6 Found Guilty
Stealing Beer
• Four servicemen and two juve
niles were found guilty at Com
misnomers court Tuesday of break
ing into the Village Bar warehouse
and stealing around 11 coses o:
beer. The burglaries were com
mited on November 4, 5 and 6.
Pleading guilty to the charge
were Lee Skinner, Oscar Gonzales
Kenneth D. Deason and James H
Crisp. The two juveniles als<
pleaded guilty.
Skinner and Gonzales, charge<
with aiding and abetting the crim<
by the U.S. Commissioner anc
Si .
with receiving beer, were fined
$50 each and given 90 days
suspended sentence. They were
also ordered to repay for the por
tion of beer they had received,
Deason and Crisp were fined
$50 each and sentenced to 90 days
in jail. Sixty days of the sentence
„ was suspended so that each is now
\ serving a 30 day term in Kodiak
' jail. They were also ordered to
make restitution for the beer they
; had stolen.
. The two juveniles were booked
. under the Juvenile Code and were
► released into the custody of their
guardians.
i The six were picked up by the
5 City Police Sunday after investiga
[ tion.
Local Invention
Sparks Interest
By NY Radio Shew
A letter from New York, receiv
ed last week by Bill Worth may
n>*an fame for him in the invent
or’s world.
The letter was from Entertain
ment Productions Inc. telling
councilman Worth of a new pro
gram to be put out over NBC net
work called “What’s It For?” A
panel has to guess what is the pur
pose of new' inventions.
The associate producer of
“What’s It For” had seen a photo
graph of a portable clothes dryer
designed by Worth which he
thought would be suitable for the
program.
The dryer, Worth explained, is
a drum which can be placed in an
oven and rotated by the heated
air. He plans to send the photo
graphs requested by the Associate
Producer of the dryer and of other
inventions of his.
Air Passengers
Exceed Population
The population of Kodiak was
moved by air six times over during
the 12-month period ending Sep
tember 30 according to figures re
leased this week by Harold A.
Olsen, vice president of Traffic and
Sales for Pacific Northern Air
lines.
During the period, 15,182 pas
sengers ■ were handled through
Kodiak by P.N.A.
Heading the list kt Alaska pas
senger-population ratio was Kenai
with a population of 800. A total of
7,025 passengers, almost nine
times the population, passed
through Kenai’s air terminal dur
ing the 12 month period.
Yakutat with a population of
300 persons, had a totafl of 2,199
passengers.
Outgoing and incoming passen
gers in Anchorage totalleo. 87,141
—exceeding its population by
more than 20,000.
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