Eodiak Klirror
_ “&(e<ws of America's Last 'frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kcdiak, Alaska
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamine, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Larnme, Associate Editor
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for republication of all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the
local news published herein.
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for the people shall not perish from the earth-'—Lincoln
Signal Corps
Officer Arrives
Lt. Cktmley J. Kimball, new
officer in charge of the local
Signal Corps office arrived this
week to assume his duties as re
placement for Lt. Stephen Har
vey
lit. Kimbali was stationed pre
viously at Sitka from where he
went to the States for addition
al training before coming here.
He has been with the ACS for 10
years with all o‘ his service be
ing in Alaska He was Officer In
Charge of the ACS at Dutch
Harbor during the bombing by
Ihe Japs, and is renewing his ac
quaintance with many friends
from Cordova, where he was
stationed from 1937 to 1939.
I
The fire department was called
Wednesday at 4:10 pm to put
out a grass fire across from the
Community Baptist church. The
fire was reported to have started
♦luring an attempt to thaw an
oil line with a blow torch. Before
extinguished the outside of the
• esidence, belonging to Mrs.
eidna Kraft, was afire and suffer
cd some damage.
Ceorge McKay arrived this
week by plane from the States
where he spent the winter. He
visited in Aberdeen, Wash , with
his parents, and also in Seattle
and Spokane.
Alaska Airlines
INCOMING:
Axel Ursin, Cecil Helsel, Gor
don Jones, Reydor Ursin.
OUTGOING
Roy Snyder, Mrs. H. Conk
ling, Harry Pinch, Edna Kraft,
Roy L. Howe, Lt. Steve Harvey,
Raymond Harvey.
Joe Hensley, Margaret Dan
gel, Hans Hafemeister, Charles
Byran, Joe Freeman, Legal
Odom, Amanda Price, William
Schultz, S. T. Kelsey, J. A,
MacDonald, V. D. Stone.
It will have been just a month
tomorrow since Jimmy Eaton,
4-year-old son of. Mr. and Mrs.
Eaton, disappeared mysteriously
on his way home from neigh
bors. There have been no further
reports or clues as to his where
abouts since that time.
The mysterious marauder,
whose strange visiting and ran
sacking of homes in Kodiak
ranged over a period of a month,
has not been reported active for
the past two weeks.
Alec Nekeferoff underwent
major surgery at the Griffin i
Mem >rial hospital Thursday
night.
FIGHTING vs LENDING
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The war is now in that stage we have been warned
was coming.
We must expect greater loss of life than has been
suffered up to this time. However, the loss in
human lives can be greatly reduced and the war
itself shortened if you and I do our part.
HOW?
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BUY MORE BONDS
A mrij'ir operation was per'
formed yesterday afternoon at
the Griffin Memorial hospital on
the 3-month old infant of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Hudson, of
Karluk. The infant was admitted
to the hospital last week.
Washington (jTI — Christo
pher Abbott, president of the
Prairie Airways Alliance, Neb
raska, applied this week to the
Civil Aeronautics board for
authority to operate between
Great Falls and Nome, via Leth
bridge. Edmonton. Fort St.
John, Whitehorse and Fairbanks.
Night letter service was re
sumed Monday at the local of
fice of the Alaska Communica
tions System, under which 60
words may be transmitted for
the price of 10 words at the us
ual straight rate.
Classifieds
WANTED—If you have unused
crutches will you please turn
them in to the Health Center?
FOUND—Wasp fountain pen.
Owner may identify & pay for
ad at Mirror office.
WANTED — We buy used
radios. II. Pinch Jewelry.
ROOMS FOR RENT—Day,
week, monthly rates. V03 or
204 Mill Bay road. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert tong
are the parents of a daughter,
Kathleen Mona, weight 6
pounds 15 ounces, born Monday,
March 20, at the Griffin Memor
ial hospital.
Mrs Long was formerly em
ployed at the Bank of Kodiak.
The fishing boat “Salmon
Bank”, which was being repair
ed near a local dock, sank some
time Monday night and became
almost completely submerged It
was raised later this week and
repair work is continuing. Cause
of the sinking has not been de
termined. The boat is owned by
Earle Butler.
Mrs. Cecil Brown was dis
missed from the GM hospital
Tuesday.
Major Leonard Rovins, U. S.
Army was guest speaker at the
Rotary Club Tuesday, and gave
an interesting talk on the seals
of the Pribilof islands, wnere he
was stationed for two years.
Other guests included Dr. E. M.
Ennis, U S Navy, Lee Betting
er, Kodiak Bottling works, and
A Verle Collar, deputy collector
of imernal revenue.
Cecil Helsel, owner of the
Helsel Photo company, arrived
this week in Kodiak after an ex
tended stay in the States. In a
few days he expects to make a
short business trip to Homer,
where he owns a homestead.
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• Ktec rmtar«a Syntflecto All Rictus ibunid.
HOW QUINTUPLETS
relieve coughing of
CHEST COLDS
Whenever the Quintuplets catch cold
their chests, throat3 and backs are rubb»j
with Musterole. So Musterole must In
just about the best cold-relief you can buy
Musterole helps break up local
nation in upper Dronchial tract, mala
breathing easier, promptly relieves coi®
ing and tight, sore, aching chest muse*
due to colds. In hCtrengths: Children
Mild, Regular, and Extra Strong.
MUSTEROLE
FINE FLAVOR!
FINE NUTRITION!
Use this smooth
melting cheese food
in main dishes!
FOR SALE
GOING BUSINESS
Complete <w th
Lease, Tools & Equipment
MUST BE SOLD BV APRIL 1st
AIR COMPRESSOR $ 300
GAS PUMP—with 350 gallon tanka 250
CARBIDE WELDER—torches, gauges, rods and supplies 500
LARGE \ ICE 75
2 SMALL VICES 5°
18 x 32 MARINE PLYWOOD HOUSE—tom down 400
PIPE TOOLS 300
WRENCHES—Socket sets, end wrenches, bj.x en I, o-esoant Stillson, etc 750
1936 PLYMOUTH—for parts 50
1940 FORD PICKUP—for parts 50
HOIST BLOCK—1 1-2 tons *5
CAR PARTS 2000
2 FORD MOTORS 70
CASH i.EGISTER 2T0
PIPE and OTHER LUMBER >00
TIRE BOOTS and CEMENT 175
BATTERIES 100
2 OIL STOVES 50
ELECTRIC DRILLS and BITS—small, medium and large 120
OIL BARRELS and FITTINGS 100
1 FLOOi JACK 50
PORTO POWER JACK 35
$5800
BROOKLYN AVENUE
GARAGE