BASE HOSPITAL SIXTHS
Elizabeth. Ann, 6 lbs, 13 ozs.,
January 16. to Margaret L. and
Thomas Francis Dargan, GM1,
USN.
William Henry, 8 lbs. 5 ozs.,
January 19 to Dorothy Marie and
William LaRue . Gilliland, EM3,
USN.
Daniel Paul, 7 lbs. 7 ozs., Janu
ary 20 to Catherine and Timothy
Charles Adams, Jr., BMC, USN.
POLICE SLOGAN
How much time have you gain
ed by speeding if you don’t get
there.
CITY HOSPITAL NEWS
Lisa Lynet, 8 lbs. 1 oz., January
’ 25 to Lucille and Roy Meador.
Frederick John, 7 lbs. 7 ozs ,
January 24 to Paula and Joseph
Maiutin
Viki Ann, 8 lbs., January 23 to
Patricia and Leonard Zabor of
Woody Island.
That’ll Help
Guest: “This party is very dull.
I think I’ll leave.”
Host: “Please do. That’ll help
some.”
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COAST GUARD REQUESTS
CHECK OF NT lED BOA
Juneau, Alaska Captain H ■
Berdine, Command r, 17th Coa t
Guard District (Alaska) requested
that owners of numbered boats
check to see that their Certificate
of Award of Number are up to
date and in order.
All inboard motorboats—regard
less of length—and all outboard
motorboats over 16-feet in lentgh
must have a Coast Guard Certifi
cate of Award of Number or a U.
S. Customs Document (31st Dist
rict), the Captain pointed out.
Whenever a numbered boat is
built, altered, or sold the Coast
Guard must be notified within 10
days and a new certificate issued.
Errors found in Certificate of
Award of Number and other dis
crepancies under the Numbering
Act may result in fines to the boat
vvaor.
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,iat .c*.yv.ne wants more birds
around Kodiak. They are a joy .o
behold and listen to for most
people. The practice of many Ko
diakans of putting food in the
trees for their feathered friends
is an excellent idea. That coupled
with the bird houses would cer
tainly attract them. But the fly
in the ointment, the deering in
fluence, the villan in the piece, so
to speak, is the cat. Many a time
it is reported a cat has been seen
walking filom the woods with a
bird in its mouth. One lady told
me cats stalk the winged songsters
and imitate them, thus drawing
them within reach. Some cats
don’t bother birds, but the ones
that do, ought to have this tend
....
CATHOLIC INFORMATION
The Seal of the Confessional
Q. Is a priest always bound to keep secret the sins revealed to
him in confessions? Ought he not be obligated to give a mur
derer up to justice? -4
A. Yes, a priest is bound by the natural law, the divine law and
the law of the Church to keep absolutely secret whatever he
hears in Confession. The Fourth Latern Council (1215) com
mended confessors “not to betray the sinner in any manner,
whether by word or sign or in any other way,” and decreed
that priests guilty of this crime “be deposed from their of
fice, and imprisoned in a monestery for life.” The New Code
of Canon Law (Canon 2369) says: “The priest who dares
break the seal of Confession directly, remains under excom
munication reserved in most special manner to the Holy See.”
Priests are forbidden even to speak about what they have
heard in Confession, whether in a private conversation or ih
sermons, no matter in what form or under what pretex this
is done.
This law admits no exceptions. A priest may not break the
seal of Confession, either tosave his own life, the life of an
other, or to further the aims of justice.
St. Mary’s Church, Kodiak Star of The Sea Chapel, Naval Sta.
ency (urbed permanently;/irf |
taught, if thii were po*aibte;>toSn
quire a taste for fresh.Cheat on
the hoof—mice and rats..*
torgerson operated on
IN SEATTLE HOSPIPTAL
O. A. Torgerson, president of
the Bank of Kodiak, was operated
on for a minor ailment, at the
Virginia Mason Hospital.
Torgerson left here last week
for the States. After a checkup at
the Clinic, it was decided to have
the operation. He plans to spend a
few days following recuperation,
on banking business, before re
turning to Kodiak next week.
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speeds shipments
in perfect safety
Clarence King, Agent *
Phone 4521
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