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HIGHLIGHTS
Wednesday
1630—G. I. Jive.
1645—Music We Love.
1715—Cowboy and Scandinavian
1730—Sing For Your Supper.
1800—Treasury Star Parade.
1815—News.
• 1830—Family Hour.
1900—Vesper Hour.
1930—Carnival of Music.
2000—Kay Kyser.
2030—California Melodies.
2100—Red Skelton.
2130—All-Time Hit Parade.
2200—Fred Waring.
2215—Great Music.
2230—One Nite Stand.
2300-—News.
2315—Sott and Sweet.
2330—Sign Off.
Thursday
0630—Hot Music.
0730—News.
0745—Melody Round-Up.
1130—Sound Off.
1145—Hot Music.
1230—News.
1245—Personal Album.
1630—G. I. Jive.
1645—Yank Swing Session.
1715—Cowboy and Scandinavian
1730—Sing For Your Supper.
1800—Treasury Star Parade.
1815—News.
1830—Kodiak Kapers.
1900—Music From America.
1930—Bandwagon.
1945—Spotlite Bands.
2000—Basin Street.
2030—Aldrich Family.
2100—Bing Crosby.
2130—Brice ond Morgan.
2200—Fred Waring.
2215—Yarns for Yanks.
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2230—One Nite Stand.
2300—News.
2315—Soft and Sweet.
2330—Sign Off.
Glazed Apple Slices
4 apples, cored and peeled
2-3 cup sugar
1-2 cup light corn syrup
2 tablespoons lemon juice or
vinegar
1-4 teaspoon cinnamon
1-8 teaspoon cloves
1 cup water
1 tablespoon margarine or
butter
Cut apples into half inch cross
way slices. Add to rest of in
gredients, boiled together three
minutes. Pour into shallow pan
and bake 40 minutes in moderate
oven. Serve warm or cold as gar
nish for duck or goose.
IMPROVEMENTS
TO BE MADE
WASHINGTON, D. C. (API—The
$420,000,000 earmarked for a post
war program for river and harbor
improvements is to help stabilize
employment.
The proposed legislation was
introduced in the House.
The followmg Alaska projects
are included in the measure;
Metlakatla Harbor $120,000,
Craig Harbor $80,000
Meyers Chuck Harbor $25,000
Wrangel Harbor $189,000
Wrangel Narrows $2,731,000
Skagway Harbor $16,000
Petersburg Harbor $80,000
Port Alexander $31,000
Gastineau Channel $155,000
Elfin Cove $38,000
Seldovia Harbor $50,000
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Nomeite Is
Decorated
(The following story was writ
ton by Sergeant Benjamin W. Ros
coe, III., of Los Angeles, Calif.,
a marine corps combat correspon
dent):
SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH
PACIFIC — (Delayed — Lieuten
’ ant Colonel Elliot E. Bard, 38, of
Seattle, Wash., and Coronado, Cal
ifornia, was presented the Distin
guished Flying Cross recently for
1 photographic missions over enemy
territory in the Solomons.
Lieutenant Colonel Bard, com
manding officer of a photographic
squadron here, has been on photo
graphic missions over most of the
entire South Pacific and has 304
hours of combat time.
The citation, signed by Admiral
William F. Halsey, which accom
panied the recent award reads:
“For heroism and extraordinary
achievement while participating in
aerial photographic flights over
enemy positions in the Solomons
during the period from November
10, 1942, to August 21, 1943. Lieu
tenant Colonel Bard was the com
manding officer of a marine
photographic squadron which op
erated continuously far into enemy
territory during the above men
tioned period.
“During this time he flew, as a
pilot, over 300 combat hours and
| many flights over 2000 miles in
(length. Anti-aircraft fire was
1 continually encountered and on
several occasions aerial opposition
was met. During the first four
! months his squadron operated
j without fighter cover.
“As a result of his persistent ef
forts, much valuable information
was obtained which contributed
directly to the success of our forces
in the area. His outstanding lead
ership and courageous conduct
were in keeping with the highest
traditions of the United States
Naval Service.”
Lieutenant Colonel Bard, bom
, in Nome, Alaska, lived for many
| years in Seattle. His wife, Mrs
| Ann Foster Bard, and two chil
ren, Joan Duveen, 12, and Elliott
E., Jr., presently reside at 811 Sec
ond Street in Coronado.
He is a graduate of the Univer
sity of Washington where he was
a member of the football and box
ing teams. He was commissioned
April 8, 1929.
MISSING — Major Gregory
Boyington, Marine Corps fighter
pilot from Okanogan, Wash.,
who was reported missing after
shooting down his 26th Japanese
plane in a raid over Rabaul
January 3. to tie the record set
by Major Joe Foss, another
Marine, in this war, and Captain
Eddie Rickenbacher, of the 1
; Army, in World War I.
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ATG Activities
Baseball game Friday Jan
uary 28th—7:00 P. M. ATG vs.
army team.
No dance Saturday on account
of President's BalL
Tuesday night. February 1st—
Regular meeting at high school
gym. Drill and training film
j shown. Any man from age 16 to
63. capable of handling a gun,
4s invited to join the guard. Re
cruiting will be done on Tues
day nights.
CAPT. BRONSON,
Adjutant.
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