The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 25, 1938, Page 8

DSA JOHNSON T0 TAKE FILM FOR MEMORIAL Widow of Explorer Going Back to Africa for at Least One Year Stay EAN FRAN CO, Cal, Feb. 25 ~Osa Johnson is going back to Af- pica in Jure. The widow of Martin aid she will Jéhnson, the expl A e year in (h( Ken- b, filming an epic plans as a memor- jal to her husband who was killed an air airplane crash. She recently returned from Africa with animal pictures. o G. E. CLEVELANDS TO VACATION IN STATES ; to vacation in Was"ing- e States next monih elands will visit with re- Jatives d friends in Seattle and San Francisco and expect to remain in the south for about two months The Cle young sister, Hepzibah, who has Douglas Natatorium TONIGHT BARN DANCE SPONSORED BY DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL e Ve's, Music By EDWARDS' JUMBO MOUNTAINEERS PLEASE ATTEND IN COSTUME Dancing at 9:30 P. M. Yehudi Menuhin, world-famous as ut from New York for a tour of the world capitals. i to America after their extended concert tour. a violinist at 21, is plcturcd with his also won fame as a pianist, as they set They plan to return 'C. D. A. CARD PARTY TO BE HELD TONIGHT Armngemnan have been made for the attendance of a large crowd at the Catholic Daughters of Am- erica public card party this eve- ning when the Parish Hall is sched- uled to be filled shortly after 8 p.m. when the party begiis. Musical entertainment by the Al- | askan’s orchestra will begin at 10:30 pm, and close the evening. Another event on the C.D.A. pro- gram is the sewing meeting next Thursday when members will meet at the home of Mrs. A. M. Geyer. The last sewing meeting was held yesterday afterncon at the home _ of Mrs, Jack Harrington. HOLDEN HOPS ‘ Alex Holden flew the Marine | Airways Bellanca to | twice today. the islands On the first flight this morning, Holden took Deputy Marshal Wal- ter Hellan to Hoonah and,returned with three prisoners, Helen Andrews. Billy Hanson, and Albert Frank On the next trip, Holden went to THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 25, 1938. To Make Mus1c for the World Body Is Identified As Claud Phillips; Took His Own Life Coroner’s me Brings in Verdict of Suicide in Lincoln Isle Case The ice-encased body brought in from Lincoln Island was that of d Phillips of Juneau, who had suicide, it was deter- at the inquest held yesterday C. W. Carter Mortuary. Iden- tif on was made by members of the Coroner’s jury who knew him d also through.keysand other ar- s in his effects. Phillips had been a caretaker .for the Juneau Shotgun Club before going to Bear Creek tr ing and still had keys for the club building in his pocket authorities said. Phillips’ wrists and neck had been slashed, apparently with a knife and he had a cut on his foot, th jury feund in bringing in a ver- dict that death was self-inflicted Examination also revealed that the man had made a haphazard tour- niquet above the wound on the foot but Dr. W. W. Council said the tour- niquet was in such position that it would not stop the flow of blood ‘The following jurors served at the inquest called by U. 8. Commission- er Felix Gray: James Monagle, Lockie MacKinnon, William Bosch, Mort Truesdell, Ben Leaming and James McNaughton. Funeral services for Phillips will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow from the chapel of the Charles W. Carter mortuary with the Rev. John A Glasse officiating. Interment will follow in the Evergreen Cemetery. -, P o | STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YORK, Feb. 25. — Clo\m’lg. quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 11'%, American Can American Light and Power Anaconda 34%, Bethlehem Steel Commonwealth and Southern 1%, Curtiss Wright 4%, General Mo- tors 36'%, International Harvester 68%, Kennecott 397, New York Central 18%, Southern Pacific 20’ Cities Service 1'%, Pound $5.02. Si 5 5! DOW, JONES AVERAGES The following are today’s Dow, Jones averages: industrials 13158, up .73; rails 30.50, up 45; utilities 20.20, up 13, - RETURNING NORTH Mre, Hawley Sterling, wife of Assistant Chief Engineer Sterling of Senator Starts on Honeymoon Senator William H. Smathers, of New Jersey, is pictured at Washington Airport with his bride, the former Mary James Foley, after their surprise wedding at Fairfax, Va. 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Association Report on proceeds of the Tuber- culosis Seal Sale marked the meet- ing of the Alaska Tuberculosis As- sociation held last night in the of- fices of the Territorial Department of Health. Guy McNaughton, treasurer, an- nounced that the proceeds received to date total $4,286.88. Another meet- ing of the Association is to be called next month, according to E M. Polley, president, who presided last night. Syrup—No. 2!, cans 3 for 63e OATS ; Quick or Regular bbag 7’55 e o dozen in Sheopping Bag 89 3 for 39c \.-,-'--- ______ e rrrs CORN MEAL White or Yellow Ib. bag 45 HONEY Pure—Strained 5..59° 2,33 “i TOMATOES | in the evening. 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