The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 29, 1945, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ~ ; THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 5 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 |94§ 000 postoffice robbery in Sacra-| . o TV led States Circuit Court of Appeals 4 Have BusmesS and directed Kerr’s conditional release ¥ N on the grounds that he should have . e hean sentenced not on accumulated — 'S;E‘Egs'o;: e So(lal Meei Monday charges but on one charge to which “ " MILES PER HOUR he pleaded guilty. Kerr had served . i —— 11 years and nine months of a 27- | The Business and Drofessional + | year term in McNeill Island. | Women’s Club will meet Monday eve- 5 ning, at 8 o'clock. at the home of WIESBAD. Germany King‘ Mrs. Pearl Burford, over the Triangle Leopold of Belgium will leave the | Inn, for the regular social meeting, American occupation zone in Aus-‘ which is to be preceded by a short | tria on Monday and go to his forin- i business session, with Miss Cath- er home on Lake Genev ain Switzer- | erine O'Connor, President, presid- | land. He will travel under military | ing escort. As this will be the last meeting of R ; L the Club before Miss O'Connor leaves NEV? YORK-—A Stockholm broad- / g HIGHEST POINT REACHED for new assignment in Okla- cast heard in New Dork (by CBS) ¢ et : . BY MAN-72,395 FEET— hom ood attendance of mem- ammounced that the Nobel pi { % ANDERSON-STEVENS— bers is antic ed peace will be awarded this ye Fo : o 5. D - Nobel prize has not been R y ¢ the past five years. P CHICAGO--Another daughter has been born to the wife of Frad Snite, Amer. Legion and ROCKET LAUNCHED TUESDAY AP Newsfeatures OCKETS which could carry either conventional or i nites in five years. | | Z— ROCKET The American Legion Post No. 4, WASHINGTON — Canada’s Prime RECEIVING AERIAL —0 SR TR IITTING HERG e b aywhirs inithe and American Legion Auxiliary will Minister Mackenzie King and Presi- - NS 3 I fantasy. A stall officers for the coming year ent Tr y a conference | T ~ world are no longer fantasy. install officers for the coming yes dent Truman will hold a conference P N TRANSITTING WAVES ket, planned, but in joint installation ceremonies in Washington tomorrow. The Can- e N tcker Cotuml, 108 ST P T s e Monday night at 8 oclock, in the adian Prime Minister will arrive in st : o Rt Y i never launched, would ha Legion Dugout : Washington tonight . After seeing ! O .'WV:’S/_’\\ operated as shown ini the upper Waino Hendrickson, Department President Truman tomorrow morn- | - FROM RUCKET drawing prepared by the Air President, will act as installing offi- % g % ing, the Prime Minister will leave % o Power League. Below is a cer of the Legion, and Mrs. Ray TAPE ON ‘MRS. A MERICA" — While Gypsy Rose in the afternoon for New York where drawing prepared for the July, Peterman, Auxiliary Department 1€ (left) makes notes, a judge measures Mrs. Peggy Payne he will tak= off for London soon. 1944, issue of Radio Craft magazine which illustrates the operation of a radio controlled rocket. Gen. H. H. Arnold re- ported recently the Allies had (center) of Hapeville, Ga., successful contestant in the competi- First Vice-President, will be install- 2 o LSk A A bt ing officer for the Auxillary. A so- tion to pick a “Mrs. America” at Palisades Park, N. J, 5 ROME - The Fascist woman cial evening will follow the inst®la \ broadcaster who was known to Am- wlm. with refreshments being serv- jUNEAu VIS“.OR career and interest/in the develop- erican trops as Axis Sally has been | % ment of Alaska’s native peoples giv- convicted by an Italian military | - i e, oo o en emphasis along with a description tribunal today of dealing with the b - - developed such a '":."‘ < . g IS SURPRISE 'I'o of her personal views and traits. enemy. She was sentenced to four | ; TRANSIMITTER yame TRANSWITTER guided by television, wdle Mlss Shna Ho e io Mrs. Peratrovich's statements re- years and five months in prison. URNIA (e would find its target by radar. : p - Radio Craft artists say they ex- y garding the metropolitan character Sl e = : : o Wed Leo R Barrans (OI_ORADO IO‘WVN of Alaska’s cities and her picturiza-| gEATTLE—One of the mills shut . e : /N&‘CNFA’GE aggerated the size of the me- . s G TRUCK 'B tion of Alaska's resources evidentally qown by the striks of 60,000 AFL aggerated the site o 1he e- were surprising to her interviewer. | jonbe workere will set back int | chanicl fomtes i el Raihen i Fe s Jroy BETRMOVIOD, (ERLA EL08- i production Monday. The union says