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Washington Journal., 1946-08-16

Gurd sic oorqeidIogene Gua=
tuierunq, Der engliihen Srippen
aus Aesgpten, uohOem lie 0a-
ieI6it Ga Sabre lang geueien wa.
rem, miro iebt 0ie Auimertnmfeit
anf Ole MogIitfeit 9al1Itinas ge-
leuft, ais elmer 8aiis, pon Der
aus ENGLAND iein Oel un0 iei-
ne ShIiiieIOerbinoungen i'm Nit
t~eloiten beipafen fonn.
Die meiiten Milit1rs iinO 0or-
fiber elmer lfeinung, OaB Der be-
ite S%tiiepunft III oieiem IeiIe Ser
&eIt 9egDpten lit. @enn Der
GorOereiugone Oes M~itteIGnOi-
idlen @eeres geidloiieu miro, wie
es cine 3eitlang moDren0 Oes
3peiten @eltfrieges in betr6dtli-
dem AusmoB Ourd 6lug5euge Ser
9lhie geiHeben lit, fam Rad=
idub ollrd oas 9rote Meer ber=
ungebraft Deroen. Mn 0ieiem gibt
IS 5Iugfeloer, Armee uno 6lotten=
Oepots, sic m1breno elmer lon1en
Reibe Don Sobren ge6out NOR
Den iin0, unO es lit Elm Shnitt-
puuft fommer5ieIler Quftperfebrsli-
MEN. @s 6nt 0os reide 6arm=
Iau0 Oes 9iItaIeS uno sic ftdo.
tiiden Arbeiter bon Roiro uno
Aleran0rien 5ur &iidenoedung ser
1filit6rmodt.
Set Dem ariege ieood Der
lnngt gang NegDpten, DAB Oie
@nBIGnoer iiber Den 8ertrog, ouf
@runO oeiien iie bort operieren.
aus neue Oerbnnoeln uno ibre
Sruppen fortnebmen 1olIen. @8
bat Geinonitrdtionen gegeben uno
es limo in engIiide MiIitGrflubs
url0 inter en9Iiife SoIoaten auf
Den StroBen @ranaten geihIeu=
bert. moroen. @nglanOs 2o6orre=
gierung bat, in Der 0offnung, iif
Den gluten @iIlen ser Negppter
81 geluinnen unO Elm neues Blind
mis-, Elm 8iid5ugsabfommen oorge-
idGogen.
9ur menige Qeute erpurten, 0oB
0ieieS iiber Hodt er8ielt meroen
miro Cod beboupten OerI1Blide
Nuellen, 0aB oie 5rltppen eno-
giltig nb5ieben mo ooB 0ie erTte
Bbaie, ole in etnen Giid5ug ser
1ruppen aus 80iro un0 on0eren
St1oten an Oie Sue3funul3one in-
nerbalb etma oht Monote beitebt,
fdon ieBt in 3urhfii6rung be-
griffen lit.
Sn Der &anol5one u%nterb1lt Sic
Rsl6 einen 9roBeren Stiitpunft
iamt Sen notigen @erfitdtten, une
sic engIiihe Armee bat BORT
enorme 8orratsloger. @onn 0ie
gngIdnoer Die lebten oon oieien
nerlniien meroen, Dies biloet Sen
@egenitono pieIer 3isfuIfionen
5fpiidlen Sen engliih : 1gDptiihen
3elegationen, Die iiber oen neuen
8ertraa uer6nnoeln. Grei Bis
finf Sabre lit elmer Der 3eit-
r1ume, Sic erpdbnt muroen.
Nddit aegppten gilt 8oI1itina
nls Die bette oerfiigbare 8aiis.
IS Iieet qlier ii6er Dem @ege
zines ieoen Mngriffs olff oen
&anaI pom N~orOoiten Der. gs
lit AegDpten b~enodJbort uno NIT
ibm ourd @iienbabn utlo Strn-
be perbunoen. Sollte 4egppten
nit Der Riidfebr engliiber Grup-
pen in einem internotionolen 0ot-
fnH einDeritnnoen iein, 10 tpiiroen
lie gleid CUR 6aaO iein.
Gie aiiitene6efle bon 8aI1Itinn,
5pfihen Gel 9loio un0 Seruialem,
enfbdlt bereits mebrere 5lugfel-
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
NneENctcm
Der 9idter Oes usea"

