Cab Driver Fined \
Sn City Court
Gerald Redick, taxi driver,
* was fined "and had his
driver’s license revoked fori
six months after he was found
guilty of reckless driving and
driving while under the in- j
fluence of intoxicating liquor. j
City Magistrate Robert Red-'
loff suspended the revocation i
of his license because it is the 1
only means Redick has of!
making a living. Hedloff sti
pulate that Redick was to
drive the taxi for business
purposes only. j
Redick’s cab crashed into a
parked car on Mission Road
around 9 am Sunday morning.
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Three Address Rotary;
Cannery Closing Told • •
Rotary Club members heard .
talks on earth mo'ving equip- ]
ment and methods, salmon1
and clam canning and thei
baking business during the I
program period Tuesday fol-1
low the regular luncheon at
the Montmartre Inn.
Patrick Lynch, club mem
ber, told of the. various
methods used today as com
pared to those used 30 years
ago in moving earth with
heavy equipment. Max La
Lande, club member, spoke
of baking procedures used to
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day and the speed and new
equipment that makes mass
production ot bakery products
possible.
Frank McConaghy, former
dub member and an official of
the Halferty Canneries, Inc.,
explained why his company
had decided not to engage in
clam or salmon canning opera
tions in Kodiak this season.
“The canning picture for
this season is tough,” Mc
Conaghy said. Clams from the
Eastern market have hit the
west coast and the price of
clams has taken a decided
drop, McConaghy told the
members.
“We deeply regret that we
will not operate here this
season. I have a soft spot in
my heart for Kodiak and it
makes me sick to know that
we will not operate here this
year,” declared McConagy.
“In our negotiations with
the diggers we offered 10 cents
per pound for clams this year
instead of 11 cents as was re
ported earlier in the MIR
ROR,” McConaghy said. Earl
ier, Pat Cannon had pointed
out the error.
“We paid out something in
the neighborhood of $40,000 in
wages in the Kodiak operation
last year. With the bottom
dropping out of the price of
salmon and clams and the new
wage and hour demands it is
impossible to operate this
season,” McConaghy said.
He arrived in town Monday
to inspect the local cannery.
He added that a new piece of
canning equipment had ar
rived on the Coastal Monarch
and that O. Kuhnley and Pete
Trones were expected in town
this week to install it.
“We hope to resume opera
tions in Kodiak in 1953, ” Mc
Conaghy said.
Guests attending the lunch
eon besides McConaghy were
Cecil Wilson, Oscar Hanson,
Lt. E. L. Walters, Paul Wolf.
Babe Seidenberg, Cmdr. Wil
liam G. von Bracht and Clyde
Goudy.
Oregon Vets
Get Bonus
Oregon’s veterans will
start receiving their bonus
payments around July 1, it
was announced recently.
All applicants whose claims
have been approved by June
30 will receive their payments
in July. To date, more than
50,000 claims have been ap
proved for an average pay
ment of nearly $420.
For more detailed informa
tion and Oregon Bonus Appli
cation blanks contact the
American Legion or Veterans
of Foreign Wars Service Of
ficer, Room 221, Goldstein
Building, Juneau, Alaska.
Mrs. Pat Mitchell and son
Eugene plan to leave next
Saturday for a month’s vaca;
tion in Anchorage and the
interior.
iVladdux Released
On $5000 Bail
kelson Maddux, .35), for
mer carpenter’s foreman for
Haddock and Associates, \^s
released from the U. S. Fede
ral Jail Friday on $5,000 bail.
He has been held since early
inNivemberon a charge of
assault with a deadly weapon
following the wounding in the
right arm of Carter Seymour,
chief of police, in a night gun
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battle. The bail was posted by
Harry Gottschalk of Tony’s
Bar. Judge Anthony J. Di
mond of the ffhSSlWMpistriGt
Cbifft reduced Waticlux’s bail
from $10,000 to $5,000 on May
2.
; Talmage L. Smith, local
attorney, represented Maddux
in the hearing before Judge
Dimond.
Csky Weeda, Anchorage
salesman, was in town this
week.
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