NS Coast Guard
Saves Life Of
Japanese Seaman
Following a second mercy flight
from Kodiak this week by a NS
based Coast Guard plane, the life
of a Japanese seaman aboard a
fishmeal factory ship off Port
Moller, may be saved. The seaman
was stricken with tetanus.
A Coast Guard amphibious air
craft rendezvoused with the Kinyo
Maru, a Japanese fishmeal factory
ship, approximately 100 miles
north of Port Moller at 9:30 Tues
day to air drop 200,000 units of
anti-serum. Port Moller is located
on the northwestern side of the
Alaskan Peninsula and faces the
Bristol Bay fishing grounds.
The serum arrived at Kodiak
Naval Station Tuesday on board a
Pacific Northern Airlines direct
flight from Seattle. It was handed
over to Coast Guard officers who
flew it on to the ship.
The U. S. Naval Station Hospital
here had obtained the anti-serum
in Seattle. Local stock had been
depleted Sunday when 70,000 units
were flown by the Coast Guard to
the Kinyo Maru. The U. S. Naval
Station Hospital, Coast Guard Cut
ter Storis, and the Griffin Memor
ial Hospital in the town of Kodiak,
had contributed their supply to
meet the amount required by the
first mission.
Early reports from the ship
Monday stated that the seaman
seemed to be recovering. However,
a change in the patient’s condition
prompted the master of the Kinyo
Maru to request 200.000 additional
units late Monday afternoon.
Pilot of Tuesday’s flight was
Commander C. L. Parrott, USCG,
executive officer of the Coast
Guard air detachment stationed on
the Navy base here. Three crew
men accompanied the flight..
In a telegram sent later in the
week by the skipper of the Kinyo
Maru, he stated: “Thank your
repeated kindness sincerely. Pa
tient under air-dropped antiserum,
and by your help tetanus attacks ■
gradually deteriorating, but as the
patient’s condition complicated by
aspiration pneumonia, we now
treat vigorously for this, too. We
hasten to tender our gratitude.”
Pat Buttram, entertainer: "Psy
chologists say we should not keep
too much to ourselves — and so
does the income tax collector.”
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is also a collection of choice ivory.
Her own portraits and landscapes
hang throughout the rooms. “I
have many, many very old recipes,
both native and white. Some of
them came in over the trails with
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12 9 Tbs powdered sugar
4 3 Tbs canned cream
2% 2 Tbs boiling water
a little almond or vanilla extract
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Navy Bombs Ice
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No casualties have been report
ed to Navy headquarters here.
Pilot Patterson reported ample
high ground near Holy Cross on
which the villagers could take
refuge.
The flight was the second air
craft launched by the squadron
Tuesday morning. The first plane
had to return to base for repair
when it was struck by seven sea
gulls on take-off. The incident oc
curred at the end of the runway
which faces the ocean beach.
The birds, apparently frightened
by the noise of the engines, flew
into the path of the speeding air
craft.
Impact caused only slight dam
age to the bomber s wings and one
wheel well, but the pilot. Com
mander R. E. Anglemyer, USN, of
Hayward, Calif., chose to return
to base for safety reasons.
After circling the base for two
hours to lighten the craft’s gas
load, he landed the plane without
incident. In the meantime, a sec
ond aircraft was readied to com
plete the mission.
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