Guild Dance
Nets $750
The Hospital Benefit Dance
held Saturday night at Blinn’s
hall was both a social and finan
cial success, with $759.50 real
ized after expenses were paid.
All but 11 of the 225 tickets
were sold. The Guild members
sold 123 and Christy's Bakery
sold 91 tickets, Pat Cannon get
ting high score for individual
sales with 71 tickets sold.
The Guild wishes to thank
the Board of Trustees for its co
operation in the venture; James
Marts, Wes Rhoades and Harry
Cbristopherson for decorating;
0. A. Torgerson for use of the
bank; C. M. Crawford for the
ticket sign; radio_station WV
CQ and the Mirror for publicity;
Sgt McManus of the Army
special service office for selling
tickets on the post; the Army
Post band for providing music;
and all the public-«pirited mer
chants, townspeople and service
men who supported the dance
and the hospital.
A guild member, seeing the
people of Kodiak having a good
time together, asked: “Whyj
cart’t we do this more often,!
benefiting both ourselves and
our hospital?”
Due to the fact that there is a
new Federal tax of 21) per cent
on each ticket the goal of $1000
was not attained. Total receipts
for the dance were $1070. Ex
penses were: Hall $50; Check
room help $10; Band $31.50;
Tickets $5; Federal tax $214.
This leaves $750.50 laised for
the hospital.
The Guild needs new mem
bers, ic was announced. All
women interested in seeing that
the hospital is kept operating ef
ficiently are cordially invited to
join. The next meeting will be
Tuesday, May 9, instead of the
usual meeting day May 2, be
cause of a school activity that
day. The Guild meets in the
nurses living room of the GM
hospital at 2 o’cloek. Women
should bring their thimble and
scissors.
Mrs. Lottie Dunlap arrived
here this week to join her hus
band, who is employed by the
Grimes Packing company at Ou
ziukie Mr. and Mrs Dunlap
were residents here for 2 years
while Mr. Dunlap worked at the
ba«e and Mrs. Dunlap taught in
the local school.
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2 Indicted
In Schultz
Safe Case
Two men, Alvin E. Iacopetti
and Edgar Gordon Beatty, alias
Edgar Jack Beatty, were indict
ed by the grand jury at Anchor
age in connection with the safe
robbery of the William A.
Schultz apartment behind the
Ship’s Tavern, on October 21,
1942
The indictment against Iaco
petti, which had been refiled for
investigation and then returned,
accused him of stealing more
than $30,000 in cash from the
Schultz safe, which was removed
during the absence of the owners
in the early evening. It was the
most spectacular crime in the
history of Kodiak.
The indictment named Beatty
for receiving $3,500 in stolen
money on the same day of the
robbery, the money allegedly be
ing from the Schultz safe.
Eight witnesses were examin
ed by the grand jury before
making the charge against Iaco
petti They weie Mr. and Mrs.
William Schultz, Sally Pearl,
Stanley S Hughes, Tom Jones,
James Pierce, Edgar Gordon
Beatty and William J. Mc
Donald.
The “Cavalcade”, 77-foot,
250 HP Diesel cannery tender
belonging to Ray Martin, was in
Kodiak this week and then re
turned to Port Bailey, where it
is under charter for the season.
The boat, which bunks 17, was
purchased by Mr. Martin in
l'«h>vember of last year After the
local fishing season it will be
chartered fi r the sardine run ofi
California.
Mrs. Paul Herring, wife of the
deputy U. S. Marshal, and
daughter Arline, returned to
Kodiak this week after being in
the States for 2 years.
Mrs. Herring was a member
of the nurses’ staff of a hospital
in Auburn, Wash., and Arline
has been attending the Holy
Names academy in Seattle.
Miss Ellen Leite, formerly of
Kodiak, who entered the Swedish
hospital in Seattle last Decem
ber, has received her cap, accord
ing to word received here by her
sisters, Mrs. Anna McClerron
and Mrs. Jay Tolbert.
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