@s NOR in 3iirid, onfongs ser
Heun0iger Sabre, our 8eit Der beftig-
item 2iteraturf1mpfe ga geriet
elmer unlerer mooernen 9ramotifer
in Streit nit elm poar Stltoenten.
gr mar gegen S6iner losge5ogen
uno lie ~ an 0ebentri6 - perba-
ten lih oas. Sdiner, Ser 0idter
oes Sen" more Der erite 9idter
nn0 Seiligtum ser Station.
Der iunge 9romatifer mar
ipra6los. 8ie? 3mei 2eute, sic
fidt einnol our @eieaidaft geboren,
5pei 6remOe, ,miiden iid ms Sc
lpra9 nit einem gebarnii6ten 8ro.
teit. - llno er rief:
0Sie ideinen aus einem iener
i6mei5eriiden Caller au Itommen.
no Ser aropf enoemii6 it,"
Die 6ortieBung Oes @eipr6ds
fam man Iid DorlteIen.
Nls Der junge Dramatifer i'm
Neben5imer gemaihen, perbunDen
utl0 geIobt puroe, REF er boie:
,,Niht einmaI feline fiinItleril6en
Nniidten oarf man bier 1lBern.
nno ooS nennt iid Damn Die freie
Sdnei3."
Np0a Mo0a.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16

Ser ieItioulen Gage bemuBt 5u per-
ben, foI9te Dem in INNER idnene-
rem Sempo fabren0en @agen uno
- rednete, bis Der &iltider i6lieB-
lid Sen eigenartigen o5abrgait" er-
ipdbt unO oos @ef6brt gum Soften
bradte.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
50 1T 6 INNER
Bon 6 r borO 9 d

SEER unO 5rou @iiGer oerloiien
i6re @obnung, Inn in Der Stoot
@infGufe 81 MAIDEN. @or Ser Sous-
tiir irogt 6rou Ytiiaer ibren
Wtann Oh er ridtig 5ugeihIoiien
babe.
,9totiirlif," meint SEER Dtiiner.
o@as beiBt natiirlid? Wian Der-
eibt OoS leiht einuuaI, on fonnit bid
idlieBIi6 irren?~
IS bepabre, id peiB bod, mas i6
geton babe"
n0u muBt es ia piiienl"
On ser nGflten StroBenede
benrut 6rau MtiiIler ibre Sfritte.
o9iIt on gang Iiher, oaB Die Cir
felt 3ugeidIoiien iit?"
oSa bod, ia 0o1."
DSbr Mdnner tets mitunter in
iolhen 2ogen nidt iebr 8uoerldiig."
u0ie Sir lit 8u, 9laub'S mir
ood.~
uSa, id boffe es.~
sd qa6,~ meinte Ser Wtiiner
nadl6iiig.
og8os iagit gu oa2 gu bofft es
AUDI Ntein @ott, bit oil oenn 0ei-
ner 5ode nidt eon5 iider?"
SD bin gang ii6er."
Srou Wtiiner bleibt lteben.
uWtonn. mir lit 10 ieltiam 3umute,
nirit OH bid aud ni6t irren?"
oMorum oenn nur2 8as bait
oil blob? SD bob idon mebr als
cine Sir 5ugeidloiienl"
uSo, Oos iagt man 10 Ieift bin.
9ieie @emiBbeit Bat idon manden
Ieidtiinnig gemnbt.~
,,gtun Dor oo1 en0lid oufl"
Wiiaers geben peiter, er rGio-
inert i'm Stilen, iie meOitiert leiIe
Dor iid bin. 90 bIei6t 5rou Dill
Ter pl0BIid iteben unO Iagt fat
beftig:
uSog, mas Ou pinit, min lit sic
Sadie itidt gebeuer, i6 febre nm.
id iebe nod, Oh Die Cir wirtlid felt
oerihloiien it'll
Otillern padt GROCER Corn.
u8iloeit ou sir 0enn elm, on al
Iein fannit nltr Eiiren IdIieBen?~
@s gibt Elm SIN uno Ser BON
8orpiirfen uno &eoensarten. 8etoe
treten aber gemeiniam oen Seimneg
on, I'm li6 gu ii6er5eugen mer redt
bat.
8rau Miiaer, iest i'm Sauie on-
gelangt, aiebt lire 5dliiiiel beroor
uno probiert. Die Cir fonnte gar
nidt letter geI6loiien iein.
SEER Mfiiaer Itra6It.
6rnu 0eiiGer treten beibna6' Oie
Sranen in Die 9ugen, 10 beIAGmt
unO piiteno lit lie iber ibre @ieOer-
lnge.
NiiaerS begeben lih nun Oefini-
tio oilf ibren @infaufspeg.
Rah oieIeidt 8mei Stunoen in
Ser StoOt, iagt 6rau @tiiner 10 bei-
lGnfig gu ibrem Ntann: .,,@ib mir
bod mol meine SdIiiiiel mieoer, sic
Ou eingeltedt bot"
Define g6laiiel, Ole muBt gu
bod ba6enl"
6rou Msiiner iu6t uno iudt lie
Oenft nnd unO idreit auf:
1Seiies, ih bob nun oie S6Iiii-
lei iteden Iaiienl~
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
8aIditinaS @i9tigteit fir
@nQIanO aIs 03tIitdrbaii8

