Inspector General
Stationed Here
Cafptain George Dee Roullard,
USN, assumed duties as Inspector
General of the Alaskan Sea Fron
tier and Seventeenth Naval Dis
trict November 1. Prior to report
ing to the Navy Headquarters at
Kodiak, Captain Roullard served
as Commander, Destroyer Squad
ron ONE.
Born in Windsor, Colorado, on
11 June 1910, he is a 1933 graduate
of the U.S. Naval Academy. Dur
ing his 29 years of Naval service,
Captain Roullard has served in a
number of major ships of the
Fleet, commanding two, and has
seen duty as Commanding Officer
of the U.S. Naval Operating Base,
Grondai, Greenland. During WWII
he spent more than five years in
Russia as Assistant U.S. Naval
Attache to the American Embassy
in Moscow.
Captain Roullard is married to
the former Miss Edith Gail
Cummins of Washington, D.C.
They have two sons, Geoffrey D„
five, and Phillip' C., three. The
Roullards will reside at the U.S.
Naval Station, Kodiak, during his
t$ur of d«ty ill "Alaska.
15 ATTEND CEREMONY
MARKING VETERANS DAY
Because of heavy rain, the
Veterans Day parade was cancel
led and a short ceremony held in
the U.S.O. to mark the occasion.
Main speaker at the ceremonies
which were attended by only 15
people was Rev. John Molletti. He
spoke of the veterans of all wars,
who because of injuries were now
in institutions, unablg to lead a
normal life, and asked everyone' to
lemember them as well as those
who died.
He also mentioned those who
had returned, home and assumed
normal livelihood. “Because of the
sacrifices they have made it is up
to us to help them and to act like
trine Americans,” be concluded.
Father Talbott opened the cere
mony and also gave benediction.
EVERYONE INVITED
TO ORIENT SLIDE SHOW
Assistant Director of the U.S.O.,
Mary Vogt announced this week
that everyone is invited to attend
a slide show Sunday evening, 8
p.m. at the U.S.O., Club.
The slides are being shown by
William Lamme and are photo
graphs he took in the Orient.
CHARLES PEMBERTON
BUYS ROBBINS PROPERTY
Successful bidder at the Public
Auction Sale of the George B.
Robbins property on Mission Road,
held November 7 by the U.S.
Treasury Department, was Charles
Pemberton.
Mr. and Mrs. Pemberton plan to
move into their new home early
in January.
POLIO CLINIC NOVEMBER 16
A Polio Clinic will be held at
the Kodiak Health Center from
10 a.m. to 11 a.m., Saturday, No
vember 16. All children, ages 3
months through 19 years, will be
given first, second or third shots
as necessary. Children must be
accompanied by an adult.
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for
any debts incurred by John E.
Goodman, (s) Vivian Goodman 9-3y
NOTICE
The Christian Science Society
o£ Kodiak holds Sunday Services
and Sunday School every Sunday
ai 11 a.m, evening Services the
3rd Wednesday of each , month at
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Terrific Floor Show
At the
Casino
Mile. La Belle Shiela
0D<ut^ccc^e £%oii<$uz
George Buxton
Alosko’s Sansctlonai Drummer
Tommy Tromonie
Piano and Vocal
Leonard Mae
Swinging Guitar
Friday & Saturday
OPen until 3 a.m. Saturday only j
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
Notice is hereby given that: The
partnership heretofore existing be
tween Emil Knudsen and James
Brightman under the name and style
of Kodiak Outfitters, is now dissolv
ed by mutual consent.
Emil Knudsen has withdrawn from
and has ceased to be associated In
the carrying on of said business and
James Brightman will hereafter
carry on said business and said
James Brightman is entitled all of
the assets rf said b”**dness ar*d has
assumed ail and will pay all out
standing business obligations of Ko
diak Outfitters, heretofore and here
after incurred.
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Said partnership is dissolved as
of October 31,1957.
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