oJood Resign*
As Deputy
Anchorage — Ivan Blood,
chief deputy for the Third
Division U. S. Marshal’s of
fice, resigned Saturday ' short
ly after new U. S. Marshal
Fred Williamson, was sworn
in. Blood’s resignation was ef
fective immediately.
The former Kodiak resident
gave as his reason an Anchor- j
age Times article appearing in
the Nov. 4 edition. It,, quoted
Williamson as saying he has
many ‘ ‘fine applications” for
the job of chief deputy. .
Williamson said after he wasj
sworn in that he had no al-;
ternative but to aceept Bjood’s
i csi^iiuuon.
Blood has served with the
Third Division marshal’s of
fice since Feb. 20, 1950, when
he was named jail 'guard and
special deputy in Kodiak. He1
served in Kodiak until May
28, 1951, when he came to An
chorage as a deputy.
He was named acting chief
deputy in Anchorage in July
1952, and was given the per
manent appointment from
Washington on Jan. 5, 1953.
The out-going chief .deputy
said he has made no plans for
the immediate future.
Ben Bolden returned to Ko
diak after spending several
weeks in the states.
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fashion Show
At Navy Base
A fashion show in the form
of a silver tea will be held at
the officers clnb Tuesday on
Kodiak Naval Station at 2 pm.
Four Kodiak businesses will
supply the suits, gowns and
accessories for the occasion.
The fashion show is spon
sored by the Coast Guard Of
ficers Wives Club and will be1
assisted by the Junior Coast
Guard Officers Wives Club.
The clothes will be modeled
uy uavia iviroy, Mrs.
A1 Lewis, Mrs. Glen Thomp
son, Mrs. Don Brandon, Mrs.
Claude LaBaw and Mrs. Wil
liam Sale. Robbin’ 7, Penny,
5 and Georgia, 5, will model
the junior togs, The parents
af the children are Cmdr. and
Mrs. B. F. Engel.
In addition to the modeling
if clothes there will be four
iisplay tables with Christmas
?ift suggestions. The stores
assisting with the fashion
show are Mar Lou Ladies Ap
parel, Carol's, Donnelley andj
Acheson and Kraft’s.
There is no admission to the
show. The silver donation will
ae used to purchase Christmas
?ifts for Coast Guardsmen
stationed in isolated and lonely
spots in the Aleutians and A
aska, Mrs. B. F. Engel, di
rector and commentator for
the show, said yesterday.
Mrs. Don Brandon is head
if the CG Officers Wives Club
and Mrs. William Clubb is
head of the junior organiza
tion.
Local Elks
To Fairbanks
Four local members of B. P.
3. E. 1772 left early this week
to attend the annual Elks Con
tention in Fairbanks. Those
naking the trip from Kodiak ■
ire Leon Johnson. Bud Metz-,
ar, Sig Ditrree and V. W. j
toot. I
Johnson is a trustee of the i
Alaska Territorial Elks’ As
sociation and the other three
ire attending as delegates
Tom the local lodge.
The four men will meet dele
gates and representatives
rrom Seward, Cordova, Palm
:r and Anchorage for the
special train trip to the nor
thern city.
The convention will last
from November 11 to 15.
Work has been started, by
die firm of Munson and Huer,
m the new home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ivor Schott, being built
>n J. street, above Mission
Rd.
Also building on the same
street, close to the Maurice
Briggs home, are Mrs. Doro
thy Anderson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Hall.
Walt Sipprell, president of
the Territorial Hlks Associa
tion, left Wednesday for the
convention in Fairbanks. He
will return the first of the
week. Mrs. Sipprell plans to
come back with him then. Sip
prell has recently been
earned Alaska Steam agent
lere.
Johnson Electee
To Head Board
Elmer G. Johnson of Ketchi
jkanwas named president of
the Territorial Board of Ac
countancy this week as the
group met in Anchorage.
Johnson replaces Marshall
Crutcher who is now a merry
her of the Territorial BarAflQ)
Board.
Regulations governing pub
lic accountancy in the territory
ore handled by the group
which meets once a year.
The Alaska Steamship Com
pany freighter Square Knot
sailed at noon Tuesday for
Kodiak.
New Business
incorporates
Eight new businesses, seven
in the Anchorage area and one
in Kodiak’ filed incorporation
papers with^he cleik of courts
office.ober.
ak fish cannery.
was incorpor
ated Oct^lTe^SO with authorizr
ed capitalization of $100,000.
Incorporators were Robert E.
Rezoff and Jorgen;Fredriekso»
of Kodiak and Chris Poulsen
of Anchorage. Poulsen is one u
of the stockholders in the
Orpheum Theatre here.
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