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Speed Control]
The Chief of Police has received
a petition with 41 signers, which
virtually makes them a volunteer
police committee, as a means of
curbing speeding along Mill Bay
Road beyond the ARC. They will
report any cases of speeding on
that road.
This area is normally out of the
local police department’s jurisdic
tion, but Chief Vickery states the
assistance of his men has been re
quested by the U. S. Commission
er to patrol the area and enforce
the speed laws posted there.
The necessity fo* this is due to
the large number of children play
ing near the roadside, and the ab
sence of a U S. Marshall and a
territorial highway patrolman.
Many complaints have been sent
in as to cars and trucks speeding.
New Patrolmen
Added To Force
Two men, Edward Hess and Joe
R. Taylor have Joined the police
department as patrolmen this
week.
Hess has been here only a few
months, and comes from Indian
Creek Police Department in Miami
Beach, Florida. Joe Taylor is from
the Prescott, Arizona Police De
partment. He iS no newcomer to
Kodiak, having been here before.
His daughter was born here.
Department Issues
Traffic Tickets
Traffic tickets issued continues
to lead the activities of the Police
Department, according to Chief
Vickery’s report for the month of
June. Sixty-five tickets were issu
ed for the month. Twelve of them
were for speeding.
Nineteen arrests of drunks were
made and two on drunk and dis
orderly charges. Four others were
hauled up for disorderly conduct.
Negligent driving occasioned three
arrests, while only one was arrest
ed for reckless driving. There
were two arrests for assault and
battery.
Of nine dogs picked up, seven
were destroyed.
Lamme Conducts
As New President
Bill Lamme, newly elected pres
ident of the local Rotary Club, as
sumed his new duties at the meet
ing of the Club last Tuesday.
Lamme reported on his trip to
Anchorage last week, where Ro
tary dignitaries gathered in honor
of Rotary International’s new
president elect, Gian Paola Lang,
who was making a tour of Alaska.
Lamme stated be enjoyed the ex
perience immensely, and gave
some of the highlights of the pro
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gram arranged for the visiting Ro
tarian and his wife.
Following the report, a movie
entitled “Hidden Treasure” was
shown. It was a Moody Bible In
stitute science film, which depict
ed the wonders of nature found in
the heatens as seen through a
telescope , and in a snowflake or
a tumbler of water.
Besides the Rotary members,
guests at the meeting included
Sydney Stone, Bill Burke, John
Cushing, Cdr. Maxwell, Jess Bal
lard and E. E. Demers.
Supreme President
To Visit Kodiak
Kodiak Emblem Club No. 187
will be honored by a visitation of
the Supreme President, Mrs. Clara
Miller, on July 15 and 16.
A buffet supper has been plan
ned Sunday, July 15 at 7:00 p. m.,
at the Elks Hall. All Emblem
Club members and their escorts,
Elks and their ladies are urged to
attend.
Monday evening there will be
a dinner in honor of Mrs. Miller
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ing Dorothy Haag at 2072. If it is
not possible to attend the dinner,
members are urged to come to
the meeting.
TWO TO ANCHORAGE
Sophie and Julian Shuravloff
were taken to Anchorage, where
they will be incarcerated for a
period of 180 days.
They were arraigned before the
magistrates court here on a drunk
and disorderly charge.
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