‘Laugh Parade’
(ISO Show Sunday
A USO variety show appropri
ately titled, “Laugh Parade,” will
play here on Sunday. The show
wiD go on at 4:30 p.m. in the USO
with Vocalist Bob Hannon, who
was master of ceremonies for two
years at the Roxy Theater in New
York, as M.C.
"Laugh Parade” features Row
ena Rollins, a singing comedienne
who has played the Palace Theater
in New York eight times and the
New York’s Latin Quarter Revue
seven times.
Another veteran of the Palace
is Marilyn Hale, “Laugh Parade’s”
dancer, who has appeared there
six times. She has also played such
top spots as the Palmer House in
Chicago, the Sands Hotel in Las
Vegas and the Biltmore Bowl in
Los Angeles.
Comedy-juggler Ben Beri ap
peared five years in the Olsen &
Johnson musicals, “Hellzapoppin”
and “Sons of Fun” and made
several world tours and played
Radio City Music Hall eleven
times.
This is the seventh USO Shows
trek for Vocalist Joan Rogers. A
solid musical background for the
show is provided by Fred Billing
ham, accordionist. He is a graduate
of the U.S. Navy School of Music
and a former Army bandsman.
USO Shows are made possible
by voluntary contributions to
United Funds, Community Chests
and independent USO campaigns
in New York City and Chicago.
DODGE - PLYMOUTH - WILLYS
Factory or Seattle delivery
Lowest prices ... Legitimate dealer
Large stock car parts
Mufflers and brakes a specialty
CLARK’S GARAGE Phone 3444
When you think of soft drinks, think
of the KODIAK BOTTLING WORKS.
Vote YES on all three propositions.
KODIAK BOTTLING WORKS
Phone 2244
For All Your
WELDING NEEDS
Or Problems
PHONE 2151
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Eric Mueller, prop.
CLEAN HEAT! Both Standard
Furnace Oil and Standard Stove Oil
are super-refined to burn clean.
Call us today for prompt service
For your convenience we have
Automatic Keep-Filled Service
Home & Office pw Standard Plant
UuTtwons/
Phone 3131 Phone 4303
H. L. Haag Is Demo
House Candidate
Another candidate from the
Thirteenth District is Henry L.
(Hank) Haag. He seeks office on
the Democratic ticket.
Haag was born in Black
Diamond, Washington. He and his
Henry JL. itaag
wife Dorothy are homeowners,
having lived in Kodiak since 1941.
Hank has been in business for 17
years.
Haag is for statehood for Alaska.
“Only with statehood can Alaska
achieve control of the important
fish and wildlife resources, after
a State Legislature enacts the
measure,” he states. “Only with
statehood will the local and rural
areas of Alaska obtain direct
representation- in the legislature
of Alaska, and voting representa
tion in the Congress of the United
States.” ' ,
“Vote “Yes” on all three State;
hood referendums,” he urges.
'Kodiak Picnic’
Held in Seattle
A letter to the Mirror office
from Harry and Alta Bryant, now
living in Port Orchard, Washing
ton, told of a picnic recently held
at Woodland Park in Seattle. Most
of those who attended the gather
ing either have lived in Kodiak, or
have visited here.
Among those mentioned were
Mrs. Carrie Burton and son Jim,
who graduated from the Station
High School; Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap,
parents of Mrs. John Molletti; Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Munsen, who are
building a new home near Olym
The Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church on the HUT
Rev. John Molletti, Pastor
Sunday School —9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship —11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups —6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service —7:30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth The Word Of Life"
pia, Washington, and Mr. and Mm.
Peterson. Mfs. Peterson worked
in N.S. Supply Dept, while Mr
Peterson was employed as a
carpenter on the Base theatre.
Then ther£ were Mrs. Joe Mc
Cormick and daughter; Mrs.
BUrnie Lindsey and children; Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Rolph and sons; Mr.
and ijrs. Munroe Campbell and
family and Mrs. Fern Collins,
whose! husband, Troy, was superin
Lendeirlt during.the building ofthfc
sew postoffice. Dick ajhd' Viyah
Weiser ahd children were also in •
attendance. Dick’; who recently had
surgery performed on his hand,
and the three older children will
soon be returning home, bill
Vivian will follow later/ ‘
“We had fun--visiting and recall
ing old timesj jn Kodiak,, but our
little picnic was.just a jittie Wart,
on a saw log to the big Spurdtiugh
Pioneer picnic nearby”, wrote the
Bryants’. “While we were on a
recent trip to Walla Walla, Wash
ington,, we visited Mry and "Mrs.
Frank Pearson, who are living
near Prosser. Heartiest congratu
lations on your statehood. We will
always have a warm spot in our
hearts for Kodiak, and our many
friends there/’ ,
GIVE OUR FIRST
GOVERNOR SOME
ENERGETIC HELP . . .
VOTE
Richard J.
DICK GREUEIL
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
Secretary off State
(Pd.Adv.)
Back to School
sweater shirt 9.98
The up and coming fashion
in separates is the knitted wool
shirt. This one, so trim and
smart, Jantzen calls it “Executive
Secretary/' (We predict
a great future for it!)
Jan-khara blend of imported wool
and vicara, 32-40 si2es 9.98.
Business partner, the
“Cobblestone” tweed skirt,
8-18 sizes, 14.98.
Everything For Your
Back To School Needs
KRAFT’S DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Open every Friday evening until 8 p.m.