Here There Everywhere
Vince* Daly, one of the local fly
boys, returned a short time ago to
Kodiak after an absence of several
months. He left here in December,
and flew his own plane to Boise,
Idaho. While in the States he
spent most of his time in the
Idaho city, and overhauled his
plane there. He said he was glad
tb be back in Kodiak and has re
sumed flying in the area. The Daly
family is expected back this week
end.
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Modesty personified was display
ed by Emil Knudsen at the last
Toastmaster’s session. He brought
quite a laugh when, in his explana
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tion of the younger generation's
grasfc of modern weapons*, such as
jets and missiles, and their ability
to ask questions “never thought of
when I was a boy.” He used his
son Skippy as an illustration, and
wound up his remarks with: “And
he’s no genius.He’s my
son!"
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Speaking about the “hep” chara
cters of the younger fry, reminds
us of the new series of funnies ap
pearing in the Mirror this week
We hope you will like “Grandpa's
Boy,” and get many a chuckle out
of the little tyke. We will run him
as space permits from time to
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A neighborhood squabble out Mis
sion .Road, which involved two mar*
ried couples, resulted in two cases,
one before the City magistrate and
one before the Commissioner’s
Court. In both cases, the accused
were found “not guilty.” One of
the ladies was conked on the nog
gin’ and generally bruised. In the
case before the Commissioner, a
charge of trespassing was laid, but
there again the accused was found
“not guilty.”
This sounds like a case of “cabin
fever,” which often follows a long
dragged out winter. This brings us
to an observation: With all the
griping about the weather of late,
the shortness of tempers at this
time of year, and general unrest
apparent in the Spring, a remedy
tnay be found in putting on your
foul weather gear, get out the fish
pole and take it out on the poor
tish. You inay be able to take your
mind of your own troubles for a
while, at least.
That formula would be better
than the method followed by a
resident of the Naval Station the
other day. After his wife stomped
out of the house following an argu
ment, the husband picked up every
piece of furniture in the house and
carefully ibid it bn its side. Then
he Went to his car, connected Up a
garden hose to the exhaust,
brought the other end into the car,
arid turned on the engine. Neigh
bors apparently watched the go
ings on and he was “rescued” in
timPe.
Two men have been added to the
list of the “ten most wanted men,"
according to a communiqation
from the FBI. Carmine Hi Biase,
who is wanted for unlawful flight
to avoid prosecution. A frequenter
of taverns, Di Biase is alleged to
have a preference for. scotch
whiskey, and has a fondness for
Italian - style cooking, considers
himself a “ladies man.'' He is 5’8”
tall, weighs 200 to 210 pounds. He
has a stocky build, black, wavy
hair, brown- eyes and a medium
complexion. He has worked as a
fatcory hand, machinist, plumber’s
helper, millwright, painter, sales
man, shipping clerk and tailor.
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The •second fugitive is Eugene
Francis- Newman, who is some
times known as Elvin James Hall,
Daniel Joseph Lyons, James Sal
emski, James Salerme'riO, James
Salerno, James Salmerio, Daniel J.
Sheridan and James Sheridan. He
is also 5’8” tall, weighs from 1-70
to 180 pounds. He hias a medium
build and blonde hair and blue
eyes. His case history reads like
a small-time gunman who began
his career by stealing money from
his relatives, being arrested for
petty larceny and sentenced to a
state reformatory. In 1944, he was
inducted into the U. S. Navy under
the name of Daniel Joseph Lyons,
and at various times was reported^
ly diciplined for failing to stand
watch, illegal possession of anoth
er’s clothing, failure to muster and
disobeying orders of his superior
officer. He was absent without
leave, court-martialed and later re
ceived a Bad Conduct Discharge.
From there it was one incident
after another of burglary, armed
robbery, and machine-gunning his
victims.
The interesting phase of these
case histories is the gradual
growth of the criminal. from the
"smal) change” thief to the murder
type or kilier. They usually have
an ungovernable temper, do not
like dicipline, but by their acta are
trying to prove something to
themselves—probably how "big”
they are. But, invariably, machine
gun in hand, they become “trigger
happy.” The conclusion, usually
drawn, after reading them, is
“crime doesn’t pay,” at least not
for long.
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