Graf-Graff
Confusion Ends
The Charles Graf-Charles
Graff confusion which has
reigned in Kodiak for the
past 2i years will come to an
end ^sometime next month
when the One F Grafs, Chuck
and Virginia, leave for Tra
■verse City, Mich., where Graf
has been assigned to the Coast
Guard Air Station.
In about three months the
Two-F Graffs, Pappy and
Inez, will also leave for
another assignment, not yet
definitely set.
Both men are aviation me
chanics first class in the Coast
Guard Air Detachment here.
Graf has been here for 2i
years and Graff for a year
longer.
Mrs. Graf formerly worked
at the hospital as a nurse, and
Mrs. Graff, currently working
part time at Kraft’s, has also
| worked in the office at D and
j A, and at the KEA.
An Alaskan Rifle Tourna
ment will be held in Palmer.
Alaska on April 12 and 13.
I The shoot will be held indoors
at 50 feet, with any .22 cali
ber rim fire rifle. Sights may
be iron or scope.
The event is sponsored by
the Matanuska Valley Sports
man Association and the Na
tional Rifle Association. It is
the first registered shoot in
the Territory.
Entry fees total $7.00 for
all matches. Anyone wishing
to enter this shoot may do so
by contacting Chief Statistical
Officer Marie Westenbarger,
Star Route, Anchorage, on or
before April 8.
J0E
Pacific Northern Airlines
yiico
KODIAK - ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU $105
1 Tax not included in fares
Ray Martin, agent Phone 4131
Garland Carries
Woman’s Body
The body of Mrs. John
iardner, 36, was sent to Sand
J Point aboard the Garland last
week for burial. She diet
March 14 at Kodiak Nava
Station Infirmary.
Mrs Gardner was flown to
KNS for emergency treat
ment in a Coast Guard PBY
j j doted by Cmdr. J. D. Mc
! Cubbin and Lt. M. H. Hand
! ley after a request for aid was
received. An emergency
operation was performed upon
her arrival at the station.
Earlier, Mrs. Gardner gave
birth prematurely to twins.
Her condition became worse
and a request that she be
flown to Kodiak for treatment
was sent by the Sand Point
radio. The message stated
that the twins were doing
well.
John Gardner, husband of
Mrs. Gardner, accompanied
her on the flight to KNS. They
have, besides the newly born;
twins, five children. They are
Glenn, Annette, Jean, Janate
and Loretta.
Clara Helen Gardner was
born November 1, 1915 at Un
alaska, Alaska. Her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newman
live at Ikatan, Alaska. Sur
viving, besides her husband
and children, are two sisters,
Mrs. Ida Petersen of Sand
Point and Mrs. Vivian Carl
son of Ikatan, two brothers,
Robert Newman of Ikatan and
Alvin Newman of King Cove.
Arrangements for shipping
the body to Sand Point were
made by Kodiak Mortuary.
Lt. jg. H. S. Herold, navy
doctor, and the following
Coast Guard crewmen were on'
the flight: F. A. Wanelli, J.
E. Lacey, R. Eastman and
A. L. Morris.
More Refunds Due
Alaska Taxpayers
j The U. S. Internal Revenue
j Bureau has released an addi
tional list of persons who have
federal income tax refunds.
Persons whose names ap
pear on the list should write
to the bureau giving their
name and present address. Re
funds on joint returns will be
made only on letters signed
by both persons who signed
the joint return. The list con
tains the following names:
Louis M. Larsen, Afognak;
Arthur and Virginia F. Hirth,
Jr., Fort Greely; Evan Si
meon, Nick and Mary Melo
vedoff, Kaguyak; James
Corbett, Larsen Bay; Pete
Alvedo, Old Harbor, Fritz
Maure, Egbert Intvelt, Ouzin
Kie.
Others are Nick Shanagin,
Peter E. Shanagin. Perry
ville; William E. and Ida M.
Conradt, Port Williams; Mike
Grassomoff, Uganik Bay; Nick
[ Alluguk, Woody Island.
The Kodiak MIRROR is
sent to each of the above can
neries, villages or settlements.
Anyone knowing the where
abouts of any of the above
listed persons should notify
them of the refund.
Music and Song
A1 Rotary Meeting
Jules Radinsky and the
Four Aces entertained the
Notary Club with music and
song following the regular
vveekly luncheon at the Mont
martre Inn Tuesday.
Y. W. Root sang a special
number for the gathering.
Both fire trucks, the police1
patrol car and various vo'un-;
teers in private vd 'cV rush
ed to the former Earl Komm
home on Mission Road in an
swer to the fire siren Wednes
day.
The alarm was caused by a
chimney fire. The alarm
sounded at 1:35 pm.
White Chosen
KEA Prexy
i Wilton White was elected
president of the Kodiak Elec
tric Association for the coming
year during a meeting of the
board members Monday even
ing. This is White’s third con
secutive term.
H E. Spencer was elected
vice president and Joe Ker
rigan was elected secretary
treasurer. Kerrigan succeeds
Marshall Crutcher in the posi
tion.
White indicated that he
would appoint his committees
and committee chairmen
soon.
Herts-Wodliiiger
ANSWER
THE
CALL
RED CROSS
An invalid at home needs the expert bedside care
that only someone trained in home nursing can give. A
polio stricken community must suddenly triple its pro
fessional nursing staff. An overworked hospital staff
must have the help of trained nurse’s aides in minister
ing to her charges.
THROUGH YOUR HELP
The RED Cross can answer the call.
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