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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-19
DON DAVIS HERE

Don s. Davis, General Superin- tendent of P. E. Harris and Con- pany, arrived Saturday afternoon from Ketchikan and is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-19
LOOK and LEARN S2y c. GORDON

1. Which is the largest lake in North America? 2, What the four parts of orchestra? distinguishing Gothic architecture? A.. What applied to the giving of false testimony? B. Cordan Knot?
 ANSWERS: 1. Superior. Strings winds brass, percussion instruments. 8. The pointed arch 4. Perjury. 5. Alexander Great.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-19
Leo loses Soap Box Derby Heat in phoio-Finish;; San Diego Youth New Champ
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sportsmanship that this country has.
 Leo sends his regrets, and says: T certainly did the best I could'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-19
HELLAN TO WRANGELL

Deputy U. s. Marshall Walter Hellan has left by plane for Wran- gell on official business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-19

Martin S. Jogensen wife left the Northwestern for Far charge the Standard Oil station tn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-19

Charles Miller Miller Taxi Service left the Queen lsiness trip the States
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-08-19

Weather report: Highest, 66; lowest, 53.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Madsen & Germaine, Erling Gard, Joe Morino, George Petty J. J. Boliver, Ed Smith, R. w. Vernon, Merlin Carton, Gorden Springbetts, Rudolf Kosul, Mrs. M. Pielage, Helen Van Tuyl, Goldie Kvas, Eugene Cooper, Gloria Delane, B. E. Bell.
 INCOMING
 Mrs. Arma Hartman. Mrs. Van Meter, David Kendle, Frank Graham, Frank Marshall, D. B Farley, Helen Franklin, Rex Franklin, Ilene Brinkley, Mrs J. Morino, Mir. & Mrs. J. Martz, Edna Murphy, Glenn Perry, Joe Morino, Wayne Morgan, Mrs. Ann billiard, William Olsen, Jack McCord, Ada Whiting, Ralph Shupp, Chris Haugen, Harold Junso, Steele Cuibertson, F. Ora ham, Hazel MacArthur, Mrs. Detrick & infant, MT. & Mrs. Jack Mann, c. J. Cummings.
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Alaska Steamship
 S.S. DenaIi
INCOMING

Mr.& Mrs. B. E. Bell, J. H. Chaffee, Betty Chernoff, M. c. Ceaulehan, Mrs F. B. Dawson, R. E. Dawson, MT. & Mrs. W. J. Erskine < Kathleen Flood, Mrs. o. L. Grimes, MT. & Mrs. Rag Rer Hansen, Mrs. Richard & Lia- da Lee Heady, Mrs. Chester & Arlene Hicks, Mrs. Emil & Jo Am Knudsen, Goldie Kvas, Eu- gene, Margaret & Phyllis Light foot, Mrs. Charles Marshall
 George Mason, Florence A. Me
 Laughlin, Rita Miller, Mrs Ira Norman, Mrs A L. & Andy & Rosemary Rogers, MT & Mrs
 c. c. Seaman, Raymond Shan non, MT. & Mrs. Clair Doris & Norman Smith, Mrs R. T Thompson, Mrs. Kenneth Wade infant < Aileen, MT. < Mrs
 Wagner, Jr,, Mrs Delphia Wall
 The Denali also carried can. nery crews to other ports: Port Bailey, 70; Iron Creek, 12; Port Vita, IA; Port Wakefield, 22i Uysk, IS; Larsen's Bay, 76; Za, cher bay, 10; Carmel, l5; Alitak
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
Town Toplcs

MT. and Mrs. Eino Sandy" Kainulalnen and two children left on the Denali for the States, where they will visit friends and relatives, including MT. kainu- lainen's parents at Pausbo, Wash.
 MT. Kainulainen, who super vised construction of the local KEA plant and has been It's man. ager since, recently resigned his position and sold his home on Mission road to CIV. Bubendorf.
 MT. Kainulainen started man. agement of the KEA plant when the power came from the old Community Power installation, which was taken over by the KEA in 1942, and acted as sup ervisor of the new construction at the same time.
 Soon after his arrival his bride to-be came to Kodiak and they were married here.
 MT. KainuIainen said he had no definite plans for the future and wouldn't worry about them until he had good vacation.
 H. c. Bryan, REA senior en- gineer, will supervise the plant until a successor to MT. Kainu- lalnen IS obtained.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
S.S. Lakina
INCOMING:

