Karluk Kings Lure World Fishermen
Two men who have travelled all
over the world seeking the thrill of
catching the big ones, and explor
ing new streams where fighting
fish will rise to their lures, arrive
in Kodiak today to fish the Karluk
Kiver.
The two men, Carl Santesson
and Rolf Vilheimson, both from
Sweden, will fish the Karluk for
the mighty King salmon. Big Game
guide Alf Madsen will take the men
on the trip. Santesson is from
Karlshamn, Sweden, and Rolf Vil
heimson from Stockholm. The for
mer is an industrialist from that
Observe Child
Labor Act—Chief
Firms employing minors under
18 years of age are urged by Chief
of Police Roland Vickery to ob
serve provisions of the State Child
Labor Law.
Anyone wishing a clarification
on the provisions is asked to call
Vickery or the State Deputy Mag
istrate, Mrs. Mabel Fenner,
city and the latter, also an indus
trialist, is sports editor for a Swe
dish magazine.
The men flew SAS over the
North Pole to Anchorage, and ar
rived here via PNA.
All Box Rents
Due Next Week
Due to the fact it Is the end of
the fiscal year, all box rents at the
local post office come due at the
same time, June 20, Postmaster
William Lamme announced today.
Rents will not be accepted until
next Tuesday, on that date, and
will be taken a year in advance. If
anyone pays ahead and then moves,
rent for unused quarters will be
refunded.
Patrons will have ten days to
pay, Postmaster Lamme said, and
as there is a waiting list for boxes,
unpaid one will be rented on a
first-come basis to those wanting
them.
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Court Cases
Operating a motor vehicle while
under the influence of liquor
brought a $100 fine on A. Z. Mur
phy, who was also given a 30-day
sentence, which was suspended.
Suspension of her drivers license
for 90 days was recommended.
Five men were arrested on drunk
charges. Two of them, Nick B.
Nyman and Martin Norell, were re
leased on $25 bail, which was for
feited. Three others were arrested
on similar charges. Cecil McKee
and Norman L. Walls were each
fined $25 and sentenced to 30 days,
the latter suspended. Frank Mc
Kinney was sentenced to 30 days,
sentence suspended.
Arrested on a drunk and disor
derly1 charge, Edward Johnson was
released on $50 bail, which he for
feited. In one other chase, Lar
Tunohun, arrested on charge of a
minor being drunk, was fined $25
and sentenced to 30 days. These
were both suspended.
Legal Notice
STATE OF ALASKA
Invitation to Bidders
(No. Informal 861)
Sealed bids will be received by
the Department of Administration,
Division of Supply of the State of
Alaska at Room 517, Alaska Office
Building, Juneau, Alaska until
11.00 A. M. on July 10, 1961, and
then publicly opened, for the fur
nishing of one or two vessels com
plete with gear and crew for king
crab fishing in the Alitak Bay area
of Kodiak Island.
Complete quotations forms and
information may be obtained at
room 517, Alaska Office Building,
Juneau, Alaska, or by writing to
the Division of Supply, Box 2420,
Juneau, Alaska or contacting De
partment of Fish and Game offices
in Juneau, Kodiak, Cordova,
Hemer and Anchorage.
The state reserves the right to
reject any and all bids and to waive
any formality in bidding proced
ures.
R. G. Berg,
Director, Division of Supply
Publish: June 16, 23 and 30, 1961.
To Hold Drawing
For Bison Hunting
Applications for permits to par
ticipate in this fall’s bison hunt are
now available at all Alaska Depart
ment of Fish and Game offices. The
applications must be completed or
post marked not later than July 15,
1961. Those persons who cannot
personally contact an A.D.F.& G.
office may obtain an application
by writing to the Alaska Depart
ment of Fish and Game office, Box
1027, College, Alaska.
The bison season will be held
sometime after August 1, 1961.
Fifty permits will be issued. These
will be determined at a public
drawing to be held in Delta Junc
tion in late July.
John Wolf III
A former resident of Kodiak,
John Wolf, underwent serious sur
gery last week in a Portland, Ore
gon, hospital.
According to his son, Don, Mr.
Wolf is slowly improving. Mr. Wolf
is the former owner of the Kodiak
Cleaners. He and Mrs. Wolf moved
to Portland several years ago.
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