lummes Sailing
To Europe
Mr. and Mrs. William Lam
me, who are en route to Paris
for an extended stay there,
are now traveling from Singa
pore to Europe on the Wil
helmsen Lines motor vessel
Talabot, they have writren
friends here.
A series of “instalment'’
letters received here has told
of their visits to Tokyo, Yo
kohama, Manila, Djakarta and
Singapore. They sailed from
Seattle late in March on the
Oregon Mail, leaving that
freighter at Singapore.
Among the persons they
have talked with in their
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travels have Oeen two con
nected with Alaska. One was
an American in Tokyo, a nep
hew of former Kodiak post
master Kay Francis, and th
I other was Peter Grueninr,
| son of Governor Ernest,
t Gruening, United Press cor
I respondent in Singapore.
I From Singapore, the Lam
I mes took a side trip to Bang
kok, Siam, and also to Pen
ang, in the Malayan Straits.
The cmple is due in Genoa,
Italy, June 21, and five days
later in Antwerp.
Mrs. Willie Hall received a'
crocheted tablecloth from the!
Business and Professional
Women’s Club recently,
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HELEN WAIALEALE
at the piano and
George Buxton
on the drums
Games on Thursday
at the
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3ase Meeting
Troop 262, Boy Scouts oi
America, held it’s first Court
of Honor for the year last
week, under the direction oi
Horace L. Dodd, Naval Sta
tion Scoutmaster. Two Scouts,
Bobby Storms and Walley
Roberts, received their first
class scout awards while Wil
liam McCiver and Joe Dunni
gan received their second class
badges.
Commander E. E. Butow,
Navy liasion officer for scout
ing in Kodiak, and Mr. Ver
non Draper, chairman of the
troop committee presented the
awards.
Elliott J. Hymans, scout
master of troop 625 of Kodiak,
his staff and the scouts of the
troop were guests at the
court of honor. A number of
parents and members of Ex
plorer Scout Post 626 were al
so present.
Four new scouts of the
troop were invested with their
tenderfoot rank at a cande
light investure ceremony con
ducted by the leaders of troop
626. The new scouts are Dick
Webster, A1 Wyatt, John
Rooney and William Nach
land.
Arctic Survival
Film Shown
Survival on the Arctic tun
dra was made to look easy
Tuesday through a color film
shown the Rotary Club.
Coolness, patience and s
normal amount of resource
fulness is all that is required
to survive. The film depicted
an Airforce crew that crashed
on the tundra and their
methods employed to survive
until rescued by a 10th Rescue
Squadron plane.
Many varieties of Alaskan
plants are edible and game
and fish may be taken if a
person will have the patience
to work and wait, the film
showed.
Guests attending the meet
ing were Father Thomas
Maher, Frank McConaghy, H.
E. Spencer, Lt. Frank Brink
and Elliott Hymans.
Canadian Hunting
Restricted
United States hunters plan
ning to go to Canada this fal
to hunt big game are warned
that recent outbreaks of foot
and-mouth disease among
Canadian cattle have caused
certain bans and restrictions
to be placed on transporting
ill cloven-hoofed animals intc
the U. S.
The warning was issued by
Albert M. Day, director of the
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice.
Among the game animals
iffected by the order are
moose, deer, elk, caribou,
mountain -goat, mountain
sheep and antelope.
Hides or skins of these
animals may be brought into
the U. S. if certain precau
tions are taken and rigid in
spections made by the U. S
Bureau of Animal Industry.
Floats Featured
In Parade
The annual Fourth of July
celebration will be marked
this year by more floats in the
big- parade than in any pre
vious year.
Members of the Rotary Club
and the Chamber of Com
j merce have several times been
urged to plan for a float.
The usual decorated bicy
cles, tricycles, baby carriages,
wagons etc. plus gaily cos
tumed individuals will join
with military units and social
j and civic groups in the parade.
Ray Martin is general chair
man of the yearly celebration.
“This year will be the biggest
and best,” he declared yester
day. “We have a lot of prizes
for the kiddies and we will
have the regular races and
games. •
j To date no entries have
been received for the horse
races. Last year the horse
racing proved popular with
j the crowd.
Persons wishing to enter
the base town seven mile
marathon may register with
Martin. Prizes will go to the
first, second and third place
winners. m
Father Fink Leaves
Father Louis B. Fink, S. J.,
left Saturday for Spokane
Washington.
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