ISO Board
To Meet
The board of directors of
the Kodiak Independent
School District will sit as a
board of equalization Septem
ber 8, 9 and 10 between 7:30
and 9 pm for the purpose of
reviewing, adjusting and re
vising appraisements of pro
perty made by the assessor.
Assessment notices will be
placed in the mail soon. Per
sons wishing to consult the
board may do so on the above
dates and time at the school
house.
Give to the cancer Crusade
fond. j
Ellis Appointed Judge
To Hear Skinner Case
The case of Charles Skinner
vs The United States oi
America on a charge of re
fusing an attorney to see his
client has been set for 10 am
August 26, by Special U. S.
Commissioner V. G. Ellis,
A preliminary hearing on
the charge of assault with a
dangerous weapon against
Skinner will be held at the
conclusion of the trial on the
first count.
Skinner asked for a contin
uance until he could obtain the
services of an attorney. Paul
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m Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
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Entertaining At
THE MECCA
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nu. SAT. SUM.
Jam Session
as usual
Every Thursday at 8:OOpm
Bar Opens daily at 9 am
Lounge at 6pm-Sundays 2pm-2am
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-A. Dupler, attorney, is the
complainant in the action.
Ellis was appointed special
commissioner by Judge Anth
ony J. Dimond of the Third
District Court. A. M. Vokacek,
U. S. Commissioner for Ko
diak, asked the Third District
| Court to appoint a special
I commissioner to hear the case.
| Skinner has asked that a
12 man jury hear the case. A
panel of prospective jurors
was drawn by Ell’s. He indi
cated that no further delays
would be granted by the
court.
Rotary Hears
Phone Talk
The average telephone call
last only 90 seconds, Jay
Houghtoling, 54 year tele
phone consultant, told mem
bers of Rotary Club 5533
Tuesday following the regular
weekly luncheon.
Mr. Houghtoling told of his
many years in telephone work
and explained the system of
rates and charges employed
by various companies.
‘ ‘At a certain hour, depend
ing on the town or city, 10%
of the telephone calls made
will occur within one hour. In
college towns the peak load is
between 6 and 7 pm. In farm
ing communities the peak
may be between 9 am and 10
am,” he said.
Mr. Houghtoling was in An
dhorage for a year as a tele
phone consultant. He is from
Minneapolis, Minnesota. He
is here to assist in the expan
sion and improvement of the
Kodiak Telephone Company
system.
Other guests attending the
meeting were W. D. Burke,
Kellog Switchboard and Sup
ply Co. representative, Father
Thomas Maher of St. Mary’s
Catholic Church, Father Alex
ander Popoff of the Russian
Greek Orthodox Church, Joe
Gale, A1 Nixon, Maurice1
Briggs, Capt. Oscar Frede
ricks, E. Biddle and W. Bene
dict, bank examiners.
Island Youths Receive
Induction Notices
Several men from the Ko
diak area reported in Anchor
age Tuesday for induction
into the armed forces at Ft.
Richardson. ,
The following reported from i
Draft Board four here: Jacob'
Yakoff, Freddie Squartsoff,
Ouzinkie; Robert William
Erickson, Chignik; Andrew
Eric Chocwok, Old Harbor;,
Sammy Shuravloff, Kodiak;
Nick Mufian, Afognak; and'
Edgar John Sholl, Kodiak. j
Transfers from outside
boards include Billy Joe White 1
and John Paul Wiley, Kodiak, j
Ardis Fenner returned to
town this week from the can
nery at Moser Bay. He has
been working at the cannery
during the commercial fishing
season.
Denali In Port
Briefly Monday
The Denali was in and out
of Kodiak Monday within six
hours. Incoming passengers
totaled 13 and the same num-1
ber were on the outgoing list. '
Longshoremen unloaded 175
tons of freight and cargo fo*
town. The Denali left port at
2 pm for Seward.
Incoming passengers were
Mrs. Margaret Berger, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Dodson and.
baby, Marian Dorman, Mrs. |
Wm. Fitzgersld, Mis. Frances
Lubr, Nick Spanovic, Mrs.
Margaret Steen, Mr. and Mrs.
George Wick and Genelle,
Mrs, Sally Pearl, Mrs. Rose
Schultz, Mrs. Frances Bailey,
Joe Gale.
Outgoing: RuthMauzey, Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Verdi, Mrs. H.
M. Briggs and Glenda Briggs,
Frank Isert, Roger MacDon
ald, W. P. Creight, Merle
Strickland, Mr. and Mrs.
George McAlister and William
McAlister, Mrs. JessieS. Post,
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