ELECTION ON TUESDAY
(Continued from Page 1)
Victor Fischer (D), Earl D. Hill
strand (D), Ben Hitchcock (I),
Ken C. Johnson (D), Neil Suther
land MacKay (R), Albert Maffei
(D), Carl E. Martin (R), Irwin L.
“Irv” Metcalf (D), James E. Nor
ene (D), Harry B. Palmer (D),
William H. Poe (D), John Ross
wog (R), Irene E. Ryan (D), Mil
ton D. Snodgrass (R), James H.
Seitz (D), Reese Tatro (R), Thom
as Lee Warton (R), and Russel K.
Young (D).
SO RUMS TO ATTEND :
WEDDING OF SON
Les and Mary Sorum left yes ter
day for the States. They expect to
be gone until the end of May.
The Sorums will attend the wed
ding of Mrs. Sorum’s son, Bobby
Lear, who will be married May 12
at Riverside, California. He will
marry Jo Anne Reynolds. The
ceremony will take place in the
afternoon at the bride’s home. Bob
grew up in Kodiak, and attended
the Kodiak High School. Upon
graduation, he enrolled at the
University of Alaska, and after
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completing his studies in the min
ing department, he has worked as
a mining engineer, mainly in Mon
tna He is now employed by the
Mining Corporation, and is located
at Anaconda in Montana.
The Sorums will fly to Seattle,
Portland and Anaconda. They will
then accompany Bobby and drive
to Riverside for the wedding cere
mony.
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Excellent 1 bdrm house with
view located near shopping area.
$2000 down will handle.
2 bdrm home, completely furn.
Located outside city limits on Mill
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$9000. .
2 bdrm furn. house outside city
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1 bdrm house on Alder Lane. j
Selling for $4700.
Three bedroom furnished home
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Two bedroom house near .shop
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
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INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
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Phones 2222, 4691, 2233
it:;: Attended
t> , > al Police
Memb s of the City Police, the
Shore Patrol and other organiza
tions and services attended a iwo
day class oi instruction, which was
conducted by FBI agents Miller
and Clark of Anchorage.
Twenty-two people attended the
school, which, according to both
R. B. Miller and Chief of Police
Vickery proved very successful.
Such subjects as Rules of Evi
dence, Civil Rights, Laws on Ar
rest, Search and Seizure and Pres
ervation of Evidence were studied.
The agent also gave information
on what evidence to look for indi
cating a stolen car.
The following people attended
the classes. From the City Police
Department: Chief Vickery, Lewis
Lyle, John Boucher, Ovid McKin
ley, Francis Richardson and Tom
Sweeney.
From the Shore Patrol: Chief'
Bettinger, Paul E. Johnson, Rich
ard A. Wales, Charles R. Robert
son and Roderick S. Guile.
From the U. S. Marine Corps:
Sgt. Gordon M. Jenstead.
From the Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice: Webster K. Clark.
From D. I. O.: Ray Foster.
From the U. S. Marshal’s Office:
Clarence Dizney.
From the U. S. Coast Guard: Roy
Harding, Norman Lane and Fred
erick H. O. Maye.
From the U. S. Commissioner’s
Office: Mrs. Mabel Fenner.
Ernest Harding, alternated City
Magistrate; Legal Officer Lt. Cofn.
D. B. McKillen and Rev. John Mol
letti also attended. #
The school was conducted in a
class room of the Community Bap
tist Church. f
Dr. Paul Jaeger returned this
week to Kodiak after an extended
stay in the States.
TOLICE TO PICK UP DOGS
Dogs running loose will again
be picked' »up. Starting ‘April 29.
Chief Vickery states the police will
impound all dogs not tied up, oven
though licensed. This will continue
for 90 days.
Complaints have been coming in
to the department about mining
in packs, and creating a nuisance.
A City ordinance provides for all
dogs untied to be impounded. Resi
dents failing to do this are subject
to arrest.
The Chief stated: “We do not
want any packs of dogs running
loose in the City, and we intend to
do our best to stop it. If you want
to keep your dog, tie him up.”
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