Cordova Salvor
Wrecked In Storm
The Cordova Salvor, a converted
landing craft hauling supplies for
the White Alice projects, wm
wrecked in a storm last Mcmdaj
on a Car»2 Sarichef reef in the
Aleutians.
Skipper of the vessel, Bill Phil
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i lips, returned to Kodiak this week
with crewmen John Jackson and
i Charles Johnson. Ho reported that
no attempt will be made to salvage
the Salvor. All crew members
were rescued. In this disaster,
which occurred in what mariners
refer to as the most difficult land
ing point in the Aleutians, Phillips
said, “Crew members proved to be
the sailors they should be.”
The other crew member was
Bert Bahbauch of Homer.
Capt. Gil McLeod, master of the
ship, is enroute to Seattle. The
ship v/as used by Manson-Osberg
for hauling supplies to various
construction sites in Alaska.
Basketball League
Games Thrill Fans
Proving that height counts, the
Town Independents decisively de- ,
feated the High School Indepen
dent team in a Town Basketball
League gaime Monday by a score ]
of 46 to 24.
The second game played the
same evening proved to be a <
thriller when the heavily favored ;
National Guard team barely man
aged to squeeze by Krafts team by <
a score of 41 - 40. The Guard team ]
led throughout the game with <
Rickie Hartman getting six
straight points. <
In the final second of the game, *
with the Guard leading by two *
points, Bob Jeriing for Krafts was i
fouled while shooting and receiv- j
ed two shots. He made the first but
missed the second—and that left I
the Guard team a -point ahead. i
Outstanding players for Krafts '
team were Norton, Jeriing and
Fitzgerald. s
On Tuesday night in another 1
League game, the Kraft team out- s
fought and out-scored the Kodiak «
Hi Bears and led by 52-34, al- 1
though the score was tied at hall
time 21 - 21. High point men foi
Krafts were Anderson with It
points, Jerliitg, 19 points anc
Norton with 15 points. Leading
the Bears were Mahle with 9
Tigh and Shuygok both got €
points.
The next league game will be
Monday evening, November 18
when the undefeated A.C.S. team
meets the High School Indepen
dents at 8 p.m. On Tuesday Krafts
will meet the Independents at
6:30 p.m. and the National Guard
team will meet the High School
Bears at 8 p.m.
Admission to the games is 50
cents and 25 cents.
Hospital Notes
Griffin Memorial
BIRTHS '
Felicia Mae, weighing 7 lbs. 11
?zs., was born on November 11 to
Frieda and Emil Norton.
John Etheridge 3rd, weighing 7
bs. 11 ozs., was bom on November
10 to Mary and John King.
Vickie Ann, weighing 6 lbs. 3
)zs., was born on November 11 to
Patricia and Vernon Flint.
Cheryl Rae, weighing 8 lbs. 7
>zs., was bom on November 13 to
lae and Harold McCarthy.
CORRECTION
Steven James, weighing 8 lbs. 9
>zs., was born on November 7 to
fane and Kerwin Melarvie, not to
fane and Korwin Anderson as an
lounced in the issue of last week.
Frost — Renshaw
attend Seattle
Fishermens Meet
Travelling to Seattle to repre
ent the Kodiak branch of the
Jnitod Fishermen of Alaska at a
pecial union hearing there Nov
mber 14, 15, 16, secretary Nick
frost and executive board member
: Tommy Renshaw left KixlUtk
■ Tuesday.
!At the hearing held by the
Fishermens Union, everyone in
volved in the fishing industry,
from boat owners to cannery
workers, will be represented. The
two delegates purpose will be la
report back to the local branch the
feelings expressed by West coast
fisherman at the hearings.
The two men may go on to San
Francisco to attend a hearing
there, according to local president
Harry Li-ndgren. They are expect
ed back in Kodiak Monday.
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