ming Course
Slated For Fort
0
The five week’s mining exten
short course now being con
’ted by the University at the
ual Air station will be repeat
at Fort Greely as soon as the
sent session is completed,
tsses are expected to start at
Army Base on Monday,
.vember 24th, and run through
member.
The course at the naval base
ww in its fourth week and is
living exceptionally popular a
»Dg the navy and contractor
rsonel. Total registration has
ached 148 and in order to
adle the large group Instruct
John AicAnerney has divided
! class into three groups, which
at 4:00, 6:00 and 8:00 o’
ick five nights a week in the
:ool building. Wednesday
;bt the students were given a
ince to try their hand at pan
iggold and platinum, which
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s eks' period of mineral testing
% th a blowpipes and acids,
eremainder of classes are be
; conducted as lectures and
eussions on subjects of gener
nining interest including class
ations of rocks, ore deposits,
ne sampling and mining law.
Starting in 1935 as one of the
liversity of Alaska’s extension
rvices, these short courses in
ioing and geology are given
ch winter season in a number
towns throughout Alaska, free
r eharge to all those who are
terested and to those who can
id time to attend. The course
destined to give the prospector
e opportunity to obtain know
ige of the rudiments of geol
y and mining and become fam
ar with a number of the com
on minerals, as well as learn
jw to test them But since its
“ginning not only prospectors
ut people of all occupations
ire found the subjects discuss,
I fascinating and have been reg- j
lar attendants at the classes.
It was expected that classes
light be held in the town of Ko
iak following the prerent session
i the naval station, but due to
e large number of men from
earmy base who have already
own an interest in t.he work
it who cannot be accomodated
i present, Instructor McAner
t has decided to hold his next
s
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Joe Lough ran, Owner
Keaai Moose Provides
Main Course For Hiners
H. D. Mulford was host Wed
nesday to about 40 g ie?ts at a
moose dinner held at the Brown
Bear cafe, the party was in the
nature of a farewell for members
of the Sheet Metal Workers who
are leaving on the next few boats
The main course for the din
ner came as a result of a hunting
party on Ivenai peninsula. The
trip was made in Dick Cramer’s
boat. Also on the party were Mel
Vanderwell. Bob Bond, Pete
Borseth, Dean Smyth and A1
Rowe.
After getting the limit of
ducks and geese at Big Rivers
the group went on to Lake Tus
tumena near Ninilchik, where
five moose were bagged. The
men returned about three weeks
ago after delays because of
storms had caused considerable
concern for their safety.
session of the mining course at
Fort Greely. Though there have
also been several requests for
classes in town, time may not
permit holding them here this
year. Next year, however, it is
believed that Kodiak towns
people will again have the oppo;
tunity to study minerals.
Residents Must
Pav School '! ax
J
A warning has been issued that
steps will be taken soon against
those persons of Kodiak, trie Na
val Air station and vicinity who
have not paid the annual school
tax of $5.
The tax became due in April,
and applies to everyone who has
resided in the territory for 30
The tax is payable at U: S.
Commissioner C. C. Naughton s
office.
Bread, Bear-claws, Bups,
Butterhorns Being Baked
With the installation to the
mammoth, new oven and walling
in of the addition to
the former building, Christy’s
Bakery resumed doing its own
baking Friday night.
While alterations were being
made Harry Christopherson,
owner, had made arrangements
with the bakery at the base foi
obtaining his bakery goods.
“Although all the details are
n’t set in readiness for our big
opening,” he said, “we now arc
in a position to bake anything
and everything to supply the
baking needs of our customers
Plans for our opening Noveinbei
29 will be announced later ”
Completes Longest Parachute Jump
Chicago, 111. - Arthur Starnes,
right, is shown with Pilot C. E.
Clark, in the cockpit of the Lock
heed Lodestar, from which hi
broke the world’s parachute re
cord.
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