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Reservationst JAMES G. MARTZ
Orpheom Theatre Bldg. ^
P. O. Box 336, Kodiak, Alaska
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Dance Coming
Tickets for the Summer For
mal Dance at the Kodiak Com
munity Center on Friday, Au
gust 29, are now available, it
was announced by Kay Wade,
chairman ef the Center’s Program
Council which is sponsoring the
dance. They may be obtained
from aDy member of the Pro
gram Couneil at at the Center,
Priee is $2 which includes re
freshments.
Admission will be limited to
60 couples with tickets going on
a first-come firit served basis.
Musto will he furnished by
the Four Bits and a Mies or
chestra with dancing from 9 pm
till 1 am.
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Officials
Over 50 members and guests
of the Chamber of Commerce
were present at a dinner Mon
day evening at the VFW Club
given in honor ®f Assistant Sec
retary of the Interior William
Warne, Joseph Flakne, Chief of
the Alaska Division, Teiritories
and Insu'ar Possessions, and
Don Foster, General Superinten
dent of the Alaska Native Ser
▼ice.
The three visitors were
brought to Kodiak from Anchor
age in the Fish & Wildlife plane
piloted by Clarence Rhode, ar
riving here Monday noon. They
were flown around Kodiak is
land, viewing 2 reindeer herds,
5 or 6 bears and lots of fisb
G. W. Bubendorf, chamber
president presided at the dinner
and Mayor Lee Bettinger intro
duced the guests
Mr. Warne, on his first visit,
said he was deeply impressed by
his trip aiound the island, and
by the king crat) served at the
dinner, which he said was the
first crab he had ever se*n that
had diumsticks
Alaska has always been great
in hib judgment, he said, and he
felt the time was at hand in
which a pioneer territory is be
coming a great state.
Problems his department is in
terested in and which they ex
pect to help in are the addition
I of new businesses and industries,
the establishment of possessory
native rights, and the preserva
tion of forestry and basic fish
ing resources.
His trip, he stated, was an ef
1 fort to learn the problems of
I Alaska from Pt. Barrow to Ket
chikan and to coordinate his de
partment in the work of handling
them
Mr Flakne said he had learn
ed from residence in the States
that Alaskans did not boost
their country enough. He said he
visited Kodiak in J93tiand that
he felt then and now that it has
a great opportunity for good
community living, for develop
ment of locil crops and growth
from the fishing and tourist in
du j tries
Mr, Foster said his depaitment
was interested in 2 vital issues, a
health program and aboriginal
rights, and that his department
would be a part of the Interior
Department team in helping de
velop Alaska
Following the dinner ihe visit
ors met with the city officials to
diseuss local problems in detail
On Tuesday morning Clarence
Rhode flew them to Naknek
where another plane took
them down the chain to Dutch
Harbor. Pt Barrow, Nome and
Interior cities are next on their
itinerary.
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