lNCOMING.
 MT. & Mrs. August Bergman, Mrs Lorna c. Brown, Russell & Cecil Daley, MT & Mrs. Thom- as Dallas, Mrs Chester Davis & Chester, Jr. Mrs. J. R. Drake, Henry Gonzales, Mrs. s. G. Har- go, Mrs. Estelle Harris, Robert L. Hoylman, Mrs. c. D. Innes, Mauritz Kallman, Mrs. Frank Kennen, Mrs. H. & Marie Lind gren, Estelle Marlin, Mrs Bar bara & Gary & Norman Metz ger, Ernest Miller, Miss Mamie Miller, MT. & Mrs. John Nun sell & William. Mrs. Fred Sarg- ent, MT. & Mrs. William & Eel , anne < Nelda Stone, Johnnie Pcnchene, Donald Williams. | Mrs. B. L. Ulich. &
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
Pacific Northern | AirIines
OUTGOING

OUTGOING
 Keith Roberts, Bill Ksrvonen, Wayne Morgan, Glen Perry AxeI Olsen, Walter David. Henry Nes- eth, Ed Higgins, Scotty MeKen- zie Chris Haugen. Ernest Mag nusen, Roy Jewett. Elmer Nei- menen, Carl Paioman, Mrs. c.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

A civil suit was filed in the U. s. Commissioners court this week by Ray Phillips, who is seeking judgment for costs and S373.75 which he claims is due him from Amanda Price local restaurant operator, for carpen- ter and other services and mat erials during the past two years.
 The trial has been set for Thursday.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Belmont Mccormick, police- man from Juneau, who has been hired as patroIman, is expected on Sundays plane, and will probably be hired on his arrival as police chief. replacing George Magnusen, who has resigned. (See story elsewhere in this issue)
 The police commlttes is also seeking applicants for 8 night patrolman to replace Fred Mah- le, also resigned.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
Army Dock
 Now ln Use

A trio of boats, the Corduva, Denali and Lakina, arrived this week from Seattle, to be the first to use the facilities of the Army dock under the new arrangement by which the city is leasing the dock facilities from the Army.
 To secure discharging of the Cordova at the Army dock, a petition was circulated last Sat urday with reported high per- centage of local consignees slgn- ing to requ st that the boat dock there. It came first to Erskine's where it unloaded Erskine's freight and cans for the McCoR aghy cannery and then wsnt to the Army dock to unload more cans for the cannery and freight fol Kra Us and Knudsen's.
 The Lakina arrived here at ] 1 am yesterday with almost 600 tons of freight and after dis charging a the Army dock Is to finish unloading at Erskine's,
 The lease negotiated by the city IS a temporary set up until the dock comes up for disposal 1 To manage the dock during the period the city arranged with Ben Kraft, former owner and op' orator of the dock before the Ar my took it over, to manage the dock temporarily during the present operation by the city.
 MT. Kraft is employing the same tariff as used before the war, at the general cargo rate oi S2.80 a ton. The Erskine rate has been $3.60 per ton, and or the last vessel a 50 cents per tor surcharge was added.
 Walter Sipprell, local Alasks Steamship agent, announced this week that with 2 docks avail able for shir pers, it will be nee essary for anyone ordering freight to notify the shipper to specify on the bill of lading which dock the freight is to come over. 9th. erwise, he said, the freight will be routed to the city dock, be- cause of the lower rate prevailing and because the larger ships car dock there and not at Erskine's making possible more frequent SCI vice.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
ser wee

Comdr. and Mrs. Steel and 2 sons of the Naval base, spend Saturday evening at Mrs. Cathe- rine Blankerburg's cabin on Is- land lake.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

George Kidder, emplsye at the KEA, escaped serious injury when his Chevrolet, which he was driving in Mill Bay road Monday evening, hit a bank and Topped over end for end and stopped upside down. He receiv- ed only a cut on his right leg, and a soldier with him escaped without scatch. The car was badly damaged.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Lyman Allen, school superin- tendept at Homer. and Mrs. Al len, a teacher there, and their 2 children, arrived here this week for the summer. MT. Allen is brother of Mrs. Lorena Xix ar
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
S.S. Cordoba
INCoMING:

E. l.. Dixon, MT. & Mrs. Mel ton Crawford. G. E. Holland, Evelyn Malleck, o. N. Maynard, w. B. Moberly, Bernard Paran- gan. K. D. Poole, Jennings Ro- dal, Felipe Tingas.
 4'he Cordova will not stop at Kodiak southbound but will go straight from Seldovia to Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
Calendar of Events

