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District Court Has Brief Local Session I
Completing one of its briefest
| court sessions in this city Wed
1 nesday the District Court left by
plane that afternoon to return to
Anchorage, after adjourning un
til September 4, when the court
will again visit Kodiak, Cordova
and Valdez.
Judge Anthony Dimond’s ar- ]
rival was delayed until Monday
by the funeral of A. A. Shon
beck, who was in an automobile
accident, although the rest of
the party arrived Sunday as
scheduled. Making the trip be
sides J tidge Dirnond were Ray
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tion in the States, or that new car or home or radio
you’re counting on, when the final Victory is won. But
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
mond E. Plummer, M. E. S.
Brunelle, Elaine Daly, Anna
May Thomas, Catherine Brund
age and Mary Beebe.
Six divorces, 3 citizenship
grants and 3 other cases came
before the court in its session at
the Kodiak school.
Appeal
In the case involving the es
tate of Jim Holland, who com
mitted suicide here, Judge Di
mond gave both sides 20 days to
file Irriefs of their arguments and
took the case under advisement.
After Mr. Holland’s death a
will was found, written in a
salesbook, giving his property to
J. J. Springhill, local taxi driver,
but C. C. Naughton, Probate
Judge, would not accept the doc
ument for probate. Mr. Spring
j hill is the appellant, and Jack
Aliman is administrator of the
estate.
Sentenced
During the Kodiak session
judgment and sentence was en
tered in the case of John Fannon
of Anchorage, indicted for viola
tion of the Selective Service Act
by the last grand jury. The de
fendant was sentenced to 1 year
in the federal jail at Anchorage
and fined $2000, the sentence to
take effect as of June 12.
Foreclosure
A foreclosure decree in favor
of the Bank of Kodiak, a corp
oration, was entered in the case
ot the bank versus Wayne Mix
and Helen Mix, his wife, invol
ving a mortgage on property
described as Lot 24 of Block 14
of this city.
Citizenship
Final citizenship papers were
granted Helma Kristina Johnson,
Zachar bay, a native of Norway;
Pfc. Henry Gonzales, a British
subject, born in Canada; and
Christian Knudsen Nielsen, a
soldier, native of Denmark.
Divorced
Divorces were granted Nellie
May Holler from John R. Hol
ler; Fannie Hinand from Jack
Hinand; Caroline Hayter from
William James Hayter; Thelma
Marquart from Alvin Marquart;
Jervis B. Floyd from Carrie Lu
cille Floyd; and Mary K. Colton
from Vernon E. Colton.
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