w asmngton — President
Truman recently named
George W. Folta for reap
pointment as district judge
for Division 1 in Alaska.
Judge Folta. «iiolds court in
Juneau and has assisted with
cases • in *the Third Division
when the court calender be
came crowded.
Waiter Shuham, pubiic ac
countant with Elmer Johnson
in Ketchikan, has resigned his
position with that business
| and is now office manager of
the Pelican Cold Storage Co,
in Pelican G-ity, Shuham-~nhs
Kodiak i(m^py,itimes>ajj
business.
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Special Meeting
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A special meeting was held ■
Thursday night.at the Union:
accured by fishermen because [
i harbor ittKMfiatf* is *waf
Bliss Aurora Loss of the U.
S. Corps of Engineers asked
that the meeting be held so
that she could make an econo-.
mic report for the boat har
bor application. I
Thursday at noon, Miss Loss'
and Harold L. Moats, engi- j
neer for the corps, attended1
the regular meeting of the j
Chamber of Commerce.
Moats said that a physical
survey was now being con
ducted and that his working;
crew was taking probings of •.
St. Paul’s Harbor to deter
mine the depth of the rock.
The group from the Anchor
age Office of the U. S. Corps
of Engineers arrived in town
Monday.
Moats was scheduled to
leave on Thursday’s plane, i
The remainder of the group'
will be here for several days i
to complete the work.
Donnelly Arrives
From States
Harry Donnelley, senior
partner in the firm of Donnel
ley and Acheson, arrived here
on Tuesday’s plane from the
states. He will be in Kodiak
for 10 days and will then fly to i
Flat, Alaska.
■ Mrs. Donnelley accompanied
her husband to Anchorage
and went directly to their
home in Flat.
August Heitman, city em
ployee, left via PM A for An
chorage on Tuesday.
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Colony Celebration '
Begins Tonight
The Matanuska Valley’s
Colony Day Celebration be
gins tonight in Palmer. The
Spain events will be held to
morrow with* strdftS."tFflanftiKsr"
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of £h’e valley arb": expbbl^ri^W
attend the event.
Plane Damaged
In Landing
A Navy patrol bomber was!
damaged while landing last
Saturday after a routine train
ing mission. There were no
serious casualities. The Navy!
did not release any details of
the mishap. |
Mrs. William Shimmel is
working this salmon season at
Pederson Point for the Bristol
Bay Packers, Naknek, Alaska.
Brown Pleads
Not Guilty
Archie L. Brown, former
deputy tax collector for A
laska, erfctejjsd.st not
g*rHfcy*tet.he-»«aar.g&.- of-.em
rcfcently.
He is charged .yith misap-i
propriating the .money while
he was in office. Wendell P.
Kay, Anchorage attorney is
representing Brown.
Brown served as deputy tax
collector from 1946 until his
resignation in 1948. He
arrested in Atlanta, Ga.,
waived extradition and
brought to Anchorage.
J. W. Perron, contractor far
the construction of the Union
Oil Company tank farm, was
an outgoing PNA passenger
this week.
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