Huntley Named
U. S. Marshal
Washington (A3) President
Truman has nominated Terri
torial Senator Walter Huntley
of Palmer as U. S. marshal
for the Third Division. The
nomination is subject to con
firmation by the Senate.
Huntley will fill the job of
the late Paul Herring.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Crutcher left Wednesday by
PNA for Palmer. Crutcher,
president of the Bank of Kod
iak, is attending a certified
public accountants’ meeting
there.
For the period between Sep
tember 1 and S, inclusive, the
Kodiak Police Department
made 47 arrests, issued 324
warnings, and helped locate
two missing persons, Carter
Seymour, chief of police, re
ported to the city council Mon
day night.
In a written detailed report,
the first of its kind ever pre
sented to a Kodiak council and
one which listed all police ac
tivities, Seymour also had the
following information: police
assists, 28; impounded vehic
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les, 2; impounded dogs, 1;
building code violations, 2; in
vestigations complete, 3; in
vestigations incomplete, 2: re-1
covered bicycle, 1 (value $30)'
He said the total hours
worked per day by the mem
bers of the three-man depart
ment was 36.
“The above figures will
show that the department as a
unit made H plus contacts per
hour. This is based on total
hours. Good policing calls for
1 contact per patrol hour. If
broken down to patrol hours
alone you would find that the
infractions of ordinances in
this town are far in excess of
those of reasonably orderly
communities,” Seymour wrote
in his report to the council.
He explained later that of
the 47 arrests made each per
son had been warned twice
and sometimes tnree times be
fore enforcement action was,
taken.
Wednesday the chief said
the complaint file on dogs was
“heavy” and as of Wednes
day, Sept. 19, all dogs found
loose will be impounded. He
added that according to the
ordinance the city is only re*
quired to hold them three
days before disposing of them.
Seymour was named Terri
torial Highway Patrol Officer
for this area effective Sept. 7,
he said Wednesday.
Kodiakians Called
To Jury Duty
Twelve Kodiakians have
been drawn as petit jurors
for the general October term
of court, the Third District
court has announced.
The following are to report
at 10 am Oct. 1: Mrs. Patrick
Lynch, Earl Cessna, Lee Cad
dell, Ross Galbreath, Clyde
Hatfield, Eldon Lester, Jacque
Pardieu, Harold Pratt, Mrs.
Julia Skinner, Elma Johnson,
and Emil Knudsen.
Garden Club To Meet
September 26
The Garden Club will meet
Wednesday, Sept. 26, at the
home of Mrs. John Given on
Mission rd at 8 pm. Topic of
the evening will be corsage
making. Mrs. Helen Davis
will lead the discussion.
During the last meeting
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Ruth Mc
Linn, both of Kodiak Naval
Station, were initiated into
the club.
Square Dance Monday
Square dancing Mondays at
9 pm at the Legion Hall (com
munity center) is continuing
and married couples are invit
ed" to attend, Mrs. Wayne
White, director, said yester
day. Ballroom dancing on Sat
urdays will also continue.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White
are living at the community
center and Mrs. White is in
charge of the program. White
is in the navy.
School Notes j
High school students find it j
a pleasure to go to school with
the improvements in the lock-1
er room and library. Individ
ual lockers, freshly painted
green with combination locks,
are a welcome change from
the old navy lockers shared by j
six students.
The library has undergone'
the most improvement. The]
walls are painted a combina
tion dusky rose and white;
fluorescent lighting has been
installed; tables, chairs and
shelves of blond wood have
been added; anew furnace
takes the place of the old oil
heater; and the floor has been
tiled. These pleasant surroun
dings make students feel more
like studying there.
—Marie Swenson
New students entering Ko
diak High School are Clara
Brown, junior, Beverly Rose,
freshman, and Carl Smith,
sophomore.
Clara Brown, originally
from White Mountain, conr.es
from Nome. Beverly Rose is
from Glemica. Both girls re
cently moved to Woody Is
land. Carl Smith, formerly of
Nome, comes from Seattle.
—Eddie May
New pupils enrolled in the
Kodiak grade school are as
follows: 2, Marcia Anderson,
Shelbyville, 111., Judy Clem
mer, Norfolk, Va., JoAnne
Howell, Vallejo, Calif., Jean
Jordan, Baldwin Park, Calif.
Grade 4, Julie Auleich, Ana
cortes, Wash., Bill Lavoier
Adak, Jesse Howell, Vallejo;
5, Claudia Walker, Soquel,
Calif., Janice Flath, San Di
ego; 6, Gary Anderson, Shel
byville, Sally Aulerick, Ana
cortes, Merlyn Drinkall, Nam
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