POST E.& R, SCHOOLS GRATTaTE TOUR COOKS.
The following men having completed the prescribed four month’s
course in cooking were awarded Diplomas March 3rd. by the E.& R.
Officer, Captain R.P.Cook.
Private 1st. class Roy Tillbrook Company "E" , Cook.
Private Clyde Luther Company "E", Assistant Cook.
Private James Studnica Company "P", Cook.
Private Walter A. Butcher Company "F, Assistant Cook.
The POST congratulates these men and wish them success in their
chosen profession. Good cooks are always in demand.
KOW WOULD
"Kinky" look with, straight hair? "Chick" look in long trousers?
"Swede" Matthews look without his dog? "Spruce" look without his
"Honey"? "Joe" look if he won a "pot"? "Prank" look without his
gold teeth? "Smock" look six feet tall? "Ritz" look without hip
boots? "Berman" look with a civilian overcoat? "Spud" Iviurphy look
without wrinkles? "-" look if his legs were straight?
Your girl look in a bathing suit?
THREE U. S. SOLDIERS CITED FOR HEROISM.
Heroic conduct by three enlisted men in the United States Army
during a fire at the Associated Cil Company tanks at Monterey, Calif,
September 14, 1924, was recognized by the War Department Tfcben special
orders were issued commending their heroism. _
A posthumous citation was made to Private Bolio vno was kil
when caught in an overflow of burning oil while fighting the fire.
ALASKA S. S. COMPANY SUMMER SAILINGS START '.'ARCH 19TH.
Commencing with, the sailing of their steamer Jefferson from Sea
ttle March 19, the Alaska Steamship Company will inaugurate a reg
ular weekly service to Southeastern Alaska, the Jefferson an J
Alameda leaving Seattle on alternate Thursdays and arriving in 1
each Sunday, according to announcement made hy Willis a.-io 1 ,
agent for the company at Juneau. c,,„. „,v,-np
The Alameda will make all ports as far north as Skagway, ..ail
the Jefferson will sail only as far north as Juneau. ^.omm . ■•£
June 4th to August 27th, sailings inclusive, the Alameda vil /•
at Sitka, northbound, after leaving Juneau except on the .ail . g
July 30th,the Sitka call will he made southbound. c.
The Jefferson will call at all ports as far north as -kagw^y
from May 15th to September 17th. These steamers will be operated
in conjunction with the tours which are to be illy-be taken
Alaska Steamship Company this summer in whicn vi.ito . ^
to Skagway, into the Interior and back to Seattle .rom bevara oy
way of Southeastern Alaska.
NATIVE ARCTIC "BROTHERHOOD GRAND OPENING IN NEW HALL.
The Native Arctic Brotherhood will give a grand Opening of
their New Hall Saturday night, Larch 14tn, wnh
Ball followed hy a dance,
is promised.
a
game of Basket
A hig crowd is expected and a good time
1st. Sergeant: ’’Can you
language”? Recruit reporting
Oregon and Alaska, (overheard
read, write or translate any foreign
to ist. Sergeant: ”Yes, Washington,
in 6rder1y Room)
EaSTER CARDS for sale at Post Office.
See l.rs. Anna Brown.