Unalaska Election
Held Late
The Unalaska election was
not held on schedule this year.
Considerable controversay has
developed as a result of th«
election there which was held
on October 31.
The new mayor of Unalaska
is Walter Dyakanoff, and foi
the first time in Unalaska
history an all-native council
has been elected.
L. Verne Robinson, was
named acting mayor of Un
alaska when Mrs. John Fletc
her left early last year. Ac
cording to reports received
here a meeting was held on
October 3 wto decide upon a
oate for election ” According
to territorial law the ele:tioa
! must be held on the first
^Tuesday in' October. Mrs.
Fletcher plafii to fly to Un
alaska this week to check on
the situation.
It is reported that the poll
ing place was changed only a
I few hours before the electior,
I was held and that the judges
1 and clerks of the election were
I only notified a few hours be
fore the polls opened.
Dorothy May Ervin, Josep
hine Edna Drinkall and Dick
Merren received their United
States citizenship papers this
week from Judge J. .L Mc
Carrey.
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Investigation
| Juneau — Local dent sts,
quiet for weeks while the ter
ritorial dental examining
ward has been under attack
from Dr. Lee McKinley lost res
traint last week and expressed
lappiness over the legislative
examining committes activi
I fives. f
The committee has started a
probe of charges expressed by
Dr. McKinley. Speaking for
the Juneau dental group, Dr. j
C. L. Polley said they were
jublaint over the meeting ofi
dental board members with!
the probing -legislators at An.'
chorage last Week. i
“The Juneau-group of den
tists feel that in view of the
adverse publicity given to the
ethical, practicing dentists of
the territory, and their ex
amining board whose actions
have had their approval, there
is gieat need of investigat
ing,” Dr. Polley said.
Dr. Polley did not name Dr.
McKinley but criticized what!
he cailed “junketing from,
town to town elaborating on j
the dental needs of the popu-!
lation. ”
PTA Meeting
Thursday
“Learning the Fundamen
tals’, is the topic selected for
a panel discussion at the No- <
vember PTA meeting next I
Thursday evening at the high '
school library.
The November meeting is ]
dedicated to American Educa
tion Week, which is November
8 to 14. AEW has been ob
served annually since 1921,
when it was established by
joint action of the American
Legion and the National Edu-1
cation Association. !
It has always been observ ed j
for the purpose of informing
the public of the accomplish-,
ments and needs of the public
schools and to secure the co
operation and support of the
public in meeting these needs.
Anchorage—The weekend
theft of a rifle and some hunt
ing knives from a grocery)
store led Territorial Police to.
uncover a teenage Mountain
View theft ring involving 14
youths, the Anchorage ’times
reported.
Some youths questioned re
vealed that approximately
$1,000 in loot has been stolen
dnring thb past few months.
, Mbmla£ around $500 worth
of toot was recovered with
another $500 worth expected
to.be recovered.
Anchorage Forty city
utility, bills totaling over $500
were charged off as “uncol-1
lectable” by the Anchorage
city council recently.
The bills ranged from 60'
cents to $1X2.43, and were ac-j
cumulated over a period of
three years. They were deemJ
ed vincollectable because of
death, small site,; or error on1
the h^rt of the city. \
funeral Held
for Mrs. Silcox
Mrs; Florence Silcox, wift
of Tom Si'cox, died last Fri
day evening at Griffin Memo
rial Hospital.
Mrs. Silcox had been in
poor health for over a year.
She had been admitted to
the hospital early the morning
before.
Mrs. Silcox had been a resi
dent of Kodiak for the past
six years, having come here
with her husband from Van
couver, B. C.; where she had
lived most of her life.
She was born 69 years ago j
in Gault, Ont.
Surviving, besides her hus
h.
i) i it iii' a UctU - ujr, iVUSi
Leo G. W. Sears, three grand
children, a sister. Mrs. Myrtle
Buck of Everett, and three
brothers, Charles and Roy
Rc-ss of Vancouver, and Arthur
Ross of Powell River, B. C.
A rosary service for Mrs.
Siloox was held at the Kodiak
Mortuary Monday right by
Father Raymond Talbott, S.
J.
The body was cremated.
.Mrs. Burl Glymer is em
ployed at the city market. She
has been at their residence or
Afognak Island during the
summer. Glymer plans to come
to Kodiak at the end of the
elk season which ends Novem
ber 15.
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