iiiiery INaines
Superintendent
be United Fishermen of Alas
were informed this week that
Parks Canning company has
,oin ted Fred Gepuer as sup
i ten dent for the coming fish
season. The company oper
5 canneries at Cordova and
Kodiak island at Uyak.
Jter “Boxy” Rourke, skipper
,be Gen. Pershing, will be hir
boss.
iepner was formerly with the
w England Fish company and
5 spent the largest part of his
. in the fishing business.
Ln a letter to the United Fish
Gen the company said they
,uld cooperate with them and
> local cannery workers union
every way, and that it was
5 intention of the company to
re preference to local labor
>ere ever possible. The comp
y pointed out they did so at
it Cordova plant, where the
argest per cent of all labor and
hermen are local help.”
Two Infants Succumb
Walda Maria Shuravaloff, 2
oaths old infant daughter of
r. and Mr*. Walter Shurava
i, died December 18 lrom a
rebral hemmurhage. interment
is in tne Russian cemeiary.
Beverly Ann Higgins, infant
ugliter ol Mr. and Mrs. hid*
trd Higgins, was found dead
bed at 7 a. m. December 14.
le baby hau been ill, and
ath was ascribed to heart fail*
e.
She was born June 2, 1941,
d besides her parents was sur
ged by a brother, Donald, age
Interment was in the Russian
metary.
Cafe Gets New Manager
Lorena Tolbert, formerly em
>yed at the Brown Bear cafe,
s taken over the management
the new Star Cafe, located
ross from the Orpheum theatre
te cafe was opened over a
>nth ago by Joe Muiqueen
d Dick Green.
The policy of specialization in
pular food items at reasonable
ces will be continued, accord
; to the new manager.
Case Dropped
The charge of assault and bat
y brought by Emilie Goss a
nst Shirley George was drop
1 this week on motion of the
intiff.
fortune, the dollar-an-issue
gazine obtainable only by sub
iption, is planning an extensive
icle on Alaska soon.
Classified
FOR RENT—Apt. on Mission
road. Inquire Ed Pearson, be
low Leites place.
LOST—Men’s brown leather bill
fold. Papers valuable only to
owner $5.00 reward for return
to Willard Baker. Box 2 Kod
iak. 1-3-p
WANTED—Used books. For in
formation call at Helsel Photo
Co. 1-3
FOR SALE—1930 Ford coupe
Model A, cheap. See Art Med
alen. P 13, Room 8. NAS. 1-3
FOR SALE—Four-room furnish
ed house on Mission road.
Modern plumbing, priced for
quick sale. Terms may be ar
ranged.Write Kenneth More
head, NAS. l-3-10p
CONCRETE
AND
PLASTERING
Work of All
Kinds
ROBERT
HAWKIHS
SERVING WESTERN
ALAS KA
including the
BERING SEA AREA
with
Regular Plane Service
★
Rates [& Reservations
at
Star Airways
the:
“Home of Hospitality”
in Kodiak
Belmont Hotel and Bar
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
‘‘Have you tried one of cMikes tasty lunches?
FOR SALE—Factory-built trail- j
er house. Conb nation c’avcn->
port and bed, built ins, break
fast nook. Can sleep 4. Price
$600. See flobeit Everett.
NAS, Trailer 14
FOR RENT— 3-room house with
shower, fnrntshed, near Leite
residence. See Townsend, be
low Leite’s 12-20-p
FOUND—Black and green strip
ed rayon silk scarf, on Brook
lyn ave. Call Mirror office.
12-27-p
LOST—In town, pair rimless
glasses with black case, some
time Wed. Return Mirror
office. Reward. Donald Li lie
cap, Fort Greely.
LOST—Partial plate in Kodiak
Finder please return to Mirror
Office.12-20-p
EXPERIENCED CAB DRIV
ERS WANTED—See Dick
Green or Joe Mulqueen. ll-15c
FOUND—lady’s brown bag,
page of poetry inside. Owner
may have at Mirror office by
paying for ad. 12-6-c
FOR SALE or LEASE—Duplex
on Mission .Road at Spruce
street inquire evenings. 12-4p
LOST—Brunton compass in tan
leather case wdth name C^rl, T
Jones on case, between Fort
Greely and Kodiak, on or about
Dec. 9. $5.00, no questions ask
ed, if returned to headquarters,
tent city, Ft. G'eely.
FOR SALE—Comfortable borne
on Mission Road. Reason
able .See N. K. Porter.
FOR SALE—Anyone interested
in purchasing or leasing the
whole or part of a going saw
mill, please communicate with
Owner, Box 135, Kodiak.
FRESH
FISH ■ MEAT • FOWL
GIBSON’S
BACONS-HAMS
We Cater to t he Best
With Only the Best
City Meat
cMarket
Oscar Breed man
BUSINESS
l>r. A. Holmes Johnson
Griffin Memorial Hospital
Office Hours: 10-12 & 2-4
Except saturaav afternoons
and Sundays
Special hours by appointment
Kodiak General Hospital
Dr. A. Bates Jones
Resident Physical!
Dr. G. D. Garter
DENTIST
FELDER BLDG.
Opposite Bank Building
l)r. A. R. Poberts
DENTIST
Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Spceial appointments made for
Sundays and Holidays
Labor Meetings
KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets every 2nd & 4th Monday
of each month in Union Hall
William E. Falconer, President ’
Mike Crawford, Secty.
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
meets every Sunday
(except second and fourth)
at 1:30 in Legion Hall
RETAIL CLERKS
Meetings every 2nd & 4th Friday
in Union Hall at 7.30 P.M.
Wilton White, Pres.
Jeannie Hale Olsen, Secty.
COOKS & ASSISTANTS
LOCAL UNION 874.
Meets Every 1st and 3rd Tues
of each month, in the
Legion Hall, at 8:30 p.m.
L. H. Schaffer, President
George Howland, Secty.
Try
KEMPTON’S
Home-made Chili
“The dish that Dleases
while it satisfies”
Always Freshly Prepared
Log Wcijfle Shop
The Home of Kempton’s
Famous Doughnuts
Myrtle Keinpton, Prop.
DIRECTORY
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TalmEge 1-. Smith
Attorney-at-Law
Territorial Marriage
Commissioner
C. R.KING
Licenses Issued and Ma'iiagea
Solemnized on Request,
Sundays included.
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
Week-days, 8 until 8 •;
Sundays, 9 lo 10 & 12:30 to 1:3*1
Cliff E. Lillethun
Tax Service and
General Accounting
Office in Lyric Theatre Bldg.
audits systems taxes
KINLOCH N. NEItt
Certified Public Accountant I
202 Lavery Building
Fairbanks Alaska
TRANSFERSERVICE
of
AH Kinds
FUEL OIL
THOMPSON’S ,
TRANSFER
Erieb Mueller, Mgr. ’
Lee’s
DELUXE
SHOE SHINE
PARLOR
Ladies A Gents Shoes
Cleaned - Polished
Dyed & Greased
Tony’s Tovern
w. F. JENNINGS
'Representing
Hubbell & Waller Engineering Corp.
IN KODIAK
Lots and Subdivisions Surveyed
INQUIRE; Frank Herman, Bert’s Drug Store