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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-24
Program Schedules
 SAT. Jan. 24.

4;15-G Gospel Tab. 4::3O-l Ni2ht Stand
 5:O0-SnortS Reel 600 News. ". Rep. 6:15- Song & Dance 6;+5-Fiere's < to Vets. 7:00-Local N WIS
 7:l5- H-Wd CoWgrlS .:45-TraNel Tips 7::35--3oWling Bits 800 N aV's, Mar, F. G:15-1'el' a Tunes 8:47 King Cole IT. 8:30 -EFouse in Ctry 9:O0 Aao. Try news 9. a'ae'. An.
 9:30 fIii Parade l0:00 News
 10I5- Tony Martin il:00-Joan Davis
 SUN. JAN. 25.
 ON AIR 7;55 AM. 800 3ac', to Bible @::31-NelvS
 6:35- Travel Tips 9:45-- Hal Watkins goo Ser. in Song 9:15-Shield of Faith 9:45-Harv'st of Str's 10: :15-N0ico of Phcy l0:45-.%eWS
 l1:0O-Church H.: 30 Luth'n WOr. 12:00 Travel Tips 12::30-Lutheran Hour 100 News. weath'r l:15-Sun. Serenade l:30-An. Album 2:00-Sym. of World 3:00-Manhat. MGR 3:15-Bing Crosby 4:00--Magic Carpet 4::3O-Two Bits
 5:25-Sports Page 6:O0--NeWs Weather 6:15-Geo. JeSsel
 6:30-Amos & Andy 7:00-Am. Dream 7::30-Art. Godfrey 7::55-Sp'lt on sports 8:0O-N'ws Mar For. 8:l5rDennis Day 8:45-Organ Ser. 9:00-ReviVaI Hour 1O:00--NeW.s try news 10:45-Three Sons
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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-24

ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHAPEL Claude 8, Vivien Malcolm. Pastors  lo.o0 am Sunday School l1:00 Morning Worship 7:20 Evangelistic Service TUESDAY 7:3op III. Bible Study and Prayer
 Meeting  7:30 pm.-Sing-spiration All are invited to attend these
 services.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-24

The Mississippi River turns north at New Orleans.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26
Only Six More Days Left Until
 Great Independence Day Whirl

Whole hearted co operation of the Navy Tn making a success of the Kodiak Independence Day Celebration on July 4 and 5 was pledged by Rear Admiral A. E. Montgomery commandant of the I7th Naval District, in 8 let ter received this week by Ray Martin, chairman of the Citi- zen's Committee.
 Admlral Montgomery has ap- pointed Commander T L. Brooks of hls staff to assist in arrangements, and has issued a directive to all unlts in his com mand urging them to participate aAd enjoy the celebration in ko- diak
 Assistance of che personnel of the NOB and MAS also was pledged this week by Capt. R L. Johnson, commanding officer of the base, Tn a conference Wed- nesday with Or. A Holmes Johnson and Ken Wade of the Fourth Committee Commander Daniel Goodman, base executive officer, was named by Captain Johnson to assist the committee
 Patriotic exercises and colo. raising ceremony will oficia ly start the pr gram at l o'clock on Sunday afternoon, 1t has been decided A color-guard from the Navy Ba e will othciate.
 Increased interest in ticket sales for the 1918 Plymouth (o' $2OOU m cash) and other prrzes has been lotlced this week Dur ing the next few days a crew Il kodiak Iovelies, headed by Pa Lricla M tcheil. also will invade the base to stimulate ticket sales. Many runners are training for beth the base to-town event and
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26
Louis Kayoes WsIcott

Yankee Stadium. New York (P,-Joe Louis knocked out Joe Walcott Friday night here m ? minutes, 56 seconds of the ilth round of the heavyweight championship fight.
 The finish punch was a right to the head Louis was down for one count late in the third round. He bided his time and s'alked Walcott until he caught the challenger against the rores in the llth Then he went to work with both hammerlng fist and battered Walcott to the f cor for the full count O. IT.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26
Whiz FsSh Cold Storage Plans Going Ahead

