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Dance
at cBlinnfs
Every
SATURDAY
Night
From
8
pm
To
1
am
New Orchestra
Admission:
$1.00
Wom0n Free
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Coney Island
Cafe
Explorer Tells
Polar Experiences
Lt. Harold I. June, stationed
at the NOB here and whose
home is in Stanford, Conn., held
members of the Rotary dub
spellbound at the luncheon
Tuesday with his tales of his ex
periences with Admiral Richard
Byrd at the South Hole ■
Lt June enjoys the distinc- J
tion, with Admiral Byrd and two
'others, of being one of the first
four men to fly over the South
Pole. The plane trip was the cul
mination of 2 years preparation
in the states and 1 year there,
he said. He described living con
ditions in Little America, 2500
miles from New Zealand, the last
port of call on the way. He told
also some of the difficulties of
life where the average summer
temperature was 10 above fcero
and average for winter 50 below,
although it went down to 90
below.
He described the flight in the
tri-motored plane over the pole
itself and of the dropping first of
an American flag, and then
dropping the flags of Norway
and Great Britain; the latter
were in honor of Roald Amund
sen and Capt. Robert E. Scott,
previous visitors to the pole.
Guests at the luncheon in
cluded Chaplain E C. Helmieh,
of Winston-Salem. N. C, and
Comdr. Charles Earl, of Oneida,
N. Y.
Bill Nekeferoff received medi
cal attention at GM Hospital
this week.
Dance Planned , j
For Valentinefs
The Coney Island cafe, spon- j
sors of the regular Saturday
night dances at Blinn’s announce
for next Monday a special Val
entine’s Ball, to be held in the
evening from 8 to 12.
The dance will be formal at
the request of many patrons and
an Army orchestra has been en
gaged to provide the music for
what promises to be an extra
special occasion.
Clyde Gnlbreath announced
this week t.l>at starting immedi
ately he will engage in hauling
garbage from residential districts
to provide service for those left
without it when the Island
Transfer discontinued such ser
vice last week.
Arrangements may be made
by contacting Star A Cab or
writing Post Office box 1J68.
NOTICE
Ten days after first publica
tion of this notice on Feb. 12,
1944, the following city licenses
will be past due and if not ob
tained in all cases proper steps
will be taken to punish violators i
of the ordinances providing for
such licenses:
Dog Licenses
Driver’s Licences
Vehicle Registration
Police Department
City of Kodiak
IPs
Pinch’s Service Store
■'The Service Men's Meeting Place
New Arrivals
LARGE SHIPMENT OF
Overseas Caps aud Braids
All Chevrons - All Navy Ratings
Kodiak Alaska Sweat Shirts
Hunting Knives Batteries
Lighter fluid and flints
Popular and ”flill Billy”
Song Books
Musical Instruments
Kaywoodie pipes
Val-A-Pack and Luggage
souvenirs
TO SEND NOME
Army and Navy Pillow Tops
Head Scarfs
Tablecloths
Tea Aprons
Pillow Tops
ias
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CAPSULES
TAKE FOR:
■ Lack of Energy
■ Nervousness
■ Poor Appetite
■ Poor Indigestion
■ Loss of Weight
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Vitamin
Headquarters
A Registered Pharmacist always on hand
: COLD WE A THE* MUSTS:
Hirsch Weis virgin wool jackets
. Glover tailored leather jackets
Woolrich shirts
Wool boot socks
Leon Axel Topcoats
The Men’s Store
FORMAL
Valentine’s
Ball
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VALENTINE’S DAY
Monday, February 14th
V
Army Orchestra
Blinn’s Hall
Dancing
8 fo 12
Gentlemen
$1.00