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Spy Flights Here?
WASHINGTON (A—Rep. Daniel
J Flood, Pennsylvania Democrat,
reported to Congress that he has
definite evidence of Russian spy
flights over Alaska. He recom
mended that the U. S. take similar
action to that threatened by Soviet
Premier Khrushchev, to challenge
such planes and shoot them down
if they refuse to land.
Son For Bonds
Valerie and Paul Bond, former
residents of Kodiak, have an
nounced the birth of a son, Charles
Robin, weighing 9 lbs. 8 ozs. The
baby was born June 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Bond, who are now
living in (Colorado Spring, Colo.,
have five other children.
Mirror classifieds bring results.
Emblem Club Members Elks
HELP CELEBRATE OUR
10th Birthday
Saturday, June 18
Elks Hall
COME EARLY
Live Music Free Buffet
Kodiak Emblem Club No. 187
This party is for Emblem Cluib members and their escorts,
Elks and their ladies.
DOGHOUSE
Does It Again!
TRY OUR FRESHLY BAKED
PIZZA
Ummm! Delicious!
Orders to go — Get one today.
KNUDSENS
WHERE ALL KODIAK SHOPS
Paul Milas is being congratulat
ed as game ends in which he
almost pitched a no-hit game.
Photo by Ameigh
'Wild Rice Igloo’
Proves A Winner
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (fl—
Mrs. Marlynn Porter of Ketchikan
was the winner in one homemaking
category in the Mrs. America con
test. She prepared the best casser
ole dish, eaililed “Wild Rice Igloo.”
CLUB TO MEET MONDAY
There will be a meeting of the
Kodiak Grandmothers Club at the
home of Mrs. Ed Ogborne, Qfrs.
30-F, Civilian Hill, Naval Station
at 8 p.m. Monday, June 13.
“America is that wonderful land
where it’s trashy to sit on the
porch in your undershirt, but gra
cious living if you’ve got nothing
on but shorts.”—Tom Dodds.
COMMITTEES REPORT
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situation are not so easy to resolve.
He recommended the new commit
tee go into this and take an active
part in bringing these facilities
to Kodiak.
Initiating a feasibility study on
the cold storage plant here and
the establishng of a U. S. Customs
office here were mentioned as the
two accomplishments for the year
by A1 Hochberger, chairman of the
Industrial committee. The survey
attempted on businesses in Kodiak
was abandoned, he said, for lack
of response.
Hochberger stated that it looks
favorable for Kodiak as a port of
entry. In commenting on other
industries here, he stated that
cattle ranchers are improving their
herds and working on feed prob
lems, with a view to greater local
consumption of their product. Lo
cally produced milk is now being
processed in the creamery here, he
stated. The committee recommend
ed support for the proposed ferry
system for Kodiak.
Bob Simon reported for the fish
eries committee. Most of his re
port is contained in the written
report of the president which was
handed out at the meeting.
Base-Town relations were report
ed on by Jack Hinckel. Relations
at present are “excellent,” he said.
Chuck Powell briefly reviewed
legislation studied during the year
r—" .. -
by the legislative committee, and
recommended that the Chamber
subscribe to the legislative report
ing service.
John Gibbons, delegate to the
Alaska Chamber of Commerce, re
ported on the accomplishments of
the state organization, which he
said, supports the establishment
of vocational schools in Alaska.
The State group, he said, has con
tributed considerably to a study
of ESC, the Alaska business tax,
investment firms in Alaska, effect
of tariffs on the Alaskan economy,
Jap fishing on the high seas, and
Fanny May.
ALASKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
AGENT FOR
Martin Van Lines
We handle Packing, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
Phone 2233 Box 605
CREDIT REFERENCE
There is no better reference
than the Bank with which
you do business.
As a reliable customer, we can give you a boost
without disclosing confidential information. Our
recommendation is usually all that is necessary.
You are wise to develop a close association with
a strong bank. It can be one of your most
valuable assets in business.
Kodiak Branch
NATIONAL BANK OF ALASKA
Member F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve System
Paul Nichols Co., Inc.
Dealers in listed securities and mutual funds,
will be interviewing applicants for the
position of registered representative
to represent the firm in Kodiak.
Prefer permanent resident. Must have neat appearance and be bondable.
Apply in person at Kodiak Hotel
from noon until 6 p.m. June 14 and 15