NOTICE
M you con not get us on phone
3131, call 4303 for oil delivery. Of
fioe hours, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mon
day through Thursday, 1 p.m. to 7
P-ffl. Friday.
Thompson Transfer
*LOSE A
POUND
A DAY
• • •
FOR 14 DAYS
WITIOUT SUFFERING HUN6ER
PANGS OR LOSS OF ENERGY!
To reduce we must eat less
< fewer calories) and when we
do, we may fe$t the uncomfort
able, almost gainful, pangs of&
hunger. We may also become <?
nervous and irritible because P?
she lack of sufficient vitamins at. A
minerals ma.resrricted diet. With
KessaminTiblets, Formula # 14;
and the Kessamin Reducing Plan
this can never happen!
SEE WHAT THE KESSAMIN
REDUCING PLAN OFFERS!
K A reducing diet (The Kessamin
booklet) prepared by a physician
and a dietician to give best possible
diet.
2 Vitamins to prevent deficiencies
which cause nervousness, irritability
and that tired, dragged-out Feeling.
Also supplemental minerals and iron
to help prevent nutritional anemia.
\ Vitamins plus the bulk. Carboxy
Methykellulose. to stimulate normal
intestinal elimination.
4. The **hunger control" Factor, Car
hoay Methykellulose. to reduce hu;i*
get il taken according to directions.
i
i
■f
your araniK- The complete
lOMain Reducing Plan it in every
aadan of Ketuiain Tablet!. For
S !»14t THE KESSAM1N RE
DUONG PLAN IS GUARANTEED
TO TAKE OFF A POUND A DAY
POM 14 DAYS OR YOUR MONEY
RACK! TRY IT!
With (he Kesfomm
reducing plan I he
enly thing you can
lace it weightl
McKESSON'S
KESSAMIN
TABLETS
7 o-’uniilu 1U
(Net (er
Glandular Obeeitj)
Wodlinger-Berts
Drug Stores
Sons Travel On
CG Ship Winona
Sons of the commanding and
executive officers of the U. S.
Coast Guard Cutter Winona, of
the Bering Sea Patrol, are follow
ing one of the greatest traditions
of the sea, learning seamanship
at the helm of their fathers’ ship.
Like sons of the sea captains of
sailing days, who cruised these
waters in search of whales at their
fathers’ side, 13-year-old Jeffrey
Frick, son of Lieutenant Com
mander Sherman Frick, Com
manding officer of the Winona,
and Ronnie Felton, son of Lieuten
ant Commander Walter Felton, ex
ecutive omcer, win veiiuiie ini-»
the northern waters as far as
Point Barrow this summer.
Both'viB^®k:;^eUre learning to. be
good saifors'iBy standing a regu
lar watch at the/wheel and a look
out watch each day. These watches
last about an hour with the regu
lar watch stander lending a hand.
Just as a tutor was employed in
the sailing days to continue the
studie's of the Captain’s son, so to
day the education of Jeffrey and
Ronnie will continue as they have
brought their textbooks along Al
though they will miss a few weeks
of school in the fall, they will keep
their studies up to par, according
to the two fathers.
This trip, that includes Visits to
native villages, will bring a wealth
of education to these young men.
It includes sailing through waters
populated by whales, sea lions,
seals, ’ sea otter, and even polar
bear. They will visit the Pribilof
Islands where the fur seal herds
live under government protection.
It will take them among the Eski
mo families whose customs and
equipment are scarcely changed
by the influence of civilization.
They may see the reindeer herds
of some of the villages of the
northern coast. They may play
with native children and watch
their parents prepare walrus or
whale for family food.
The Winona will stop at many
villages while the doctor and den
tist aboard offer medical and den
tal services. And Commander
Frick, who is a U.S. Commission
er, will hold court—perhaps even
marrying some of the villagers—
one of his duties.
As a three and a half month
period of schooling, this can’t be
matched, Jeffrey and Ronnie
agreed, as they were interviewed
aboard the Winona at the Kodiak
Naval Station on Tuesday.
Special permission was given by
the U.S. Treasury Department for
the two youths to make the Bering
Sea trip. The ship left Wednesday.
It is expected to make 35 stops at
outlying native communities, as
far north as Point aBrrow.
1 Ton Trucks - Get you there.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
TO DOCK SEATTLE
Rock Bottom prices on all
Willys-Jeep line
New higher
horse power engines
darks Garage-Jeep Dealer
Phone 3444
Bohn Heads BPOE
Convention Ended
Chicago, Special—Fred L. Bohn
of Zanesville, Ohio, was elected
Grand Exalted Ruler of the Ben
evolent and Protective Order of
Elks at the Order’s 92nd Grand
Lodge Convention here Monday.
Bohn was installed at the closing
session Thursday, succeeding John
L. Walker of Roanoke, Virginia.
Mr. Bohn, 54 years old, is a part
ner in a plumbing and heating and
supply firm. He was editor of the
Zanesville Signal from 1928 to
1938.
Mr. Walker, the retiring Grand
Exalted Ruler, reported to the
convention delegates that the
membership as ot April 1 stood at"
the all-time high of 1,173,494, a
gain Of 23,818. Thirty eight new
lodges were organized during the
year to bring the total to 1,762
Exalted Rulei1 of the local lodge.
Bud Metzgar, and fiis wife, and
Ole Johnson, Deputy Grand Exalt
ed Ruler are in Chicago attending
the convention.
NS EXEC OFFICER
RECEIVES VISITORS
Tuesday evening Commander W.
W. Clark, Naval Station Executive
Officer, and Mrs. Clark greeted
Mrs. Clark’s mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams, as
they arrived from California to
visit Kodia k.
The Williams’, who arrived at
Kodiak from their home in La
Hondo, California via Pacific Nor
thern Airlines Tuesday, intend to
8pend a two-week vacation here
fishing and sight seeing.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank each and
every one who helped to prepare
our float and who gave so gener
ously of their time and efforts in
assisting in our booth.
Rainbow Girls
Sofl Drinks i — Mixers
and
nOKa£3S«5E
Speed Bar Flavor Extracts
Kodiak Bottling Works
•>i •• __
f K SHOP
i CuI1h%Qj»wA%ftM>hh *
iScuvem'iA*
Make us your gift shoppitig headquarters
■' All Nations Cook Book' By Countess Morphy
"t'\ and
A Field Guide to Western Birds
, By Roger Tory Peterson
’f Cut Flowers Plants Records T
Hours-Weekdays 9-6 Friday 10-8
Phone 2631
The New
i Enna Jetticks
^ The Shoes You Love to Live In
$9.95 and $10.95
Summer Dresses
$4.95 up
KODIAK AIRWAYS, INC.
Phone 4201
<
PASSENGERS
FREIGHT
CHARTER
Mail service to all Kadiak Island paints
Aircraft-Instrument repair service
Office and Hangar: Tagura Road
Serving Kodiak Island Area with Dependable Airline Service
I