Guest Preacher
At Church
The Rev. William B. Tuthill.
D. D., Rochester, New York,
will be the guest preacher at
the 11 am worship at the
Community Baptist Church,
the Rev. R. N. Wilkinson
announced on Wednesday.
Dr. Tuthill was an active
pastor in Congregational
churches in New England and
New York until coming to
Kodiak a few weeks ago. He
has selected as the topic of his
sermon The Overcoming
Life.
The Bob Hall Air Service
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A student at the University
of Alaska has been expelled
for attempting to raise the
Red flag over the campus dur
ing the recent commencement
exercises, Dr. Terris Moore,
president of the U of A re
vealed this week.
“We try to have a sense of
humor and to be reasonably
tolerant of student pranks.
But this one does not strike
us as being funny and we
happened to be ready for it.
Americans were that very
minute dying in Korea in de
fense of principles which the
American national colors
represent which one mis
guided youth trampled in the
dust of our campus.
“As soon as all reasonable
doubt was cleared as to his
identity we immediately ex
pelled him from the Univer
sity,” Dr. Moore said.
“With regard to cutting the
radio broadcast wire a special
report is being made for the
Board of Regents and any re
lease of its contents will have
to come for Regent President
Nerland. It is not complete,”
Moore declared.
Considerable investigation
followed the severing of the
wire. Daily Newspapers in
Anchorage, Fairbanks and
Juneau have printed stories
and editorials regarding the
wire cutting.
Governor Earl Warren,
General N. F. Twining, Brad
ford Washburn and Governor
Ernest Gruening were com
mencement speakers. Their
speeches were supposed to be
broadcast over KFAR but the
cut power line kept them off
the air.
Bible School
Closes Tomorrow
The annual Daily Vacation
Bible School of the Com
munity Baptist Church will
bring its two weeks of work
to a close at 7 pm tomorrow'
evening in a program which
will give a presentation of the
achievements, the Rev. R. N.
Wilkinson announced yester
day.
The beginners department
has studied how7 the Bible
children lived and w7hat Bible
children learned. It will
make a presentation of these
themes.
The Primary department
will present the results of
its studtf under the heading
of Smooth Sailing, Rev. Wil
kinson said.
The Junior Department will
present a review of its
study wTith the theme, The
Christian Walk and Talk.
The evening session will
present some Bible studies by
means of puppets.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Fields
who are in charge of the
Senior High group will assist
their class in a resume of its
studies.
Express Pick-Up
Ends Today
Persons having express
in storage are requested to
call at the city dock before 5
pm today, Don Wilson, Rail
way Express representative
from Seward, said yesterday.
Wilson arrived here early
this week to clean up all ex
press marked for Kodiak. In
the future persons ordering
merchandise by express may
have it sent t© Seattle but
from there to Kodiak it will
be sent mail or freight at the
consignee’s risk.
The local office is being
closed because the company
is unable to obtain a repre
sentative here.
Darnell In Wreck
Harold Darnell, former Ko
diak bartender, suffered a
broken jaw, bruised hand and
a cut on top of his head when
a cab he was driving over
turned on the Richardson
Highway 13 miles from Fair
banks recently.
Darnell, known locally as
“Brute”, was a cab driver for
Veterans Cab in Fairbanks.
He was taken to St. Joseph’s
Hospital for treatment, ac
cording to Jessen’s Weekly,
Student Home
Harold Naughton, student
at the University of Washing
ton, arrived in town Monday
from Seattle. He will work at
Port Bailey this year as a
storekeeper.
Naughton was employed at
the Bank of Kodiak prior to
entering the university.
Fire Inspector
Checking Here
Jack Holtz, representative
of the Pacific Fire Rating’
Bureau, is in town this week
making a building survey for
that organization.
He recently completed a
trip around Kodiak Island and
inspected and rated canneries
for fire risk. Holtz made the
island trip by boat and by
plane. He was scheduled to
leave today for the states.
While here he called on V.
G. Ellis at the Insurance
Department of the Bank of
Kodiak.
Mrs. Robert Dawson and
sons, Douglas and Hobart,
left this week for the states
for a vacation. They will visit
a sister of Mrs. Dawson in
Yakima and then go east to
Montana.
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