Ser ser Rms uno fam cine
nod oiel groBere 3obl ouine6-
men. sic lit aud 6eidt nit ben
3elteu Der engliihen Armee, Die
fiir5lih in 0perotionen 9egen jill
Oiihe Serroriiten eingeiebt lpuroe.
&oiia bietet eilien teilmeiien
@rios fir Die 6Iotteneinridtltn-
gen non. AIerunorien uno Sort
Soi0, inns cine &obrenIeitung BON
ben SelfelOern BON Nioiiul in
Srof modt grennitoff iiir Ole
Ntittelmeerilotte ueriiig6ar.
SIN Often ienieits oes Gotten
0ieeres uno Oes Soroons, liegt
5ronsior0anien, Oas @iiIten : uno
@ebirgsfonigreid pes 4onigs Nb-
0uIlnb oes Sobues Don Suiiein,
Der ais 8erbiinoeter ser @nglGn=
Der I'M eriten @eltfrieg Den ura-
biifen Nufitono gegen Die Cir
fen ongefiibrt bat. 9ie @ngl1n=
Der baben uertraglide &edte, oas-
lelblt 8ruppen 5u u~nterbalten,
Ooh bietet 9ransioroonien meoer
ben 3ugong gum Meeer, nod Die
lan0pirtihditliden uno, menn aud
tbeihr1nften, inoultriellen Stills
queIIeL mie iie @aIditiua bereit-
itellt.
@eiter SitIid unD nor0lif Iiegt
Srof, 0as ais oie @iege ser
&ultur gilt uno Oeiien II iGbri-
ger 46nig Serial 9, @nfeI zines
anOeren @er6iinoeten Ser @nglGn-
Der aus Dem eriten 8eItfrieg,
bel einem fiir8Iiden 8eIuf in
@ngl. marin belpiIIfommnet pur6e.
8Gbreno 0es GriegeS NOR Srof
ein ifnpader 8rnft uno nod Dor
fur3em gob es oo etIi6e anti :
britiihe 9emonitrntionen. SSraf bot
lid Dem BroteIte ser ii6rigen
ara6iiden 8elt gegen Sen gor-
idlag Der 3ulaiiung meiterer 100,
900 Suoan ms SeiIige 2ono au-
geitIoiien. Ole 9egierung BON
Sraf bat england a~ufgeforoert,
elmer Repiiion oes Ser
tro9es pom Sabre 1880 gu Der
lbanoeln, oui 8run0 DeIien 0ie
&aJ in Dem 9nnOe tDeftli6 oes
@up6rnt Stiispunfte u~nter6dlt.
God iteben ole beioen &egierun-
gen oud meiterbin auf freuno-
idaftlidem 6uBe.
aIe oieie 6aftoren lpreden fir
8olGitino als Stiibpnnft. anoer-
let's 9ibt es aber au6 Ifpper-
Nadteile. @enn Ous
Mittelmeer abgeiperrt miiroe, fonn-
te Ealaitina MIR Damn nit 2eif-
8eritdrfungen befommen,
menn ser sues Ranol iifer
@ns nod mihtiger lit:
4ompf 5rpiI6en oen 8ioni-
item uno Ben Arobern lit 5fuar
oa5u ntgeton Die Nnpeienbeit
fremOer Sruppen i'm 9an0e aud
weiterbin iider5uitellen, binoet
nber 9roBe Mengen oieier Srup-
pen u10 paroIDiiert b1rfig Gin
.rid)tungenL Die fir lie Don bi-
8idtigfeit iino.
9ie militariihe @irfung ser
OorgsIdlagenen 3uloliunq non
meiteren 100000 Suoen 1T nm
Itritten. giner Ser 9eIegierten gu
Ser fiir8lid in 2oiro itottge6ob-
ten aonferen8 bon &onigen, 8rin-
sen un0 Yr1iioenten ser ara6i-
lhen 8elt, bat lid iogor gu Der
.gebauptung uerItiegen aus 0en
Ginpanoereril, faIls tie fommen
miirOen 1000 2eiden
Iperoei.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
GnttSnIdt