Possibility that work on the Whiz Fish Products Go cold storage plant will S art soon wa seen thIs week with the arrIvai here of F w. Knowles of Seattle.
 MT. Knowles is a partner in the Knowles and CalleDder En gineering Go which spec alizes ip cold storage plant construction
 He conferred with city off cials who promised him that wa.er for all equipment but con densers would be available for the plant; and with the execu. tives of the IKEA regarding power.
 Skid shacks on the beach pro perty back of Ersk,ne stoie are being moved, to clear the loca tion for the cold storage plant,
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26

the junior 21 mile race The re turn to town of Kay Wade. 1916 winner, this week stimulated interest. Val Morrison, l947 wiD- ner, has been training for several weeks. A large number of sol- dlers, sai ors and marines are working out at the base in pre- paratiou for the race
 Construction of booths for the big Rotary Club Carn val on July 5 for the benefit of the Community Center, will star during the coming week under the direction of Norman Sutliff aud Stanley Alvine.
 The complete and officla program fer the celebration will be carried in next weeks paper.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26

Convention Hall, Philadelphia (P)-Thomas E Dewey has been nominated for president by the Republican Convention meeting here. Governor Earl Warren of California has been named as his running mate on the l34S ticket.
 Dewey was nominated on the third ballot after Senator Robert Taft, Harold Stassen and Gov. Warren threw their support to Dewey,
 Gov. Dewey accepted the nomination with a pledge to work fer freedom of men" everywhere in these times of "grave challenge"
 Gov Warren's wife and 3 daughter accompanied him to the platform when he accepted the vice presidential no'"'nation. War en ook the spe 4ke.'s stand
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26
Navy Lists
 Store Rules

The navy yesterday announc' ed the changes in cummlssary policy which will go into effect July l. The changes are the final result of the Chamber of Cor = ID rec protest in Washington early th's year, and are set forth in dlrectives from Washington to the navy here
 Commlssary privileges, after July l, will be available to per- sons who have contracts at the base, and to those who reside at the base, whether under con- tract or not.
 Ships store privileges will be on the same basls.
 Some personnel hired locally who have not been under con- tract, have been offered con. tracts, but in order that they be legally binding, they must be 8 gned ID Seattle, wi h thei' eff fective date that of departure from the Continental United Sta's
 To meet this provision work CTS at the base are flying to the states at their own expense, and hen being flown back by th' navy.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26
Bristol Bay Dispute Ends; Season Starts

Seattle (R)-Tbe Alaska Fi'h ermen's Union and the alaska Salmon Industry, Inc announc- ed Thursday they h ve signed 8 con tract for Bristol Bay. ending the long deadlock. The first fish, ermen are flying north immedl ately and the season opened yes terday. Fishermen are also be ing flown from San Francisco
 The signing of the contra ct followed all night negotiations and unlon ratification Thursday Tue contract provides 32 cents per sh for sockeye; $l 50 for kings; IS cents for chums; 10 cents for plnks. Last years pices were sockeye, 25; kings, S1 10; chums, l2; and pinks, 6. Mill Vokacek Is engineer on the tender Nora this summer.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26
Dewey Nominated To Head COP Slate With CaIifornia's Warren As Mate

and drew laugh when he aid For the first tune in my life l know what It feels like to get hit by a street car
 In Wash ;ngton, Senator James Murphy, Dem Mont quoted President Truman as saying that "the conservative interests" still control the Republican party. After the COP convention, 1ru- man officially maintained silence.
 At Narragansett R. l Demo. cratic national chail man J Ho- wa, d McGrath sad the Repub. llcan c, nventlon, by it's noml- nation of Gov. Dewey, has re- pudlated"' Sen. Taft and the record of the Repuplican party which he achieved in the S0th congress Mo ,irath said the act ion shows the " iOP appreciate, the enormity of the failure of the 80th >,ongr.ss
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26
Taxpayers Protest

