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CELEBRATION
Although hampered by a little rain, which
dampened tho dust but not the kiddies spirits,
Kodiak fost No, 17 of the American Legion can be
complimented in the manner in which the annual
4th of July celebration was carried out. Making
a canvas of the merchants and businessmen of
town, they received a substantial sum of money
with which they purchased sufficient candy, etc.
so that every kiddie in town received a bagfull,
and held various novelty races and contests in
which cash prizes where given the winners a.s we
ll as a dine for entering each contest.
A voting contest with ballot boxes located
at. both the Base Camp and in tovm was universally
supported, for the election of the Queen ”Spirit
OfIndependencen. Although many names were put
on the first ballots, it narrowed down to just
a few during the last final, minutes. After the
ballots' had closed and were counted, it was
fouiid that Miss Dorothy Boalcs, daughter of Mr.
and.. Mrs. Ii.S.Bcalos of the Naval Air Station
Camp,., had been elected. Very closo .contestants
in their order, for queen were Misses Barbara
Allman,; Mildred Frisk, Pauline Nelson and Mary
Paramoff. A number of votes were cast for Romeo
Morcllp, who, it turned cut to bo, was a man.
H is supporters no.doubt thought that a king
should;' reign instead of a queen,
:Adding atmosphere to tho occasion,: many,
thousands of firc^crackoro were" set off during :
the day and. at times, tho. din made one think of
a possible ”bli.tzkf oig”; in -the offing. There werD
ao casualties reported duo to carelessness, otc.
■'Duo tc- heavy showers .Irj. the afternoon, it
was doomed advisable to. 'postpone- the Flag-raisi
ag ooromonios as was tho Independence Day speech
scheduled to bo delivered by Capt. J.D.Blanchard
J.S.M.-C,
At 10 o'clock, dancers went to Blinn's
Hall to pay homage to the Queen and enjoy a good
lance, t o the music of Holden's orchestra. A
grand march took place at 11:30 P.M. and was led
Dy Commander C.W,Coryell and Miss Dorothy Bealos
followed by Liout. Roberts and Miss Julinc Herr
ing end dozens of other couples.
After throe hours of tripping the light
fantastic toe around tho ball-room, gaily decor
ated with the traditional rod, white and blue
3troanors end flags,tho Quoon dismissed her
3outt and 11 a good time was had by all”.
Pcing ^chargod with disorderly conduct on
Last Saturday, Dick Yugasho and Homan Malutin,
Doth of KarHuk, were sentenced to .10 and 15 days
In jail, respectively, by the U,S.Commissioner
Dn Monday.
FERN TOWED ~
Viorel was sent to the Mirror, that the
“Fern” which broke her tail-shaft last week
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