fllxn Meetings
KODIAK
BJTHAL LABOR COUNCIL
meeis i tie 1st Sunday
of each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
god \i°Ogar, President
id Sanstrom, Vice-President
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
Jeets on the 1st, & 3rd, Sun
y of each Month at 1:30 p.m.
the Union Hall.
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
Week-days. 8 until 8
ndays & Holidays same hours
t The Churches
eek Russian Orthodox Church
Rev. Gregory Gleboff
K cordial invitation is extend
to all members of the chureh
ittend the services.
CATHOLIC SERVICES
i:30 Mass at Hospital Chapel
i:30 Mass at Fort Greely
0.00 Mass at new church site
•merly known as Wayfarer’s
b building)
:30 Benediction at Hospital
ipel
nyone desiring to get in
:h with a Lutheran pastor
r write to Rev. G. E. Nitz,
1624, Anchorage, Alaska.
PRAISE CHAPEL
Rev. John Marshall
day School 10:40
■ning Service 11:40
day Evening Service 7:09
Classes for young people
>n. & Fri. evenings at 7:00
iudying lives of Missionary
Heroes
ses for young children
londay afternoons at 3:45
IMMUNITY BAPTIST
CHURCH
Kodiak, Alaska
Gregory S. Morony, Pastor
Services for
Sunday - March 11
' Sunday School. Classes for
all ages.
i Morning Worship
mon:
V Necessary Belief Regard
ng Christ
Christian Fellowship League
Intermediate, High School
and Young People’s group
Evening Gospel Hour
lymn-sing—led by Edgar
Burress
mon:
'he Pharisee and the Sinner
ay
5 Cub Scouts
ay:
) Camp Fire Girls
esday,
) Children’s choirs
> Girls’ choir
1 Vesper Hour. Prayer
Fellowship. Bible Study,
low to become a Christian
* Church Choir
day:
Play Night
r:
1 Bov Scouts Troop 625
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WARNING
We will not replace loose fillings, lost buttons or
split seams during the run of this picture! We’re
telling you now ... It’s FUN-DERFUL!
UP IN MABEL’S ROOM
WHERE PEOPLE DO THE DAHNDEST THINGS
Starring—Marjorie REYNOLDS - Dennis O’KEEFE
Gail PATRICK - Mischa AUER - Charlotte GREENWOOD
’with—Lee Bowman, John Hubbard, and Binnie Barnes
DAYS
SAT.
SUN.'
THE THEATRE THATS FIRST
New Chamber Committees Listed
New committees of the Kodiak
Chamber of Commerce were an*
nounced at the regular luncheon
meeting Thursday at the Victory
cafe, at which 36 members were
present.
To formulate work programs
the committee chairmen will
gather at the Bank of Kodiak
next Thursday evening at 7.30.
Mrs. L. J. Norman, secretary,
reported that a wire had been
sent to the Civil Aeronautics
Board at Washington, D. C.,
saying that regular air schedules
to Kodiak were not being main
tained. It was reported that work
was being carried forward in
seeking a cold storage site, and
that any subsequent pteps to
ward sold storage hinges on ob
taining the site.
The new committees, with
chairmen named first, are as fol
lows:
Entertainment:
James Martz,
Frank Irick,
Mrs. Wm. H. Lamme.
Civic Improvements:
Dr. A Holmes Johnson,
Mrs. Ben Kraft,
L. J. Whittington,
P. J. Watlcinson.
Docks & Transportation:
Walter Sipprell,
Ben Kraft.
Membership:
Emil Knudsen,
George Williams,
Mrs. Kempton.
Reception:
Chas. Madsen,
Mrs. Emil Knudsen,
R. H. Chadwick.
Fire, Police, Water & Light
Protection:
Paul Fretzs,
Paul Herring,
Jack Delane.
Publicity:
Stan Nelson,
Wm. H. Lamme,
Bob Lunday.
Judiciary:
Lawrence Seltzer,
L. J. Norman.
Special Industries:
R. H. Chadwick,
Emil Knudsea,
Joe Morino,
Merrill Coon.
Stock Raising & Agriculture:
Jorgen Fredrickson,
Sid Old,
E. E. Bell.
Public Relations:
0. A. Torgerson,
L. K. Wodlinger.
Fish:
Pat Cannon.
Members not on committees at
present who may be asked to
assist:
Casino Cafe (A1 Collins)
Cheechako club (Jack Allman)
Christy’s Bakery (Mr. Chris
topherson)
Club Liquor (Mr Ayers)
R. E, Dawson
Della’s Beauty Shop
Harvey Edwards
Polar Bear Cafe
Martin Jensen
Frank Kempton
Kodiak Pool Hall
Tony Kvas
T. P, Nachand
Olof H. Olson
Claire W. Seltzer
Town Club
Leo Tyler
Bill Wright
Jim Pierce
Indian Claims In
S. E. Alaska Denied
Seattle (-iP)—Judge Hanna
denied the claims of 3 Indian
villages for exclusive fishing and
land rights to approximately
2000 miles of Southeast Alaska
shoreline in a decision received
Wednesday. He ruled that the
natives failed to establish ex
clusive rights which were aban
doned in acquiescence in use by
non-Indians.
He held, however, that ab
original rights were established,
and suggested that Congress
pass legislation authorizing an
investigation of the rights and
providing for payment by the
United States. In event of fail
ure of Congress to act he sug
gested that the Secretary of In
terior set aside "a reasonable
portion” of contested lands for
the tribes.
Washington (A3)—Legislation
to increase the price of gold from
$35 to $56 an ounce was intro
duced aft ir the Federal Reservs
Board prop >sed to reduce the
‘Up In Hebei's Room'
Devoted To Laughs
“Up in Mabel’s Room” United
Artists release, deals with the
highly funny and embarrassing
adventures of a young newlywed
who told his wife almost every
thing that happened to him be
fore their marriage.
Dennis O’Keefe is seen as the
harassed bridegroom with Mar
jorie Reynolds opposite him as
the young and jealous wife. Gail
Patr ck, dark beauty of many hit
pictures plays Mabel.
The screenplay was written by
Wilson Collison and Otto Har
bach with an eye towards 1945
chuckles. Otherwise the original
stage success has been very little
changed. Special music including
a new song, “Oh Mabel,” was
written by Edward Paul with
assistance from Michel Michelet
and C H Wheeler.
Allan Dwan directed the film
which has Gail Patrick, Marjorie
Reynolds, Dennis O’Keefe, Mis
cha Auer, Charlotte Greenwood,
Lee Bowman, Binnie Barnes,.
John Hubbard and Janet Lam
bert in important roles.
gold reserve ration to 25 pei
cent The legislation is sponsoret
by Senators McFarland and
Scrugham.
! Vancouver, B. C. (Ay)—Sever
al men were killed and scores in
jured at noon Tuesday when 4
heavy blasts shook a ship at the
Canadian Pacific railway docks
near Vancouver’s downtown dis
trict. It was learned about 150
men were aboard the vessel
Greenhill Park, a 10,000-ton
freighter, when the explosions
occurred. About 46 minutes
after the blast the ship was tow
ed in*o Burrard inlet as it was
reported there were fears these
might be furtl er blasts if the
flames reached other holds.
The BEACHCOMBERS
Club
• OPEN EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK
For your Fun and Frolic . . .
Dance to our
4 PIECE ORCHESTRA
SATURDAY & SUNDAY NIGHTS
"cA Friendly Place for Friendly People”