N6fGHOdE OE EvCns Teamster's Local 500, Monday II am, Union Hall. BPW Executive Board and Cor mittee Chairmen
 12 noon. Victory dining roon' City Council meeting
 Monday, City Hall, 7:3O Rotary Club
 Tuesday noon, Victory cafe American Legion, Tuesday $ P" Community Center American Legion Auxiliary, 5 p Tuesday, Community Cente' Chamber of Commerce
 Thurs. noon, Victory cafe Baptist Women's Society f, Thurs. 2 pm. in church soc'" room.
 Business & Professional Club Dance, Friday night, June i
 Blinn's Hall, 9 pm to l an
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
KODIAK MtkkOh

MT. and Mrs. James Martz ie- turned to Kodiak Wednesday after a business trip to Anchor age. MT. Martz arranged the Sale of a Beechcraft plane owned by a number of local business men to private party in Anchorage. Sale price was reported as $11,300.
 Mrs. Florence Mclaughlin, of Seattle, arrived on the Denall to surprise her 3 sons, Al Miller and Rocky Miller, with a visit.
 L. K. WodIlnger, druggist, re- ceived a 1946 beige Plymouth sedan on the Denali. Mrs. Charles Marshall, form- CT Kodiak resident, arrived on the Genali on visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Ragnar Hansen returned to Kodiak on the Den ali, after spending the winter in the States.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

Dr A. R. Roberts, formerly Of Kodiak but now of Anchorage, has sold his third interest in the Orpheum theatre to the other Z partners, according to recordings made at the Commissioners thls week, The amount involved was not announced
 The purchasers are Rollen Nipps, school superintendent oi Cordova, a brother-in-law of Dr. Roberts, and Jorgen FredrIck- son, of Kodiak.
 JH Chaffee, plumber, return ed to Kodiak this week after . visit to the States.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08
4; Moser bay, g.
OUTGOING

MT. 6 Mrs. Eino KainuIainen & children, Mrs. Anna Farrow & daughter, Mrs. Alice Spanovic, Mrs. Nadeane Collins, William Guse, Tony Kvas, Chris Chris jensen.
 To Port Bailey-Mrs. Frieda Blinn.
 To Moser Bay-Dan Farley.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-06-08

l.. w. Markham announced today that he and his partner, Clifford Brenner, will open a restaurant and cafeteria on the Naval base July 1 The partners are from Seattle and MT. Bren ner will jon MT. Markham here shortly. The cafeteria, in the old contractors mess hall, will seat 400, and the cafe, in separate quarters in the same building, will seat 1z5, with a private din- ing room.
 The third bus of the Tagura Transit System arrived here this week from Seattle, to be added to the other two on the run. To make room for the Totem Igloo curio shop L. J. Norman, of the Norman Photo shop, tore out the partition in the back of the store and the former office and storeroom space has been added to the store area. The 2 totem poles that graced the Tot em Igloo and provided a back ground for so many snapshots have been hung on each side of the photo shop ooor.
 G. w. Bubendorf, who has been agent for the Department of Public Welfare on 8 fee basis, effective this month becomes part time agent on a salary basis. He is the 9th part time agent in (the 3rd Division.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Slightly Off The Record
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#H r@ @s@s} y0ad dsu sGaeIe. Of P Ms' a to her Mrs m7 WsaasH Mrs; stinman was
Today at 1890 o'clock, noon, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Chadbourn Bo1es of
caa% Tsh os24i1u Rsae ent e6tf5a "a 2 group Of friends at cocktails, at
g 3sr a ssan " guests BHaA,A Mr. and Mrs. James J. Harris and Mr..
511 Mrs. H., 5 f59meriv " Ros p p w qf ch d5hsbfsr IT The %1 fas sci st5gg = Mrs.
White Of this city, who is noted for being one of the cleverest and
most gracious hostesses in the state.
Thomas H. Wright, Jr, has invited a few members of the young
Gaa o o9a nr, to crop hoapa IN NJ I'm most Informally this evening at S
Wright % South Lumina avenue, to meet Miss Margaret Taylor, of
Greensboro. Lovely T guest yt of Mr.; and Mrs. Wright The marriage of
i a1oT"9 Mr. r'a and MIS- Mrs, "s shirlev cleave m 4s emy t em5e We X fe adj
h your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Charlotte Mary,
oh William Lincoln Smith, on Saturday the twenty-second of June,
a2 Charlotte, North Carolina" The gIamorous Charlotte HameI
y ,%s e q I Hamop If O5 2@a Va1 IS tine the only 9E.r daughter sna Of dia Mr. and Mrs;
from Agnes Scott at Decatur, Ga, two years ago, she has been taking
post graduate course, majoring in English, at the University Of
North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where she will receive her degree to-
"n II. , She is ga also 80 quite ute talented 1fnts in music and art: Billy. Smith
iuam l. Smith of this city, ard Is the grandson of Mrs. william H.
Rmberon of us Dock street. After attending Randolph-Macon Mill
High School in Raleigh. His plan to enter the University of North
Carolina being Interrupted by the war, he served with the army for
student. In addition to his studies, Bill is employed by the
a n5ones. IN Fo 0S Gnga the w 05 Gnaoa at c man5fer on nor June Ts's e. a Of tm tRn
HpOn will be given by the brides parents, MI. and Mrs. Hamor,
zl weeks in July at Cranberry isle" the Hamor's 81 II
home at East Bar HaTbor, Maine, after which they will make their
K. Hobbs of Raleigh for his best man, and James S. Lyen,
" Of wilmington, VIII be one OF his grooms1nen. Among those who
Pemberton,- MI. and Mrs: William H. owens and Bill owens, Jr,
this city. COL and Mrs; Graham K. Hobbs and Pemberton Hobbs
Eady to attend the marriage of Miss Joy Dickerman Abernethy,
g g@ghas of Mrs. Helen G. Abernethy and Albert p. Abernethy of
street and the late Edwin A. Nets of this city, which was solemrszed
Yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the corinth Evangelical Reform
TWs Mrs. Edwin A; Mets. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Nets, Jr, and
.Mr and Mrs.. Thomas B. Granger, DR.. and Mrs. James H. Smith,
5Ms Fannie Grow, Louis P. Hinton, Miss Betty Blue Davis; Kedar
5p7n and Clarence L. Myers, Jr. After a wedding trip, Mr.. and
M Nqs Will make their home in Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
WV Activities
For Week Listed

