THe CASINO
BAR - RESTAURANT,
Fried Chicken Fresh Sea Fouds
Fancy Steaks - Tenderloins,, Sirloins
And Our SPECIAL
NBW YORk CUT T-80N*
Served from 5 pm till 2 am
YOU’LL BE
IN AN ARMY JOB!
An average civil
ian in an American
manufacturing job gets $191
a month. Pretty good pay —
but how much does he have left
to spend or save?
With rent to pay, food and
clothing to buy, transportation,
income tax and doctors’ and
dentists’ bills, he’s lucky to end
the month with $25 clear. The
Army Private doesn’t pay for
any of those items. Out of his
$75 a month he has more
motley left than ike average
civilian worker.
And that’s a newly enlisted
Private, with every chance for
promotion and higher pay
ahead of him. There’s addi
tional pay, too, for overseas
duty, and for paratroopers, fly
ing and glider crews.
The Army man also gets Re
tirement Credits — at no cost
—enabling him to retire at half
pay after 20 years, and on up
to three-quarters pay after 30
years’ service. Such a retire
ment plan would cost a civil
ian between $75 and $100 a
month for 30 years.
Find out about all the other
Army job benefits at your U. S.
Army Recruiting Station.
A GOOD JOB FOR YOU
u. S. Army
- CHOOSE THIS
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)UR REGULAR ARMY SERVES THE NATION AND MANKIND IN WAR AND PEACE
M. P. Station, Kodiak
Ft. Greely Tel. Army 74
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dependable
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Kmidseo’s At Kodiak ]
next week that we think are \
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pretty good: j
1. Eat. all you can of Horluck’s I<e Cream
2. GIVE ALL YOU C\N TO THE
COMMUNITY CENTER DRIVEI
Knudsen’s
Kodiak Fountain
“Next to the Largest Store in Town’’
Why Kodiak Should
Support Its
Community Center
By HAROLD NAUGHTON I
j In a democratic government
such as ours, America, we enjoy
many privileges that are free.
Freedom of speech, freedom of
press, freedom of religion, and
the many other freedoms guaran
teed us under our democracy.
These freedoms we can take for
g< anted as they are asssured ua
by <be Constitution. Like all
free things these also must be
paid for and for this reason we
have our federal, state, county,
and city taxes. But there are al
so various free activities that
even the-e taxes do not support.
Oar Kodiak Community Center
is one of them.
The publio and civic minded
citizens of Kodiak had recognis
ed long ago the need for an insti
tution to provide recreation fac
ilities to its young people. Realis
ing that a youth’s character is
grsatly influenced by his en
vironment a concerted effort was
put forth by these publie-spiiit
ed eitizens. The Kodiak Com
munity Center was thus organis
ed with the aim to provide facil
ities for recreation and a general
uplifting of our society.
The Center now provides clean
and wholesome sport that tends
to develop coordination between
brain and brawn Voung people
engaged in this type of spoit
learn to deal on a fair basis with
their fellow classmates. Friend
ship, companionship, and a bet
ter understanding of other peo
p'e are also a virtue of sp >rt
Since its inauguration the Cen
ter has provided Kodiak with
numerous educational, eultuial,
and entertaining ao ivilies unsur
passed in the annals of Kodiak’s
social h story. The Center library
eoniains thousands of books
ranging in topic from fiction to
Shakespeare, folk i»ud square
dancing are enjoyed wtekly.
Paddiebird, a vigorous aud m
ele building game, is participated
in by ad qualified and mteiea ed
players. B.ngo and cnbbag.; are
pla.vni regul illy Aim included
in the carefully scheduled prog
ram oi inle'cst to local teafa ers
is a course in navigation Weekly
baskelba I practise at the Naval
Base is also an ao ivity sponsor
ed by the Ctnter. A community
sing is an ther relaxing and cul
tural feaiure of the program. In
formal ac ivities such as ping
pong and pool are kept iu con
tinuous u.-e by patrons of all
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FOR TRUCKING, SHOVEL
AND CRANE WORK
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