Hesters Announce
Birth Of Son
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hester
of Kodiak are the parents of
a boy born last Saturday,
March 17, at Ensley, Ala.,
where Mrs. Hester has spent
the past several months with
her parents-in-law. Hester
joined her there late in Febru
ary.
Announcement of the birth
was recived in a wire to Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Anderson,
Mrs. Hester’s parents. The
baby’s name was not told.
ACS Man Completes
Special Course
Cpl. Henry J. Sack of the
local ACS station is among
ten enlisted men from Alaska
stations who have received
certificates of completion of.
technical courses in Seattle.
Sack received a certificate
qualifying him as a receiver
and transmitter attendant. He
had previously compleced the
basic electronics course.
Join the
EASTER PARADE
at
The Town Club
COCKTAIL DANCE
From 4 to 6 p.ro.
Easter Sunday
Music by the Town Ciub Boys
Bar open 2:00 p. m.
C'Dining cI^oom Open 6:00 PM.
PHONE 4033
Rotary Plans
Cancer Crusade
The Silent Service, the U.,
S. designation for sui marine
service during World War IT,
an official Navy film was
shown the members of Rotary
Club 5533 Tuesday at the
Montmartre Inn.
Pictures of Japanese mer
chant and warships sunk by
our subs plus the dangers and
cool coordination.between sub
crews were included in the
film.
In addition to seeking the
enemy an destroying him the
submarines also did rescue
work in World War II, by
picking up downed airmen.
Prior to the showing of the
film President Leon Johnson
announced that the club would
back the drive to raise money
for the Herring Memorial
Fund. Earlier it was suggested
by Mrs. Mildred Hermann,
commander Alaska, division,
American Cancer Society,
that some Kodiak organization
sponsor the local drive in
memory of former U. S. Mar
shal Paul Herring who died
of cancer last December.
Herring is buried here and
before becoming marshal
served in Kodiak for 10 years
as a deputy marshal.
Ray Martin, Rotary mem
ber, was selected as chairman
of the fund raising committee
for the club.
Guests attending the meet
ing were Paul S. Warber, dis
trice superintendent Postal
Transpori ation Service, Ro
bert Kinsey, Civil Aeronau
tics Board, headquarters An
chorage. Lewis Stanley,
Harold Moats and A. G. Jef
fery of the U. S. Corps of
Engineers, Harry Gottschalk
and visiting Fotarian Elmer
Johnson of Ketchikan.
Lee C. Bettinger was a
PNA passenger for Anchor
age this week.
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Charged Wi:h Writing
Bum Kodiak Check
Walter Ullrich of Palmer
was taken into custody early
this week in Anchorage on 6
; charge of issuing a check oe
the Bank of Kodiak, without
funds with intent to defraud.
According lo the Anchorage
Ne'u s, the complaint against
Ullrich said he gave a bar
tender at the Frisco Bar a
check for $125 on March 14
Bail was set at $15u0.
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