The following YWCA activities
will be held this. week at the "Y".
Monday: $50 p. M, Junior
Senior Girl Reserves; 6:45 p. M,
Residence Girl Vespers; and 7:3O
p. m Leather craft class.
Tuesday: 3 p. m, Inter-club
council for Girl Reserves; 6 p. M,
Blue Triange Business Girls vie
ner roast at Greenfield lake; and
8 pm, Delt Sigma Phi sorority.
Wednesday: 4 p. M, Sophomore
Girl Reserve club; and 7:3O p. m.
art class.
Thursday: 10 a. M, Finance
committee; and II a M, boarc
of directors meeting.
Friday: $50 p. M, Sereho anc
Korts Girl Reserve clubs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

DR.. Francis Curtzwiler, eminent
reontenologist, of Toledo, Ohio, ar
rived yesterday to join Mrs. Curtz-
wiler at their home, I Hydrangea
Place, Oleander, where they will
remain for a short stay. DR.. Curtz-
wiler is pleasantly remembered
here as Colonel Curtzwiler who was
stationed at Camp Davis in the
early days of the war.
Mr.. and Mrs, C. David Jones
have moved from their apartment
at 210 Ann street to their cottage
at 210 South Lumina avenue
Wrightsville Beach, for the season,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones returned last
weekend by motor from Newport
News, Va, where they spent a few
days with their daughter and SON.
in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Creek
more. Before her marriage, Mrs.
Creekmore was Grant Jones of this
city. Several months ago, Giant,
Olive, and little "Ollie," their club
by, rose checked two year old son
with the captivating smile, moved
to Newport News. upon Oliver Sr.' S
return from the war, and that hap
Ply little family is greatly missed
by their many friends here at
home.
Mrs. George Boylan, Jr., and lit
tie son, George Worth Boylan, plan
to leave around June IS FOR Mitch
ell Field, Long Island, to join Col.
Boylan who is stationed there. Mrs.
Boylan, nee Louise Worth Wash
burn, has made her home in Glen
Arden with her mother, Mrs. Ben
M. Washburn since December the
first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Jacobs OF
Alexandria, Va, returned to their
home by motor yesterday morning
after a visit of several days here
with Mr.. Jacobs mother, Mrs.
Charles Jacobs at her home 3ll
Grace street. Before coming to Will
mington Maggie and Hardy spent
part of their vacation with
Maggie's family at Waycross, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Perry
left on Tuesday night FOR Sheboy-
gan, Wis. where they will visit
Mrs. Perry's brother and %sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hays
sen. Mrs. Arthur Hayssen. of She
boygan, mother of Mrs. Perry, Is
in Wilmington with her two grand
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

