Premeditated Murder Verdict of Court
A navy general court martial
herr Saturday convicted Marine
Acting Corporal David (Weil
Click of premediated murder in
the shooting of a man June IQ of
this year.
Click, age 26, from Santa Monica
California, was sentenced to life
imprisonment.
Victim of the shooting was Mar
ine'Private 1st. Class Robert Frank
Michalski, age 19, of Detroit, Mich
igan.
The Courts findings in pronoun
cing the sentence will be review
ed by a higher authority in ac
cordance with the Uniform Code
of Military Justice.
IS RIF Effected
Nineteen employees of the Navy
are affected by the latest reduction
ia force on the Naval Station.
' * "The former ceiling allowed on
the station was 310. This has been
^ dropped to 291 employees.
'Normal attrition would have re
duced the force anyway, according
to Navy officials. Only nine em
ployee? are directly affected, it is
said. .Public Works and Supply are
the wd. activities mainly affected.
The Public Works upholstery shop
has 'been closed. Only workmen in
supply were affected, rather,than
clerical..
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Anchorage Vet
Will Come Here
A veterinarian- from Anchorage
will arrange to be in Kpdiak for
the purpose of caring for dogs if
enough people are interested or
require his services.
D,r. Rasmussen, Anchorage
Clinic vet will come to Kodiak
every three months for the pur
pose should enough people be in
terested, according to Mrs. Walter
Kraft. For more information, those
interested are asked to contact
her.
Warnings Issued
'Chief of Police Vickery this
week called attention to the hazard
of allowing children to ride in the
rear of pickups.
Noting that should a driver be
forced to stop suddenly, a child
could get hurt pretty bad. He sug
gested parents refrain from the
practice.
The Chief also stated his dept
ment had several reports of things
being taken from vehicles. He sug
gested that owners of vehicles
lock their cars when leaving them
on the streets, especially for any
length of time.
POLICE SLOGAN
Adapted from Proverbs 14:12:
There is a speed that seemth right
unto a fool, hut the end thereof .
; may.be ^speedy death.
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FATHER PHILLIP LUCID
Visiting Jesuit
To Give Misssion
Father Philip J. Lucid, a Jesuit,
will give a mission for the women
at St. Mary’s Church beginning
Sunday at the 8:30 a.m. Mass on
November 22. He will finish the
mission for the women on Satur
day and begin one foT the- men on
Sunday at the 8:30 a.m. Mass
finishing Sunday night the fol
lowing week.
Fr. Lucid started his tour in
Alaska by a mission at Nome. On
November he will (be finishing a
retreat at Copper Center. He was
in Kodiak twice in 1940 when work
ing at a cannery In Uyak Bay. He
is looking forward with anticipa
tion to see the changes that have
occurred in Kodiak since his first
visit, according to Father Talbott.
In 1946 he was fintshirig up his
studies at Sheridan, Oregon with
•the equivalent of a college degree.'
He spent the next three years
studying philosophy at Mt.- St.
Michael’s in Spokane, Wash. He
taught English and religion at
Seattle University and then re
turned fo»r four more years of
study at Alma College, Los Gatos,
Calif., where he studied Theology
and was ordained. He spent a year
in spiritual exercise at Port
Townsend and then two years
teaching theology at Gonzaga
University in Spokane, Wash. After
leaving Kodiak he will go to
Eilson Air Force Base near Fair
banks, Alaska.
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Drowning Victim’s
Relatives Named
Danny Boskofsky, 35, who
drowned in Uganik Bay, October
24, was buried jn the Russian Cem
etery last Thursday. Father Ger
asim Schmaltz conducted the ser
vices.
Boskofsky is survived by his two
sisters, Mrs. Martha Wright of
Brush, Colorado and Mrs. Mary
Hayes, Santa Rosa, California; his
aunt, Mrs. Senafont Malutin and
Mrs. Lucy Gregorioff, of Kodiak;
and an uncle, Mr. Jacob Laktonen,
Sr., of Karluk, as well as other
relatives around the Island.
The deceased was a fisherman.
He was born in Afognak, July 9,
1924, and had lived in Kodiak for
severai years. He served with the
U. S. Navy during World War 2.
Sunrise - Sunset
Nov. Sunrise Sunset
7 07:35 4:11
8 07:38 4:09
9 07:40 4:07
10 07:42 4:05
11 07:45 4:03
12 07:47 4:01
13 07:49 3:58
Everyone Morning Instruction
Invited After 8:30 Mass
MISSION
BY
Jesuit Father
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Rev. P. J. Lucid, S. J.
Daily, one week for the nyomen starting November 22, 7:30 PJI.
Daily, one week for the men starting November 29, 7:30 PJI.
“What does it profit a man if he gain the whole world and suf
fer the los$ of his own soul?” Mk.8,36
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