MS
It Kodiak
The MS Daring, seagoing
tug owned by the Oceanic
Towing Company of Seattle,
was at the Donnelley and
Acheson dock Saturday and
part of Sunday.
The vessel, the former Pvt.
John J. Mattage, is skippered
by Glen Sa mpson, of Seattle,
j and was at the D & A dock
| last fall after it was purchased
! at an army surplus sale. Al
' vine and Gibson, local marine
repair company, worked on
the vessel last fall prior to the
TO THE PEOPLE OF KODIAK
May we take this opportu
nity to express our apprecia
tion for the splendid co-opera
tion extended during the
Second Annual Convention of
the Alaska Elks Association.
The many acts of kindness
andjcourtesy extended to our
guests has made it possible
for Kodiak once again to play
the part of the gracious host.
B. P. O. E. Lodge 1772
Leon H. Johnson
Exalted Ruler.
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voyage from Kodiak to Se
attle.
This winter the Daring re-:
ceived a complete overhaul;
and outfitting in Seattle. She J
ip now under charter to the!
U. S. Government and will do!
work for the military along I
the Aleutian chain. Captain
Sampson would not comment
on the nature of the work.
First Mate on the Darina is
Jack O’Donnell, former skip
per of the Reefer Clipper, a
reconverted Navy sub-chaser,
which is familiar to Kodiak
residents. O’Donnell will be
in command of the vessel this
summer when Sampson re
turns to Seattle for a few
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f "he Daring carries a crew
J of 10 and is powered by a 49C
horsepower Fairbanks-Mocn
jmnrineengine.lt carries aa
; auxiliary power plant and ii
' newly equipped throughout.
The Alaska Standard,
Standard Oil Company tanker,
; was at the Donnelley and
Acheson dock Tuesday to de
liver oil, fuel and lubricants
1 to the oi 1 company warehouse
I and tanks.
Betty Kizer, daughter of
i Mr. and Mrs. Art Kizer, has
i entered the medical school of
the University of Oregon at
Portland for nurses training.
She has been enrolled as a
student at the UniversityJJof
Oregon at Eugene.
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