Bazaar Winners,
Proceeds Given
The members of the Griffin
Memorial Hospital Guild are ver\
grateful for the community sup
port of the bazaar and dance held
at Blinn’s hall on November 7. In
spite of bad weather and hazards
of travel, the affair was a finan-'
eial success.
Anyone who is inter
ested in purchasing plants
or slips in decorated con
tainers may secure them at
Mis. W. J. Erskine’s green
house before noon. Mrs. Er
skine has offered to take
care of the plants for the
Guild There are quite a
number of very attractive
plants left from the plant
exchange.
Over $500 was realized and will
be used by the Guild this year for
emergency supplies for the com
munity in event of war, for new
equipment for the hospital and
for linen replacements. A sum
mary of the total net proceeds
follows:
Samovar $253 50
Radio 20.00
Dance
Checking
89.00
9.30
15.75
8.30
38.90
69.90
38.00
Cakes
Plants
Turkeys
Fancy work
Coin Apron
Total $542.65
J. C. Jackman, Naval Air Sta
tion, drew the winning ticket for
the samovar; E. E. Smith won
the coin apron; Mrs. Hazel Owen,
Kodiak, the carving set;Mrs.Nor
man Sutliff, the toastmaster set;
H.Brown, of the Bank of Kodiak,
had the lucky number for the
lemonade set; Frank Lahtonen,
case ot Coca-Cola; F. Harrison,
Naval Air station, the cigarette
container.
A picture was awarded Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gilmore, winners of
the prize waltz.
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson,
who is the president of
the Guild, wishes to thank Mrs.
Cyril Crawford, general chairman
of the bazaai and dance, and her
project chairman and all the
Guild workers for their splendid
cooperation and hard work in
making the affair a success. A
bout 25 women were actively in
terested and served on various
committees. The following were
committee chairman: Mrs. Forest
Ayres, samovar and plant com
mittee; Mrs. John Peterson, fan
cy work; Mrs. L. M. Boeckman,
cakes; Mrs. Avery Roberts, tur
key raffle.Mrs. Harry Beales ably
Speech of Secretary Knox
Draws Japan’s Criticism
Toyko (.P)—Foreign Minister
Togo discussed the speeches of
Churchill and Secretary of the
Navy Knox before the plenary
session privy council at the im
perial palace.
Newspaper headlines expressed
irritation with Knox’ statements
that “grave questions are about
to be decide 1 and the hour of de
cision is here;” further American
forbearance toward Japan may
be misunderstood.
Felony Case Dismissed
A case was heard in the U. S.
commissioner’s court this week
involving Ralph Cordero and
Frances Jone6. The plaintiff,
Cordero, charged the defendant
with breaking and entry, and
stated in the complaint she at
tempted assault with a dangerous
weapon. The case was dismissed.
Two itnemeni. riojses
bombed by Lmie Plane
London (A5)— A lone day
light raider dropped high explo
sive bombs on a point on the
northeast coast of England. Two
tenement houses were wrecked
and three persons taken to the
hospital with minor injuries
Six Neapolitans Killed
As British Raiders Hit
Rome (A5)— British raiders
struck in several waves overnight
at Naples’ damaging civilian
buildings and fires. Besides the
incendiary bombs explosives kill
ed six persons.
The Italian command an
nounced eight British bombers
were shot down in raids on Sici
ly. _
Ten driver’s licenses have been
issued by the city clerk’s office
[since November 1.
Court Received At White House
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Washington, D. C. - Members |
of the United States Supreme
Court leaving the White House
after attending the annual rt
assisted in handling the samovar
tickets at the base.
Thanks also is due the follow
ing: 0. A. Torgerson for display
ing the samova- and selling tick
ets on Saturday nights at the
bank; Cyril Crawford for making
posters and assisting with the raf
fles at the dance; Jack Allman
for his help with the raffling; the
Orpheum theater and Kodiak
shopping news for free adver
tising; and the Kodiak Mirror
for ticket printing donations and
many other courtesies extended.
Two donors of prizes were in
advertently omitted from the list
published last week. Carl W Pa
joman, of the Kodiak Mercantile
company, gave a radio, which was
won by a ticket shared by three
soldiers at the army base; and
Ray Martin contributed a case
of Coca-Cola.
The samovar was obtained
from W. J. Eiskine at a substan
tial discount.
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