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(Formerly Horsman’s)
10 to 5:30— Eyenings by
Appointment
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CHEST
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MUSTeroLE
Command
To Change
Rear Admiral F. A. Daubin
USN, Commandant of the I7tl
Naval District at Kodiak wil
be relieved of his command ir
the near future by Rear Admira
A. E. Montgomery, USN, pre
sent Commander of the First
Task Fleet.
Rear Admiral Daubin, who
took command of the 17th Na
val district April 3, 1946, will re
port to the Commander, West
ern Sea Frontier for his new as
signment.
Born in Lamar, Missouri, Fear
Admiral Daubin attended La
mar High School and University
of Missouri before his appoint
ment to the U. S. Naval Acad
emy in 1905.
Rear Admiral Daubin started
' his career in submarines in No
vember, 1912, when he joined
the USS Castina for submarine
instruction. In August, 1913, he
joined the First Group, Submar
ine Flotilla, Atlantic Fleet. As
signed to the USS C-3, he served
in that until December of that
year when he assumed command
of the U6S C-4, commanding
that submarine until October,
It 14. In November of that year
he reported to the Fore River
Shipbuilding Company, Quincy
Massachusetts, where he had
duty in connection with fitting
out “L” boats, assuming com
mand of the USS L-l when she
was commissioned, April 11,
1916. Detached a week later he
served in the Bureau of Steam
Engineering, Navy Department,
Washington, D. C., until Decern
ber, 1917, with additional duty
during that pe iod at Boston,
Massachusetts, in connection
with effecting and outlining
plans for the testing of certain
appliances at the Submarine Sig
nal Company, and also as a
member of the Board for Stand
ardization cf Submarines.
Through his wide knowledge
of undersea operations and his
initiative and outstanding pro
fessional skill in the develop
ment of new and the perfection
of old procedures and weapons,
Rear Admiral Daubin was (
awarded the Distinguished Ser- '
vice Medalp while serving as
Commander, bubmarines, At
lantic Fleet.
In addition to the Distinguish
ed Service Medal, Rear Admiral
[ Dautin is entitled to the Victory
| Medal, Escort Clasp, American
; Defense Medal, Fleet Clasp, and
the Asiatic-Pacific Area Cam
paign Medals.
In addition to his duties of
Commandant, Rear Admiral
Daubin served as Commander,
Alaskan, Sea Frontier and Com
mander, North Pacific Force and
Area.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Crossman,
of San Francisco, left Wednesday
by plane after visiting here since
the last Denali with their son-in
law and daughter, Captain and
Mrs. E. A. Hedahl.
The parents were honored
guests at a luncheon in town last
week and at a cocktail party at
the Hedahl residence on Mission
road the evening before their de
parture.
After a flood of mail on last
week’s boat a Navy boat arrived
at the base Monday with almost
100 sacks of additional mail for
Kodiak.
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IN THE PROBATE CXXJ8I
FOR THE TERRITORV Of
I ALASKA, THIRD DIV1SI0H
KODIAK PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Est&u
of
ELLEN O’BRIEN,
Deceasei
NO. 288 Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GR.
EN by the undersigned, admh.
istrator of ihe estate of ELLEf
O’BRIEN, deceased, to the cm.
ito's of and all persons havj^
claims against (be said deceit I
that within six (6) months afJ
the date of the first publicity
of this notice that they may a
hibit such claims, aloDg withthi
necessary vouchers, to the
Administrator at the office of H
attorney John C. Hughes, Brad
lyn Avenue, Kodiak, Alaska,
that being the place for lb
transaction of the busieesseftki
said estate.
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, tki
21st day of July 1947.
Warren A. Tayloc
Administrator »f the
Estate of
Ellen O’Brien, Decease
Date of first Publication
July 2d, 1947
Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY 01
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT.
In the Matter of tbe Estate t
WILLIAM BAUMANN,
Decease
NO. 290 Probate.
Notice of Rendering Accort
F,r Final Settlement and
Petition For
Distribution
NOTICE is hereby eivenib
Clara Helgason, the administn
tiix of the estate of Will*
Baumann, deceased, hxsTeadl
ed and presented for final setd
ment, and filed in said eourt,l
account of such adininistrati
together with a petition for
final distribution of saidesti
and that Wednesday, the
day of September, 1947, at
o’clock P.M , of said day. at
United States Commiss
office in the City of Ki
Third Division Territory d
aska, has been set for the
naent of said account and
hearing of the petition ford#
bution and discharge of adm#
tratrix and all persons inteied*
in said estate are notified ti
and theie to appear and w
cause, if any they have, why*
said account should not be sett!
and allowed, and why disk*
tion of said estate should ^
thereupon be immediately
to the persons entitled tfcetd
without further notice <AP
ceedings.
Reference is hereby maa*
the said account and petitw^
further particulars. \
Dated at, Kodiak, Alaska ^
3rd day of July, 1947.
G. W. Buben
Probate Jud#