Mr. 4 Mrs. Cornelius Visit Eimvpe
Seeing the world through a porfc
hole came belatedly to a former
Navy ChiQf, but tibnc thi>4& eii
joyably; when George Comenus, a
resident of Kodiak, and tils wife,
Mary, traveled over much of #ie
worlds surface, land, sea and air,
a trip from which they just re
turned last week
Covering approximately 24,000
miles the Cornelius’ saw much of
the Mediterranean, stopping at
Casablanca, later N a pies and
Home and thence to London. Go
ing by train across country, with
short stopovers at Washington,
DC. and New York, the local
couple boarded the USNS General
W.l). Darby and sailed into the
romantic port of Casablanca, and
other Mediterranean ports. From
Naples they traveled by tram to
Home. In Home, they didn’t do as
Homan's ‘did, but paused long
enough to see the famous sights
of this historic city. Following a
lour of the vast hi tone remains
of this Italian city, they went
modern and boaided the "Britan
nia”, a jet turbo pi me to London.
The Cornelius’ said there was little
to see on this part of the trip be
cause of the speed.
Reaching London, they had now
covered 14,350 miles. Since Eng
land was the former home of Mrs.
Cornelius, the couple spent three
i
weeks there ^siting relatives and
friends, before flying to Bremmor
huven, Germany. Three days spent
in West Germany convinced them
the West Germans are well on the
road t6 economic recovery since
the war, and thqir stan. '.rd$ of
living much like that of the Uni
ted States.
Boarding pie USNS UPSHUR,
they loiter arrived in New York,
and continued their trip across
country, stopping at Washington,
D.C. again, thence to Wichita,
Kansas, where they visited Mr.
Cornelius’ parents and' relatives.
A short stop was next made at
Denver, , Colorado, then Seattle
and then homeward bound to Ko
diak aboard the USNS O’HARA.
Boih'the Cornelius’ say they had
a wonderful trip, but on landing
again at Kodiak, they stated
• art- glau to m- L.ick Corneous
is in the real estate business here,
ut is President <*( the Kodiak Ex
ploration Company and the Alaska
Tidelands Oil Company
Craftsmen's Show
Exhibits Sought
The sixth annual Northwest
Craftsmen’s Exhibition, an open
competition for craftsmen of Wash
ington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana,
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Chuck Wagon Dinners
by Chef McDowell
Every Wednesday
Special Dinners Thursday & Friday
Entertainment
Wed. — Fri. -- Sat. — Sun.
Price Harriman at the Piano
and Versatile Bill WalaleaBe
(the Sourdough Kanaka)
Plus
Shield ■ Exotic Danseuse
First Floor Show at 11 p.m.
The Montmartre Inn
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British,Columbia arc! Alaska wiT
be held at the University of Was1
ington’s Henry Gallery from March
9 through April 9, of this year.
Craftsmen planning to enter the
competition submit their work no
litter than February 8. Entries
arriving after that date will not
bo judged.
Work in the following craft
media may be entered: ceramics
and ceramic sculpture, jewelry,
metalwork, enamels, wooden con
tainers and table ware, lamps with
wiring and shiado, leather work,
textiles in napefy, drapery, uphol
stery, rugs, screens, wall hangings
and decorative accessories and two
new classes of entry, dolls and
toys.
Imjterestcd craftsmen should
write to the Henry Gallery,
University of Washington, Seattle
5, Washington for entry blanks
and information.
NOTICE
The alleyway behind the 1> '
moot Building connecting Bering
Way with the Donnelley Building
within USS No 559 will be closed
for a 24 hour period beginning
January 28th 12:00 midnight thru
January 27th 12:00 midnight.
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Subject
Russian I
French I
Adult Education Program - February 3,1958 - Opening Session
Art—Metal
Typing I
Bookkeeping I
Taxidermy
U. S. Citizenship
Days
Monday
Wednesday
Time
Instructor
Place
Price Weeks
7:00
8:30 pm.
Rev. Sturmer
Russian
Church
S20.00
12 wks.
Monday
Wednesday
8:30
10:00 pm.
Rev. Sturmer
Grammar
School
(Downtown)
S20.00
12 wks.
Monday
7
8:30 pm.
Mr. Wick
High School
Shop
S10.00
6 wks.
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
6:^0
8:00 pm.
7:00
8:30 pm.
High School
Room No. 201
$20.00
12 wks.
Don Harris
High School
Room No. 202
$20.00
12 wks.
Wednesday
Wednesday
for Additional information
4:00 pm.
Kim Clark
High School
7:00 —
8:30 pm,
Mrs. Betty
Sprfnghill
Grammar
School
(Downtown)
$10.00
for adults
6 wks.
$10.00
12 wks.
Call High School ~— Tel. 3041 or Dr. Strash 2381