MUSICIANS? — A four-day Western Conference of Governors opened informally in Seattle, Wash.,
May 15—and to prove it, here are eight of the chief executives as they posed with musical instru
ments. From left: Govs. John Burroughs, New Mexico; William F. Quinn, Hawaii; John J. Hickey,
Wyoming; Robert E. Smylie, seated with horn, Idaho; J. Hugo Aronson, Montana; A1 Rossellini, seated,
Washington; G. D. Clyde, Utah, and William A. Egan, Alaska, with bass fiddle. (AP Wirephoto)
Officers Elected
At KEA Meeting
The Kodiak Education Associa
tion will be headed by Mildred
Rextrew as president, following
election held May 15. Other offi
cers include Alfred Craig, vice
president; Betty Ebert, secretary
treasurer; and Verna McFarland,
corresponding secretary.
Present kt the meeting were
several candidates for the State
Legislature and Senate. These
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA
MAY 25, CALLING AT
Seward (Mail Only), Womens Bay
Kodiak, Seldovia, Homer, Kenai.
were Sen. A1 Owen, Rep. Pete
Deveau, A. Holmes Johnson, Eu
dora Preston, Emil Knudsen, Char
les Weir, John Trent and Mrs. Gil
Jarvela. The latter spoke on behalf
of her husband, who is a candi
date. Each candidate spoke briefly
on education and legislation con
cerning ft.
Alfred Craig then presented the
organization’s views on these sub
jects.
PTA FUND DRIVE SUCCESS
The Kodiak PTA held its Health
and Welfare Fund Drive last Sun
day and received donations total
ing $136.37. Members of the PTA,
Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and the
Kodiak Teen Town Club assisted
in making the drive a success.
All monies from this drive will
remain in Kodiak to be used by
the Health and Welfare Depart
ment in aiding residents in prob
lems of dental and eye health and
other services rendered by the
department.
To blend in and bring out
nature’s delicate flavors. Milter
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Navy Bombs Ice
At Holy Cross
Navy bombs again Tuesday fell
on Alaska’s Yukon River in an
effort to break heavy ice jams
causing flood waters to inundate
the village of Holy Cross.
The plane, a Navy Neptune
patrol bomber attached to Patrol
Squadron 19 based at the U. S.
Naval Station here, was piloted by
Lieutenant Bruce W. Matson, USN,
of Fort Worth, Texas. It carried
eight 50(Ppound general purpose
bombs when it took off at 8:30
a.m. Tuesday.
f Monday’s mission punched holes
in an ice floe estimated to be 25
feet thick. The pilot of that mis
sion, Lieutenant L. R. Patterson,
USN, of Stockton, Calif., reported
several other floes moving into
the area which may have caused
Tuesday’s flood problem.
The second call for help arriv
ed at Navy headquarters here Mon
day night which stated that water
had risen a foot and a half in five
minutes and that half of the vil
lage was under water.
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