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W
r PATERSONS VISIT GILLUMS ,
; Me..and Mrs. Anders (Smiley)
Peterson are house guests of Mr
and Mrs. Carl Gillum on the Na
val Station. The Peterson1! 'e
been living in Fairbanks for the
past few years, and spent tue lost
six weeks vacationing in the States.
Mrs. Peterson (nee Alice Ket
chum) was employed in the Cen
tral Office, Administration Build
ing, for several years. The couple
plan to make their home in Ko
diak, but will spend a week or
two with Alice’s sister and brother
in-law, the Gillums, before going
house hunting.
MOVIE TO BE SHOWN
AT CHRISTIAN CENTER
The Story of Sergeant Jake
DeShazer, one of the men who
bombed Tokyo with General Doo
little’s raiders, just twelve years
ago, will be told in a film entitled
‘DeShazer,” to be shown at the
Kodiak Christian Center, tonight
at 8 p. m.
“There is evil in America, just
as there is evil in Japan. The dif
ference in degree, however, is the
difference between Christianity
and paganism.” So declares Ser
geant Jake DeShazer, one of the
men who bombed Tokyo with Gen
eral Doolittle’s raiders just twelve
years ago.
Captured with his comrades, im
prisioned in unspeakably filthy
quarters, half- starved, beaten with
bamboo whips, and sentenced to
die, he returned to Japan after his
near-miracle release to become a
missionary to his former enemies.
The strange twists of fate and
self-abnegation that led DeShazer
through the mazes of a fantastic
bombing of Japan through unutter
able prison experiences to betome
a virtual hero among his former
enemies is the dramatic story told
in the film.
It is a full-length film, complete
with sound and color.
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We had an enjoyable visit over
the weekend with Bill Hunt, Ad
vertising Director of the Anchor
age News. Bill has specialized all
his life in putting newspapers on
a paying basis. Too bad more of
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inclement weather.?
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See our attractive
Raincoats
Hats
&
Umbrellas
tor stay-at-homes, we have
Fleischer's yarns
in popular colors
Crochet thread and other
Needle work supplies
KRAFTS DRV GOODS DEPT.
you couldn’t have met him He
liked’ Kodiak and the people'he
met, and hopes to return someday
soon.
The forthcoming election is cre
ating quite a stir, especially the
sales t ' i. We have talked to
a lot o; people on it, some for and
some‘Against. As you veiU* read
elsewhere, most are for it. We go
on the limb with this prediction:
It will pass by a narrow squeak,
and a big squawk afterward from
those against.
Kodiak to Seattle $102. OC Kodiak to Portland ($109.
Kodiak to Anchorage $35.00 Kodiak to Juneau $8l.
‘ All Fares Plus Tax
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For Your Convenience We Offer
Sliced
Hamburger
Buns
LaLandes Kodiak Bakery
Around the corner from the theatre
Phone 3454
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FURNITURE STORE
WEB RHOADES. PROP.
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Chests uni.
Bookcases
Window Shades
Traverse Rods
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