TRAFFIC COURT SUSPENSIONS
The following..license suspensions
were awarded, at Traffic Court on 9 May
1962:
Sase Violation Awarded
168 Speeding 20 days
169 Speeding,Negligence,& 90 days
ignoring traffic signs *
170 Speeding & Negligence Referred
to C.O.
171 Speeding, Negligence & 90 days
ignoring traffic signs
172 ■ Speeding 20 days
173 Speeding 20 days
NAVY RELIEF DRIVE BEGINS 14 MAY
As it has been since it was organized
in 1904, the Navy Relief Society is the
Navy’s own organization for the relief
of distress among its own people—Navy
and Marine Corps personnel and their
families. A generous response is needed
if the Society is to continue its work
of rendering timely and appropriate
assistance in times of need to Navy and
Marine Corps personnel and their famil
ies •
During the year 1961, the Navy Relief
Society provided financial assistance to
75,314 cases, and service involving no
monetary aid in an additional 54,544
cases. Included in this figure are
cases that involved Adak personnel and
their families. Grants and loans made
on Adak during the past year were sev
eral thousand dollars.
The Society carries on its activities
through 49 Auxiliaries and 54 Branches •
located at principal Navy and Marine
Corps stations throughout the world.
Through these Auxiliaries and Branches
timely and effective relief is made
readily available to Navy and Marine
Corps personnel and their families when
misfortune strikes. There is little,
if any, likelihood of any further dec
rease in the calls upon the Society.lt
is vitally necessary, therefore, that
generous finanical support be continued
to meet the demands upon the Society’s
funds.
(Continued next column)
The.campaign on Adak will get underway
at 1300 on Monday when all Keymen, Dep
artment- Heads and Division Officers are .
urged to attend a meeting at the Bering
Theatre,
One Keyman should be designated for
each Division or each .25 men and the
names submitted to the Chaplains Office,
Chaplain Perry, at the earliest date.
The last scheduled fund drive for the
year 1962, the campaign will run until
1 June 1962 and all money is to be turned
in to the Treasurer,LTjg FREDRIX,LegalO.
by 5 June 1962,
The Society is worth every dollar that
you can spare. You .can never tell when
you may need its services and by contrib
uting to the Navy Relief Society you ca^fc
rest assured that the Navy "will be ablc^^
to take care of its own," through the
services available from the Navy Relief
in times of emergency*
VIOLATION OF FISH & GAME LAWS
C0M17 NOTE 1626 is quoted in part for
the information of all Adakians:'*The
following personnel of Kodiak,"SKAGGS,
PYLE, & BRENNER were apprehended by the
State Enforcement Agents for Violation
of Alaska Game Regulations, Article 1,
Section 28, Chapter 94 (taking deer out
of season). JETER & MCINTYRE of Adak .
were apprehended shooting at Sea Gulls
& other unidentified migratory water
fowl with a hand gun." As a . result of
these violations the following correct
ive action was taken: SKAGGS, PYLE &
BRENNER received admonishment as a result
qf C0*s Non-Judicial Punishment and in
addition were assessed a fine of $500
each and confiscation of weapons from
SKAGGS and BRENNER by the District Mag
istrate of Kodiak, Alaska. JETER was
awarded a Summary Court Martial & MC
INTYRE was reduced in paygrade. It must
be strongly emphasized that the policy
of the Navy in Alaska as elsewhere is
the conservation of wildlife resources.
The deliberate violation of any law part
icularly those pertaining to fish and
game is inexcusable. In addition toother
disciplinary action, flagrant violators
can be expected to appear personally be
fore the Commandant for an interview &
explanation of their action.~