The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 7, 1939, Page 8

LOCAL GIRL - IN TOILS OF LAW-DOUBLE Deputy Seeks Negress on One Charge, Lafer Files Another y Silvers, about 30, Negress something about what ger 1 ;the same. case is Joaquin A. Cabo, about 32, Filipino. He is also held Silvers are married, but not to each other, the eomplaint states. ——i FORESTER DUE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 7, 1939. |BOARD ELECTED FROM SKAGWAY | The Forest Service launch For- ester is due back in Juneau tonight from Skagway with three Federal | officials. Oliver T. Edward, Fores Service biologist, is returning afte planting trout eggs in Dewey Lake. , Carol Erskine, clerk in the Distirct Ranger's office is returning from | § leave. Dr. George Dale of the Office of Indian Affairs is also a passen- .o PROUD PARENTS A baby girl was born yesterday afternoon at St. Ann's Hospital to ety Retired for Duration of the in lieu of $250 bail. Cabo and Mrs. | i o War ! | :Radio-Sonde Work Is Ex-| BY CHAMBER AT SESSION TODAY | plained by Weather ‘ Bureau Assistant ' varkey DinfiérA&dsw Colorful Climax fo | Lutherapfesfivali Climaxed by the turkey dinner| held last evening at the Lutheran Church, the bazaar was acclaimed a success by all who attended the| festivities of the past two days. | { | An Executive Board consisting of Horace Adams, Charles D. Beale, Charles W. Carwer, George W. Fol- ta, Wellman Holbrook, Dr. M. J Whittier and Keith Wildes was elected today by the Juneau Cham- e to serve in 1940. to the board is places Tom Dyer, Over 200 persons dined at last evening’s affair which was held between 1 and 7 o'clock. Mrs. John | Newman was in charge of the| | kitchen for the dinner and the din- | ing “‘room was supe. sed by Mrs. W. A. Rasmuss t | tractively decoratec | slon with tapers in rgreen I ers and individual ski scenes. The “Scandinavian Tea” held _EDANCE affairs held in Juneau during the past year. 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