Emblem Contest Winners Announced
In a contest to choose an emblem
for the U. S. Naval Station here,
winner of the first prize was Moh
sen Kamel, Yeoman 3C, who re
ceived a $50 savings bond. Second
prize, a $25 savings bond, was won
by Pantaleon Beresamin, Stewards
man, USN; and 3rd prize went to
PFC William R. Carder, USMC,
who received a $10 gift certificate.
Capt E. C. Smith, station com
manding officer, made the awards
over Channel Eight (AFRTS) last
Friday.
The new emblem, a pictorial
representation of the station and
its area of operation, is a composite
of many of the designs submitted.
The emblem pictures the Alaska
segment of the northern hemis
phere enclosed with a border with
the station name, all covering the
shank of one of the Navy’s tradi
tional insignia, an anchor. The
line, attached to the anchor ring
and continuing down the (eastern)
edge of the emblem to entwine
the (western) arm of the anchor
near the throat, designates the ties
which this remote station has with
other Naval establishments to the
east and west. The arc of the Ko
diak bear’s swing across the sky
encompasses the patrol area of lo
cally based ASW aircraft. Symbol
izing the natural beauty of Alaska
are a rainbow and the aurora bore
alis. Naval aviator’s wings are set
into the sea to represent Kodiak
Island, and the entire map covers
the area assigned as the Alaskan
Sea Frorctier/Comfair Alaska. The
seven stars of the big dipper, as
portrayed on the flag of the State
of Alaska, point the way to the
North Star, one of nature’s most
frequently used navigational aids,
and a boon ,to sailors, the sun, on
the horizon, never sets on the
Navy’s ever watchful patrol planes
and ships.
The following persons submitted
designs which received honorable
mention in the contest: Warren
Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Hansen; R. K. Delozer, aviation
storekeeper 2nd C, USN; Mrs. O. K.
Chandler; John R. Thompson, aero
grapher’s mate, 1st C, USN: Lt.
G. T. Sloan. U9NR; Clifton C. Phil
lips, Jr., Radioman 3rd C, USN; and
L. W. Trimble, ConStructionman,
USN.
Court Case
Operating a motor vehicle while
intoxicated and being also charged
for reckless driving netted a fine
of $100 for Robert Nichols. He was
also given a 30-day sentence, 19 of
which were suspended.
Charged with operating a motor
vehicle while under the influence
of liquor, Frank Irick was also
fined $100. His driver’s license was
suspended for 30 days.
In other cases, John Ponchene
was given a 30-day sentence which
was suspended when he appeared
on a drunk and disorderly charge;
Lars N. Naumoff, on a similar
charge, was fined $25. In one other
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charge o,f being drunk and disor
derly, Owen R. Boyle, when ar
rested, forfeited bail of $50.
A $300 fine and a 30-day sen
tence was meted out to Stephen
Andrew on a charge of being drunk
and for vagrancy. Paul Chya for
feited bail of $25 when arrested on
a drunk charge, and Wilfred A.
Alexanderoff forfeited his bail of
$50. William Ambrosia was given
a 20-day sentence which was sus
pended when he appeared on the
same charge.
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Dim your lights for an approach
ing motorist. He may have some
thing to live for.
A 76-year-old Italian went to the
town hall in Bergamo, Italy, to get
new identification documents. Of
ficials checked their files and
found he had not paid a 22-lire fine
for illegal hunting 50 years ago.
He paid up immediately. Half a
century ago, 22 lire was worth
about $4. But even though penal
ties increased the fine 5-fold, he
only had to pay the equivalent of
20 cents in the light of Italian cur
rency values today.
A pessimist tries to see the
lights of tomorrow through the
shadows of yesterday.
COAST GUARD TEAM
DRUBS STORIS IIOOPMEN
A Coast Guard team gave a rival
ivquad from the CGC Storis a drub
bing to the tune of 54 to 25, in a
pre-season basketball battle at the
Naval Station gym, Friday, October
27.
High sCorer for the victors was
Allen with 16 points.
Both teams are members of the
Town League basketball loop.
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