Alaska Steamship
WjrGOING :
To Ketchikan: Mrs. Aino La.
pate, Donald Stickney, E. J
Johnson,
To Seattle: Mrs. Elizabeth
Stielberg, Mrs Maire Andersch,
John Andersch, Mrs. Allie San
fers.Cherie & Val Morrison, Ed
iid A. & James Pearson, Thel
aa Loomis. Mrs. I.aurabelle
Sail, D;. & Mrs. Lee Pryer,
Donald Eogelhardt, Mrs. Sophie
Bovey, Mrs. Ruth Main. Mrs.
be Ekin, Horace E. Shirley,
Mko Opal Bankston, Mrs. Jessie
Bolt, Randius Sand, Mrs. Viola
Brewer, Herbert Heglin, Delbert
Johnson, Mrs. Margareta Von
kheele, Master Niel Nielson, El
io F. Johnson, Ruth C. Wads
rortb, Mrs. Vaunciell Zehner,
irst M Uicent & Johnny Clay
», Mr. & Mrs. Walter M. Ev
83and Donna, Madge, Walter
[Sarah Evans Charles McLeod,
orraine Bray, Neoma I.yle,
chn C. Roy.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Ev
as and children, Donna, Madge,
Fa ter and Sarah, accompanied
j the Evan’s doa, which was a
uniliar figure in Kodiak where
was used to puM both a small
»gon and sled about, left on
I* Cordova, headed for the
Ikhvest, where they have pur
bsed a farm Mr. Evans was
aployed heie at the base.
A. A. Bryan, 70, who after 3
are in Jap prison camps follow
ig bis capture on his cocoanut
lantation in t h e Philippines,
ime to Kodiak to stay with his
fother, Ernie Bryan, is now em
toyed in the powerhouse at the
ise.
Woma« Loses
Son In Service
Carl Edward Loe, 23, born at
Afognak and for many years gill
net and purse seine fisherman in
this area, passed away Dec 13
at Fitzsimmons hospital at Den
I ver Colorado His mother, Mrs
Irene Loe Niemenen, of Kodiak,
received the news in a wire from
her daughter, Mrs Herman Von
Scheele, Jr„ of Seattle.
The deceased was wounded in
action in Germany and was
1 transferred to the States in April
being hospitalized first at New
Jersey and then at the Baxter
General hospital at Spokane. He
had lately been transferred to
the Denver hospital.
Eddie is also survived by two
other sisters, Miss Rondina Loe
of Kodiak and Miss Nita Loe of
Afognak; and a brother, Jacob
Johannes Loe, of Tiger Cape.
Eddie had countless friends a
mong the fishermen.
Bible Reading
In a nation-wide Bible reading
sponsored by the American Bible
Society, the following are the
suggested readings for this week,
as chosen by a poll of servicemen:
Today John 17
Sunday, Dec 23 Rev. 21
Monday Rev. 22
Christmas Day Luke 2
Notice
None but members of the Vol
unteer Fire Department are to
drive the c'ty fire trucks to fires,
as a measure of protection to the
e juipment.
Jack Allman,
Fire Chief
'U
The true meaning of Christmas is best
manifest by the cheerful atmosphere and
the friendly associations of those about
us. It is the time of good fellowship and
the thoughtful consideration of others.
May this happiness be yours to enjoy,
not only at Christmas but during every
day of the coming year.
JCARL W. PAJ OMAN
Where your Dollars have more Cents
TAXI NOTICE
i Local taxis <ir« cooperating t,t
' provide 24-hoi r service to pat
rons. From 12 midnight to IS
noon a taxi will lie on call at thf
Polar Bear Cafe and may he ob
tained there, where it, will reporl
in between runs Patrons desir
ing a taxi during those hours
should call at the cafe and if thf
• driver is on call he will be notifi
ed immediately on his return
Service will be provided as quick
ly as possible.
Teamsters’ Local 500
FROM
Warren cA. Taylor
Mil*
a
1
TOTEM IGLOO CUUIO
and
GIFT SHOP
& SUNBEAM HOTEL