PNA May Merge
With Western Airlines
A. possible merger of Pacific
Northern and Western Air
lines. suggested last week in a
CAB announcement, has
brought approval from A. G.
Woodley, NPA president.
The Associated Press re
ported last week that the CAB
had decided to investigate the
possibility of merging the two
lines.
“I am delighted that the
CAB has finally taken action
on my proposal, made origin
ally in 1948 and renewed each
year since.” Woodley said.
“It is also encouraging that
the board will conside*:jthe
further extension of J*A’s
routes from Seattle and Port
land to all the major West
Coast cities, through a pos
sible merger with Western
Airlines.”
Korean Victim Accorded
Military Funeral
A large cro'yd attended the
funeral service of Kodiak’s
only victim of the Korean War
j Monday. Full military honor?
j as well as services at the Rus
sian Orthodox Church were
| accorded Pfc. Roy Chichenoff.
I Pfc. Chichenoff was buried
! in the Russian Cemetary after
; services at the Church. A
! Marine honor guard from the
local detachment, with a team
, to fire a rifle salute of three
1 volleys was present when the
I casket was lowered into the
grave.
Mrs. Chichenoff was pre
sented with the dead soldier’s
purple heart by an officer from
Ft. Richardson. Members of
the VFW and American Le
gion as well as representatives
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from all branches of the mili
tary were present. Local cab
drivers donated their taxis to
transport the large crowd
from the church to the ceme
tary.
Pfc. Roy Chichenoff was
killed in action during the
Korean fighting in July of]
1950. His body was brought
from Korea to Kodiak by
Navy transport for burial.
He was 26 years of age at
the time of his death. Roy
Chichenoff was born in Afog
nak and attended school there
and at Ouzinkie and Eklutna.
He is survived by his parents
and seven sisters and a
brother.
Local Woman Gets
Six Months Term j
A Kodiak woman, 27 years i
old and the mother of several
children, pled guilty last Fri
day to criminal charges of,
adultery, and is now serving;
her sentence in the federal j
jail 1
The young woman wasj
charged on two counts, with
adultery with servicemen, !
once on April 21 at the naval
station, and on April 23 in
town.
U. S. Deputy Marshal
Clarence Dizney signed the
complaint. j
Commissioner A. M. Voka
cek sentenced the woman to1
three months in jail on each
count the sentences to run
consecutively. j
Tae servicemen will prob
ably receive disciplinary action
from their organizations, Diz
ney said.
Mrs. Dewitt Fields was
hostess last Saturday evening
at a shower honoring Miss
Gladys Masters.
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Housing Project
Bright Again
R. B. Woodbury, president i
of Aleutian Homes, Inc., has'
advised the city council thatj
houses and equipment for the j
housing project in the east ad- !
dition is being shipped to Ko
diak.
Work on the roads, fill and
foundations have been at a|
halt for the past two weeks.
The contract for the work is'
held by Pacific Alaska Con
tractors.
A wire from Woodbury
which was read to members;
of the city council Monday;
night said: “All Housing and'
I Home Finance Administration '
contracts closed here today.
Shipping first group of houses I
and equipment on first Coast-!
wise steamer available. Will;
complete shipment all houses
iby August, (signed) R. B.
Woodbury.”
Aleutian Homes, Inc., is the
sponsor of the housing project
in the East addition. Pacifi*
Alaska Contractors holds a
sub-contract with Aleutian
Homes for the "dirt” work.
The Kodiak Grandmother’s
Club bake sale will be held
next Saturday in Kraft’s
Supermarket. The sale wiil
begin at 10:30 am. Following
the sale a handmade quilt will
be awarded to some person.
Last week the MIRROR re
ported that the Ship’s Tavern
had been sold by Mrs. Bea,
Nachtweih and E. E. Erwin to
j Harry and Elinor Gottschalk.
The sale was made by E. B.
, Erwin and William Criss, sons
of Mrs. Nachtweih. Her name
• was not on the bill of sale.
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