Hollywood Photog
Coming Here
Jins Bond, photographer
ror 7oby Anguish Productions
‘Oi Hollywood, California, isj
clue in town tills weekend. Lie ]
plans to go with Alf Madsen, i
ibig game outfitter, to Kar
luk Lake to take movies of i,
Kodiak Bears for Television, j
Bond also plans to visit the!
Seal Cookeries for pictures
and photograph sea lions. On
leaving Kodiak, Bond will go
to the Valley of Ten Thousand ;
Smokes for more pictures. ;
Bond’s completed film will
be on Television broadcasts
in the U. S. Madsen said
yesterday.
Four Fugitives Caugh
By SVSarshaPs Posse
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i ne rour young prisoners
,vho beat,up Ja.il Guard Fred ;
solberg and crashed out of the :
J. S. Federal Jail early July
), were captured on the beach
icross from Ouzinkie by U. S.
Marshal Clarence Dizney and
narty around 2 pm July 4.
Martin Squartsoff, Raymond
^oya and Tecon Shuravloff,
ill 19 years of age, and Ri :h
ird Leroy Larson, 20, offered
10 resistance when surrounded
ly officers. The four young;
fugitives were apprehended j
within 38 hours after they j
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“iauc men ureait iui ueeuuiii,
AH four are awaiting trial.
When captured the men
were visibly tired and had
been without food for approxi
mately 48 hours. They had
hiked over 30 miles in their
effort to escape.
Additional charges against
the four men is expected to be
filed soon. Dizney was await
ing instructions from the U.
S. Attorney’s office before
signing a complain!,.
Solberg had the stitches re
moved from his head and face
Tuesday at Griffin Memorial!
Hospital, where he is con
fined after being severely
beaten by the four men. He is
reported in favorable condi
tion.
The men escaped from the
jail around 1:30 am on Thurs
day. They stole a car and
drove to Fort Abercrombie,
hid tne car and hiked along
the beace to a point across
from Ouzinkie.
Marshal Dizney and Chiefl
of Police Ovid McKinley fol- •
lowed four sets of tracks
along the beach from Miller’s
Point to the Monahaska River
in the afternoon of July 3.
They did not see the men so
returned to town and hired a
plane to fly them to Ouzinkie.
They chartered a boat and
during the evening of July 3,
patrolled the beaches from the
point to Ouzinkie. The four
escapees were not seen.
Around 11:30 am July 4, a
report reached Dizney that
four men had been spotted
near the beach on Kodiak Is
land across from Ouzinkie.
Dizney engaged Vince Daly,
local airline operator, to fly
to where the men were seen. |
Dizney, McKinley, Herman
Gillam Lloyd McKinley and
Arthur Wirth made the trip. -
As they neared the spot where
the four fugitives were re
ported, Ovid McKinley saw a
camp fire with two men lying
around it. As the plane passed
overhead one ran into the
brush.
Daly landed the plane seve
ral hundred yards down the
beach from the fire. Dizney
stationed Herman Gillam and
Lloyd McKinley on the beach.
Ovid McKinley and Dizney
taxied in the plane near the
camp fire. They landed and
went inland. Two men were
seen lying on a hill watching
Gillam and Lloyd McKinley.
The two men on the hill
were Shuravloff and Noya.
They were so intent on watch
ing the two men that they
did not hear Ovid McKinley
and Dizney approaching.
While the two officers were
taking Noya and Shuravloff to
the plane Larson and Squarts
off appeared on the beach.
Lloyd McKinley called on
them to surrender. They'
meekly submitted to capture.
Earlier, Gillam on going in
land had discovered another
camp fire where Larson and I
Squartsoff had been resting, j
Rotary Views Film
On Korean War
Cargo to Korea was the title
of a short film shown the Ro-j
tary Club Tuesday noon fol
lowing the regular luncheon.
Pictures of merchant ships :
in convoy, loading and unload
ing plus combat scenes were
included in the film. :
An assembly of new officers j
ind committee chairman will,
be held at Kodiak Baptist
Mission Tuesday evening, V, \
G. Ellis, newly elected Ro
tary president, announced.
Guests attending the meet
ing Tuesday were Father.
Thomas Maher, Lee C. Bet-1
tinger, Ronnie Miller and
Herb Spiegel.
Member Ray Martin re
ported that the Fourth of
July Celebration netted ap
proximately $600 for the club
treasury. Around $3,843 was
cue gross figure given Tues
day. More money is expected
to be turned into Martin.
The S. S. United States,
largest U. S. passenger liner,
broke the Transatlantic speed
record for the run between
New York and England.
The trip was made in three
days, 10 hours and 40 minutes.
It is the first time in 83 years
that a U. S. vessel has held
the record.
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