Four Prisoners
To Anchorage
Four Kodiak youths were
taken to Anchorage aboard
Wednesday’s PNA plane by
U. S. Marshall Clarence Diz
ney to face charges of assault
ing a federal employee.
Tecon Shuravloff, 19, Rich
*ard Leroy Larson, 20, Ray
mond Moya’ 19, and Martin
Squartsoff, 19, are charged
with assaulting Fred Solberg,
U. S. Jail guard on the night
of July third.
The four youths brutally
beat Solderg and escaped from
the federal jail. They were
captured a short time later.
I Larson is also held under
,$5,000 bail on a charge oi
' larceny and burglarly.
Shuravloff is held on a burg
larly charge, Noya for attemp
ted rape and SquartsofT fu
■ burglarlv.
; Anchorage — Bob Reeve,
I Republican candidate foi
i delegate to Congress, left to
; confer with Dwight D.
, Eisenhower and Richard
; Nixon, presidential and vice
, presidential candidates.
I They will meet at Republi
! can headquarters in Denver,
I Colo, to discuss the future de
1 velopment of Alaska.
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Kodiak Library
Will Open
With the opening of the
Kodiak Community Library
riday evening, more thar
>000 volumes will be available
-° local readers, Mrs. Marshall
Crutcher, chairman of the
library committee, has an
nounced.
The library, formerly con
nected with the community
center, closed more than two
years ago, since then its col
lection has been increased by
gifts from the armed services,
and by volumes from the late
(W. J. Erskine’s library.
The library will be open
three nights weekly, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from
7 to 8:30 pm, and from 2 to 4
pm on Wednesdays.
Adults may purchase cards
for the library for one dollar.
The student fee will be 50
cents. The cards will be good
for one year.
| Bjoks may be drawn for a
period of two weeks, and a
fine of five cents a day will be
assessed for overdue books.
| As the library fund is built
up from the sale of cards,
Mrs. Crutcher pointed out,
, current books will be pur
, chased, and will be issued on
a rental library plan.
| Volunteer librarians will
serve as the staff, two on
each evening. Any persons
who wish to help at the
library are asked to call Mrs.
Crutcher.
i
Afognak Project
Nears Completion
The Paul’s Basin Fishways
project on Afognak Island will
be completed by September 1,
C. L. Anderson, director of
the Alaska Department of
Fisheries, said Wednesday.
Anderson arrived here last
week to inspect the fish lad
ders which were constructed
to enable returning salmon to
reach the upper lakes for
spawning.
The work has been under
way for the past four months
under the direction of M. J.
McSpadden of the Waterways
Construction Co. of Juneau.
Detaick Cooter, ADF engineer,
has been assigned to the pro
ject.
Clint Stockley, ADF biolo
gist, has been planting eyed
red salmon eggs in the gravel
i above the falls. The young
salmon fry take approximately
three weeks to hatch.
Anderson was here last year
to inspect the site of the fish,
ways project and to make
plans for the construction.
Anderson indicated that the
planting of trout in lakes for
sport fishing would include
Kodiak. Recently several lakes
in the Anchorage area and one
near Fairbanks were stocked
with young trout.
An official from the ADF
will come to Kodiak in 1953 to
check on the possibilities of
stocking some of the Kodiak
lakes, Anderson said.
Anderson left on Wednes
day’s PNA plane for Anchor
age.
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! Up A nother One
The Coast Guard flew one o
the longest “mercy missions”
of the year recently when they
brought a patient here from
Cape Air Base, 720 miles out
the Aleutian Chain.
John P. Hanes, a civil ser
vice employee aboard a MSTS
sea-going tug, was striken
with what appeared to be a
cute appendicitis He was put
ashore on Unmak Island and
Air Force personnel notified!
COMSAR 2 of the need for]
assistance. I
The CG PBY was in the airj
13 hours on the flight out and j
back to Kodiak Naval Station.
Captain A. J. Walters. USN,
(piedical corps) made the
flight. Hanes is in good condi
tion this week at KNS hospi
tal.
Chief D. H. Frazer, USCti,
and Lt. W. E. Murphy were
pilots of the PBY. Crewmen
wereJ. E. Lacey, S. W. Cof
er, R. Fisher and R, W. Pat
terson. D. W. Gillet, DSN,
went along to assist the
doctor.
Nancy Norman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Norman,
left this week for Sattle. Miss
Norman will visit friends in
Seattle and later go to Mis
soula, Montana, where she
will enroll at the university.
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