Kimball Resigns
ASC Position
O. H. Kimball, former A
laska Steamship Company a
gent for Kodiak, has resigned
his position according to an
Anchorage paper. I L. Chenier
has been named agent to re
place Kimball.
Last week Kimball said he
was taking a vacation, but he
didn’t say for how long.
Mrs. H.W. Case of Dayton,
Tex.,left by plane Wednesday.
She flew to Kodiak for the
funeral of her mother Mrs.
Fern Sargent.
The annual Russian Wo
men’s Club masquerade ball
was held Wednesday at the
Elks Club on Brooklyn avenue.
Give to the March of Dimes
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'Republicans Endorse
Two For U. S. Marshal 1
Kodiak Rfirmhlinans VipIH a;™,,-, ;
i caucus at the Union Hall re
] cently to make recommenda
jtions for the U. S. Marshal of
j the Third Division and to offi
Jcially appoint local commitee
jmen and committeewomen.
j Clarence L, Williams of Ko
.diak Naval Station and Wil
liam B. Healv, former U.S.
(Deputy Marshal anu currently
| credit supervisor for the First
i National Bank of Anchorage,
(were selected as candidates.
Emil Knudsen was unani
mously elected committeeman
, and Mrs. John Rohwer • as
| committeewoman for the Ko
| diak precinct.
j The endorsement of Wil
i liams and Healy as candidates
j for marshal were made in
asesr,
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gion. The resulting ballot was 1
16 for Williams and 8 for
Healy. 1
The question of recommenda
tions for the U. S. Deputy 1
Marshal at Kodiak was discus- 1
sed. In view of the fact that 1
the Marshal for the Third
Division would not be made1
for another montn and he i
would then make reappoint- \
ments and new appointments
the matter was held over until
the next meeting.
Ardis Fenner. H.F. Mac-j
Donald, Marshal Crutcher,
! were appointed as a committee.
to draw up a resolution on the
fuel tax in hopes of obtaining
money for a small boat harbor \
nere.
Another committee com
posed of MacDonald, Ben
Bolden, A.J. Cichoski and
Knudsen will be responsible
for recommendations on leg
islation. The committee will
submit proposals to Senators
and Representatives from the
Third Division for Territorial
Legislatation.
No date was set for the!
next meeting. j
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, the month J
of January has been designa-,
ted as the March of Dimes J
month in Kodiak by the'
National Foundation for Infan
tile Paralysis, and
WHEREAS, the incal- ’
culable benefits of the National j ^
Foundation for Infantile Par- j
alysis are recognized through- j
out the nation, and especially
throughout the Territory of
Alaska where the rate of in
fantile paralysis has taken
alarming increases during the
last three years, and
WHEREAS, itisneces-i
sary to raise additional funds
sach year in order for the
National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis to further
continue its humanitarian
works. i .
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED that Janu- |
iiy, ivoo, ut; ctnu tiie isctint; is
hereby, designated as March
jf Dimes Month in Kodiak,
ind,
BE IT FURTHER
RESOLVED that aii citizens
“give voluntarily” to support
the splendid program which
las progressed thus far by
voluntary contributions.
Bud, Metzar, Acting Mayor'
City of Kodiak, Alaska.
The monthly assembly of
Kodiak Rotary Club was held
:his week at the residence of(
William Stone, past president,
it the Baptist Mission.
George F. McCausland re
ceived a 30 day suspension of
lis driver’s license and was
ined $50 early this week when
le pled guilty to driving while
mder the influence of intoxi
cating liquor.
The case was heard in Ro
aert Hedloff's court.
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tooth Included
In Donation
A unique custom observed
it Tony’s Bar resulted in a
idy sum being donated to the
darch of Dimes fund drive
his week.
When customers find a sur
)lus of small change in their
sockets or on the bar, when
;ver they are enjoying a few
ibations at Tony’s, they some
;imes take the change and
throw it in the air in the gen
eral direction of the backbar. I
The change usually lands on!
tcp and stays there until some
energetic bartender or the
ewner climbs up and scoops up
the change.
Early this week Harry
Gottschalk told Bud Koch,
Mrs. Koch is chairman of the
fund raising committee, he
eould have the change for the
March of Dimes if he would
climb up and clean out the
backbar.
Koch agreed He took a small
cardboard box and swept the
“take” into it. It totaled
549.57. He found pennies,
nickles, dimes, quarters, half
dollars, one dollar bill, two
tax tokens, one wisdom tootk
and one slug.
No explanation was giveu
regarding the contributor of
the wisdom tooth.
Charles Nettle, former Ko
diak resident, was an outgoing
PNA passenger this week.
Nettle has been working i*
Anchorage for the past three
months and flew to Kodiak
for a visit.
The Nettles own a farm in
Washington. Prior to leaving
Kodiak two years ago, Nettle
was employed at Kodiak
Naval Station,
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