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“TON MOST WANTED. MKN”
Thomas F. Richardson has been'
added to the FBI’s list of “Ted ’
Most Wanted Fugitives.” He is .a
convicted armed robber and is
wanted in connection with the arm
ed robbery of Brinks Incorporated
in Boston on January 17, 1950 in
which over $1,000,000 was taken.
Richardson is reported to have
fled from Massachusetts in order
to avoid prosecution in connection
with the Brinks robbery. It is said
by the FBI that he should be con
sidered armed and extremely dan
gerous.
This fugitive is reportedly fond
of spicy foods and Italian-style
cooking. He is said to be a heavy
arinktn whj»ipref«f« ^egroam b*er.
and., whisky. He .is, fastidious in,
appearance. • usually wears dark
colored trousers.--* sports jacket
and -sport shirfc He is a Jheavy ciga
rette smoker, and when drinking
his hands shake visibly.
In the past he has worked as
a longeshoreman. He has a scar on
the left side of his head. Richard
son may be wearing rimless eye
glasses, and has a full upper and
lower denture which he is report
ed to have a habit of losing when
drinking, according to the FBI.
NOTICE
Swedish massage, salt glows, in
fra-red heat lamp, tub and shower
baths. For appointment Ph. 2691.
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CAROL’S
SALE
Cotton Blouses
for
Spring
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10% Off
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Fri. 9-8
Phone 3192
Vote for
Frank A. Metcalf, C.E.
Registered Civil Engineer
Democratic Candidate
for
Territorial Highway Engineer
42 years continuous professional engineering
ih the Territory
Kodiak to Seattle $102.00 Kodiak to Portland $109.00
Kodiak to Anchorage $35.00 Kodiak to Juneau . $81.00
All Fares Plus Tax
NON-STOP TO ANCHORAGE
Call 4131
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Give* Herd Size
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, A deer survey recently complet
ed by the Fish & Wildlife Service
revealed a total count of 302 deer
in-the Kodiak area. The survey
was made by skiff and followed
the shoreline from Sacramento
River to Whale Pass and included
Long Island.
Due to the severe winter weath
er conditions many deer have been
forced down close to the beach
which makes a beach survey pos
sible. The largest concentrations
were found in the Cliff Point, Mid
dle Bay, Chiniak and Ouzinkie
Narrows areas. Total counts for in
dividual areas are as follows: Sac
ramento River to Chiniak, 81; Cape
Chiniak to Kalsin Bay, 20; Kalsin
Bay, 12; Broad Point, 26; Middle
Bay, 36; Cliff Point, 38; Long Is
land, 4; Spruce Cape and Mill Bay,
5; Monashka Bay, 22; Ouzinkie
Narrows, Anton Larsen Bay, 3;
Sheratin Bay, 7; Settlers Cove, 1;
and Whale Pass 10.
This survey should not be con
sidered as total, numbers of. the
deer population, as only a portion
of the tqtaj; deer, herd was, actually
sepn. In areas such as Cli/f Point,
where the snow conditions were
heavy and spruce timber .light, a
higher per cent, of the deer .^ould
be observed than in those areas
where poor conditions for obser
vations existed, such as'Long H
lanfJ; •>
It is estimated that the total
eount in the area covered did‘riot
exceed one third of the total popu
lation. V1 <
SAFETY CONFERENCE
TO BE CONDUCTED
To increase the safety of thous
ands of workers, the Alaska Dist
rict Corps of Engineers is calling
a pre-construction season safety
conference to be held May 8, in
the Loussac Library, Anchorage,
and May 10, in the Elks Auditori
um, Fairbanks.
Summoned to participate are all
contractors who have projects in
the vast military defense and civil
works construction projects for
the U. S. Army and Air Force un
der supervision of the Alaska Dis
trict Corps of Engineers.
Invited to the conferences—eith
er May 8 in Anchorage or May 10
in Fairbanks according to their
conveniences—are industrial and
labor leaders, Territorial, federal
and municipal officials, represent
atives from military and govern
ment agencies, and all organiza
tions interested in safety.
This is the first conference of
its kind called by the Alaska Dis
trict Corps of Engineers and labor
and industry have strongly en
dorsed it.
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 7
p.m. Friday.
Thompson Transfer
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: BASE HOSPITAL BIRTHS ^
V Melanie A ,.i*, j,7 'lb*. 1% ozs.,
was born on April. 10 t# Bonnie
Jo and Norman THortr#ltt, LTJG,
USN, Melanie is the Horowitz’s
second child.
Frank Glenn, 8 lbs. 1 oz., was
born on April 11 to Wanda Louise
and Richard Edward Dillon, SN,
USN. Frank Glenn is the Dillon’s
first child.
William Lee, 5 lbs. 11% ozs., was
born on April 12 to Wilma Isabelle
and James Henry Britt, ET1, US
CG. William Lee is the Britt’s
fourth child.
Robert Lance, 8 lbs. 15% ozs.,
was born on April 16 to Dorothy
Maxine and Jack William Litton,
CS1, USN. Robert Lance is the Lit
ton’s second child.
men WANTED ON BASE, . , t t
Capt. R. B. Krum. District,,P«jb
tic Works Officer on the . f'lavai ,
Station announced this week that
laborers are needed and will he
employed immediately on applica
tion.
Those hired will work on a tem
porary basis. They will receive
thirty day appointments.
Krum also stales the Naval Sta
tion has several vacancies for stei*
ographers. These positions will he
filled on a permanent basis.
NOTICE
The Alaska Transfer Office is
now located above the Kodiak Out
fitters. Phone. 2112. t£»
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...open) a savings account by mail
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Milk Is
Health Magic
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LEARN TO DANCE
Private or Class Instruction
in all ball room dances
Jerry Rogers
(Former Arthur Murray
Supervisor)
PHONE 4232
12 NOON TO 10 P.M.
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WES RHOADES, PROP.
Phone 4151
General Electric Dealer
Biltmore Mattress
Coil Springs
Chests
Hi Chairs
Sofa Beds