Huntley Quit
Hjrshal Job
Anchorage (.4*) — Walter S
Huntly, Third Division U. S.
Marsh; I for the past two
years submitted his resigna
tion tj the attorney general’s
office effective Mov. 6.
Huntley's resignation fol
lowed a phone call from Wash
ington, D C asking when it
would be convenient for him
to resign.
Huntley said he had been
expecting the request for
’’some time since the change
to Republican administra
tion.”
i > V' i iart: or. Ai.&n.
a$re labor leader, and Wiliian
Healey, former deputy an<
now a member of the Terri
torif 1 Police, have been nun
tiontd as Huntley's suceesso
•Jack Robert Spearns, 25
who was declared insane by
jury of six recently, was taker
to Mornit g.sirie Sanitoriurr
this week by U. S. Deputy
Marshal Ciarence Diziv y.
Adults interested in helping
direct the local Boy Seou
movement are requested to see
Eiliott Hymans at the USO.
Hymans said assistance is
necessary to keep the scout
work going.
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New Judge Opens Court
4ere November 2
Judge M. L. McCarrey, wh<
vas sworn in as Th rd Distric
Court judge in Anchorage
ast Friday, will hoid a specia
•ourt session in Kodiak 01
Jov. 2, he has announced.
Judge McCarrey was given
he oath of office by Attornej
John Ma ders. John C
Hughes, former Kodiak at
j torney, was chairman of the
I committee in charge of the
•eremonies.
In calling the assembly of
spectators to order, Hughes
[said: “We have gathered here
today to witness a humble and
brief ceremony which many of
us feel is long overdue. With
these ceremonies, work will
go forward on the monumental
task of cleaning ud and dis
charging the greatest volume
of work ever to confront a dis
trict judge in Alaska.’'
Appointments already made
by the new judge are as fol
lows: Miss Kathryn Ellen
;Rickey, law clerk; Bernice
; Phillips and Iris Stafford,
court reporters; and Verna
Knutson, acting secretary.
Navy Listings
For Aleutian
Home Houses
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, Military personnel at Kodiak
y Naval Station began placing
1 their names on a housing lisl
for rental of Aleutian Homes.
Lcdr. A. Q. Beck, KNS
housing officer, is in charge of
the housing for Navy person
nel. An information sheet is
eued by the housing office
states that rent is payable in
, advance, a deposit is required
' with the initial payment but
j will be refunded at the end of
occupancy provided the house
: is vacated in satisfactory
order.
j Occupants of the homes
J will be required to sign a
■ lease but transfer from this
area or assigned duty on the
station will be considered rea
son for terminating the lease,
j The rental list of military
personnel will be turned ovei
1 to the manager of Aleutiar
homes for assignment t(
houses.
Wilkinson Family
In Pennsylvania
The Rev. R. N. Wilkinson i:
n<">w the pastor of the Firs
Baptist Church of Tunkhan
\ nock, Pennyslvania. He wil
i preach his first sermon ther
I i tomorrow, he wrote the MIR
\ ROR last week.
| He asked that all his friend
> be given his address and tha
I J members of Kodiak Rotar;
\ Club, of which he was for
, merly a member, be notified,
t The address is: Rev. R. N
Wilkinson, 17 Church Street
i Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania,
i The Rev. John Molletti sue
1 ceeds Rev. Wilkinson as pas
! tor of the Kodiak Baptis
^ Church.
Rotary dub Hears
Navy Speakers
Lcdr. A M. Peyon, GCA
officer and officer in charge of
N'avy Radio Station WVCQ,
ind W illiam Toman, JOS, (J.
Navy were the principal
peakers Tuesday at the week
ly Rotary Club luncheon.
Toman gave the enlisted
man’s views on APRS (armed
forces radio service) and the
benefits to the men.
( Paul Dupler was in An
chorage this week on business.
Secoi d Grade
Leads PTA Race
I Mrs. Morrs Burnham’s
second graders were leading
in the Parent Trackers As
sociation member hip drive
early this week. The contest
will end on October 29.
The class producing the
most PTA members will re
eeiv ' a gift of records They
will be awarded to the winn
ing class on the evening of the
29th when a party will be held
in the library of the high
school building.
Mrs. Walter French is the
new president of the PTA.
She said that parents may join
the PTA at any time.
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