Driving Case To Be
Heard Wednesday
The case of Alfred Christof
ferson, charged with reckless
driving, will be heard in U. S.
Commissioner A. M. Voka
cek's court Wednesday at 10
am.
The suit against Christoffer
son was filed by Henry Haag,
cab owner into whose taxi
Christofferson allegedly crash
ed a Ford Tudor sedan.
Chris ufferson earlier asked
that the trial be postponed un
til Talmage L. Smith, attorn
ey, returned from Anchorage.
Mrs. Vivian Wiest is work
ing at the Island Fountain.
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Concert Program Being
Planned For Kodiak
Plans for Kodiak’s subscrib
ing to the Alaska Music Trail,
a program of three concerts
during the 1951-1952 fall and
winter season, will Le made
Wednesday evening at a
meeting at Mrs. V. G. Ellis’
home.
Representatives of civic, so
cial and church groups will be
asked to attend t-he meeting.
A preliminary meeting was
held by Mrs. Ellis Monday
evening.
The program of concerts,
directed by Maxim Sehapirj
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of Mill Valley, Calif., has been
planned for Anchorage and
Mrs. Ellis ctnd Mrs. Stafford,
now at Moose Pass, have1
started the ball rolling to ob
tain it for Kodiak.
In information sent here,
Schapiro outlines a suggested
membership program to
which members of the comm
unity might subscribe.
Artists on this year’s pro
gram will be Donald Gramm,
baritone; either Bronislav
Gimpel or Bela Urban, violin
ist; and Tomiko Kanazawa,
soprano, with Cesare Curzi,
I tenor.
Dalton Fined For
Illegal Building
Norman 0. Dalton was
fined $20 in city magistrate’s
court Tuesday for building
without a city permit.
Talmage L. Smith, attorney
, for Dalton, immediately ser
ved notice of an appeal to a
higher court.
The trial had been postpon
ed twice since the charge was
filed early in August by City
Patrolman Ovid McKinley.
Dalton was first brought be
fore City Magistrate Myrna
Perkins on Aug. 6, and he
pled not guilty to altering, re
modeling and adding to build
ings, located within the city
limits, without a permit.
Smith then asked that the
trial be postponed until Aug.
20, as he would be out of town
for two weeks on business.
He later wired from Anchor
age and asked that the trial
be delayed until Aug. 28 at
which time it was heard.
Smith admitted to the mag
istrate that the permit was
denied and that his client
went ahead and built, but he
raised the question as to
whether Dalton’s property is
within the city limits.
There has been some contro
versy over the exact location
of the city limits. According
to the present city plat, Dal
ton was building within the
city limits.
Paul A. Dupler, local attor
ney, represented the City of
Kodiak in the case.
Local Man In
AF Maneuvers
Washington, D. C. — Ser
geant William Anderson,
USAF, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Anderson of Kodiak, is
a member of an Air Weather
Service team providing weath
er support to tactical units en
gaged in “Operation Southern
Pine”, a joint Army-Air Force
exercise being conducted in
the Carolinas.
Sgt. Anderson is a member
of the 2C60th Mobile Weather
Squadron with headquarters
at Tinker Air Force Base, Ok
lahoma. He is a graduate of
Kodiak High School and ent
ered the service four years a
go. His previous assignments
include 21 months in Alaska
as a weather observer.
Congress Favors
Second Judge
“All the facts available to
the committee indicate the un
questionable need for an addi
tional district judge in the
third division for the district
of Alaska,” declared the
members of the Senate Judici
ary Committee in reporting
a bill favorably this week
seeking creation of one addi
tional circuit judgeship in the
United States and 18 addition
al district judgeships.
“The judge in this division
is Hon. Anthony J. Dimond,
formerly a delegate from A
laska,” the report continued.
“He is very capable and la
bors long and hard to handle
the work of the district. He
also has the help of outside
judges from time to time. Ev
en in view of all these facts he
is unable to keep abreast of
tne judicial work of the divi
sion. The statistics. . . show
that the court is falling fur
ther and further behind with
the cases pending and the ca
ses disposed of in the third di
vision. An additional fact
bearing on the workload of
I this division is that since A
j laska is a territory the federal
| courts are called upon to exer
j cise jurisdiction normally ves
! ted in the state courts. This
pyramids the workload of the
whole district, and particular
ly the third division. . .
“This provision of the bill
(similar to one sponsored by
Delegate Bartlett in the
House) has been recommend
ed by the Judicial Conference
of the United States and the
committee is of the opinion
j that the case for an additional
[district judge for the third di
vision of the district of Alaska
' is meritorious.”
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