Merchants Beat
2nd Place Team
LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS
' Merchants 13 1
E M. Club 11 4
CPO Club 9 6
' O & Civ Club 7 7
Outdoorsmen 2 13
Elks 0 15
Dittmore’s Merchants won there
thirteenth game of the season by
defeating the second place EM
team, 8-5.
Deitzler and Ferrigno lead the
hitting for the Merchants with
two hits apiece. Siler also had
two hits for the EM Club.
Losing pitcher was Converse and
the winning pitcher was Jonas,
who struck out 12.
To the
Voters of Kodiak
I desire to express my grateful
appreciation for your support
in the recent primary election
and to assure you of a vigorous
campaign
based on issues
for the
B. S. SENATE
(TERM B) WHERE I CAN, IF
ELECTED, RENDER USEFUL
SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF
ALASKA.
ERNEST
GRUENING
, DEMOCRAT
GENERAL ELECTION,
NOVEMBER 25
Teachers to Meet
For Orientation
The official opening of the
school year will begin with a
general teachers’ meeting in the
high school library at 10 o’clock,
Tuesday, September 2. At that
time a general orientation pro
gram for teachers will begin.
The Parent Teachers’ Associa
tion will serve a noon luncheon
for all school staff members fol
lowing the teachers’ meeting.
Teachers’ names appearing on
the staff for the first time this
school year are: Ethel Bell, Rozella
Brewer, Mary Culver, Betty Ebert,
Edith Fearn, Guyneth Kash,
Rhoda Lerman, Martha Sittser and
Charles R. White.
Those teachers returning are:
James H. Gray, high school prin
cipal; Claraellen H. Dawson and
Betty Springhill, elementary prin
cipals; Ruth Belcher, Weir Bell,
Marianne Boko, Robert G. Boko,
Ruth Breckberg, Virginia Briner,
Dera Brunstad, Lois Burnham,
Mary C. Dandeneau, Leona Dick
ow, Melanie Draper, Wanda Fields,
Joe Floyd, Bertha Hamann, Robert
Henderson, Geraldine Hofer, Pat
rick Kennedy, Eloda Metzgar,
Eunice Neseth, Gertie Otness,
Helen Pruessing, Mildred Rextrew,
Curtis Saxton, Helen Schott, Vic
tor Strash, Louise Walker, George
Wick and Emma Zieba.
USO Schedule
August 30 to September 5
Saturday—12:30 p.m. trip tp
Chiniak;; 6:00 p.m. ping pong;
8:00 p.m. movie.
Sunday—12:30 p.m trip to Chin
iak; club open til 11:00 p.m.
Monday—8:00 p.m. game night.
Tuesday —1:30 p.m. leather
craft; 7:30 p.m. leathercraft.
Wednesday—open house 1:00
p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Thursday—1:30 p.m. leather
crat; 8:00 p.m. movie.
Friday—8:00 p.m. ping pong.
NOTICE
Buildings on Long Island are
private property. Anyone found
trespassing without permission or
wilfully damaging property will
be prosecuted, (s) Tommy Gal
lagher. tfn
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fur or feathers—then watch the vermin
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Elks
Cadillac Dance
Tonight
ELKS HALL
Dancing from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Music by a Live Orchestra
This is a public dance
ALL WELCOME
USO Inaugurates
New Activities
Two new activities have been
inaugurated at the USO, accord
ing to the Director.
Billed as a “homelike break
fast hour," at which time break
fast is served from 9:30 to 10:40
a.m. on Sunday. All that is neces
sary for the serviceman to join is
to sign up at the USO office by
12 noon Saturdays. A small fee of
40 cents is charged. Breakfast is
served family style.
The breakfast is open to single
sailors and married sailors sta
tined here without their wives.
Weekend trips are being plan
ned for various places on the is
land. The trip this weekend is
planned for Chiniak
It is necessary to sign up by
10 p.m. Friday for the Saturday
trip. A similar trip will be ar
ranged for Sundays. Those wish
ing to go on the Sunday trip must
sign up by 4 p.m. Saturday. Mid
week trips are also planned if as
many as six want to go.
Clarence J. Rhode
Missing for Week
FAIRBANKS Ut\ — Bad flying
weather continued to hamper the
giant aerial search for one of the
nation’s leading wildlife officials
who is missing in the remote
mountan country in Northeastern
Alaska. Clarence J. Rhode, region
al director of the Fish and Wild
life Service, is unreported since
Thursday of last week.
Rhode was on a flight in the
Brooks range. With him wS$ his
son, Jack, 21, who was an engin
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Search planes landed Wednes
day at Porcupine Lake, one of the
places where Rhode stopped last
week while piloting the Twin
engined Grumann amphibian own
ed by the FWS. Search pilots re
ported Rhode left Porcupine Lake
with a new supply of gas for near
by Peters Lake, where he was
last seen a week ago by another
pilot. Rhode’s plane was carrying
enough fuel for a one thousand
mile flight.
UNITIZED
Lou Veerman
Agent
Phone 4521
CARGO SERVICE
via The Alaska Line
V; SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
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MS TATALINA
September 4
Calling At
Womens Bay, Kodia
Seldovia and Home
Announcing
the Opening of the
Breakers Liquor
Store
Saturday, August 30th
Open 10 a.m. every day except Sunday 2 p.m.
Red Front Building Located on Marine Way
Facing Small Boat Harbor.
-Drive-in Service Window -
Six pack of Pop given with every order of $5
or more for First Week.
Fred and Ruth Brechan