O nsus witarts rockets might go faster than A marriage license h: ident of the Alaska Native Sister- the Siler Mill Company of Seattle the earth and reach targets at sued by U. S. Commissioner Fe S A Gray to Mr. Leo Ronald Barrans, hood, as a traveler in Colorado, has met all union demands. and Miss Stina Harriet Hope, 18, revealed new facets concerning the i S a time earlier than the launch- [{f/‘/f&’T both of Juneau. people of Alaska to residents in that WASHINGTON — Ambassador G " GYROSCOPE el ing hour. ¥ The marriage ceremony will be Rocky Mountain State. e Spruille Braden went into confer- sclemnized tomorrow afternoon in In an extensive account of an in- LONDON—The War Crimes Tri- enc» with Acting Secretary of State | ____ . & - = ~ &t o, T R e i e i ry 2 o ranking | Acheson loday on the ATGentine| ,iition of the Foremen's Union.|Air Force would arrive in Tokyo | which joined Joseph B. Bigelow, of lu(Kv DAY Trinidad Daily Chronicle-News, and meeting October 8 in Berlin. the o The argument has halted work 11¥‘ within three or 1(:_\11 weeks to aid in th.(-:m C"f' and Dfn'uthy Maye PR e | (oASIAl AIR”NES appearing in that progressive news- War Crimes Executive Office an- WASHINGTON — President Tru- | More than 80 West Virginia anc | tl cupation of Japan " | Dodds, of Sumner, Wash; ‘A!\le-lnd- LI ;‘ “vx A ~x’1‘rl-?* s r‘:f’ paper’s issue of September 20, Mrs. nounced today. man is reported considering making | Pennsylvania mines. i 7 B L e ON HOONAH FLIGHT Peratrovicn is descrived as someone i a personal appeal today to the CIO | Tt R MOVEMENTS sl e Ot popialled gl ol i el 3 {unique in the experience of Color-| MOSCOW—An Izvestia dispatch oil workers and employers in an ef-| PITTSBURGH — The Chicago ka, from the Wi S B! oo e R e e adans—at least to the people of that from Khinan in northern' Korea, |fort to halt spreading ofl strikes.|Cubs clinched the National League | ward, Seattle-bound, may Lo BRRCE S B S pami il e o Alaska Coastal, in a fligh* 0 guall city in the southern part of across the bay from Port Arthur, The President might invite the con- | pennant today by defeating {he|sometime tomorrow. At noon, there| INVERNESS, Scotland-The mas- out of control when the brakes Hoonah yesterday, took the follow- the state, id today Soviet troops had dis- ferces to the White House in.an |Pittsburgh Pirates, 4 to 3, in the | had been no word received here as| ¢0t Of the Cameron Highlanders, a |snapped and for the next six g ing out-going passengers: Charles —pe writer apparently had expect- covered a ht Faucett, Dorothy Faucett, O. J. Blende and John W. Dawson » Japanese chemical effort to settle tl e differences. Sec- | first game of a double-header at|to her sailing from Cordova shaggy black collie “marching | blocks the outcome was anybody's ed to interview an Eskimo and was factory, built underground retary of Labor Schwellenbach is|TForbes Field this afternoon. It| Steamer North Sea, scheduled to | 810ng With a column of troops,|guess. : much taken by the “chic. well- sitting in on the conference, trans- | is the first flag for the Cubs since | arrive Monday morT trom the Stopped by the wayside to give| Piloting the machine through Incoming from Hoonah w groomed modern woman possessing N FRANCISCO—A member of ferred here from Chicago. 1938. south. g birth to two pu Then she ran heavy evening traffic, Lira man- Te: Peters, James Johnny, Fred much charm” that she found Trini- {hle Talihy" pene has won TR pi b to the head of the column. Five aged finally to stop the truck on a Anderson, G. A. Dressell, Chuck dad’s “interesting and unusual visit- his release from prison on a writ of | WASHINGTON — John L. Lewis| TOKYO—Australian Air Commo- v MIAN WEDS minutes later she delivered two grade after he had Johnson and Leonard Smith. or” to be habeas corpus. The prisoner, George ' today renewsd his offer to meet | dore F. R. W. Scl y performed at his | more pups. She repeated the per- but = > 5 | Outlined against a background of (Red) Kerr, had been convicted as with the soft coal operators in an | that more than 100 planes ar U. S. Commissioner | formance until eight were left Empire Want-ads bring results! Alaskan history, Mrs. Perotrovich's a member of the gang in the $234,- effort to settle a dispute over rec- personnel of the Royal Austra formed a ceremony 'along the road. O el il | et A o SUNDAY ——— SEPTEMBER 30 SUNDAY———SEPTEMBER 30 | $1.50 SUNDAY S ik sk et o Just ived he last boat—onc of | © @ g f Chicken Si ;. 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