Former City Chief
Elected President
Forme. .lodiak Police Chic
Carter Seymour was elected presi
dent of the Alaska Association o
Police Chiefs. Representatives o
15 Alaska police departments wen
present at the two day session o
the Association, which conclude*
last Saturday.
Kodiak’s Police Chief, Rolan*
Vickery was elected Secretary
treasurer. Robert NippeJl. Cordov;
Chief of Police, was elected Vice
president.
Main speakers included Attorne;
General J. Gerald Williams, Perr,
Stockton and Harry Hasdingc
Mayor and City, Manager of Sew
ard respectively.
Several resolutions were drawn
up and presented to the confer
P ence. These will be presented at
the meeting of the League of A1
askan Cities at Ketchikan in No
vember. They include th’ follow
ing: Rewriting of the Juvenile
^ Code to make it stronger, and
place responsibiiiiy on the proper
officials; A central identification
bureau, which would include a
l cleaVng house on fingerprint and
‘ other data required by law en
1 forcement officers in the territory;
' A special training school sponsor
ed by the association with the co
r operation of the FBI and Terri
: torial Police is planned as an an
, nual event; it was recommended
- a personnel ordinance for all first
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class cities suggesting they insti
tute a merit system covering se
lection and promotion of officers
in order to secure better-qualified
personnel; it was further recom
mended that there be a blanket
closing hour for all liquor stores
in the territory.
USO Plans Party
School Day Motif
The Junior Hostess Corps of the
Kodiak USO will hold a "Back To
School” Party Tuesday evening
starting at 8 p. m. A spelling bee,
facts of history, singingrla.ss, re
cess lunch and an after school
dance will be featured.
Saturday, Sept. 1—6:00 p. m.,
ping pong tournament with prizes.
8:00 p. m., feature movie.
Sunday Sept. 2—8:00 a. m. to
11:00 p. m., open house.
Monday, Sept. 3—Labor Day.
4:00 p. m., ping pong tournament,
singles and doubles. 8:00 p. m.,
bingo.
Tuesday, Sept. 4—8:00 p. m.,
“Back to School” Party.
Wednesday, Sept. 5—8:00 p. m.,
feature movie.
Thursday, Sept. 6—5:00 p. m. to
11:00 p: m., ping pong and small
games.
Friday, Sept. 7—8:00 p.m., dance
to the music of the Navy Combo.
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