A group of Kodiak taxpayers, taking issue with the increased valuation of real and personal property on this years tax roll, &se circulating a petition which taey will present to the City Council M onday evening, as well as 60 the Board of Equalization mew meeting.
 The taxpayers attended a maeeting called for Thursday evening at the commissioners office, where they odg.d their complaints against increased as. easements, and formed a com Haittee to draft the petition.
 The petition reads as follows: We the undersigned. taxpayers ip the clty of Kodiak, do hereby Uetition and ask for relief from the increase of assessed valua tlons gf property, both personal and real, of l942, m excess of the assess-d vaI,la ions of l947.
 eve feel the revaluation of property m 1915 already taxed our properties to the init. We feel also that pre,ent conditions 1n Kodiak do not warrant any increases m taxation
 Kodiak property this year has Asen valued at $3, ,l32 Al 75 | ast year It was $2,30l 9l6.6S City oft cials pointed out ye ter day however that the entire increase is Lot all Tn valuation, but tn additional property added to the tax rolls.
 At the meeting Thus lay evening, at which Ialmage l. Smith presided, complain g were goic d that the valuation on akid shacks had been increased considerably.
 MT. Smith stated that we have not had careful assessment of cur property" and added that Asmore substantial property hold- CTS should De in the positions of srust in our couucll
 Mayor Lee =. Bettnger com -nenting on the meeting and netitiOn. said that m our form Of government we provide rem. <dv for those who wish to cem- pla,D against thelr taxes People don't have to resort to mass meetings that ea'e dishalmony in a community"
 Present at the meeting Thurs : day were MT Smith. Ole John. s,n, MT and Mrs. John Spring h.n, Mir and Mrs Ben Kraft. Mrs A A Owen, Jr,, Mrs. Zeni- tn Oxford, Karl l}run'tad Elm met Jennings, Mrs. Esther Mag n,,sen. Cecil Wlson. Eugene Er- wiD and H F. Mcdonald
 Kay Wade returned home for sbe summ Thursu ). He Is a ssudent at San Francisco Jr' &yNlla0n
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26

pFCoo IilhOs
 Two jewelry robberies were staged in Kodiak th,s week, with gems, watches and other items valued at more than $2 OO taken
 Victims of the thief or thieves were 0. Kraft and Son and Kpudsen's Fountain.
 Entry into Kn'ldsen's, appar- ently early Friday morning, was made by drilling hole m the warehouse floor, entered from the It ar of the building, tor mer skld shack. The glass door into the loom behind the ice ream room was broken. the lock opened and entry made into the store .n that way.
 Pat of one showcase sneh holding vtddJne md fDgaRe- m n' ring sets was stripped of 'ts
 Ltents, but the display boxes were left, only the rings be'Dg taken Some gold Alaska 1ings and nugget earrings were also stolen
 Also taken from KnudseD was the jar in which Fourth Of July raffle tlct ct stubs and cash we kept MT. Knndsen has oil cred to make good on the tickets to those who bought them from his store.
 The Knudsen robbery was discovered Friday morning by Don Crawford when he opened the store for the day Value 0
 he items taken was set a' more than 8 GOO
 Jewelry valued at mole than, $llOO was stolen lr> m 8 hbow- case in the dry goods det ar'- ment of o. Kraft and Son, late Tuesday night or early Wednes- day morning.
 Entry into the store was made thr- ught window in the rear ot the building, The glass was and 8 latch opened
 The theft was discover d lD the morning when the store was by Mrs. Hazel Sutliii and Mrs Bernice Bennett. em- l, loyees there. Night display lights inside the building had been turned off and the bottom shelf of the jewery showcase partially emptied.
 Mrs. Edna kIaft. head Of the department, said the tbeft in ciuded l7 mems and s women's watches. Gruen and lgin, 2 expensive pen and pencil sets taken from another case. and possibly smaller jewt Try items
 The break into the building into the building was the 4th since it's erection
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-26
3 Men Held, Part Of Loot Recovered
BULLETIN!

Three men are being held for questioning in connection with the robberies, Deputy Marshal Paul Herring told the MIRROR early this morning, and pat or the loot has been recovt red. NC further details were available at press time.
Evening star., 1948-04-06