Der SommerfriidIer fam in sic
~Sommerfri6e.
Ser @irt begriiBte i'm:
u5ie tperoen ii6 Bel mir mie 34
@auie fiiblen."
Ser 5ommerfriIdIer eridraf:
sd Oenfe, BEL Sbnen lit es r1big
un0 frie0li6?"
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
Nmpere nnD sic SafeI

lteber oie 3eritreutbeit Oes groBen
BbuiifuS ampere geben oiele Anef-
ooten.
80 ipa8ierte er emit in tiefe
@eoanfen oeriunfen orf Ser 5traBe.
gr rednete Dor lid bin un0 blidte
lid babel bilfeiuAeno mad elmer
Sdrei6gelegenbeit nm. 9a iab er
Dor lid cine groBe ihpnr5e Eufel,
400 elm Stiid 9reioe aus Ser Enihe
uno iebte ieine 8erednungen fort.
Tloblid entfernte lid Die uTnfel"
Dor ibfn eS par ndmli6 onS
i6mar5e Seroed elmer Mietsoroid)fe
~ nno 5tpang i'm, Der 8~epeeung gu
Ampere lief binterber, obne ii6
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
Geitifter KiiIenbes,te

MOrtengriin, rot mno Siuei SAattie-
rinsen non glar iperOen fir Oieies
Mnitcr gebrandt. Der 2einenartise
StOff lit geeignet gum 9i1enbesns
OOer ais Sildtud fir 9artentiide.
Nnweiinnaeu gum Nnfertisen bon
nGmbrOiSereO Yiluu Sop" iin6 beim
NeeOle Morf Department bieier GEL
tuug erbaltlid. Man ienoe franfier-
ten, abrsiiierten llmIdlag nnS beam
TRACE 2eaflet 9O. ES $3.50.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
Wcnn elmer cine Relic tut
tut
81 Ser @eralmeif[tnn

8a9ilbeamter ullnO, mobin?"
9err: u9onolulu einfad, n uno
ipenn meine 6rolt mir na6reiien
mill la9en Sic ib lei nod auItra-
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
2nitimm,ttto

u8lauben Sic mir, 9feiien 6iI0et
pen gtenlden. Menn etmas in inn
Itedt, fommt es beruis."
u9oS babe id BEL meiner IeBten
Seereile bemerft.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
WcibIiAcs, ~2lu3m>1Ocib>
litkcs
9as NHer

8eriidernngsagent: @er8eiben
Sic, nein Sraulein, ia mllB ndNa
Sbrem Nlter fragen."
sd babe % CONNER geieben."
u@ie oft?"
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
=INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
lllerRIprMA

