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Legion Post
Nominates
The local post of the Ameri
can Legion met Tuesday night
at the American Legion club and
nominated officers for the com
ing year.
The post is eager to get new
members, including discharged
veterans of both wars in this
locality, so as to have an active
club ready to take over the
American Legion building when
it is returned to their use for a
community center. The building
is at present under lease to the
American Red Cross as a ser
vicemen's center.
Another meeting will be held
December 11 for the election.
Nominations were:
Commander—Jack Allman
Lst Vice-Commander—George
Blinn
2nd Vice-Commander — Ben
Sholl
Finance Officer—Ben Kraft
Chaplain—R. D. Russell
Sgt. at Arms—R. D. Russell
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Mortician Interested
In Kodiak
Expressing an interest in com
ing to Kodiak if enough work
were available, a letter was read
at the council meeting Monday
night from James C. Smith, li
censed mortician, now of Fair
banks, asking for information on
the subject. Now an employe of
the Tye-Phillips funeral parlors,
he said he would be interested
in the position in Kodiak as a
sideline if there were 36 to 50
deaths a year.
The letter was referred to the
city health committee for in
vestigation and reply.
Figures supplied this week by
the U. S. Commissioner’s show a
total of 25 deaths in Kodiak for
the year 1943 and 22 deaths re
corded so far for 1944. This does
not include 17 civilian deaths at
the base during 1943 which
were handled by military mor
ticians.
The Territory provides a set
fee of $85 to cover all expenses
of burial for indigent cases. Of
the 25 deaths in 1943 5 were in
digent cases and of the 22 so far
this year 8 were indigent cases
paid for by the Territory, ac
cording to the records of the
Commissioner’s office.
Returns
Deputy U. S. Marshal Paul
Herring returned to Kodiak last
weekend after a month spent in
Anchorage on court business.
He made the return trip by
hitch-hiking a ride on a smad
boat from Whittier.
To Oregon
Herbert H. Long left recently
to join Mrs. Long who preceded
him to St Helens Oregon.
He worked at tt e NOB for
years as technical mechanic, for
the A. T. Beckett company as
mechanic foreman and at the
ATS as mechanic.
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