Martha Olsen
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Ole E. Olsen
have announced the forthcom- j
inpr marriage of their daugh
ter Martha Delores, to John j
P. Randolph.
The wedding will take place
on Saturday, September 6, at
Hillside Chapel, at the naval!
station. ‘
Miss Olson, a graduate of
Kodiak High School in 1951,
has been employed at the base
for several months.
Randolph, the son of Mrs.
Mildred Randolph of the base,
has worked at the power plant
for the past two years.
Federal Jail Closed
To City Prisoners
The City of Kodiak has
been 'without a bastille for its
prisoners since last weekend
following the arrival here of
U. S. Deputy Marshal Ivan
Blood to investigate the al
leged slugging of a prisoner
by a U. S. Jail guard.
“The orders came from
Walter Huntley’s office in An
chorage,” Blood said. Huntley
is Marshal of the Third Divi
sion.
The city council did not dis
cuss the matter during the
regular council meeting Mon
lay night. City ,police are
stymied because they have no
place to lodge a prisoner
should an arrest become
necessary.
However, when Kodiak’s U.
S. Deputy Marshal Clarence
Dizney returns from the
states council members intend
to approach him regarding
lodging prisoners in the fede
ral jail.
Charles Skinner, U. S. Jail
guard, is charged with slugg
ing Alahan “Alex” Mazoff
over the head with a sap. The
charge was filed by Paul
Dupler, attorney.
Blood was sent here to con
duct an investigation of the
alleged slugging.
“It will be up to Dizney'to
decide if city prisoners will
again be held in the federal
jail,” Blood said Monday.
Blood returned to Anchorage
early in the week. He did not
comment on his findings from'
the investigation.
A preliminary hearing for
Skinner before U. S. Commis
sioner A. M. Vokacek has
been set for August 18. In
addition to the slugging com
plaint, Dupler has charged
that Skinner refused to let
him see Mazoff, his client.
Halferty Cannery
Cans For Mission
Members of the Kodiak j
Baptist Mission butchered two
young head of cattle this week
and had the meat processed in
one pound cans at the Hal
ferty cannery.
The cannery did not charge
the mission for the cans or the
processing. The cannery has!
been canning meat without
charge for the mission since
1937, William Stone, superin
tendent said yesterday.
The Mission owns approxi
mately 560 acres of heavily*
wooded land on Woody Island j
where they run a herd of,
Herford cattle. They havej
placed a new bull with the
cattle to improve the . herd, I
Stone said.
The Herford project began '
in 1948 when a bull donated by
Joe Zentner, Kodiak rancher,
was placed with the cattle
owned by tl>e Mission. In 1950
Sid Old, Kodiak rancher, ar-,
ranged for four heifers to be
added to the herd.
Wind bird Sails Alone !
The Windbird, 38 foot ketch!
owned by Dr. A. Holmes'
Johnson, went adrift from its
moorage early Wednesday
morning and headed for
Woody Island.
When the wind became
high at 3:30 am Dr. Johnson*
went out and checked his |
boat. At 6:30 am he checked
again and it was gone. He\
immediately set out in an out- j
board and caught up with the j
vessel.
Dr. and Mrs. Johnson and
their son Bob and his friend
recently completed a 2,000
mile trip from Seattle to Ko
diak in the sail boat.
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consequently you can depend upon ua
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THE MECCA
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m. SAT. SUM.
Jam Session
as usual
Every Thursday at 8:OOpm
Bar Opens daily at 9 am
Lounge at 6pm-Sundays 2pm-2am
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Rent Suit Filed
By Bettinger
Lee C. Bettinger has filed
suit against Dr. John A. Alt
mair for $771.14.
The complaint charges that
$630 in rent plus a $46.64
electric bill and $94.50 oil bill
is owed the plaintiff. The suit
also asks for an eviction from
the premises.
Bettinger is represented by
Paul Dupler, attorney. The
complaint states that rent in
the amonnt of $90 per month
from January 15, 1952 to July/1
15, 1952 was not paid.
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I Rita McLaughlin filed suit
| for divorce from John Mc
! Laughlin on August 7, with
! A. M. Vokacek, deputy clerk
of the court for the Third'
Division.
On August 9, John Me'
Laughlin filed suit from Rita
McLaughlin. Talmage I*.
Smith represents McLaughlio
and Paul Dupler is attorney
for Mrs. McLaughlin.
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