Rash of Vandalism
And Petty Larceny
Reported Here
City Police Chief Jack Rhines re
ports an outbreak of vandalism in
the area during the past several
weeks.
One instance involved 21 chil
dren who broke out two windows in
tihe National Guard Armory during
a rock fight.
Chief Rhines pointed out that
the parents of minors involved in
r
destruction of property are liable
for up to $250 for damage done by
their children.
In another instance of vandalism,
a cabin owned by Millie Markham
on Dark Lake was entered and ex
tensive malicious destruction of the
cabin’s contents done.
The police are holding a number
of items people have found and
brought in. Following is a list of
some of the items which owners
may claim.
Two coin books, blue in color
which were found in the city dock
area. The booklets were for dimes
and pennies and contained coins.
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A pair of fireman’s insulated hip
boots with wihite soles.
A light brown leather jacket with
knit cuffs and collar.
Ploice are also investigating a
rash of petty larceny incidents
largely centered in the small boat
harbor but also occuring elsewhere.
One person reported the theft of
a package from an automobile. The
package contained dog and cat
food.
Historical Society
To Hear Dr. Moore
Dr. George W. Moore of the U.S.
Geological Survey will be guest
speaker at the August fifth Kodiak
and Aleutian Island Historical
Society meeting. Dr. Moore’s sub
ject will be Kodiak History: 100.
000,000 to 3500 B.C.
The meeting is scheduled for
8:00 P.M. in the basement of the
Baptist church. All interested per
sons are cordially invited to at
tend.
APA VISITORS
Mr. Aulbin Barthold, president
of Alaska Packers Ass’n was in Ko
diak the past week. While here he
flew to Larsen Bay in connection
with their salmon cannery there.
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Sandy Daly, dispatcher for Ace
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People who fish for compliments
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