Xmas Boat Time
Getting Close
The next Alaska Steamship ves
sel, the Tatalina, will be the last
one getting back to Seattle in time
for Christmas, Postmaster William
Lamme warned today tn pointing
out that it is time for making
Christmas mailing plans now.
The vessel will arrive at Kodiak
about Nov. 30, only two weeks
away, and will arrive in Seattle
about Dec. 5. The following Tata
lina, leaving Seattle December 13
will arrive in Kodiak about Dec. 21,
which is fine for bringing Christ
mas gifts here but is far too late
for any 'Christmas mailings from
Kodiak. Christmas mailers want
ing assured delivery of Christmas
presents should plan to get them
out on the Nov. 30th boat. Pack
ages may be marked “Do not Open
until Christmas’’.
Those wishing to mail Christmas
parcels to the Westward must have
them in the Kodiak post office by
Dec. 5 as that will be the date of
the last trip of the MV Expansion
down the chain this year.
All packages for eastern Canada
and all gifts to overseas military
installations must be mailed at Ko
diak by Nov. 23, Postmaster
Lamme added.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all those who
showed so much thoughtfulness
and kindness itoward me at the
time of the death of my father. I
am very grateful to each one.
(s) M/Sgt. John A. Waybrant, Jr.
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KRAFT’S HARDWARE
Real Estate Board
Sets Examinations
Examinations for salesman and
broker’s real estate icenses will be
given in Anchorage, Fairbanks,
Ketchikan, Kodiak, and Juneau,
December 9, 1961, it has been an
nounced by A. H. Romick, Commis
sioner of Commerce. The examina
tions will be given from 9:00 a. tn.
until 1 p. m. in each of the five
cities.
Applications and information re
garding the examinations may be
obtained from the following mem
ber of the Real Estate Examining
Board: Vernon E. Haik, 318 Fifth
Avenue, Anchorage.
Completed applications on the
form prescribed by the Board must
be received by Commissioner Ro
mick no later than December 1,
1961, after which applicants will
be notified of the exact place of
examination in each city. Examina
tion fees in the amount of $15.00
for salesman and $25.00 for brok
ers should accompany each applica
tion.
KODIAK PUBLIC
SCHOOL
MENU
Nov. 21 - 22
MONDAY—Baked Macaroni and
Cheese. Creamed Peas, Apricots,
Bread, Butter, Milk.
TUESDAY — Meat Balls and
Gravy, Buttered Com, Fruited Pud
ding, Bread, Butter, Milk.
WEDNESDAY — Hot Dog on
Buttered Bun, Potato Salad, Cheese
Sticks, Applesauce, Chocolate Milk.
NOTICE
The Service officer of the Ameri
can Legion, Thurston Jackson, will
be at the Legion Dugout, foot of
Carlson Hill, every Saturday from
7:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M., for the pur
pose of receiving applications for
Veteran’s employment, Child Wel
fare, Hospitalization, Burial Bene
fits, Insurance, Pensions, Social
Security, and Loans, etc.
17n
Fallout Level
Is Not Dangerous
If the fallout in the state should
rise to the potential danger levels,
precautionary measures would then
be immediately advised to the gen
eral public, according to Don
Lowell, Director, Division of Civil
Defense.
Lowell stated, however, the ra
dioactive levels are far below the
minimum accepted standards.
There are over 200 trained Ra
diological instructors, with teams
of men trained in the use of radio
logical instruments, stationed
throughout Alaska. They are
mainly FAA personnel. Should fall
out ever approach dangerous lev
els, the Division of Civil Defense
would request these personnel to
take readings as necessary on the
background count. These tests
would then be sent to a central lo
cation so that precautionary meas
ures could then be issued. The De
partment of Civil Defense main
fains over 200 radiological instru
ments capable of monitoring every
thing from the normal background
count up to and including lethal
amounts of radiation.
The State Division of Health
monitors daily the radioactivity
background in the Anchorage Ju
neau, Fairbanks areas. A monitor
ing station was recently established
at Kodiak.
The human race may have been
cradled in the Near East, but it
was put on wheels in America.
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