Chief Deputy Resigns
W. B. Healy, chief deputy
marshal in the third division
who has been in charge of the
marshal’s office in Anchorage
since the death of Paul Her
ring, has resigned, the An
chorage News reported last
weekend. According to the
News, Healy said the resigna
tion is effective June 23.
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Dr. Johnson To Sail
Ketch From Seattle
a iduu mile voyage in a 38
foot ketch will be undertaken
early this month by Dr. and
Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson and
their son. Bob.
The three adventurers will
leave Seattle sometime after
June 8 and expect to arrive in
Kodiak sometime between
June 20 and July 1.
"‘I expect to encounter heaa
winds, gales and cairns, so it
is difficult to say exactly how
long the trip will take,” Dr.
Johnson said yesterday. Dr.
and Mrs. Johnson plan to
leave by plane tomorrow for
Seattle and will meet their
son there. During the absence
of Dr. Johnson, a Navy
doctor, Dr. George Gardiner
will be in charge of the local
office.
The ketch is equipped with
a jib, foresail, mainsail and
miz-en, Dr. Johnson said. A
ll lip Grey engine is aboard
for emergencies. The vessel
also has a 12 volt light system
and will be provisioned for a
six week trip.
“This voyage is a dream I
have had for a number of
years,” Dr. Johnson said.
“I have had some experience
in sailing. In the thirties I
sailed a 28 foot boat from
Portland to Vancouver, B. C.,
and engaged in racing there.”
Dr. Johnson is a member of
the Portland Yacht Club and
is a past commodore of that
organization. He was instru
mental in forming the
Columbia River Yachting
Association and was president
of that organization for three
years.
The vessel will also be
equipped with a ship to shore
radio and Dr. Johnson’s son,
R. Holmes, will be navigator
for the trip.
Trial Monday
For Base Worker
John Beyer, civilian em
ployee at Kodiak Naval Sta
tion, charged with disorderly
conduct and disturbance of
the peace, will go on trial at
10 am Monday in U. S. Com
missioner A. M. Vokacek’s
court.
Last Monday he was
brought before the commis
sioner and pled not guilty.
Talmage L. Smith, local at
torney who is defending
Beyer, asked for a jury trial.
Thirty prospective jurors’
names were drawn.
During the drawing Smith
commented and grunted each
time a name was called.
“That man will never serve
on a jury of mine,’’ he
rumbled when one name was
drawn.
The commissioner reminded
him that they were not im
panelling a jury, but that
when they do he is entitled to
three pre-emptory challenges.
The complaint against
Beyer was signed by Mrs.
Barbara Taylor.
Painters Local 1710 has an
nounced a new wage schedule
of $3.1-1 per hour. Soray paint
ing has been set at $3.50. The
raise was effective May 1.
The raise brings the paint
ei’s scale up to par with other
local trades in this district,
the un;on s";d.
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international Airpo>*
Opens At Anchorage
Kodiakians going to An
chorage by plane will land at
the new international air
port there after August 15.
Three airlines are scheduled
to begin operations at the field
about that time, C. M,
Lample, administrator for A
laska public airports, CAA,
has announced, the Anchorage
Times reports.
Alaska Airlines, PNA and
Northern Consolidated will
transfer operations from
Merrill and Elmendorf fields
to the new airport, with other
lines following as soon as fa
cilities are availale.
B int'.s ? a Arrive
July 11
I Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P
Bank, II, and six months old
daughter, have written A3
Miller, proprietor of the
Montmartre Inn, for reser
vations on July 11.
Bank is expedition director
and research associate for the
University of Michigan. He
has been on three scientific
expeditions of an archaeologi
cal nature in the Aleutians.
Earlier Bank wrote the
Chamber of Commerce and
asked about hiring a boat to
take him out the chain or for
exploration around Kodiak
Island.
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