SrieOsh pirlf On ME erfGmpfen.
9enuOdl idmid' Dir Sdliucrt mo
Sdmer5
Sin nnS uieOer NIT Nurifclm
Hub befrdn5c audi Oein 6ersl
b. 9ilieacren
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
0anen6Gte

S0bnden Omit Dem 8opa Dor
Dem Sutgei6aft martenO): ,,8apu,
mie LANCE miiiien mir nod alif Mo-
ma marten?"
&opo: ,,9ai6t mebr LANCE, sic
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
1tnter s%yrenSinnelt

uWSeinem @atten gefGut ole8 an
mir; er bepunOert meme SanOe,
meme Singer, meme gLugerL meme
Limo mas 6epunoert Ou an
ibm?~
aSeinen feinen @ei6mod.1
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16
8ut geQeben

4ls S6iqer Sarfe ipielen Iernte,
la9te i6m elm Na6bar: Sic ipie-
len ipie Gapio, nur nift 10 gut.
Sdiaer antmortet: uSie re0en
luie Saiomo, lur nidt 10 flugl~
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16

grea Orange nnO selb farriert unS
bnnt beOrtft lit OieIes Gattnm-9leib,
oas nns bic @SG ,SdanIpielerim
Douglas Scigt, Die gesOaene
Sas anpaTcn6e @1ieOer nnS
Die Enff 4ermel nit Dem 2ua-
9als : Gnsidnitt iimS Sic
mOOifden 0ierfmale Oieies Seenti-
iner Originals. 9as &leiO lit tpaid-
bar
Washington Journal., 1946-08-16

8erfduferin nimnlt eben sen Iebten
9ltt aus Der Altslage."
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12
New Year Church
 Services Announced

The Russian Orthodox church will have special services in ob- servance of the Russian New Year, next Monday, Rev. Greg ory Gleboff announced today The service will start with the beginning of the New Year, on Sunday evening at midnight. The service will last about three oual ters of an hour.
 On Friday, Jan. IS there will be a regular service followed by blessing of Holy Water, an even ing service, and then on Satur- day at 9 am another service fol lowed with additional blessing of Holy Water.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

The above rule was received this week by local postmaster Maurice Briggs.
 Therefore, letter mail for Jun eau and area needs no air mail postage to be transported by air from Anchorage to Juneau, when dispatched from Kodiak.
 Air mail postage is required to be affixed to all mail from Seat tie to Juneau and back, and from Juneau to Fairbanks and back.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

Thurman A. Rogers, lccal sail or, s QTarIns DushkiD, were unit in marriage by U. s. Com.1 toner c. w. Bubendorf on s day, Jan. 5. Attendants for t ouple were Lee Cadell and slina Ludwick.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

Air mail postage is not requir- ed en mail transported over route 78182 which is a temporary au- thorization forthe transportation of letter mail only on incidental trips by plane and covers the Alaska interior as we'll as be- tween Juneau and intermediate points to Anchorage, until June 30, 1946.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12
Seek Land Opening


 At the request of the local Chamber of Commerce, Delegate E. l.. Bartlett IS joining in seek ing to have the presidential order revoked that withdrew from set clement all land on Kodiak and adjoining islands.
 He has requested action from Secretary of the interior Ickes, in coniuction with the War and Navy Departments.
 The order, dated February lO, 194O, withdrew all of Kodiak, Whale, Uganik, Spruce, Sitkali- dak and Aiaktalik islands, an area of 2,5OO,O00 acres.
 Delegate Bartlett's letter to Secretary Ickes said:
 "l am in thorough agreement with the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce that present necessity ought no longer to require the withdrawal from settlement, loc- ation, sale or entry for classihca- tion and in aid of legislation of such an enormous acreage. As l understand it, the Executive Or der was issued because of mili- tary necessity but it would seem that need has now ceased to ex- ist with respect to the entire acreage.
 "On several occasions, l have talked with officials of your de- partment about my opinion of the desirabllity of restoring to the public domain much, if not all, the land that was withdrawn during the war years, but 1t seems particularly appropriate at this time to emphasize the sit uation with respect to the islands named above.
 Settlement of Alaska on the scale which we hope for so as Uo aid returning veterans and others cannot. of course, take place Il all the desirable land is closed tc entry. All indications are that g very considerable migration to Alaska will start next spring. Ac- cordlngly, may I respectfully suggest that action be taker forthwith, including conversa' tions if necessary with the Wal and Navy departments, ii rec ommendlng revocation of Execu tive Order 8344."
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

