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Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-07-05
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

= Sunday Sorvicos, July 18th.
Bib1o School ,1oots at 1880 Am.
2liss C.P KolGr lex, aup't. Glasses
for oil ego groups. !
Wo oxtcnd G cordial invitation to|
GIL t no poorlc Of Kodiak and tho
vic mi ty to tho regular morning
Uor ship and sor-lon at ll:1O Am.
We arc happy to announce that our
speaker fer both morning end ovonir4
services Will DO DR.. Pitt Boors,
exc cutivo .scct'y of tho Homo Ill SIS -.
ion Soc ioty Of tho Northern Bcpt list
Convention. ..-
ALL ARE WELC0lE
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-07-05
NATIONAL (fror, page y

NATIONAL (froa page ~
Now .yclk cz5y Z portable radio
hs*1 boon placed in tho B ritish
Pavilion ct tho Wcr ID q Fair q fov'
Gays ago. Yesterday G to1opllono
ya.@a5.t-g was givon tho sui tcilboard
oporutoz' ITO got out cs wo arc go-~
yotc Imam SOW tho radio, it aroused
his Suspicious and he ca1lod poll !
CO. They took it out onto tho 1our
ulor o 1t exploded, killing mon
or6 iniuoi11g othors. tt blow
c1 ato-' in tho lawn wi tn o width of
7 foot and shrods Of tho victims
clothing woro found 50 foot away
Novpoct NoUs- Tho 10, 900 ton CRU
lsCr Wichita was crdcrod to South
ll1oricc, to check ruaors about
possible Nczi subrlo r inc and cir
bcsos being CONSTRUCT tod thoro. Tt
YES also disclosed by Chat rr1a1 VIC
7sh Of tho Son. Naval Conrai ttoo
4-hct tho US. is rogotic ting for
tho cstcbli alucnt Of cir 'basos~ in
South Amor ico horso1f.
Wishing ton-Congros apr oprictod
SO. 200, coo to double tho Mexican
bcrdor patrol Of irr1i grafton insp-
cctors to 1, 600 now. Also passed O
DILL Ordcr1ng 1IrncC1 atc >dopOrTaUlC
Of any alton engaged in sabotage
or espionage in this country since
$780, l. bill is now in course Of
preparation which Will cause tho
working wook to DO advanced to six
days instead Of tho pro sont 5-day,
this is duo to tho lack Of skilled
z1cc hanics for koy >ildust rios. Pros
; Roosevelt rec oruaondod to Congress
that t hoy wi thdraw diplomatic
recognition Of tho Fronch govern
rlcnJ now formed in Franco, as thoy
! a1'o worry pro-Nazi. Tho Navy award
ca contracts for construc ton Of
5}1rco aircraft carriers and two
largo CRUZ sors to. tho Newport Novs
Shipbui 1ding Corp, ~ st l69
million dollars. PROS. Roosevelt
discussed additional dofonsc proc
duo ton which nay run into many
additional millions.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-07-05
C0MIN' AND G01N' (frora pago 81

r Jordan cnd Vorno ST Louis, who |
owns tho sl1ort-Wavo o11atcur radio
station TH4.T ct Ugashik. Thoy PLAN
on remaining in Kodiak this srun1or
Calling Ioro Sunday on char
tor trip for Jack Lydick, Art WOOL
10y pi1otod his plcno to tho Wators|
surface ct 9:l5 ill.,, with Ers. Gcl
Young as c 1ound-trip passenger.
Waiting only fou minutes to. fuol
up end take g sandwich, he took Off
fer Cordovc with Jack Gydick.
lsrlo 9TH trip Wcs reported Gil tho
Way..
lrs. L1froG. Liam and daughter
rccontly arrived homo from @ trip
to So attlo, bringing with 1or O
mo now attractive stock Of toys
a11d ln1ickaocks for tho MGl!ios. IN
attractive display is boing rlcd;c of
Thorn at tho Ku ialz Fountain
ARoyMD IND LBoUG: (fron pcgo 81
11oigllborinG is1o, Noar Island Ask
Sritty about it,. And Is y'oltor
hot and b othorod about @ certain
Authenticated beauty those days..
BY tho way, Jorry, did your vito
cot in on tho Lest boat?.. ..Tsh, tsl]
but I hoard thoro's to DO another
wedding tomorrow night, is that
fright Jeck?... Lot nc ror1ind you
Il Apply, its only two dollars you
owe no. .Fo ll1s, tho epidemic Is
wi tn us for & hsvo just hoard t12o
two moro couples Will exchange yosci
in tho nest I1atr imonicl fashi on: ned
uoolz. .Bottor hurry up it'll that
hosp ital, Doc!!
, . Bye Now, Til not wook. 80.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
The Junior Senior
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Tuesday, April Is
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
Commencement Notes
From the Nancleave
Consolidated School

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
Revival Services At
East Moss Point
Beginning April Is

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
Two Autos Stolen On
Monday Night - One
Recovered By Officer

