Army Cage Men
Defeat Bears
The National Guard basketball
team defeated the Kodiak Hi
Bears in a fast and exciting game
last Monday evening. The soldiers
won by a score of 48 to 35.
Joe McCray and Clarence Selig
were both high point men for the
Bears with 8 points each. Valen
scored 17 points for the National
Guard.
Two games were played Wednes
day evening. The high school
Junior Varsity played and won
over the Motor Pool with a score
of 37 to 31. Ia the second game
Navy Communications won over
the Bears to the tune of 59 to 26.
Allen of the Communications team
was high scorer with 25 points.
Art Torgramson of the Bears laid
in 5.
The Bears are looking forward
to their two games with Seward
high school, December 28 and 29.
Tickets are now on sale for the
two nights. A charge of $1.00 for
adults and 50 cents for students
and servicemen is being made.
The game with Air Department
scheduled for Wednesday was
cancelled.
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Hospitality Night
Featured at USO .
Hospitality Night at the JSO
Tuesday, December 18, will be
sponsored by the Veterans of For
eign Wars, according to Howard
Damerest, USO Director. The pro
gram will be under the direction
of George Sonntag, VFW member.
Hawaiian songs and dancing are
promised, as well as Alaska’s
favorite game. Music will be fur
nished by the Alaska Ramblers.
Refreshments will be served dur
ing the evening.
A Christmas Formal dance, with
music by the Navy Combo is
scheduled for Friday, December
21. This should be the outstanding
dance of the year, according to
Damerest. The Junior Hostess
Corp will distribute presents to
the winners of the Friendship
Christmas Tree Decorators.
Sunday, December 23, a Christ
mas Ceremony will be conducted,
with special music and Christmas
carols.- , .. ..
USO Schedule
Monday night—Game night
Tuesday —Colored Slides or
special par tie*
• Wednesday—Feature movie
Thursday—Small Games, 'Pibg<
pong - —
Friday—Dahce night
Christmas Pageant
At Shcool Program
A Christmas program will be
presented by the children of
Kodiak, Tuesday, December 18, at
the High School Auditorium. It
is scheduled to start at 7:30 p. m.
A Christmas pageant entitled
"Why the Chimes Rang,” will be
the main feature of the evenings
program. This will be presented
in tableau form, complete with
narrator, according to Robert Bo
ko, music teacher. All ch ldrcn
from the 4th grade up will par
ticipate. The public is invited.
Cornelius Again
To Head Company
Stockholders in the Kodiak Ex
ploration Company met in their
annual meeting last Wednesday
evening in the annex of the Com
munity Baptist Church. George
Cornelius was again elected Pres
ident.
Other officers elected were Emil
Knudsen as Vice-president; Ro
bert VonSheele treasurer and Moe
Kimes as secretary. The following
were elected directors in the com
pany. O. A. Torgerson, Emil Knud
sen, George Cornelius, Henry
Neseth, Robert VonSheele, O. K.
Kincaid, who will also act as ad
visor, adn C. C. Kimes.
Financial and other reports
were read. A general discussion
on past and future activities of
the Company followed. „ t
Laundry Damaged
In Morning Fire :
Fire broke out at the Mission
Road Hand Laundry Monday
morning about 5:30. Prompt ac
tion by the Kodiak Volunteer Fire
Department quickly brought the
blaze under control.
Very little damage was sustain
ed. The fire originated in a small
vestibule of the building, which
is located across the street from
the Griffin Memorial Hospital.
Little damage was done to Ibe
equipment in the laundry.
F. C. Roberts, Territorial Fire
Marshal, arrived in Kodiak yes
terday. He is investigating the
cause of a recent fire.
MEASLES AT PERRYVILLE
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had reached its peck affecting at
least one member of each family
in the village.
Pilot and co-pilot of the Navy
plane was Lieut. Cmdr. R. N.
Copes and Navy Lieut. R. P
Thorpe respectively. The Coast
Guard ship, Sedge brought a®
seven children and two adults i»
to Kodiak for treatment. Dr. Wag
non and an Alaska Native Servic?
Nurse have arrived in Perryville
in an effort to control the epidem
ic.
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Is Here TODAY
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TOYLAND 1 to 4 pm
(Eljristmas
Christmas again is nearly here
It surely doesn’t seem a year
Since all of us here at D & A
Were preparin’ and FLxin’ for the day.
If the kiddies you have in tow
D & A toyland’s the place to go.
There, bolding children on his knee /
is jolly old Santa — full of glee 1
In the Ladies Dept, on 2nd floor,
Youll find many items she’ll adore.
For Mother, Daughter and Sister Rose
There’s lingerie, scarfs, sweaters and hose.
Fry pan, waffle iron or toaster
Pressure cooker, percolator or roaster
All these gifts and many more ,
You’ll find in-Hardware — on main floor.
The grocery dept, stocked with eBts
Has what you need to make dinner complete. •
Everything good in the meat dept, too . ,j ,
Youll find something that just suits you.
The little building situated next door
Is what’s known as “The Mens Store”. *
You’ll find many standard brands
To delight that one and only man.
The Harry Donnelleys and Achesons too
Together with all the rest of the crew,
Wish one and all, far and near
MERRY CHRISTMAS — HAPPV NEW YEAR!
by; verna st. louis