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KODIAK
pjTBAL LABOR COUNCIL
pjeets the 1st Sunday
^ each month at 10 a. no.
fishermen’s Union Hall
Glen Robinson, President
gtuart Nuckols, Secretary
^ A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
Igets on the 1st, <fe 3rd, Fri
f«A each Month at 7:30 p.m.
Hie Union Hall;
MSTERS.CHAUFFEURS,
ABEHOUSEMEN & HELP
5RS Union, Local No. 500
laetings 2nd Monday 11 am
h Monday 8 pm Union Hall
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
DAILY:—9 am to 5 pm
Sundays & Holidays—
tm to 10 am & 4 pm to 5 pm
[nergeney wires only may be
Sled during closed hours of
receiving office.
AMERICAN LEGION
POST No. 17
MEETINGS
id & 4th Tuesdays 8 pm
Legion Building
FISTERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS
1st and 3rd Tuesdays
Over the Men’s Store
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Kodiak in “Post”
Early Next Year
A series of full color picture
spreads, including one on Kodiak,
the results of a trip Larry
Keighley, staff photographer of
the Saturday Evening Post,
made to Kodiak,§,will appear
next year, beginning probably
toward the end of January.
According to Douglas Borg*
stedt, ohotography editor of the
Post, one of the series “deals
primarily with Kodiak, and we
feel that this particular one is a
very attractive color spread”.
As soon as a definite date is
set for the series word will be
seDt, Mr. Borgstedt- said.
Dr. Eugene Sullivan, local
dentist, wa> the main speaker at
the Rotary luncheon Tuesday at
the Victory cafe, presenting a
classification talk on his profes
sion. His outline of the work in
cluded a history of dentistry and
methods of training.
Ben Kraft spoke a few words
on his trip to Seattle to obtain a
boat for supplies to be shipped
to Kodiak,
Guests at the luncheon were
M G. Sucrow, OPA; A Torvan
ger, Standard Oil; M, S. Burn
ham, of the Kodiak Welding
Works; W. W. Tuttle, loan guar
antee officer; and Talmage L.
Smith, local attorney.
S. A. Nave, school supennton
dent, reports that the educator’s
convention at Anchorage was a
success in every way, except for
the weather. When he and Wal
ter Sayikko, school superinten
dent at the base, left Kodiak it
was 40 degrees above, and when
they arrived in Anchorage it was
7 degrees below. There was also
snow at Anchorage.
t Mrs. Iola May Border and
infant daughter Mary Alice,
recent arrivals from Seattle, are
staying with Chief and Mrs
Henry Ham, in the former Pa
Ijoman residence, while they
[await housing.
Mrs. Border is the wife of
Warrant officer Fred Border,
•f the Navy base.
Ralph Shupp’s residence on
Carlson hill was sold this week to
Charles Madsen. Mr. Madsen
said it would be a home for his
son Roy, and family, when they
arrive from the States, where
they are visiting relatives. Before
his trip Roy was stationed in
the Navy at Kodiak after ser
vice in the Pacific area
Anchorage—A divorce was
granted last week in the 3rd
District Court to Nona Morrison
from Julien Morrison.
the:
“Home of Hospitality
id Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Jorgen Fredrickson Owner
A MESSAGE
To Base Civil Service
Employees
Concerning the election of officers for the Civilian Club at the U» S. Naval Base,
we believe the following men are best qualified to serve in the offices for which nominated.
Mr. Drews for President, is a gentleman who will deal fairly in matte s pertaining
to employees with families, and the problems of single men who live in barracks*
He has been active for years in men’s clubs; at one time Commander of a large Legion
Post. Until recently he owned and operated a night club in the States, open to
the public. His place was widely known, and after his purchase, within a few
short weeks he had tactfully eliminated undesirable guests, and built ud a clientele ©f
families, who enjoyed a drinking establishment where good clean fun and fellowship
prevailed.
‘Moe” Kimes for Vice President, because of his honest and fair dealings, who
has given unstintingly of his time to the club in the past. He deserves thanks
from all of us. “Moe” refused to run for President, but let us get together and
draft him into this office. All who wish to see a man get a square deal, write
in his name for Vice President. Your vote will count as further evidence of ou*
complete confidence in this man. Vote for "Moe” and let us now and for all time
stop the barbed innuendoes emanating from the few who so loudly criticise him. ■
John L. Robinson for Secretary is a man of mature judgment. All who
know him are confident of his desire for fairness in all matters pertaining to the club.
He will neglect neither NOB HILL folk, nor the men of the barracks in his effort to
see that our club prosoers and is managed correctly.
Mr. John Andersch for Treasurer needs no formal introduction. He is ably
qualified for this office. He is honest, and we would like to see him serve along
with the highly qualified men named above
This ad is sponsored and paid for by a group of us who recognize the needs of
the single men of the barraeks. We believp greater consideration is due them in
the matter of recreation. These men are alone, without their families, and have
but few privileges. They do not enjoy the right to bring liquor on to the Base as
do NOB HILL residents. Yet these single men support the club the most!
They use the club the most! They spend the most! We believe their needs
are of prime consideration in the selection of the new officers. Certainly they do
not desire a club dominated by any group whose qualifications are in the least doubttul
to manage a club such as we would like to have.
These men will give us a good clean club, where
it will be a pleasure to spend many,
many enjoyable evenings!
Signed:
C B Sharp
William Wallace
E H McFarland
Lester Race
L J Shaw
John Adams
B C Denison
Sherman Bainter
Otis Anderson
Donald Hunter
T W McDonald
Dick Pesmen
Nick I ohr
C H Pierson
H Fannin
Don Sherman
Ray Mallory
Norbert Schumacher
William Merwin
L Gutherie
W E Boyd
J W Wineka
G W Larson
James Hall
Carl Smith
Frank Taylor
A W Heizer
Leonard Wolf
John McKellar
Ray Cnmming
John Kirilla
D Bineston
Eugene Schilleman
Paul Graham
Earl Young
E R lams
Rachel Fendlason
Kenneth Norem
John Mitchell
Jean Mitchell
William Gratz
John Sexton
Stanley Storey
John Tomasi
Jim Miller
Virginia Morelan
W R. Morelan
Stuart Kane