Rear Adm. H. H. Caldwell
< U.S. Navy Photo
SEATTLE SEAFAIR QUEEN LINDA JUEL is pictured in An
chorage as she was presented a Kodiak King Crab by Ross Wood,
Pacific Northern Airlines city sales manager. The presentation
was made on behalf of Ray Martin, King Crab Festival Chairman,
who extended an invitation to Queen Linda to attend the Kodiak
Festival. In turn, the Seafair queen invited the King Crab Festival
Queen and other Kodiak residents to attend the Seattle Seafair,
July 27 August 5 and also Century 21 World Fair which opens in
Seattle April 21. PNA Photo
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Navy League Says
Farewell To
Admiral Caldwell
Rear Adm. Henry H. Caldwell,
Commandant of the 17th Naval
District and Commander of the
Alaskan Sea Frontier, was the hon
ored guest at a luncheon meeting
of the Kodiak Chapter of the Navy
League held in the 49 Room Wed
nesday noon.
Adm. Caldwell, who leaves for
a new assignment next week, gave
a farewell address before the
group in which he reviewed his
tour of duty here. He was partic
ularly complimentary to members
of the Navy League and residents
of Kodiak who made his tour
here “a pleasant one.” He said
the Navy League was a great sun
port for anyone in his position,
and had assisted him considerably
in his work in Alaska.
Capt. James D. Fulp. new Chief
of Staff on the station, was also
present as a guest. He was in
troduced by Lou Veerman. Dr.
Rob Johnson summarised the na
val history of Adm. Caldwell and
&EA Directors
Elect Officers
Pete Ramaglia was reelected as
president of the board of direc -
tors of the Kodiak Electric Asso
ciation during the regular board
meeting held Tuesday evening.
Also reelected to serve another
term in the office of secretary
treasurer was Alice Given.
Art Brooks was chosen as vice
president by the recently-elected
board whose other members in
clude Bob Dawson, Jim Garoutte,
Don Lawhead, Chuck Powell,
Gene Sundberg, Harry Felton and
George Magnuson.
eulogized his efforts in cooperat
ing with the community and sup
porting its activities.
Mayor Merrill Coon presented
the Admiral with a resolution
from the City Council expressing
its appreciation and offering a
sincere vote of thanks tc him. He
was also presented with two gifts,
a replica of the World’s Fair space
needle and a yarn dog called Pee
pee. The latter gifts were pre
sented by Ray Martin.
A1 Hochberger. president of the
Navy League Chapter here, pre
sided and introduced the speak
ers.
A meeting of the Navy League
members is called for April 11,
when the officers of the organ
izat on will be selected.
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lakes strength of character to take
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\ man can't be judged by what
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MAYOR MERRII L COO' Fn«n shaking hands with Rear Adm.
Caldwell following presentation of a letter of appreciation from
the City Council. I’.S. Navy Photo
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