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Not Mailed
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The January 8 issue of the
Kodiak Bear, Kodiak Naval i
Station weekly paper, was'
withheld from the United
States mails because it carried
a front page article featuring
the contestants in the Red
Heart Carnival.
The ruling to withhold the
publication was made follow
ing the decision of the local{
postmaster and a Washington
I . C- official to bar the Janu
ary 2 issue of the Kodiak Mir
ror from the mail.
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Former Resident Dies
fn California
A long time Alaskan and
former Kodiak resident died
recently in Pico, California.
Ernie Bryan, well known in
Kodiak died on December 30.
At the time of his death he
was reportedly building a new
house for himself and his wife.
Chester Ernest Bryan was
born in Seattle in the Queen
Anne Hill District. He spent
approximately 40 of his 77
years in the territory in
various positions.
According to close friends
here he at one time was an
?'noh/33 of ths Alaska Road
Commission, proprietor of a
fox farm, worked for both the
Army and Navy in a civilian
capacity and was the owner of
property in Kodiak.
Bryan was also a trader,
j dealing with residents of the
| territory in the purchase of
’ furs. At the time of his death
j he was-living witli his wife,
j whom he married several
years ago in Seattle. For many
years they were separated.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, follow
j ing their marriage in • Seattle,
dived for several yeafs in the
! V Idez area.;
j No information concerning
| funeral services were known
| late this week. The place of
burial was not announced.
Operation Mike
.Fund Reaches
l$i,500 Goal
| The Kodiak fund for Opera
tion Mike went over the goal
i of $1,500, Mrs. Betty Spring
shill, president of the Kodiak
j Chapter of the Alaska crippled
I Children’s .Association, an
! nounced this weeks
j Michael Nanrroff, 21 year
iold former resident of Kar
j.luk, who,is to receive special
' treatment : and training in
;ra,iso repair is .now at Vallejo,
,;Cajiforma at the Kabat-Kaiser
■iPafapl^gic Center.
I A letjter of appreciation to
| Mrs. SjprirgVli from Max R.
i Wiiliamson, director, voca
tional1 rehabilitation for the
i territory, -\as mailed ie ently.
Mrs. Springhill expressed
bet latitude to the many per
sons who fo rated and made
the ideal fund drive a success,
i According to Williamson’s
letter Mike will be in need of
at least six months intensive
medical treatment and physi
1 cal therapy in order that he
might again walk on crutches,
j As soon as he is physically
[able, which will be around
[June, 1954, Williamson plans
• to move Mike to a suitable
school where he can complete
{the one year of high school
which he lacks for graduation
and receive training as a radio
serviceman, Williamson said
in his letter.
Mike’s current address is
Kabat - Kaiser Foundation,
2600 Alameda Street, Vallejo,
California.
| Fleet Reserve
Official Coming Here
The national president of
the Fleet Reserve Association
was scheduled to arrive yes
terday at Kodiak Naval Sta
tion to open Kodiak branch
165 of the organization.
E. D. Keeley, national presi
dent, was due to be on the
station for several days. The
organization is a non-profit
outfit for members of the
Navy and Marine Corps.
With the formation of the
new unit here, new officers
and personnel will be installed.
! Birth Notices
At Center
I The following notification of
* birth registrations have been
[received by Miss Olive L.
1 Walker, Kodiak Public Health
, Nurse, and may be called for
■at the Kodiak Health Center,
i Office hours are from 9 to 10
i and from 4 to 5 daily and from
19 to 12 on Saturday morning.
If you wish your registration
mailed to you please call the
Health Center at 33S4: Bar
I bara Jean Baker, Timothy Lee
j Franklin, Michael .J. Ander
son, Kenneth Charles Laugh
| ton 3rd, Mark Stephen Wright
j Ronald Arthur Ellington,
Elizabeth Mare Muller, Frede
rick Neil Sargent, Margaret
Diane Steinberger, Linda Jean
Miller. Charles Marcus Gun
derson, Edward George Pana
maroff, Kosalee Wilson, Kath
leen Mae Gilbreath, Karren
Lou Cota, Clara Ann Cichoski,
Sherrlyn Moree Slater, Lance
Clay Ware, Andrew Friedrich
Gale.
Miss Estella Marlin left this
week for a vacation in the
states. This is her third trip
outside in 31 years.
Miss Marlin is on the staff
of the Kodiak Baptist Mission.
She is well known in Kodiak
for her work at the orphan
age.
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