Nat’l Guard Sets
Showing Of Film
On Atom Danger
A new Department of Defense—
Civil Defense survival film has
been ordered for showing at the
next National Guard summer drill
set for Wednesday, July 25, and
will be open to the public to see.
The film entitled “Objective:
Survival” concerns effects of ra
diation on the human body, Rus
sian civil defense preparations,
fallout patterns from a nuclear
attack, and protection of food and
water supplies.
Another film ordered for the
showing is entitled “Operation
Ivy” which concerns detonation of
the first hydrogen bomb on Eni
wetok Island a few years ago.
Public Invited
The public is invited to this
showing which will start at 7 p.m.
at the National Guard Armory on
Wednesday, July 25. There will be
no charge.
The National Guard unit is also
expecting to complete its indoor
rifle range by the time regular
drills start in September, accord
ing to Lt. Ronald M. Chase, officer
in charge. Rules and regulations
for use of the rifle range in the
armory will have to be formulated
by the Kodiak Armory Board be
fore the range can be used for any
local competition.
Former Resident
Writes Of Son's
Visit To Alaska
Word was received in Kodiak
this' week that the grandson and
son of long-time, former residents
of Kodiak, left his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Humfleet and sis
ter, Connie, at Marshall, Texas,
July 1 and flew alone to spend the
remainder of the summer with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Boggs at Petersburg. The Boggs
operate the FAA station along with
another couple at Indianpoint,
seven minutes by air from Peters
burg.
Born In Kodiak
Bobbie and his sister were born
in Kodiak during the time his fa
ther was employed at the Naval
Air Station. Mr. Boggs was also
employed at the station at that
time, and since Bobbie was only
four when his parents moved to
Texas, it has been eight years since
he has seen his grandfather. Mrs.
Boggs spent a month with the
Humfleets two years ago.
Bobbie, now 11 Vz years old, is in
the sixth grade. He is looking for
ward to representing his Boy Scout
Troop while at Petersburg and
plans to see the World’s Fair on
his return trip.
Mr. Humfleet is now employed
by the Thiokol Chemical Corp. at
Marshall, Texas.
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Kodiakans Attending The World’s Fair
June 14
Alta Robbins and Jane Eshom,
Cold Bay; Melanie, Roberta and
Stephen Draper, Kodiak.
June 15
A. McKinnon, Kodiak.
June 17
G. S. Gugel, Sr., and family, Ou
zinkie.
June 18
Betty and Marya Springhill, Ko
diak.
June 20
Madelyn and Anthony Perez, Ko
diak.
June 22
Loren R. Chester, Kodiak.
June 23
Lester and Mary Sorum, Kodiak.
June 25
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Rust, Kodiak.
June 28
Rhonda and Bob Shupp, Kodiak.
July 1
Mrs. Rachel Baldwin, Kodiak.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nachand, Ko
diak.
Mrs. Nona Campbell, Kodiak.
Leon, Thelma, Rita, Mark and
Chris Johnson, Kodiak.
July 3
Oscar and Lois Hanson, formerly
of Kodiak, now of Salt Lake City.
Merrill, Louise and Corky Coon.
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Russ Fishermen
Warren Taylor, Democratic can
didate for governor and a former
resident of Kodiak, was quoted this
past week in Petersburg as saying
that Russian vessels are running
through American halibut gear in
the Kodiak fishing area.
Taylor said he talked with Mag
nus Martens, skipper of the halibut
boat, Pamela Rae, which landed
66.000 pounds of halibut last week.
Martens reported that a boat fish
ing near him lost five skates of
gear as Russian draggers ran
through the area.
Taylor is quoted as saying. “A
thorough investigation should be
made and action taken to stop such
tactics.”
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