The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1939, Page 8

MRS. HERMANN SUES MARSHAL AND BONDSMAN Judgment Turned Over to! Wrong Party, Alleges Woman Atforney United States Marshal William T. Mahoney and the Shattuck| Agency, agents for his bondsman, | are sued for $400, interest and costs in a suit filed in District Court| today by Mrs. Mildred Hermann. Mrs. Hermann alleges in her complaint that Deputy Marshal Walter Hellan collected a $300 | judgment which she says was pre- | | viously assigned to her and ‘wrong- | | fully and illegally converted the| money to satisfy a default judg-| ment” against her client, Oscar Redden. Marshal Mahoney says he exe- | cuted the attachment at order of | ! the Court and turned the money | | over to the Clerk of Court. What | | happened to it after that he doesn't | | know and it isn't any of his busi- | ness, he says. | | Redden was defendant in a di- | vorce case brought by Mrs. Violet | Ryan Redden. Represented by Mrs. | | Hermann, he won a $300 judgment | and assigned it to his attorney in July, 1938. The decree was signed Jast March and execution issued in April. Mrs. Hermann states in her | suit that she paid a fee of $3.10/ to Hellan. { Chance! &vd SALE ENDS . SATURDAY. Pl | | Americas No.1 Cigarette FOR MORE SMOKING PLEASURE Straight down the fairway for what smokers want, Chesterfield gives you real/ mildness, a dif- ferent and better taste and a more pleasing aroma. Chesterfield’s blend of the world’s best cigarette tobaccos is the topflight combination for more smok- ing pleasure. You'll enjoy every one you smoke. | CANADA SANITARIAN | OCEANIC BRINGS T2 EREGES OB 1~ nowes TODAWSON, 15,000 POUNDS; Sophie Tucker [srocx uermmons | | Enroute to Dawson to inspect the| Two pA(KERS I" " ! RE(O"SIR“ ‘IEDiwat.er supplies of common carriers Il |in the Yukon Territory, A. H.l Cold storage workers were mop- P R A c —iI_B-d " R | Perry, District Engneer of the De-!ping up the tail end of unusually . R. A. Lalls bids on ke- e —— HOLDEN MAKES | POLARIS RUN Alex Holden flew a Marine Air- s plane to Tulsequah this morn- | ing with four passengers, while| Shell Simmons, of Alaska Air| Transport, was to come in (romj Sitka, where he remained over-, night, if the weather lifts. Holden flew Frank Lombardo, | Dan Jakinchuk, Victor Gober and | A. Jensen to Polaris today. Yes-| terday, Holden flew Joe Surina, N. Ritchie and J. Cruikshank to the mine after the arrival of the Princess boat. On his return from an island trip - yesterday afternoon, Holden brought in John Guerro from Su- perior, and Pedro Grajido and Od- in Klatt from Hawk Inlet. —————————— MOVE QUARTERS FLORSHEIM SHOES We haven't skimmed off the cream, held back on new styles, or built up odds and ends to make a scle! Our Florsheim stuck is complete; size ranges are adequate; only the price tickets have been changed. pi THE GREATEST FLORSHEIM VALUE s- W47 AR A Sate Phices! | w SOME STYLES s8§5 H. S. GRAVES “THE CLOTHING MAN" Coprright 1939, Liceerr & Mysas ToBACCO Co. NEW YORK, Aug. 2. — Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 7%, American Can 101 American Power and Light 57, Anaconda 27%, Bethlehem Steel 63%, Commonwealth and Southern 3, Curtiss Wright 5%, General Mr. and Mrs. Gene Covey yes- terday moved their residence to the Polley Apartments on Eleventh Street where they are at home to Exclusive Agent for Florsheim Shoes | partment of Pensions and Nation-| heavy fish landings of the last few |al Health of Canada, passedidays today, with 8000 additional their many friends. WE'VE A WINDOW FULL OF THINGS HE NEEDS AND WANTS MOST. CARRIAGES: Among the many types of buggies in our display you're sure to find the one that best suits your needs, at a reasonable price: SULKIES $7.95 COLLAPSIBLE rubber-tired CARRIAGES $13.75 to $22.50 with double-acting springs. FOR OLDER TOTS: A Springy Chair Automatically helps tend to