KN , Open House
Frcml To 4 Today
Residents of Kodiak have
been invited to attend the
open house today at the Naval
Station in observance of
Armed*«S&eif! * l ,
Vife'it'fng hours will be from
one pm to 4 pm! Special AFD
visitor’s passes will be issued
to the public at the Naval Sta
tion gates.
Visitors will be admitted to
Hangar two where a number
of aircraft will be on display.
In addition, Capt. R.W. Allen,
commanding officer of the USS
Onslow, a seaplane tender,
has announced that his ship
will be also open to the public.
Guests will be taken aboard
the vessel for tours and re
freshments will be served top
side, weather permitting.
The USS Onslow is berthed
at the NS fueling pier.
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CG May Board
Alaska Ships Anytime
; The 17th Coast Guard Dis
trict headquarters has issued a
warning that CG boarding
parties may accost a vessel at
anytime and go aboard.
I Boats may be stopped and
| boarded ‘ ‘in Vthe ' interest ‘01
i safer boating” the headquar
i ters release cautioned. It is a
' measure to enforce the Motor
i boat and Numbering Acts. I
All inboard powered boats
^and outboard motor boats
| longer than 16 feet in length
1 must carry bow numbers as- j
! signed by the Coast Guard.
(Life preservers, or approved
I substitutes, are required for
, each person on a vessel,
j Other requirements or regu
j lations concerning safety must
be complied with. For Further
1 Information write OIC, Marine
inspection, U. S. G. G., box
' 2631, Juneau.
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Former Resident
Dies In California
Jim Koch, 32, former resi
dent, died last Wednesday in
i veterans’ hospital in Los
Angeles, according to word re
ceived here. '
He was a brother df Mrs.
Daniel Ball and of Everett
'‘Bud” Koch, both of Kodiak,
and of Richard Koch, now in
the army at Ft. Richardson.
With Koch when he died
were his mother, Mrs. Peter
Koch, who has lived here for
several years and his brother
Richard.
The body has been sent to
the Koch home in Billings,
Mont., where funeral services
i were held.
Jim Koch was in Kodiak
several times, most recently in
1949, ’ just before he became
seriously ill. '
Bob Lear !
Graduates At UofA
Robert Lear, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Les Sorum, was gradu
ated from the University of
Alaska at its commencement
exercises Monday. {
Lear is the first Kodiak
High School alumnus to grad
uate from the U of A. j
He received his degree as a
mining engineer, and speciali
zed in metallurgy.
Mr. and Mrs. Sorum left
last weekend for College, to
attend the graduation exer
cises, and were due to return
home yesterday. j
Lear expects to go into ser
vice immediately.
Catholic Card Party
Winners Given
Miss Connie Dandeneau won ]
the prize for the high score j
and Father Raymond Talbott,
S.J., for the low one in bridge
last Sunday night at the card
party sponsored by Lcdr. and
Mrs. Don Coogan.
Other winners in the various
card games were Zora Wilson,
at Canasta; Richard Williams
I won the low prize. In Cribbage
IV. W. Root took high score t
| and Mary Root the low one.
At Gin Rummy Pat Mitchell
was the winner and Barney
Hebrig was the low score win
ner.
Other prizes awarded during
the evening were Mrs. Max
LaLande, Mrs. Lew Chenier
and Hebrier.
Tomorrow evening there
will be a specially large bridge
section in honor of the school
teachers who will be leaving
Kodiak for the summer,
Father Talbott announced.
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NOTICE
Don’t forget the Sunday
morning breakfast at the Elks
Club.
NOTICE
If you can not get us on
phone 3131, call 4303 for oil
■ delivery. Office hours, 1 pm to
15 pm Monday through Thurs
[ day, 1 pm to 7 pm Friday.
Thompson Transfer
Ascription Given
On Missing Man
Late yesterday no trace of
Echvard Johnson had been
, found. The 55 year old man
! was last seen on May 6, around
[ rriidnight at the B & B Bar.
| He was believed to be wear
I ing a tan or gray cotton shirt,
I a tan cap, a tan water repel
lent jacket with grease spot on
left shoulder, dark forest
green wool trousers and fisher
man’s loafer shoes, Mrs. John
son told the U. S. Commis
sioner early this week.
Edward Johnson is approxi
mately five feet six inches in
height, weighs 143 lbs., has
i blue eyes, gray hair is of me
dium camplexion and was
wearing rimless type glasses.
He has a scar across the bridge
of his nose.
• Anyone having information
j regarding his whereabouts is
t__
requested to noti|y the U. S.
Deputy Marshal, U. S. Com
missioner or Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs.- Les Stickley and her
son Roffllie are now in Denver,
Colo., visiting her husband’s
parents, white-h«^:«8$Eori».
Mrs. Stickley wWW&odiak
for severa} months wifh Tier
parents, Mr1. and Mrs. Oscar
' Nelson.
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| A warranty deed from
Charles Marshall to Mr. and
I Mrs. Eugene E. Vick for lot
'll block 10 of the Kodiak
j townsite has been recorded.
! Mrs. Everett Koch and
children plan to leave next
j weekend for Billings, Mon
tana. Mrs. Koch’s mother is
reported seriously ill.
May 16 is the Third Annual
observance »f Armed Forees
Day. ' ;
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