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Tomorrow Eve
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday
and the Community Baptist
Church announces special ser
vices at both the 11:15 and 7:30
hours
At the 11:15 oclock hour the
Easter morning worship services
will be held. The Church Choir
will present special Easter music
consisting of The Lord Is Risen
Today by Herman von Berge,
Thy King Cometh by L. S Clark
and We Would See Jesus by
Carrie B. Adams. In addition to
the choir numbers, there will be
a bass solo, Open the Gates by
Joseph Morrison. The sermon
subject is Except Christ Be
Raised.
The 7:30 o’clock service to
morrow evening will have two
special features. The services will
open with a devotional period
followed by the observance of
the Lord s Supper. Then an
Easter drama will be presented
/ entitled The Forgotten Cloak by
' Glenn H. Asquith Those taking
parts of characters are: Else
• Carlson, Nora Moe, Zoe Sholl,
Howard Smith, Jack Confer,
Richard Williams, Gale Munson,
Elmer Sandstrom Jce Spracher,
Byd Miles.
-Rev. Morony states that the
people of the Church hope the
people of Kodiak and the Naval
Base and Fort Greely will part
icipate in these services.
Welcome Easter
Morning
‘ Welcome, Easter Morning!"
j Age to age shall say;
;‘Lo! the dead is living,
] Christ is risen today!”
Rise, ye sleeping flowers!
Waken, every bough!
Earth, her gifts returning,
Hail His triumph now,
“Welcome, Easter Morning!”
Age to age shall say:
“Chains of death are broken,
Christ is risen today!”
“Christ the Lord is nsen!”
Shout with joyful voice:
“He has buist his prison!
Let the earth rejoice."
—Alfred J. Smith, Kodiak
CAA Announces
Training School
The Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration, unable to get trained
radio operators in the States, due
to the war emergency, has an
nounced plans for a training
school for Alaskans over 18 or
under 50 The school will beheld
in Anchorage. Women may
apply only if their husbands are
in the CAA communications
service
Applicants selected must pay
their own way to Anchorage and
then- return if they fail to make
the grade in the school. Under
training they will be classified
for $1,800 a year salary. No ap
plicant will be accepted if he has
1-A classification for the draft.
Training will last about six
months .
Applications may be obtained
direct from CAA Alaskan head
quarters m Anchorage.
Even The Kodiak Bear]
Are Being Footprinted
Jack Benson, Alaska Game
Commission representative here,
has presented to the Alaska
Game Commission office at Jun
eau a plaster cast impression of
footprints of a huge Kodiak bear
for the Commission's educational
collection of prints of actual
hooves and paws of various Al
aska game animals.
The prints were of a Kodiak
bear of maximum size one
weighing between 1,200 and
1,500 pounds, with a hide 10 and
GENERAL
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and
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CONSTRUCTION
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POOL CARDS
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MAGAZINES
&
NEWSPAPERS
Youtb Committed
A 14-year-o’d juvenile from
Kodiak was committed to the
reform shool recently and was
sent to an institution outside.
The parents of the child concur
red in the commitment.
a half feet square.
The exhibits are used with
photographs and motion pictures
in educational programs for
schools and others.
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To the Voters of Kodiak
The following candidates are endorsed by
Kodiak Central Labor Council in the
CITY ELECTION
Mayor
Councilmen
Frank Hermann
Jorgen Fredrickson
W. P. Smith
W. E. Falconer
On April 28th, 1942, the Primary Election for Alaska takes place.
YOU are the Government of Alaska and your vote is as valuable
as any other vote. It is your DUTY to vote!
The Kodiak Central Labor Council endorses these candidates as
friends of organized labor and respectfully asks you to support
them.
For Delegate Anthony Dimond ”D”
For Territorial Treasurer Oscar G. Olson WD”
For Commissioner of Labor Michael J. Haas ”D”
For the Senate Don Carlos Brownell ”D”
For the Ho"«e Walter E. Huntley ”D”
William A. Egan ”D”
Stanley McCutcheon ”D’
Call Bill’s or Owl Cab to take you to Agister or ‘Vote
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Kodiak Central Labor Council