Alaskan Commies \
Increase Says Report j
The United States News and j
World Report states that the!
number of known Communists
in Alaska has increased from
10 to 25 within the past year.
Copies of a resolution alert
ing the various American
Legion Posts and newspapers
in the territory were sent out
by the commander of thei
American Legien, department
of Alaska.
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Fishing Licenses
Continued from Page 4
are also required to obtain ;
Federal license, issued by th‘
Fish and Wildlife Service fo
“stream fishing’’.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boggs re
turned to Kodiak Naval Sta
tion on the James O’Hara
MSTS vessel, Saturday. The:,
have been in the states on j
vacation for several weeks
Boggs is employed at the P
W. Garage.
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j Mrs. H. H. Long, who wor-h
. ked at the bank of Kodiak in , i
! 1943, has returned to work J (
1!there as a secretary. She re-1
turned to Kodiak last month i
from St. Helens, Ore., to joiuj
her husband who is employed i(
at the base. jJ
Mayor Lee C. Bettinger' ’
plans to leave today for Port
land and Seattle. He will re-! i
turn in about ten days, stop- J
ping enroute at Juneau. i
The M-V Comet, Libby, Me-1 ^
Neill and Libby owned vessel,j
was in port this week await-1
ing cargo from Seattle. The [
Comet is captained by C. A" .
Genther Jr. of Seattle.
Cliff Mabrey, jeweler, re-1
i turned to Kodiak from An- j1
j chorage recently. He went toj
! Anchorage to take an exami-!:
I j nation for the Army. j
j Mr. and Mrs. Les Sorum j
I j left last weekend for a seve-:
ral weeks vacation in the)
states. Their son, Bob Lear,
will join them outside. He
has been attending ROTC en
campment.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hensen
and child of Afognak were in
Kodiak this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Art Kizer and
on Jim left last weekend for
heir home in Portland after j
everal weeks here. Tv'a,T few1
o Homer to pick up t.he car
aft there last week by Mr. j
.nd Mrs. Blackie Patterson, ;
,nd drove down the highway, j
diss Betty Kizer had left pre-j
’iously to return to herj
tudies at the University of [
)regon School of Nursing.
Max LaLande, district!
leputy exalted ruler of BPOE i
Uaska west, left last week
or the convention in New
fork.
LaLande is a past exalted
uler of BPOE 1772.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fannin j
>f Kodiak Naval Station re
turned Saturday after vacation
ng in the states.
William Lyon Wood and
Elizabeth Antonson, the for
ner Mrs. Thomas Renshaw,
lave applied to the U. S.
Commissioner for a marriage
icense. They plan to be mar- j
•ied today.
G trdan Club Holds
Annual Picnic
The Kodiak Garden Club
fV,oiV annual picnic this
week on tue beach near Morta
ha^ka Bay. Seventeen mem
bers and guests attended,
Mrs. John Givens, club presi
dent. said yesterday.
Mrs. Dorothy D. Tyner,
area rent attorney, was in Ko
diak this week to attend the
board meeting of the local
rent board.
A discussion of overcharges
in local rentals and the pro
cedure of refunds to the ten
ants was held, Mrs. Bonnie
Nelson, local represent: ve*
said yesterday.
Anch orage— City Manager
Robert E. Sharp has resigned
his position effective August
15. The resignation was sub
mitted to Mayor Maynard Tay
lor Tuesday afternoon.
Alfred Hanson and Agnes
Jessie Inga of Old Harbor
have applied to the U. S.
Commissioner for a marriage
license.
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