Death Believed
Self Inflicted
A Navy enlisted photographer,
attached to Patrol Squadron 17 on
the Naval Station, was found dead
in the base portrait studio about
noon Saturday, August 22. Investi
gators believe he took his own life
by hanging.
He was Homer A. Conley, 32,
photographer’s mate second class,
USN.
Conley was a veteran of 12
years of naval service and had been
on duty with the squadron for the
past' 13 months. The squadron has
been stationed at Kodiak since
May. Since the squadron does not
hare its own photographic facili
ties, Conley had been assigned to
the base photo lab where he ac
complished squadron work.
He is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Veralda Mizer, a brother,
Robert Conley, of Sioux City,
Iowa, his wife, Oma, and their two
year old son who reside in Sunny
side, Wash.
American Legion
Head Here Monday
George Poe, of Anchorage, and
Floyd Johnson,. Department of
Alaska, American Legion, and a
party of ten will arrive here Mon
day.
The visitors will participate in
a membership drive here, remain
ing until Thursday.
Naval authorities will co-host the
visitors.
Dr. Victor Strash is Commander
of the local post t}.
Seattle Artist
On U. of A. Staff
Danny Pierce, the University of
Alaska’s first artist in residence,
has arrived on the state univer
sity’s campus.
The distinguished Seattle artist,
who is nationally known for his
paintings and block prints, will
study the Alaska Indian and Eski
mo cultures in addition to teaching
at the University of Alaska. Pierce
commented that he has been par
tiularly impressed with the strong
faces of the Eskimo and Indian
people.
Pierce and his family drove to
Alaska over the Alaskan Highway
in six days from their former home
ily includes his wife, Julia and four
indent, Washington. Pierce’s fam
children: Julia Ann, 6; Mary, 5;
Danny, 5; arid Duane (Nels) 2Vi.
Fourth Child Born
To Carl Williams’
A fourth child was born to Ce
line Marie Williams at the Station
hospital on Wednesday, August 19.
The father is Carl Gunar Williams,
Jr. ET1, who is attached to the
Navy. /
Weight at birth was 7 pounds,
13Vi ounces. The boy was chirsten
ed Frederick Louis.
Film Strip Shown
A film strip entitled “Making Of
A Rotarian” was shown at the Ro
tary Club luncheon meeting Tues
day.
The film traced the various steps
from the time a new member is
selected for membership dhtil he
becomes an active and effective
member.
Three Rotarians, Mel Hardy and
Pete Olson, and Bob Layman, were
visitors at the meeting. Other visi
tors who attended were Tom Ren
shaw, and John Van Gilder.
Pippins’ Have 3rd
A baby boy, christened Mark
Lester, and weighing 9 pounds, IVz
ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Kenneth Pippin, Tuesday,
August 18, at the Station hospital.
This is the couples third child.
NURSING ASSISTANT
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
Positions are available as nurs
ing assistants, according to the
Joint Board of U. S. Civil Service
Examiners, Anchorage, Alaska.
Employment is in Alaska. Writ
ten examinations will have to be
taken for the available rating of
GS-2. Salary is $3,255 per annum
pluk 25 percent. A combination
written examination and exper
ience is required to qualify for the
GS-3 ratiny. Salary is $4,395 per
annum plus 25 per cent.
Applicants must be at least 18
years old. There is no maximum
age limit.
LABOR DAY
. At The Labor Temple
George Buxton’s Orchestra
Floor Show
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Addei Attractions
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BEAR CLAWS 800 doz.
Cherry Pie 600 ea.
NAUGHTON’S BAKERY
Open Day & Nite
Phone 2062
S149 Swells Ball
Park Fence Fund
Funds needed for fencing in the
ball park on 6th street for Little
League play was swelled by $149
turned in by the mixed doubles
bowling league for the purpose.
The $149 was the amount left in
the treasury at the end of the sea
son’s play. Approximately $300 ad
ditional will be needed to com
pletely fence in the ball park.
Any individual or organization
wishing to make a contribution can
do so by contacting any officer
of the Little League. It is planned
to have the fence installed for next
seasons play.
2nd Child A Girl
The Arthur Frederick Souzas,
who reside on the Naval Station,
are the parents of a baby girl, their
second. The child, christened Na
omi Lee, weighed 7 pounds, 7
ounces.
Mrs. Lila Ann Souza is from
Kaneoke, Oahu, Hawaii, Date of
birth of the child was Wednesday,
August 19. BM2 Souza is attached
to the Coast Guard.
ARTHRITIS?
I have been wonderfully blessed
in being able to return to active
life after suffering from head to
f ootwith muscular soreness and
pain. Most all joints seemed af
fected. According to medical
diagnosis, I had Rheumatoid
Arthritis, Rheumatism and Bur
sitis. For free information write:
Mrs. Lela S. Wier
2805 Arbor Hills Drive—256
P. O. Box 2695
Jackson, Mississippi
NOTICE
A\
Sunday School and Morning Worship will be held at the same
hour 10:30 an. at the Assembly of God Church on Mission Road.
The reason i or the change of time for the service is that we may
accommodate more people and serve you better. If at any tinie we
can help you please Let us know.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles O. Hirschy,
Pastors •
CANCER CRBSADE DANCE
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Saturday, Aug. 29
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
LABOR TEMPLE
Live Music
Donation $1.00
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KNUDSEN’S
SCHOOL TO OPEN SOON
We Have Most Of The Supplies
Necessary
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The OUTFITTERS have
Shoes and Clothes
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Camera Film and Accessories
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Guns, Ammunition and Rifles
it it it it ' it it
We Have Powder and Bullets
For Your Hand Loading Needs
★ ★★
KNUDSEN’S -
Where all Kodiak Shops
If you want to buy, sell or rent,
read the KodiaM Mirror.
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It is this extraordinary
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