Tax Representative
Here Two Days
M. M. Moore, representative
of the Territorial Department
of Taxation, was in Kodiak
Wednesday to Friday. He was
checking- bnsiness licenses.
His headquarters are in An
chorage.
Thursday night he showed
animal pictures at the VFW
cluhrooms. He has a tame
black bear at his home in An
chorage and he has taught the
animal to pull a sled.
Mrs. John Turner and
daughter Jane, of Austin,
Texas, were incoming PNA
passengers this week.
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Vets Of Korean War
Now Stationed Here
Four non-commissioned Ma
rine veterans and two Navy
veterans of the Korean war|
are now stationed at Kodiak
Naval Station. The men are
i are the first to arrive here for
duty.
Corporal George Larsen, |
, USMC, Wrangell, Alaska,
formerly with the 7th Marines
in the fight within the Fusan
pei imeter, is one of the four
Marines stationed at the Navy
base.
' Sgt. Earl Stidham, USMC,
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LA LANDE’S
KODIAK BAKERY
Chocolate Bon-Bon Cakes
Saturday Special
Max & Aline LaLaede, props.
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open Z4 hrs. a day Phone 3454
Oldest nil Transfer Tn.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
Watch this Space
lor the opening of the
THE NEW!
MECCA LOUNGE
FIXG DRINKS IN
CHARMING SURROUNDINGS!
machine gunner with the 5th
Marines fought at No Name
Ridge. He wears the purple
heart for wounds received
during the fight.
‘Our guns were in good
working order but we kept
running out of ammunition,”
Sgt. Stidham said. The fight
ing at the time was ottenj
hand to hand, he added.
Sgt. John Harrington,
USMC, was in a mortar sec
tion and Sgt. Harold Kum
bluk, USMC, was a cook in a
combat service unit.
LCDR. M. V. “Dusty”
Shouldice, USN, was comman
der of a minesweeper squad
ron and served 18 months in
Korean waters (see story page
2). He is now assistant war
plans officer for the 17th Na
val District.
Ingram Paulson, USN,
boilerman first class, is a
Navy veteran of 2C years ser
| vice. He served 14 months
with the amphibious forces
aboard the U. S. S. Eldorado.
Schooi Notes
Grade 6
The sixth graders have
drawn maps and pictures of
boats, which fit into their
study of the Babylonian and
Syrian Period.
Sally Heitman
Grade 5
Mrs. Vivan Kilgore was ap
pointed the fifth grade room
mother by the PTA. She gave
them oilcloth out of which
they made eight place mats to
keep their desks clean during
lunch hour.
John LaChoix, from Wash
ington and Robin French,
who was here before, entered
the fifth grade this week.
Sally Heitman
Junior Hayride
The junior class sponsored a
hayride last Friday night
from 7:30 to 11:00 pm. The
hay-laden trucks donated by
Smith’s Transfer and John
Chase left the school grounds
for Fort Abecrombie, where
a fire was built to make coffee
and warm the riders.
After everyone had eaten,
Lexie Fadaotf played his
guitar and the rest of the
evening was spent singing
ballads and popular songs.
Roger Johnson
Sport News
The game played October 11
was between the Oldstars and
Kodiak High. The Bears led
all the way until the game
was called off five minutes
before the end of the fourth
quarter by Coach Howard
Carpenter. The game was
called because the team had to
catch the 10:15 bus. The game
had started at 9:00 pm. The
score was 25 30 in favor of the
Bears.
All games played at 9:00 pm
will be changed and scheduled
for an earlier time.
Alfred Anderson
Senate Approves
Second Judge
A second federal judge for
the Thrid Division of Alaska
was approved recently by the
Senate when it passed the
omnibus judgeship bill creat
ing 17 new district judgeships
and three circuit judgeships.
The bill now goes to the
House Judiciary Committee
where Del. E. L. “Bob” Bart
lett’s bill seeking a second
district judge for the Third'
Division is now pending.
Judge Anthony Dimond is |
now presiding in the Third
Division. The crowded d< ckA
has often resulted in another
judge assisting Judge Dimond
in hearing cases.
Mrs. Lonnie Scroggins, is
employed at the Galley.
Crawfords Leave
For States
Mrs. E. L. Crawford, Mrs.
Melton L. Crawford and Miss
Candace Crawford six months,
left Tuesday by .PNA and
NWA for the states.
Mrs. Mel Crawford and
Candace, associcate editors of
the MIRROK, are in Williams
port, Pennsylvania, visiting
their parents and grand
parents. They plan to return
to Kodiak within a few
weeks.
Mrs. E. L. Crawford,
mother of Don, Gene and
Mel Crawford, stopped in
Portland. Ore., before return
ing to her home at Jasper,
Missouri. She has been in Ko
diak the past three months.
She a so plans to return to
Kodiak.
Mrs. Elmer Dean is employ
ed at Knudsen’s.
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ISLAND FOUNTAIN
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Short orders
at any hour
DINNERS
SERVED
UNTIL 8 PM
Open at 7 am to 12 pm
Start your day with breakfast here
Get LaLande’s bread here
on Sundays
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PHONE 3281
Your locally owned scheduled airline
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