar Breedman $1; Ben
Sholl $5; Mrs. Potteiger $5; Clyde
Hatfield $10; Charley Cook $i0;
John Steffgen $10; Julius Nirome
$10.
(continued next week)
Mrs. Wm. A. 3chultz, Sally
Pearl and daughter Marlene left
recently by boat on an extended
vacation in the States. They will
stop at coast cities on their way
to Los Angeles. Mr. Schultz
plans to join them in about two
months.
Mrs. Hariiette Brain, man
ager of the ladies’ ready-to-wear
department of W. J. Erskine &
Co. left roently for Seattle. She
will meet her husband, who will
be on furlough, there. Mr. Biain
was formerly employed at Ersk
ine’s also.
A Department Store
of Finance
'Below are listed some of the services which
are helpful in your financial transactions
CHECKING ACCOUNTS
COLLECTIONS and ESCROWS
INSURANCE
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
SAFE KEEPING DEPARTMENT
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
TRANSFER of FUNDS
by Telegraph or Draft
WAR SAVINGS BONDS
The i vpr Commis
sion ’ rder urging
men now ,n the petro
leum 'ii'i' !emaiii will!
! their 1 i r in or.,er to
' servi i in rest Petro
' learn n ■ i !<• nited os one
! of the : -i; of war in*
Idustins, a .d would be hampered
by its employees going into other
industries, i ne < omnnssion an
nounced.
NOTICE
The new location of the Cooks
and Assistants local No. 874 is
in the rear of the building hous
ing the U. S. Employment office.
Jacques Pardieu
Business Agent
Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA*
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT,
AT KODIAK
In the Matter of the Estate
of
JAMES S. HOLLAND,
Deceased.
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN by the undersigned, admin
istrator of the estate of James S.
Holiand,deceased,to t he creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, that
within six (6) months after the
first publication of this notice
they exhibit them, with the nec
essary vouchers, to the said ad
ministrator at the office of War
ren A. Taylor, Brooklyn Avenue,
Kodiak, Alaska, that being the
place for the transaction of the
business of the said estate.
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this
7th day of April, 1943.
Jack Allman
Administrator of the Estate
James S. Holland, deceased
Date of first publication April
10, 1943.
TRY THE NEW
Victory
laaBfraasrgaEg*.trmanavm
Pinch’s Annex
The Biggest Little Store in Kodiak
AND MEETING PLACE
FOR ALL SERVICE: MEN
Hunting & Pocket Knives
T. shirts sweat shirts overseas caps
pillow tops, table cloths, garrison belts
fishing tackle, duffle bags, lighter fluid
radios - musical instruments
OUR MOTTO:
NEW ARRIVALS
"Service To The
Service Men”
Garrison Caps with insignia
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THE LONGEST BAR IN A' \SKA
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
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At. the corner of Brooklyn and Alaska Way
Where the Person of Discrimination
Will Find a Complete Stock to Choose From
| Kodiak Transit Co.
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DEPENDABILITY
SAFETY
*itmkuils at Pieces Bar and
O. Kraft & Son