Kodiak Marines Top Riflemen
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Pictured above is the Marine Barracks Kodiak Rifle Team return
ing from the rifle match competition at Mare Island, Calif., as they
present marksmanship medal to their commanding officer, Major C.
H. Sullivan.
The Kodiak Marines placed third in a fifteen team competition rep
resenting Marine units from the entire west coast and Marine de
tachments afloat.
Left to right standing are Sgt. R. A. Ramsey, 1st Lt. D. A. Nichols,
Major C. H. Sullivan, 1st Sgt. R. “J” Smith and Cpl. F. Y. Devlin.
Kneeling are Cpl. C. Harnish and PFC. J. H. Montgomery.
U. S. Navy photo
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The first announcement of the
year for mailing Christmas gifts
was given today by Postmaster
William Lamme.
Surface parcels mailed not later
than Oct. 15 will normally reach
their destination in the Far East
area before Christmas, he said.
Other dates for surface mail
are: Near East Nov. 1; Africa
Nov. 1; Eourope Nov. 10; South
and Central America Nov. 10.
For Army, Air Force and Navy
postal services surface packages
should be mailed between Nov.
1 and Nov. 20. Air parcels for
these places must be mailed be
fore December 1.
Foreign packages, especially
surface, Postmaster Lamme said,
will not be accepted for mailing
unless packed extra well, with
strong cartons and heavy-weight
twine. Shippers should also check
with the post office on custom
regulations and prohibitions and
weight limits before preparing
such gift mailings, he said.
Mrs. Huer Attends
State Convention
Mrs. Antjie Huer, state Vice
President of the Emblem Club, at
tended the three day state con
vention of Emblem Clubs at Sitka
recently. She went as delegate
from the Kodiak club.
Wedding Planned
The engagement of Mona Diane
Dray to James J. Johnson was an
nounced this week by Mrs. Iva
F. Dray, of Blue Earth, Minnesota.
James Johnson, formerly of
Kodiak, is now attending Mankato
State college. He is the son of Mrs.
Tom Johnson. Homer, Alaska.
Both are graduates of Blue Earth
high school. Miss Dray is a re
cent graduate of Mankato Com
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mercial college, and is employed
at the college.
No wedding date has been set.
RE - ELECT
BARTLETT
U. S. SENATE
This ad bought and paid for by Bartlett-for-Senate Campaign
Committee — Stanley J. McCuteheon, Chairman.
DONNELLEY and ACHESON
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ELECT
JOHNSON
“I pledge myself to
work for any and all
legislation that will
bring the most happi
ness to the greatest
number of individuals
for all time.”
• 22 YEARS SERVING THE PEOPLE OF
KODIAK AND THE ALEUTIANS.
• A STATESMAN NOT A POLITICIAN.
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