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Transportation was another as
pect in planning the future, ac
cording to the speaker. “Kodiak
has to have surface transporta
tion,” the MSTS officer said. An
airport is needed. Lidstone pointed
out that in a time of an emergency
arising out of world conditions
taking a bad turn, commercial fly
ing would be hampered without a
commercial airport. It must be
taken into account that there
would be so many armed forces
planes on the Naval Station, there
would be no room for civilian fly
ing, was his observation.
' Lidstone concluded his remarks
with a few observations on bad
and gbod publicity for Kodiak.
"Kodiak,” he said, “ was named
"Hangover Town” in an article ap
pearing in the Saturday Evening
Post some years ago.” This is de
cidedly bad publicity, he said. The
speaker pointed out that there are
so many fine things to be said of
Kodiak and this country, to coun
teract this publicity. “It takes good
publicity to do it,” he said.
"Your future can’t miss, was
Capt. Lidstone's concluding re
mark. He leaves for sea duty in a
few months, but expects to return
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National Guard meeting the Naval
Station Navy team. Another game
may be scheduled for the same
night.
Sunday, starting at about 2:00
p. m., the local National Guard
team will take on the highly tout
ed Anchorage National Guard
team.
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the games should arrive at tye gate
early so that a large line will not
form to acquire passes. Request
that the passes be made to visit
the Naval Station Gym, and the
Athletic Officer of NCO of the Na
val Station will sign them.
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