World 7rip Starts
For Kodiakians
Mrs. Catherine Blanken
burg, owner of the Frontier
Shop, and Miss Gail Blanken
burg will leave this weekend
on the first lap of a six months
round-the-world trip.
They will fly to Wallace,
Idaho, to visit Mrs. Blanken
burg’s mother. In mid-May
they will sail from Vancouver
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aboard the S. S. Falstria,
East Asiatic line vessel, for
England, traveling through
the Panama Canal and by way
of New York City.
They will visit in Mrs.
Blankenburg’s birthplace in
England, tour the Continent,
and plan to return home
either via Australia or India,
in September.
GIVE to the RED CROSS
Dining and Dancing
CASINO
SHORTING CLUB, INC.
for your listening pleasure
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at the piano
LA LANDE’S
KODIAK BAKERY
Saturday Special
Molasses Ginger Cake
Drop in and shop from the most
complete line of bakery goods
ever baked in Kodiak
Max Aline LaLande, props.
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AIRLINES
KODIAK to ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU $105
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Pictures from the Uni
versity of Alasaa’s Histonca
Library, taken around tue
turn of the century by a
photographer named Gotes
man, are on display this wees,
in Wodlinger’s Drug Store.
The pictures were donated
to the university by the Selid
Construction Company Inc.,
of Fairbanks. About two years
ago Ove Selid found a collec
tion of glass plate negatives
in a warehouse.
Many ol Lie photographs'
were earned over Ghilkcot
pass and many of them tell a
story of tne famous gold rush
of 1897.
Enlargements of 70 of the
best photographs were made
into studio prints for a U of A
traveling exhibit.
The photographs on display'
at Wodlinger’s were brought
to Kodiak by Herb Hilscher
last week when he came to in
ventory the Erskine’s Alaskan
library prkr to its shipment to
the university.
The Erskine library was
purchased and presented to
the university by D. E. Skin
ner, vice president of the A
laska Steamship Company.
Coast Guard Flies
Another Mission
Thomas Foster, Unga, A
laska, was flown to Kodiak in
a Coast Guard PBY-5AG
Sunday for treatment of a
broken leg.
A request for assistance
was received by the CG Air
Facility at Kodiak Naval Sta
tion late Saturday night via
the ACS station in Kodiak.
Early Sunday LCDR. E. A
Crock and Lt. G. W. Wagner
flew to Sand Point to pick up
the injured man who was
taken from Unga to Sand
Point by boat.
Navy Hospitalman 0. A.
Sack went on the flight to
apply emergency splints and
administer first aid. It was
found, on arrival of the plane,
that Foster had previously re
ceived first aid treatment.
He was brought to Kodiak and
was admitted to Griffin
Memorial Hospital.
Crewmen aboard the plane
were R, Rossiter, J. Halsey,
F. Powell, J. Winklepleck and
J. Brennan. • -
The. mission wah under the
direction of Capt. L. J. Dow,
commander Air Sea Rescue
area 2.
Local CG Officer
On Ferry Flight
Lt. D. H. Luzius, USCG
pilot, stationed at the Naval
Station, left this week to
ferry a PBY-5AG to Eliza
beth City, North Carolina.
The plane will be left at the
Coast Guard aircraft and sup
ply base in North Carolina
and Lt. Luzius will return to
Kodiak by commercial plane.
GIVE TO THE RED CROSS
The Shuyak, Robert voti
Scheele’s mailboat, will leave
tomorrow for tho regular • ri
around Kodiak Island.
NO ONE KNOWS
whar tomorrow’s headlines wilt bring,
what NEW & GREATER emergencies we
may all have to face. We live in a time
of peril. Thousands of times daily, in
EVERY CITY & HAMLET across the land,
the same question arises.
Any donors who hare not been solici
ted for this year’s annual drive:
it would be appreciated if
you would mail your dona
tion to Mrs. MERRILL COON
or leave it at BERTS DRUG STORE
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«workers and all cooperation is greatly appreciated
Kodiak Chapter
AMERICAN
RED CROSS
Space donated by BERTS-WODLINGERS
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RHOADES, PROP.
Phone 41.51
9 x 12 wool rugs
Table Lamps
Beautyrest mattress
full size ' '
Wall Mirrors
PlayPen
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For all your
WELDING NEEDS
or problems
PHONE 2151