iii this country. Three cheers for
the attractive local girl whose in
nate love of animals has caused
her to choose for her life's work
the alienation of their suffering!
MI. and Mrs. Raymond H. Hol-
land, Miss Carolyn Holland, and
Raymond II. Holland, Jr., of $40
Dock street are now occupying
their summer home at 314 South
Lumina avenue, Wrightsville
Beach. Carolyn, the lovely debu-
tante daughter, has just returned
from New York city, where she
was graduated in May, with high
est honors, from the Katherine
Gibbs Business college. How re-
freshing it is to see a fascinating
young girl who has brains enough
to take time out" from ner social
whirl to learn to be useful and self
sustaining in our uncertain world
of today. Orchids to you, Carolyn,
for your foresight in equipping
yourself SC thoroughly and secure
ly for the future. Mary a rainy day
never come cur way. But if it
should always remember that you
are already prepared to write
your own ticket"
Mr.. and MIS-. Charles B. Par
mele Of Country Club Pines are
spending the summer at their
Wrightsville Beach cottage, 20 West
Fayetteville street.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Sprunt and
daughter, Miss Charlotte Sprint,
moved on Friday from their town
house at 1915 Chestnut street to
their summer residence at 301
South Lumina avenue, Wrightsville
Beach.
Miss Lillian Bellamy, beautiful
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
H. Bellamy has returned from New
York city where during the past
winter she attended The Finch
school.
Col. and Mrs. Graham K. Hobbs
of Raleigh are the weekend guests
of Mrs. Hobbs mother, Mrs. W. H.
Pemberton at her home on Dock
street, Col. Hobbs having made the
trip to be present at the conference
of U. S. Army Engineers held in
Wilmington on Friday.
Take good care of yourself, Peg,
my friends, until next Sunday when
l will send you again all the little
items of news 1 hear, which l trust
you enjoy reading as much as I
enjoy recording them for you.
Fondly yours, VIRGINIA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
M. Todd,
Bennett Kirby
Wed In Church

LUMHERTON, June 8-Miss e.
sic Margaret Todd, daughter of
Mrs. A. B. Todd of Lumberton and
the late Mr.. Todd, became the
bride of Bennett Richard Kirby,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Kirby
of Lumberton, in a double ring GER
emory performed by DR.. j. Glenn
Blackburn at the First Baptist
church Sunday, June 2, at 1890
pm. Wedding music was rendered
by Mrs. M. F. Townsend, %soloist,
and Lawrence Redmond, organist.
The bride entered with her cou-
sin, James Ward Phillips, by whom
she was given in marriage. She
was attired in a white palm beach
suit, with which she wore white &C
cessories and a lavendar orchid
corsage.
Attending her as maid of honor
was Miss Vista Gray Stephens, who
wore a yellow frock with black &C.
c%essories and a corsage of pink
roses. M. A.. McDuffie was the best
man, and ushers were Cecil Smith
and Bob McCollum..
The mother of the bride was
dressed in light blue, with corsage
of pink roses, and the bridegroom's
mother wore black and white with
pink roses.
Immediately after the ceremony
members of the wedding party
were guests of the brides mother
at a dinner party. The couple left
by plane for a wedding trip to
Western North Carolina, and upon
their return they will be at home
in Lumberton.
Mrs. Kirby attended Kings Bust
ness college in Greensboro and has
been employed for 10 months with
the National Bank of Lumberton.
The bridegroom served in the AAF
for three years, 10 months of that
time in Italy with the 484th Bomb
Group of the 18th Air Force. He is
employed with The Robesoaian and
at present is receiving special
training at the Fayetteville Observ-
er plant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09
Nicholas J. Ponos
Receives Degree

Nicholas John Ponos, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ponos, 314 North
Third street, received the degree
of Bachelor of Chemical engineer
ing at the graduating exercises of
the North Carolina State College of
Agriculture and Engineering of the
Universtiyo f North Carolina, Mon
day June 3.
Ponos, honor student, was out
standing in the subject of chemical
engineering, and was selected to
work for a year On the Atomic
Bomb at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. He
married Miss Edith Eagle of China
Grove, N. C., this past fall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-09

"1S' D. Re9lnaId Mallett and
young son, Reginald Mallett, Jr.,
u South Bend, Ind, are expected
10 arrive tomorrow for a visit of
'@eVeraI weeks with Mrs. Mallett' S
Mrs. Ashley Curtiss and
SISs Jennie Murchison at their
,flshtsYille Beach cottage, 526
Youth Lumina avenue. Mrs. Mallett
.Nss formerly Miss Lucy Murchison
NJ Wilmington
Mrs. Charles ]. Becker has re-
~, 4!Neo rom New York City where
Ss visited her daughter and SON
s'l'@' Mn. and Mrs. Frank Dunni-
f.. he latter being the former
~SS margaret Becker of this city.