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
ANNUAL FLOWER
SHOW DATES SET
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
Merchants Cash Grocery
Company Occupies Its
New And Modern Home
A. VIII Re Melted Foar Pages AZ This Issue Of The Chronicle
star Are Devoted To Cougr1iulaaary Message From
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
ROTARY MATTERS
IN PASClG0ULA
And MOSS POINT
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
Eclipse Seen Here
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
Countians
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Social Work Apr. 17-19
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-12
FRANK SPAkk. JR.
TO HEAD \. N. BE.
ENSUING QUARTER

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
PILOTS FLYING TO-DAY ON MANY
 DIFFERENT RUNS

John Amundsen flew to Sitka to- day. Alex Holden went to Haines and Skagway. and Shell Simmons went 10 Ketchikan.
 Amundsen flew Henry Strafuss and J. w. Wilson to Sitka and w. DeMera to Hirst. while Alex Hol- den took Jack Gucker and Col Wiehe to Skagway and Haines, ex- pecting to take them later to Ten akee and Sitka this evening after returning here.
 Simmons went to Ketchikan with Henry Mesta, J. B. Carlyle, Jim Boyle and Kenneth Wiegan.
 Amundsen was also to fly pr L. F. Dawes, Dr and Mrs. J. B Loftus and Art Anderson to Peters burg, and return via Lake Hasselborg to bring in a trout fishing party
 This morning Simmons flew tc Pclaris-Taku with three miners anc returned with two.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
JAPAN HAS NEW ORDER
 DIPLOMACY

TOKYO, Aug. 22.-Japan has re- called it's ambassador to the United States and a small army of diplo- mats and consular officials from the western world and elsewhere in what the Domei news agency described as a prelude to a "diplo- matic offensive" sgss
 No posts in the Axis countries or in Great Britain or Russia were disturbed, but orders affected yir- tually all of the Americas and key non- belligerent points in Eu- rope and British Empire outposts.
 The shakeup order was issued by Yosuke Matsuoka, Oregon educated nationalistic Foreign Minisker of the totalitarian government under Prince Konoye.
 Matsuoka has already declared he is going to brook no "toadyism' in the diplomacy of Japans new order
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
LIQUOR VOTE QUESTION IS
 UNDER FIRE
B a Hot Wording in Third Division Termed
 Ambiguous"

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 22.- Fred Prill, President of the Anchor age Associated Beverage Dealers, complained today to Gov Ernest Gruening by radiogram that the liquor referendum ballot for Sep tember 10 is misleading and in- accurate"
 The Governor was asked to in- vestigate allegedly ambiguous and confusing wording of the ballot which calls for an expression of the voters on liquor control while the call of the Legislature was for an expression on Territorial liquor stores.
 Prill contended the Territory al ready has control through legisla- ton and regulations promulgated by the Territorial Treasurer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
BALLOT ERROR

Prill's complaint is due to part of the liquor referendum question hav- ing been left off the Third Division ballots, Secretary of Alaska E. l.. (Bob) Bartlett, Acting Governor, explained here.
 The act passed by the 1889 Legis- lature said there shall be given to every voter separate ballot reading substantially as follows:
 Territorial control of intoxicating beverages by the establishment of Territorial liquor stores.
 Tn favor of Territorial control place K opposite For
 Against Territorial control place x opposite Against"
 In the Third Division the para graph mentioning Territorial liquor stores was omitted.
 Bartlett said he had referred the matter to Territorial Attorney Gen. eral James s. Truitt to determine whether the Third Division ballot wording is substantially like that ordered by the Legislature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
LABOR DAY MITE
 FAILED Up
Two Smokers Scheduled Weaver and 6reenhow
 Bosh Promoting

Fyrm here it lcoks very much as though Juneau might have two boX- ing eeesicns on LabCr Day. cne run by "Slugger" Weaver and the other by radio announcer Tommy Green hoI
 Weaver still holding forth in the A. B. Rink, gives out a card that contains names of boxers Grecnhow claims he has signed for his fight ct the Elks Hall.
 Negro fighter Anderson Rogers, cf whom great things are expected here. is slated against Hank Brou- lettc in Weavcr's main event but in Greenhow's headliner, he claims he has signed Sammy Nelson and Billy McCann. while he also an nounces that Rogers is to fight the semi windup against Jack Trambltas in Elks Hall, and if he wins will be given crack at the winner of the Nelson -McCann battle.
 Going further into this mixup, Greenhow tells us Kenny Traitor ie to fight in the prelims at the Elks Hall. Weaver has Traitor billed in the A. B. Rink against Gene Lee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
SlTkA PRINCIPAL, OFFER GOVERNMENT
 TEACHERS TO MOVE

Raymond L. Wolfe, Principal of the Government School at Sitka, passed through on the motorship Northland with his wife and daugh- ter after a vacation in the States.
 MT. and Mrs John E. Paden, Gov ernment teachers at Cordova, will leave here tomorrow. They have been on duty in the Juneau office for a month.
 L. E. Robinson, who has been teaching at Klawock for a number of years, will leave here tomorrow by plane for a new post at Hoonah.