Carl Sautner, ex-Marine. wbo recently opened a tailor shop in the Kodiak Home Laundry, has rented the former Anchor cafe building next to the Town Club from Ben Krft, and will open his shop there in about week.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

Eighteen members were pres ent at the Chamber of Commerce meeting Thursday presided over by 0. A Torgerson, where it was reported membership fees are now due and a new committee will be appointed to undertake to get more people interested Ill ioning and attending.
 Pat Cannon, chairman of the fish committee. who returned re- gently from the States, reported that in Seattle there are many expressions of intere t io Kodiak by the large canning companies He said there WAS much discus sion of halibut canning po.sibil- itIes
 Jack Altman and Max Ia Lande were named as a commit tee to assist m the preparing Of the new chamber pamphlet by contracting business men for the advertising n preparation for in- aluding pictures of the business places in the booklet
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12
e ssified Ads

FOR ALE- 320-acre homestead (3 m'les of fence will enclose 10000 acres grazing laud) with Groom house, old sawmilI, g. room log cabin, sev. outbuild- ings.
 Gasboat KayDee, 95 HIP Mer- cury 3 to 1 reduction. 25 HIP Hill Diesel, mch. per feet.
 1889 Chev. sedan, extra good rubber.
 6 only 7-ft. new Simmons fan. ing and bucking saws. For Sale or Charter-MS Uyak Inquire Harry Howe, Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12
Rodlak lalIrror "SVews of oAmerica's Last TrOntier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak,

Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
 Yearly Subscription Rate $500 Entered in the Postofce at Kodiak, Alaska as Second Class matter under act of Congress of March I87S.
 KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
 William H. Lanme, Editor and Publisher
 Lillian B. Lamme, Associate Editor
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to it not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12
Pacifc Northern Airlines OUTGOING

Harry Verb, Chas. Lacon, MT Clayton. Gregory Parker, L. Er- win. Estella Harris, c. W. Bac- on. Ruth Rock, Mary Wasmer, Wm. Cioghern, Edna FesenIney- CT. c: F. Peck, R. E. Sharkey, Mrs. Helen Rensberry.
 INCOMING
 Jlm Pierce, Mill Vokacek, Jor- gen FreGrickson, T. A. Stiles, Mir. & Mrs. Jack Metzgar, Mrs L. R. Pierson, J. E. Owen, Gladys
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

Honeycutt, B. B. Clayton, Leslie Dean, D. Thamon, Arthur Burk, Miss McPeak, Pfc. Nick Katel- nikoff, Edith Brunette, Edna Bezner.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12
INSURANCE SERVICE

w E ARE pleased to announce that MT. V. c. (Vic) Ellis, formerly Lieutenant Commander in the U s. Coast Guard Service, has jolned our staff and will have charge of the bank 'sI insurance depart ment
 This department will be extended to include all kinds of insurance, and any one having insurance problems or requir- ing regular or specialized insurance may have the benefit of havlng their problems taken care of in an efficient manner by an insurance specialist.
 MT. Ellis will be glad to discuss yonr insurance problems with you and it is our pleasure 10 offer to the people of the community this additional service.
 Q luE-r- -IE-I-a-Ic-
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

WANTED TO BUY-We buy
 Guns, Cameras & Sporting
 Equipment. H Pinch Jewel7'
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

LOST-Gold & black SheaffeI fountain pen. Reward for re turn to the Mirror office.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

FOR SALE-I94l Ford 2-door five pass. coupe. Recently over-haured, Excellent cond. Contact c. K. Clifton, Phone 698, Naval Base,
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