A good many years ago, . new
York composer by the name OF
Luigi Petit decided one good turn
deserved another. Grasping his
young piano-playing son by the
hand, he knocked on the dressing
room door Of Emo Rapee, famous
director Of the Radio City Music
Halls orchestra. He was, Mr.. Petit
stated, ready to be repaid for his
good offices In getting . job for Mr..
Rapee when the latter was broke
and jobless many cons back.
Mr.. Rapee was delighted to recip-
rocate. by giving Luigi's son an assist
here and there. The son, Of course
was Emile Petit. whose smooth So
ciety band and gay keyboard antics
have been making things rather
crowded at the Statler's Embassy
Room lately.
Veteran Of engagements ut some
Of the Nations better spots, Emile
was introduced to the band-leading
business by Dwight Fiske. Mr..
Fiske, whose ribald piano-side dit
ties are more than well-known, took
liking to Emile and put in Q good
word or two when a Gotham hotel
was casting about for q personable
young man to front its orchestra.
In the best trouper tradition,
Emile eventually wants to settle
down on a farm with his wife,
Lorette. She now manages the
band. He would not, however, be
above doing a little radio work In
the manner Of Andre Kostelantz and
AL Goodman If agents started pop
ping out from behind haystacks
demanding it.
That's a long way OF, though.
Right now he wants to stick around
for the build-up promised him by
his booking agency.
His press releases will tell you
Emile's sacred obligation Is to pre-
serve the emotional content Of
music"-which is a neat trick, 1t
seems. Emile views that with rather
a studied detachment.
II act nice to everybody, / play
sweet music, they like me- he says.
People come to hear me play what
they like. I play what they like"
X ~
Another piano playing maestro
who is trying to do nothing but play
nice music for the people who pay
night club checks is Jose Melis, who
has been hitting the keys for some
Is of his 28 years. His show opened
last week at the Congo Room Of
the Hotel Carlton.
Despite his youth, Jose 10 no
stranger to the band-leading bust.
ness. In fact, he was firing Of his
close acquaintance with 1t. Forced
to disband several orchestras be-
cause Of the high cost Of feeding
musicians, he'd resolved to make
his ways as . single act when the
Carlton spot was offered.
This was it. Jose muttered to
himself. The last chance. sink or
swim, make or break. One more
try. Slightly apprehensive-which
is slightly an understatement-over
the fact that he had exactly four
days to organize the newest edition
of Music Melis, he started rehears-
ing. Three OF the men were able
to join him but a scant 48 hours
before the Congo Room opening.
Despite this, the eight sound
nicely accustomed to playing the
same notes together. The band will
be at the Congo Room about as lonA
Evening star., 1948-04-06

sprained IN ankle last week, ana
couldn't make the opening. The
rev show has been postponed Until
next Monday.
II 4
The show Bill: The Statler is
about to start beating the drum for
. new show opening there soon. IT'S
still q deep secret, but the featured
performer viii be one Of the best
known names in what's left Of
vaudeville.
Tony Pastor, the band leader who
got his reputation a. featured vocal
ist with the old. great Artie Shaw
orchestra. opens tonight at the Club
Kavakos. Friday and Saturday, the
bandstand there will be occupied by
an all-girl orchestra led by Louise
Shelton. This, the management an
nounces- with awe. Is the first all
girl band to play the spot. During
most OF next week Gene Krupa holds |
forth. He opens Sunday. w. Z. C.
Evening star., 1948-04-06
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After Dark
An Assist From Erno Rapes
Started Emil Petti's Career

as the Carlton clientele ID satisfied
with 1t. Which should forecast a
long Washington rssidency Tor Jose
Melis.
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You have exactly ave nights left
in which to catch Pierson Thai and
his orchestra ct the Mayhower
Lounge. He closes there Saturday.
The new band will be under the
direction Of Dick Barlow, who opens
Monday.
Il AHH
There seems to have been some
early confusion over an act. which
was to have arrived ut the Balaiika
last night. The clubs press repre-
sentative reported 1t would be q
dancer named Victoria Rains. The
club advertised . dancer named Vic
tory Rain. A duo, maybe?
In any event, Victory or Victoria
Evening star., 1948-04-06
.Sulgrave Manor Grained
10 Per Cent Rent Increase

A rent increase Of about 10 per
cent at the Sulgrave Manor Apart
ments. $3.50 Connections avenue
NV, has been granted by the Dis
trict rent control office.
The rent control ONCE yesterday
authorized the increase which bring
Evening star., 1948-04-06

the monthly rental Of apartments Ii
rthe. building up TO $4S.65 for one
room and $101.75 for units having
three rooms. Rents formerly ranged
from ALSO to $e2.50.
The increases were requested by
B. +. Saul Co, owner, to meet high.
Ier expenses including taxes and
water rent.
Evening star., 1948-04-06

Belfast. Northern Ireland, has
just abandoned penny streetcar and
bus fares.
Evening star., 1948-01-25
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