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P. O. Applications
Close August 1
eceipt of applications for the
i position of postmaster at Kodiak
will close August 1, and applica
tions must be on file with the
Secretary, Board of U. S. Civil
Service Examiners, Juneau,
Alaska, by that date. Salary is
$3000 yearly, plus additional
compensation where more than
40 hours per week are required
by the Postmaster General.
Additional information may be
| obtained from Maurice Briggs,
acting postmaster.
| Crowd Enjoys
Piano Concert
The Orpheum theatre was fill
ed Tuesday evening for the Hal
Junso piano recital, sponsored by
the Kodiak Business and Pro
fessional Women’s club, and the
capacity audience enthusiastic
ally applauded and encored the
hour and a half presentation on
the piano and Solovox
Opening with a group of Sib
elius compositions, Mr. Junsc
held the audience spellbounc
with every selection, to the clos
ing Cl o in group, which contain
ed the Polonaise in A Flat Majoi
and the Scherzo in B Flat Minor
which proved special favorites ol
the audience and brought the
program to a brilliant close.
Mr Junso’s versatility and
pianistic ability were furthei
demonstrated in two groups on
the Solovox, in which he includ
ed his on n ar angements of light
er numbers and two of his own
|composition-:, My Theme Song
1 and Gypsy Serenade, which were
| received by the highly apprecia
tive audience with great favor
In the afternoon of the day of
his concert. Mr. Junso presented
a free lecital especially arianged
for the children of the community
and an estimated 200 youngsters
seemed to thoroughly enjoy the
] classical and popular numbers
I chosen for their benefit
The stage of the Orpheum was
tastefully decorated for ths con
cert, wi'h the grand piano set
against a white background
against which golden and colored
lights were played, with a large
bouquet of flowers for ornament.
The Business and Professional
Women’s club, who have the dis
tinction in the sponsorship of the
concert of presenting the first
recital of such calibre in the
cornmuni'y, wishes to thank
donois Patrick Lynch, for piano
moving; Rex Parrot, lor tuning
the iustuinent; Vera fieice, lor
lending her piano from the Towa
Club for the concert; and Jamas
Martz, manager of the Orpheum,
and Robert Lunday, for the co
operation in making the concert
possible.
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