urther Action
Taken For (JSO
lpresident of the Rotary R. H.
Iidwick told morn hers of the
j) at the regular luncheon
jj week at the Brown Bear
if< that part of the reason
odiak had not heard more to
,idaUSO recreational center
,s because there was an under
jading that certain officials at
t base favored keeping the
ea on the post and providing
treational facilities for them
tre.
Chadwick appointed a com
jttee of Ray Martin and C.len
jac to investigate the matter
id ascertain what steps must
[taken which wi I not conflict
ith those already made. Chad
(ck pointed out that the USO
light be interested still if it
ere pointed out that a certain
nnber of men in uniform do
Be to Ko liak seeking recrea
1m and that the facilities are
eded.
i committee was appointed to
infer with R. L. Clifton, sec
tary, to straighten out class
tation of membership of the
ib.
Lt. E. E. Kent, post signal
icers, was a. guest at the meet
Cecil W. Minaker, deputy in
mal revenue collector, recently
listed his work here in con
(tion with income and other
matters and departed for
toma, Washington, via Sew
F
Kodiak Among
Maritime Areas
Washington (*P)—Seven mar
itime control areas in which the
movement of private shipping
will be controlled have been es
tablished by the President for
the West coast of the U. S. and
along the Alaska coast.
The areas established are San
Francisco, Columbia river, Pu
get Sound, southeastern Alaska,
Prince William sound, Kodiak
island and Unalaska.
In these restricted waters pri
vate vessels may operate only
during daylight under conditions
of good visibility and then only
after specific permission has been
obtained from the .U. S. naval
district headquarters or proper
local authorities.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lahtonen
returned to Bellingham, Wash
ington, recently after a three
year stay here. The couple were
well known here and engaged in |
many social and civic activities.
iV', Lahtonen was an account
;>c 0. Kraft & Son, was a
member of the school board and
was past secretary of the Rotary
club.
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I
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D I N NER
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Admission 1.00
Ladies Tree
Chicken or Steak Dinner $2.50
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$10 Given Away
to Lady holding lucky number
i Ticket’s given at door on Sunday, drawings
< Sunday night at 8 P. M.
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