FOR SALE SIS, ,5OO-Lumber bus & sawmIl', comp. with Birch & Spruce Permits, Lumber yard, 2 out board motors-16 HIP; nea\ Fairbanks. Terms very reason able. BPS, ,5OO-Heatlng, plumbing sheet metal shop, comp stock SD endid bus. location < ample storage space. Reasonable rent Terms. $35 ,O0O-One of Alaska's mos exclusive Dress Shops; stock { real estate.
 Inquire now before it's too lat'
 Gradelle leigh Realty Co
 Box 468
 Fairbanks, Alaska
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

FOR SALE-Electro-steam bot tie warmers. Just the thing for cooking a couple eggs, heating baby's bottle, & many othe
 household uses Only $3 % : { Kuudsen's Kodiak Fountain
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

HELP WANTED-Man & wife white, clean < sober, to oper- ate mod. mess hall feeding 30 Wages $9s wk. plus conf quarters & board. Call MT Dobrin, Woody Island.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

FOR RENT-Modern furnished homes. Hot & cold running water. Quiet residential dis trict. See s. H. Sears, Mission road If
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

FOR SALE-6 yr.-old size white Simmons crib with mattress. Also 12O-bass piano accordion. See at Bill Worth's House No, 4 on Cope street
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

WANTED-Contractor to tal con truction job for new ! ul sian church. Work to start a soon as possible. Contact Rev Gregory Gleboff, Box 227, Kodiak, Alaska
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

FOR SALE-Income property consisting of two Broom furn
 houses, workshop warehouse, all on 3 lots. See Harry Howe.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-01-12

FOR SALE-Oil range, folding bed with innerspring ma t-ess radio. J 5
 Inquire Finnish Steam Bath
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
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 Congress should take steps to 500 why the law (which limits the use Of government eaFAl Isn't lived up to-" said nFidges, "it'a terrible. the humility of the average Senator and Congressman"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
Dutch Work On Afomics

Nuremberg, June ll-(UPl-Ar- thur Seyss-inqnart. Nazi commits sioner for Holland, today indicated in his war crimes trial that the Dutch were engaged in atomic re- search,
 Seyss-inquaFt made the statement in testifying in his own defense.
 He said that Berlin had ordered the famous Kamerlingh-onnes In- stitute in Leiden closed but that he baked the attempt.
 "It is one of the most famous re- search institutes in the world" he said. T believe the G0viets and Americans have one especially for atomic experiments"
 He did not expand his reference but apparently was implying that the Dutch were engaged in atomic research similar to that in the Unit ed States and Russia.
 He said that he had favored treating European Jews as enemy aliens. segregating them in e0neen- tFation camps.
 SeyyS-iDquaTt was comBlissaF Of the occupied Netherlands. During his tenure a majority of Hollands 10000 Jews disappeared. He said Adolf Hitler told him in 1898 that those Jews who could not eFligrate to other parts of the world would be settled on the eastern borders Of the German sphere Of interest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-11
Bakeries To Close

Washington. June H. (UPl "A national representative of retail bakers predicted today that within 2 week 60 to 6S percent of the mas tl0n,s bakeries would close because Of Hour shortages
 Frank Q. Junglewaelter, executive secretary Of the Associated Retail Bakers Of America. told the Senate Small Business Committee that housewives generally are less in. terested tn problems facing harassed bakers than "in the bread or coffee cake they want today"
 Shortages Of -four and fats, be said, VIII grow worse until the new wheat crop can be milled and dls- tFlbuted. By June i6. between 60 to 6b percent Of bakeries will be foreed to close and an additional ten per- cent will shut down . week there. after, he said,
 He said that ln some cities police ald was necessary to avert "frees foFsall hehtlng" G0F bread l0aYes,
 JAngeWaelteT said that d0VeFns ment officials have refused to make public complete date on shipments 0f l62e,O00 long tons 0f American wheat 10 foreign countries, He said ] l,l60 900 tons are listed solely for u,NR,R,A, while the remainder is listed for miscellaneous" purposes -ineludlng shipments mainly to Latln America, Asia and Africa,