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Bringing You
NEW JOY
The Season’s best to our
friends and customers.
YUM YUM
CHEISTMA;
AT ITS BEST
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i From the depths of our heart we wish to extend our
sincerest Christmas greetings. We are mindful of the
part you have each had in the trying days of the past
year and it is because of such unselfish efforts that the
American way of life will be maintained. It is our wish
that you will enjoy Christmas at its best, with an abund
ance of good cheer, good fellowship and goodwill for all.
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The MEN’S STORE
HOME Of SMART HABERDASHERY
Notice
In order to make known, pub
licly, the previously established
attitude and policy of the Team
sters Union No. 500, regarding
the trafficking of liquor, women
and narcotics, as passed by the
Union membeis in their By
Laws, under date of December
9, 1945, the following pledge has
been signed, individually by the
following members. All the mem
bers who refused to sign are list
ed separately at the end of this
document.
Pledge
I hereby pledge that I shal
not traflBe in liquor, narcotics oi
women.I will not knowingly car
ry liquor or narcotics to the Na
val Base and will do all in my
power to hinder any of these
commodities from reaching th«
base.
I will not transport case lots
(1 case or over) from one dest
ination to another. I realize ana
appreciate the recent coopera
tion given this Union by Colonel
Mas ie in the matter of price
stabilization,approval of the By
Laws affecting Base operation,
g'ant.ing of a closed Union shop;
recognition of our daily road
condition report and liberty rec
ommendation, and the installa
tion of a phone system for cabs,
and again pledge myself for 100
pei cent cooperation with the da
shes of the Marine Provost
Coke for mine
-S'
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
ANCHORAGE COLD STORAGE CO.
Our Wish for You . . .
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR
JOE MARINO, Local Manager
ANCHORAGE COLD STORAGE
Marshal.
T also understand that should
I break this nledge in the mat
tei of trafficking of liquor, wom
en or narcotic', and that Chis be
oroven by either a civil court or
this Union, that I shall be dis
honorably dropped from the U
nion immediately.
I also pledge to abstain total
ly from the drinking of any alcor
holic beverages while on shift.
Signed
T.onnie B. Scroggins
Viotor J. Malutin
R H. Lont
Bill Kreiner
Arthur C. Deeriag
William R. Suender
Harold E. Pratt
John Halliday
Arthur R. Kizer
Hans Reeman
Aldo Robert
Mabern A. Triplett
Walter Kizer
C. B. Johnson
Tom Gallagher
f Leon Lester
Ralph VV. Parrish
Harry F. Wallace
Raymond P. Sears
Leo W. Sears
Francis E. Cassidy
A. H. Fenner
J. E Hellen
J W. Frame
Lee Caddell
Bill Wynkoop
C. E. Petersen
J. W. Angell
Jah ’ar J. Springhill
I United States of America
Territory of Alaska ss
This is to certify, that before
me the undersigned, a Notary
Public, in and for the Territory
of Alaska, duly commissioned
and sworn, personally appeared
the above named men, to me
personally known, and each ac
knowledged to me that he signed
the foregoing pledge freely and
voluntarily.
In Witness Whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand this 19th
day cf December, 1940.
(SEAL) Catherine Blankenburg
Notaiy Public in and for Alaska
My commission expires August
31st, 1946
Refusing to sign this pledge:
Martin Jensen
Teamsters Local No. 500
A eon, Charles Morris Lee,
was born to Mr. and Mrs Mor
ns Lee, December 14th, at the
Griffin Memorial hospital. The
baby weighed 8 pounds, 7 and a
half ounces.
The mother is the former Jan
et Naughton, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. C. C. Naughton, of1
this city, and the father is now j
in the Philippines with the
Navy
Card Of Thanks
I We wish to take this opportu
nity to express our thanks for
the kindness and sympathy tend
ered us in the loss of our father,
Harry Kern Allen.
Mrs. Lorena Kizer
Mrs. Frances Patterson
Lyman E. Allen
Orpheum Lists
Holiday Fare
Wi'h the Rotary sponsored
Community Christmas program
at the Orpheum Monday even
ing, the theatre has scheduled
for tomorrow, Sunday only, the
comedy and music treat, “Eve
Knew Her Apples”, which is the
scintillating story of a singer who
gets mistaken for a murderess
The role is capably handled by
talented Ann Miller. Coming to
her lescue in the trouble she
finds herself in, is brisk, hand
some William Wright, who turns
out not to be much help whe*
he too begins to believe she is
the one wanted by the police.
Others in the cast include Ray
Walker, Robert Williams and
John Eldredge.
Playing Christmas day with a
continuous show and Wednesday
is the appropriate and stirring
story, “God Is My Co-Pilot",
starring Dennis Morgan in a
rousing story that has one top
praise. Based on the best-seller
true story by Col. Robert Lee
Scott, Jr , the film tells of the
life and dream and escapades of
a boy “who always wanted to
fly.” Playing authentic roles with
conviction are Alan Hale as a
pripst, likeable Dan Clark as a
pilot, with Raymond Massey,
John Ridgely, Craig Stevens and
Andrea King.
Sat. & Sunday, Dec. and
30, brings the glorious Technico
lor le-issue of “Bahama Passage”
starring Madeleine Carrol and
Stirling Hayden, with Flora
Itobson, Leo Carroll, Mary And
erson and Cecil Kellaway. Film
ed in the Bahamas in color the
exciting story ma'ches we'l its
beautiful locale.
On New Year’s Eve, and on
New Year’s Day with 4 continu
ous showings will be shown
“Eadie Was a Lady” a laugh-*.
minute musical, featuring Ann
Miller, Joe Besser, William
Wright, Jeff Connell, Jimmy Lit
tle and Hal Mclntrye and his
orchestra.
Woodley Airlines
OUTGOING
L. Allen, Pat Wiight, P. Rice,
Chas. Zanlain, E. Gregory, Lt
Comdr. Mean bower, Lt. Comdr.
Fletcher, Lee Bettinger, Grace
Stephens, T. Stiles.
Mrs. Ed'th A. Watkinson, wife
of P ,1 Watkinson, of the W. J.
Erskine store, was in the Griffin
Memorial hospital for medical
treatment this week.
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MASSAGE
For Men and Women
Hours: 12 to 2 pm
BY APPOINTMENT
ONLY