Chief Submits
Monthly Report
The monthly police depart
ment report to the city man
ager. mavor and city council
for ihe month of November
was prepared Tuesday by R.
E. Vickery, chief of police.
The report shows that 12
arrests were made fer drunke
ness, two for drunk and dis
orderly, five for disorderly
conduct, one for assault and
battery, one for drunk driving
and one warrant eerted.
The department made a
total of 21 contacts where no
arrests were made and issued
25 warning tickets. The police
answered three fire calls, pick
ed up 10 stray dogs, returned
two of the dogs to owners and
disposed of the rest.
During the month of No
vember there were seven
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vehicle accidents, according j
to the report. Five motorists
were given assistance by the |
police. Damage to vehicles in i
the accidents was estimated at
$300.
Traffic violations for the
month reached 62. Of these1
42 were for expired meters, 19 ,
for illegal parking and one forj
speeding.
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Rev. William A. Goudie,
superintendent of the Kodiak
Baptist Mission from 1927 to
1935, died in Grand Junction,
Colorado, on November 4.
He is survived by his wife |
and four children and grand-,
children.
According to a letter rfr* i
ceived by William Stone, cur-'
rent superintendent of the
Mission, Rev. Goudie address
ed the first graduating class
of the Kodiak school.
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Local Auctioneers Will |
Promote Operation Mike
inecrianLOL uitj aucuuncci
will be heard Sunday at the
Elks’ Club as the local club
opens its campaign to assist
Operation Mike.
The auction is one of the i
many means the club hasj
adopted to raise funds to send j
Michael Naurr.off, disabled Ko-J
diak youth, to a trade school.
Operation Mike is sponsored
by the ACCA.
The Clks’ auction will get
underway at 2 pm. The secre-i
tary of BPOE 1772 has sent
letters to all members asking1
them to contribute and sup
port the project.
The local club is also spon
soring a drive to raise funds
to purchase a new washing
machine for Griffin Memorial
Hospital. Tim Gilmore is chair
man of the committee. He has
indicated the necessary funds
are now practically assured.
Legion Elects
New Officers
Karl Brunstad was elected
commander of American Le
gion Post No. 17 during the
annual election recently.
Charles Rush was elected as
vice commander. Other offic
ers elected were Ben Kraft,
finance officer and Herbert
Spiegel, Adjutant.
The American Legion Auxi
liary elected Mrs. Karl Brun
stad as president during the
regular meeting Tuesday. Mrs.
Ben Kraft is first vice presi
dent, Mrs. Bea Nachtweih, ■
second vice president, Mrs. I
Henry Haag, secretary-trea-;
surer, Miss Irene Brooks, J
chap'ain and Mrs. Mary
Mowry, sergrant at arms for ]
the coming year.
A Denali round-trip pas
senger who was here in Au
gust has sent Christmas greet
ings to the “wonderful citi
zens of Kodiak."
Elma Lee Knox of Sherman,
Texas, visited Kodiak when
the ASC vessel stopped here
in August. She added that she
enjoyed her stay here and
liked the citv.
The Square Knot is due to
arrive in Kodiak on December
9. It will then go south for
Seattle and will load north
bound freight around Decem
ber 16.
The vessel will unload
around 160 tons of freight onj
its arrival here Wednesday.
Students in the elementary
grades have contributed $48.
50 to the Operation Mike fund.
The high school students have
given a total of $17.59 to date,
Mrs. John Springhill, chair
man of the local ACC A chap
ter, said Thursday.
The Kodiak Chapter of the
National Federation of Grand
mother’s Clubs of America
held a Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Florian Briner
Wednesday evening.
New members initiated into;
the BPOE recently were!
Roosevelt J. Erickson, Earl1
Goodrich, Arthur Hearih, '
Gary Risch, Hanes W. Brown, i
Morgan Mates, Charles L. J
Craig, Edward Dunnigan,1
Wayne Waldrip, Walter Cham-;
bers, C. E. Schmidt, Johnj
Lade, Anthony Reed, W. E- ,
Thonsen, C. H. Tracy, Bruce■
L. Coles, P. K. Foster.
An Elks Memorial Service;
will be held tomorrow at 1 pm,!
Sig Digree, publicity chairman
for the club, said.
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ftfSTS Seaman
Takes Icy Baih
A civilian seaman for M. S.
T. S. was fished unconscious
from the icy waters of Wo
men’s Bay Thursday;
Pedro H. Hermandez was
cleaning the bow of the T. A.
K. L. 36, which was docked
it the marginal pier, when he
slipped and took the frigid
plunge. Seamen in the im
mediate area dragged him
from the water and adminis
tered artifical respiration.
The Naval Station fire de
partment was called but the
inhalator was not necessary.
He was taken to the hospital
for treatment.
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