Schott Receives
MA Degree
Ivor A. Schott, superintend
ent of Kodiak Public School,
received a Master of Arts de
gree during the 68th annual
commencement convocation of
the University of Southern
California recently.
Schott has been superinten
dent of the Kodiak school for
the past two years. He will re
turn to Kodiak around the first
of September to take up his
duties for the 1951-52 school
year. Mrs. Schott accompanied
her husband outside for sum
mer school and will return
with him this fall.
Buy in Kodiak
men
All hshermen in me terri
tory must purchase a territori
al fishing license in addition to
the one issued by the Fish and
Wildlife Service, the Depart
ment of Taxation of the Terri
tory of Alaska announced re
cently.
The Act became effective
July 1, and applies to persons
engaged in sport fishing, in
cluding salt water fishing,
even though they may also
possess a valid fishing license
from the Fish and Wildlife
Service and those who may al
so possess a commercial fish
irg license. Sport fishing in
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eludes fishing lor personal use.
The license has been pre
pared in the form of a stamp
which pictures a salt water
fisherman as well as a stream
fisherman and gives the name
of the purchaser, date pur
chased, signature of the issu
ing Deputy and provides space
for the signature of the pur
chaser.
U. S. Commissioner A. M.
Vokacek has a supply of appli
cation forms and stamps. The
regular FWS fishing licenses
may be obtained at Donnelley
and Acheson.
me Act also applies to mili
tary personnel engaged in
sport fishing.
Territorial licenses will be
issued by the commissioner to
any qualified person over the
age of 16. The license fee for
residents is $1.25; non-resid
ents, $3.25 and aliens, $3.25.
“The sports fishing license
, issued by the Department of
Taxation shall not be taken as
permission to engage in snort
fishing in the territory without
having complied with the other
requirements of the laws of
the Territory of Alaska or of
the United States. The FWS
also requires a fishing license
except for fishing in salt
water,” the Act says.
CAA Man To Wed
Holland Gitl
A lot of fellows go out of
their way to get married but
John R. Bassler, CAA em
ploye on Woody Island, has
gone the longest of any one
on record.
Bassler, 28, left Kodiak
Tuesday aboard the USS Fun
ston for Seattle where he will
pick up a new car and drive to
New York. In New York he
will board a plane for Holland
and will there marry a girl he
met seven years ago while he
was in the military service.
The immigrant quota is
filled for this year but by
travelling to Holland and
marrying the girl, Bassler will
be permitted to bring her
back to the states and later to
the station at Woody Island.
Basller has been employed
by the CAA for the past four
years. He has been at Woody
Island for two and one half
years.
Whiz Constructs
New Crab Plant
Whiz-Halferty, Inc. has
constructed a new crab cann
ing plant in Cordova and will
put it in operation when the
season is right. Frank Mc
Conaghy, an offical of the
company told the Chamber of
Commerce Thursday.
The new cannery has a
capacity of 750 to 1000 dozen
crabs. They will put the sea
food in five pound containers.
McConaghy said the outside
market seemed to prefer
dungeness crabs to king crabs.
Funston Leaves
Kodiak Tuesday
The USS Funston left Ko
diak Tuesday for the states.
Capt. L. J. Dow, commandant
at Kodiak Naval Station for
the past 24 months, was an
outgoing passenger. He will
report for duty at the Navy
War College at Rhode Island
for an advanced course in
strategy and logistics.
Captain Robert C. Bixner
will assume command of the
Naval base on arrival here
from Washington, D. C.
Commander G. P. Koch is
acting commander until the
arrival of Capt. Bixner.
Mrs. Betty Wilkins, mother
of Ovid “Mac” McKinley, ar
rived here recently from Se
attle for a visit with her son.
This is her first trip to Kodiak. -
PNA Buys
Costly Plane
Pacific Northern Airlines
purchased a 4-engine aircraft
for $500,000, the largest sum
ever spent by an Alaskan
carrier for an aircraft, Art
Woodley, president of PNA,
announced recently.
The new transport plane
was purchased to inaugurate
service from Anchorage to
Seattle and Portland as soon
as possible after the final
certification permits.
Woodley said he plans to
offer two round trip flights a
day from the Pacific North
west to Anchorage. Ground
and fight personnel for the
operation are being trained in
Seattle, Juneau and Anchor
age.
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