Kodiak Club
Fights for Cup
The local Rotary dub, holders
of thft sold cup for best attendance
in the AHiska-Washingtoh-Britlsh
Columbia district, clipped to fifth
place Iasi month, so an attendance
contest will be held from now
through October.
Ed N a lighten, contest chairman,
announcing the plans at the Ro
tary luncheon Tuesday, divided
the club into two teams, and the
winners will eat meat and the
losers beans at the end of the
period.
A Navy movie, ''The Sixth
Fleet”, .showing the part that unit
plays in the defense of the Medi
terranean area and the Middle
•East, was shown. Guests included
Bob Miller, of White Alice: Tom
ROnshaw, of the post office; Dr.
Bruce Keers, of the Holmes John
on clinic, Tom Connelley, of
lie ACS; and Clyde McGilv
ry4 Ketchikan Rotarian and arm
ory contractor.
r FIGHT CANCER WITH A
t&ECKW AND A CHECK!
CIVIL SERVICE
POSITIONS
Applications are bow being ac
cepted by the Department of In
terior Northwest Board of U.
Civil Service Examiners, 106l N.
E. Lloyd Boulevard! Portland, Ore
gon, for ADJUDICATOR (PUB
LIC LANDS), $5,985 to $7030 a
year, plus 25 percent cost-of-living
allowance for employment in Alas
ka. Positions are with the Bureau
of Land Management in the states
of Idaho, Oregon, Washington,
Montana, California, Nevada, Col
orado, Wyoming, New Mexico,
Utah, Arizona and the Territory
of Alaska. Similar positions in
other bureaus and agencies in the
same area may also be filled.
Additional information may be
obtained at major post offices in
any of the above States or the
Territory of Alaska.
Only 13 Arrests
Made During July
Following the pattern set in
June, there were 13 arrests dur
ing tne month of July, as shown
MILL BAY GARAGE
Cars Bought, Sold, Traded
Have several on hand
Complete, Mec?uui teal, Also Body, Fender, and Radiator Repairs
TRY IIBE3TONE TOWN & COUNTRY TIRES
Call 6151 or 3591 Day or Nite
RHOADES
Furniture Store
'• WES RHOADES, PROP.
■, f.v.i-o Phone 4151
Genera) Electric Dealer .
★ Minute beds
^ Swivel rockers
if Expand-o-matie tables
if Floor lamps
^ TV stands
KODIAK OIL SALES
UNION OIL PRODUCTS
Unoba
Greases
^TSx Triton
Motor Oils
UNION
Complete Petroleum Service
Marine Service Station
STOVE OIL - BURNER OIL
KEEP FULL SERVICE
PHONES
Res. 3141
Dock & Plant 2411
by the police report.
'•v-5$ixt^dr^hfo Were booked, and
three charged witjfi being drunk
and disord0fl^J.'lS^ charges were
made on disorderly conduct, one
fw violation of the dog ordiiiance,
andrfOne for destruction-of meters.
Eighty-eight traffic tickets were
issued during July, with 14 of
them being speeding.
Thirteen of 25 dogs picked up
were destroyed. There were six
violations of the curfew by minors,
and 14 ambulance calls.
A total of 33 investigations were
made, with 1938- miles patrolled by
the police vehicles.
F.B.I. School Best,
Says Chief of Police
“The F.B.I. school held in Kod
iak July 28-2&-30 was a great suc
cess, and one of the best since
1953,” reported Police Chief Ro
land Vickery this week. “All offi
cers and men did very well on the
pistol range and I would not want
any of them shooting at me,” he
added. The classes were conduct
ed by A. B. Clark, F.B.I. instruc
tor.
Those who attended the school
are as follows: B. W. Hughes, Na
val Station; P. B. Butler and D. L.
Mitchell, P.I.O., Naval Station; S.
P. Antonelli, Security, Adak; J.
J. Crittenden, E. Zaleski, John B.
Cantieny, It. J. Bartow, all from
Marine Security, Naval Station;
C. L. Wright, G. Escue, H. Milner,
H. L. Downing, M. W. Dordes and
Mr. Frederickson, each attached to
Naval Station Security.
Others were M. D. Lease, Nav
Sta Administration, Mr. Thrasher,
Mr. Lucas, Jack Collins and E. J.
Yacko from Shore Patrol; G. H.
Guaisee, Comm. Station; John
Boucher, Eliher Dean, A. J. Reed,
Tom Sweeney and R. E. Vickery,
Kodiak Police Departifleni. ■
American Legion
Favors Statehood
A strong resolution favoring:
passage of the three statehood
propositions that appeal* oh the
August 26 primary efection ballot,
and urging Legionnaires to vote
in the coming election, was unani
mously approved arid passed at
the Department of Alaska Ameri
can Legion Executive Committee
meeting Sunday• August 3 at Fin
ger Lake Resort, Palmer. William
H. Sanders, Department of Alaska
Commander, presided at the meet
ing.
A. L. (Doc) Ricker of Juneau
was elected First Vice Comman
der of the Department of Alaska
to succeed Calvin E. Anderes of
Ketchikan, who resigned recently.
Following is the Resolution as
passed by the Executive Commit
tee:
RESOLUTION
Whereas, statehood will prove
a tremendous incentive to the de
velopment of Alaska, and
Whereas the Department of
Alaska and the national organiza
tion of The American Legion have
for many years actively supported
statehood, and are grateful to the
Congress of the United States for
passage of Public Law 85-508 pro
Friday
Social Evening
(OPEN TO PUBLIC)
8:30 p.m.
at
V.F.W.
viding for the admission of Alas
ka intone Union;
Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved
by the Executive Committee of
The American Legion, Department
of Alaska in regular meeting as
sembled this 3rd day of August,
1958, that the residents of Alaska
be, and they hereby are, urged to
vote in the primary election to be
held on August 26, 1958, and to
vote in favor of the three proposi
tions relating to the admission of
Alaska as a state which will ap
pear on the ballot at said primary
election;
Be It Further Resolved, that all
Legion Posts throughout Alaska
be, and they hereby are, authoriz
ed and directed to initiate suitable
programs in their respective com
munities, individually or in coop
eration with local chapters of “Op
eraton Statehood,” Junior Cham
bers of Commerce, and other or
ganizations to inform the people
of the issues involved, and to get
out the vote on election day.
USO SCHEDULE
August 9 to 15
Saturday—6 p.m. ping pong; 8
p.m. movie, “Pete Kelly Blues.”
Sunday—11 a.m. to 11 p.m. open
house.
Monday—8 p.m. game night
Tuesday—1:30 leathercraft;
sewing class; 7:30 p.m. leather
craft.
Wednesday—1 p.m. to 11 pjn.^ .
open hotfee.
Thursday—1:30 p.m. leather
craft; 8 p.m. movie, “Eddie Can
tor Story”
Friday—8 p.m. pinochle and
canasta.
HUNTING STAMPS ON SALE
Migratory bird stamps, at $2
each, required for hunting in the
coming season, are now on sale
at the local post office.
NOTICE
$250.00 reward for information
leading to the arrest and convic
tion of any person or persons kill
ing, stealing or maliciously no
»e&iun& livestock owned oy any
member of the Kodiak Livestock
Growers Association.
“Puts Mosquitoes
Into A Tailspin”
Said Circle Placer fields miners, 20 fears
ago, in voting BUHACH as Science's 2nd
greatest contribution to Miners. Just as
effective today.
rouoTf BUHACH
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