Naval aid cion News
-SPORTS REhASH” POPULAR
Producer, director, researcher
and announcer of the popular Sun
day evening ‘‘Sports Rehash”
AFRS program is Eddy Edelson.
A “pedfcTman's Bill
Stern,” Eddy’s dyed-in-the-wool
Brooklyn accent has paced* liver
ly 15-minute program ,to the top
in, popularity among sports listen
ers in the area.. His numerous
quizzes have resulted in telephone
jams at the station and his rapid
fire delivery dramatically brings to
life the sports stories and person
alities.
The high point in his life, accord
ing to him, is the 1955 World
Series that saw his beloved ‘‘Bums”
finally win the world crown. His
boast of not having missed seeing
the Brooklyn Dodgers in a World
Series covers 15 years and trips to
Ebbetts Field from as far away as
Kodiak and Honolulu.
COMDR. GRANT TO SPEAK
AT NAVY WIVES LUNCHEON
Commander James W. Grant,
17th Naval District Legal Officer,
will be the principal speaker at
the Navy Wives’ Club monthly
business meeting at the Naval Sta
tions Enlisted Men's Club Monday
noon. He will speak to the service
wives on Survivors Benefits.
The luncheon, for which reserva
tions are required, will start at
noon. The business meeting will
start at 1:15 p. m. following the
luncheon.
Following the Commander’s
speech and the business meeting,
the Club has scheduled a social.
KODIAK CONSERVATION CLUB
FEAST AT SMORGASBORD
Last night guests and members
of the Kodiak Conservation Club
enjoyed a gala Smorgasbord feast
at their new Club House on the
Naval Station. The big event was
open to all military and civilian
personnel and was adjudged a
huge success.
The diners sampled such Smor
gasbord treats as pizza pie, crab
legs, curried eggs, salmon, onion
dip with assorted crackers and po
tatoe chips, relish dishes, turkey
with dressing, roast beef, baked
ham, home-cooked beans, Russian
and white bread and many other
foods.
Chairman of the successful
Smorgasbord was Mrs. Cardinal.
Other members at the'committee
included Mrs. <Horn, Mrs. Myers;
Mrs. Forrester, Mrs. Drackenberg
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee.
STATION HOSPITAL TO GIVE
SECOND POLIO SHOTS TODAY
—The Naval Station Hospital an
nounced that it will administer the
second innoculations of the Salk
Polio Vaccine today to all children
who received the initial innocula
lions last month.
Hours for the innoculations will
be from 8:30 to 11:30 this morning,
and from 1 to 3 this afternoon.
Base Fund Drive
To Aid Charities
Captain W. M. Drane, Naval Sta
tion Commanding Officer, an
nounced this' week the appoint
ment of Lieutenant Commander L.
M. Stene as Chairman of the sta
tion’s 1956 United Chariety Drive
that will raise funds for 18 Kodiak
and national charitable organiza
tions. The Captain also announced
that the drive will be held from
April 2nd to May 2nd, inclusive.
A minimum goal of one day’s
base pay from all military and civ
ilian personnel of the station and
tenant activities was also announc
ed by the station’s commanding
officer. .
The 1956 United Charity Drive
will be the only authorized solici
tation of funds for charity pur
poses this year, the Captain point
ed out, and will replace the former
carnival-type of fund-raising at the
station.
Drive officials anticipate 100%
participation in the campaign and
are confident that the goal will be
met by the Drive’s deadline of
May 2nd.
THAT'S H FAIT
ANCIENT SYMBOL
4?HE CHARACTERISTIC THREE SOLO BALLS
THAT MARK THE PAWNBROKERS SHOP ORIG
INATED WITH THE FAMOUS MEDICI FAMILY
OF ANCIENT ITALY THE THREE GOLD
balls were the coat of ARMS
OF THIS great renaissance
banking dynasty.
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^DIA«r#'*'1»LAYS NEXT WEE!
The first 1950 production of th<
Kodiactors, the Naval Station’:
Little Theatre Group, will be pre
seated at the Lake Louise Littl«
Theatre next Thursday, Friday an<
Saturday evenings.
Alene Billman, the production’:
director, wilfrnJso star -in. a leadin'
role, the group announced thi:
week.
NOTICE
If you can not get us on phone
3131, call 4303 for oil delivery. Of
fice hours, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Mon
day through Thursday, 1 p.m. to ■;
p.m. Friday.
Thompson Transfer
WANTED BY THE FBI
THOMAS FRANCIS RICHARDSON
Unlawful Flight To Avoid Prosecution
(Armed Robbery)
DESCRIPTION: Age 48, born
March 22, 1907, Boston, Massachusetts
(not verified); height, 5' 1" to
5' 8I/2"; weight, 14C-14S pounds;
build, medium; hair, *iay; eyes, blue;
complexion, ruddy; race, white; na
tionality, American; occupation, long
shoreman, scars and marks, scar on
left side of head; remarks, may be
wearing rimless eyeglasses, has a full
upper and lower denture, has a notice
ably hoarse voice, is a chain cigarette
smoker, is fastidious in personal neat
ness, reported to be 1 heavy drinker of
intoxicants and is reported to have a
habit of losing false teeth when
drinking.
Richardson should be considered
armed and extremely dangerous.
A complaint was filed before a U. S.
Commissioner at Boston, Massachu
setts, on January 19, 1956, charging
Richardson with sinlawful flight from
the State of Massachusetts to avoid
prosecution for the crime of armed
robbery of Brink's Incorporated which
occurred at Boston, Massachusetts, on
January 17, 1950.
* Any person having information
which may aid in locating this fugitive
is requested to contact nearest
office of tl^ RSI, the teVp.n-r.rC number
of which appears on 4he first page of
local telephone directories.
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PEW ARRESTS LAST MONTH
Three drunks and two people
: drunk and disorderly were arrest
ed for the month of February, ac
1 cording to figures just released for
1 the Police Department by Chief
Vickery.
• Five accidents were reported for
“• the month, but there were no in
► juries. Approximate damage to
property estimated at $400.00 as a
result of these accidents.
Traffic tickets issued for the
month totalled 130. There were
seven ambulance calls and two
fire calls. Investigations kept the
department busy, thefe being EX
The number of m als served ■ 1
the Jail totaled $96. for ihe mor.
35 dogs were picked up, 27
which were destroyed.
BAKE SALE TODAY
A sale of Baked wiU '
held at Kraft’s Super llaritft
day, beginning at 1C .^T’nr. _____ »
The sale is sponsored by <
Russian Womep’s Cl; b ■>’ the Rus
sian Orthodox 'Chun a.
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POLICE StC GAN
Don’t trade your in y -?
chicle for a bed in 'hospit
REFRESHMENT TIME IS TIME FOR
Kodiak Creamery, Ii
Did You Know
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DODGE delivered to you at Seattle
with Radio and Heater and Power -
flyte transmission for $2600.00
Other model DODGES without acces
sories ready to drive at Seattle a.s
low as $2183 — no other charges : ,
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