your babe. Strong cloth seat and toy tray cover re- move to laun- der—only $4.75 FEETERBABE TABLES and CHAIRS —— TRICYCLES —— WAGONS —— SCOOTERS and TOY CARS REMEMBER: Our store is playtime center for your boy or girl. . Juneau - Young Hardware Co. Your child will enjoy himself or herself healthfully'if you give him a pair of ROLLER SKATES now. Or— you may find some- thing more suitable in our big selection of play sets— | through Juneau yesterday on the couver. His sanitary work is car- | building Trestles Nerth Of Peterson Creek | ried on in a district extending from % | the Washington border to the Arc- i Plans for reconstruction of all | tic Ocean. {bridges on ‘the Glacler Highway | | from the Peterson Creek bridge io | Eagle River were announced today | {by the Public Foads Adminisira-| -After & complete overhaul, Mary ' 4 | Joyce's little seaplane will soon be | tion. | s h will be ned | ready for a test flight. Mary Joyce gAu‘;‘\?s’t ozx: $ue e e | bought the Aeronca training ship % | formerly owned by the Gastineau Twelve treated timber : % |are included in the project, | Channel Flying Club and will use | which the Administration has 1000 available, according to Di ;Euglneer M. D. Williams. gt FIXING PLANE trestles for $35,- | istrict | River Lodge and Juneau. - R s | The Book ALASKA, Kevised and | - | Empire classifieds pay. Choose Yours Now!? 'NEW FALL COATS "Tomorrow's We are now showing, for a few days only, several models select- ed from the new fall and winter coat styles which we are pleased to offer for your approval and in- spection. Any- orders you may wish to place can be filled within a short time. These models show a variety of designs and matarials all of which are expected to be most popular during the comina season. Included are several of the fitted coats with flared skirts which highlight the trend for fall. We believe the materials and tail- oring of these coats to be exceg- tional. Princess Louise. Perry lives at Van-| it in commuting between her Tuku\ ‘;pounds of salmon and 15000 pounds more of halibut adding to | their work. | | The packer North Light brought | in 5,000 pounds of salmon and the | troller Vyella = brought in 3,000 pounds. The halibuter Oceanic came in with 15,000 pounds of halibut that |sold to Alaska Coast Fisheries at 7.10 and 5. | Halibut boats Ina J., 12,000, Syl- via, 10,000, and Addington, 9,000, unloaded cargoes from yesterday,| | selling at seven and five. CONFIRMED | WASHINGTON, Aug The Senate has confirmed the renom- ination of Judge Harry Pratt of the Fourth Judicial District of Alaska. | ——r— | The Book ALASKA, Revised and | Enlarged, Now On Sale; $1.00. 2 * Jiggs Special Tomorrow CORNED BEEF and CABBAGE FOR LUNCH | | | | | at the BARANOF Fealures Hi - Speed Calrod surface cooking units. Select-a-Heat Calrod Unit with five cooking speeds. 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FIREIN KOSPITAL |' PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Aug. 2— | Doctors and nurses prevented panic Miss Tucker is President of the | among several hundred patients to- American Federation of Actors and ' gay as fire raged for almost four which the was parent Performers Union cently suspended by Te- hours in the basement of the Ger- | mantown Hospital before it was body of the AFL Screen and Rudlo‘ brought under control. ! Performers Union, | Pive firemen were overcome by | Her suspension came after the the smoke and fumes that resuled suspended Actors Union had obtain- | from the burning oi bandages and ed a charter from the Stage Hands motion | picture projectionists and Hollywood" Union which controls the technical unions. Her suspension is likely to bring | fon a jurisdictional fight which will threaten all Broadway productions and all Hollywood studios A D The Book ALASKA, Revi Enlarged, Now On Sale; $1.00. 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