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Glass matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
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Lillian E. Laracne, Associate Editor
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Fall Kills
(eeattaued /ram pace 1)
Brooklyn, N. Y., drove to the
foot of the mountain. A compsr
itively safe trail went up the
mountain on the fai side, but
realizing time was at a minimum,
Dr. Johann and his party chose
to cl mb the steeD side Heavy
uaderbrmh, mud and snow made
c-imbing very difficult and slow.
Their clothes were lipped to
shreds but after climbing for an
hour and a ha!f they reached the
injured Marine.
Staulcup was pulseless when
the rescue party arrived. Dr. Jo
hann and his men administered
artificial respiration and stimul
ants to put Staulcup in shape for
the return journey. After work
ing 20 minutes the party put the
injured man in a streteher, belt'
ed him on to keep him from roll
ing off and started their danger
ous trek back down the steep
moun'ain At times the men had
to crawl on hands and knees to
keep from slipping themselves
Halfway down a relief crew of
Marines met the rescue crew
aud gave the tired party a much
Becded real. Members of th? re
lief crew were Warrant Officer
D J, Hughes, of Chicago, 111.
Pfc Arthur T. Mention, of Den
ver, Colo.. Pvt John A Robin
son, of Ottumwa, Iowa, Cpl
Jack I.. Eagle, of Kannaploi* N
C , Pfc Ralph L. Kinstler, of
Eiie, Penn , Pfo Virgil L Wal
ton, of Huntington, W. Va , Pvt
John Hicks, of Wa-hington I)
C , Pfc J. D. Williams cf l.itt'e
Rock, Ark., Pvt Jack H. Wnvht
of Elm Creek, Neb., and Cpl.
Claude D. Burkhead, of El Paso,
Texas.
Staulcup died later at the Na
val Dispensary. He was the son
of Mrs Mamie J. Graham, of
154 Atlanta rd , Oak Ridge,
Tenn His body will be shipped
back to the next of kin via
NATS.
Stauleup’s death was the see
ond on Barometer in recent
years. Dorothy Iske, a 27 year
old civilian employe of the base
was killed in a fall on the moun
tain in March, 1945, while on a
hike She was alone and her
body was found several day3
later.
NOTICE
All vehicle operators are cau
tioned that when a fire alarm
'sounds vehicles must be pulled
over to the curb until the fire
trucks have passed A city ordi
nance provides penalties for fail
ure to do so
Bystanders at fires are asked
to c mperate by remaining at a
i far enough distance from the fire
to prevent interference with the
work of the firemen.
Kodiak Volunteer
Fire Department
Fire Alarms
Turn in fire alarms at the dep
uty U 8 Marshal’s office—locat
ed in residence between the Ko
diak hotel and Kodiak Variety
“tore
RESERVOIRS
—5}Sii£— *
la order to have an adequate supply of water,
municipalities provide reservoirs so that the
citizens may draw udod the stored supply for
present and future use
The oil companies provide large s orage tanks
to insure an ever ready supply for their cus
tomers
Likewise a bank becomes a reservoir of cash
and c edit for the needs of its customers to
draw upon when nt cessary.
A well maintained bank account, is a most
convenient method of caring for your cash
Pilfering Reported
The Coast Guard reports that
tbe Cape Chiniak direction find
er station, temporarily not in
use, is being pilfered
The Coast Guard warns that
the property is still owned by
the Coast Guard and is intended
for future use.
Property transfers recorded
this week included:
Sale of Christopherson resid
ence on N. Brooklyn, I.ot 14
Block 16, by Harry C Christo
pherson to Dr Eugene Sullivan,
$7500.
Option to buy by Leslie Mc
Carthy of Lots 10, 11, 12, 13, 16
& 17, Allman addition, Mill Bay
road, from Jack Allman, SbOO
Sale by Harry Christepherson
of sixth share in 3 acres Dumas
estate Mission road to John A.
Gibbons
Sale of above share by John
A. Gibbons to Wayne Waldrip.
Couple Married
Miss Merle A. Fisher and Al
len Nick Heitman were married
Sunday, May 25, by Father C.
R KiBg. Witnesses were Lars
Panamaroff and August Heit
naan.
Julia Pond
The above named person may
call at CHRISTY'S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE. (adv)
Buzz/ Buzz
) It won’t be long now befo
I you oan Buzz 99 and get some
that good-eatin’ food that’s 0
ing now, faster than rumors, i
over town, red hot to yo
table
Weekends Bar—Be Q ai
Sweet & Sour added to tl
menu. Try them. Yum Yu
Eats (adv)
Color movies of beautiful H
waii will be shown at the Cer
er tomorrow evening. The fill
were taken by Larry Hazlett
NOB
The proaram will start at 9:
leaving ample time for atten
ance at church or theatres. A
mission is free to the public.
For Members & Their Guests
Wednesday
June 11th :: at 1 pm
COCKTAILS
DANCING
Members may obtain cards
at the CJub beginning Sunday
Jake Foley, Mgr.
Located in rear of SMecca cBar building
Installation work Norman Fjeldheim
Papering & painting Harvey Edwards
Electrical work Leon Johnson
Bar designed by Roy Snyder