The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 16, 1947, Page 2

THE P \(x[ l\\() e e DAILY ALASKA EMPIR JUNEAU, ALASKA SDAY, JULY 16, 1947 Alaska H 3070 TURNS OVER POLYGAMOUS (RAB HOLAD'SGUETS FRED MACHETANL KIWANAVS PANNG If flaj I ind Mr Sam Cotton were aska hiere \ TAKES TEN WIVES, JOWEAU BODSTERS yy jyNggy ppiop, PIMIC O% MUGUST 3,75, 36 it mcrning at 8:50 o'clock at St. Ann's H - L‘N h 4E H!UHWAY Mrs. M. J. Shields and Lenor E u oIng Joilit STATES BIOLOGIST 5"+t 10 TRAVELING EAST ! One of Two wvd Trast: ts of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hol- A et W e RN One of Two Aboard Treat felds is Mrs. Holland e o §0p t i out the sex life of the Miss Williams is 8 . ORT o N e lacer 3 b 2ms " d for Lace Dungc ¢ were unvelled in| piece Wellknown Pam?er, Writ- . 24-Hour e i { | 1 ay as the result of a . ; ° 0 o'Clock e Head, Face nd Neck : i A The two women, in the week the o iy Clock T Wil .:v Service from Fred C ed” Juneath I)ut ‘. A b, ¢ Blair. They o ™ o b % thd ~Btite irmed Junea O ar o 4 s L jack Cleaver. biolorist at the State of {HReC S e e Is Here with Wife by M i Ihane Washington Fisheries Laboratory in ol Uggen. . 4 e : H p scenery. They will th . L \ 1 Cleaver said that the male Dun-|Aleutian on “’i“i‘;‘ Fred Machetanz, wellknown paint- | included furtt » WEATHER FORECAST e I I ' ss crab is polygamous and can er and writer on Alaskan ¢ )i . (Juncay and Vieinity) . v 1 desires of ten females. JOHN AHLERS HERE arrived in Juneau on the 3 s Fair but with some in- e : Cléaver, sald thab ‘this feck willy: yob %y pter sormer ownieh of [H°/ARL Tl mMrRrtivecyils Salaipiky o crease in cloudiness tonight e O - ‘ ossity of too strict pice & Ahlers Company, is In Ju-|Will visit here before go- Home o and Thursday. Not much e G 1 ke e taking of male| . today on his way south:He is/ I8 to New Where they Wwill, ter will be.e th 2 change in temperature e " representative ¢ pl ;g be ure. tour vision of C e PRECIPITATION ° s R representative for plumbing anc %4 0 5 4 i heating supply companies and ha Wo! Spnk ',h: \»1}11( 08 0. 8 2 Bbue since . § ¢ . DIVORCE SUIT FILED keen traveling to the westward. He “¥ A e s v ol b McGilton has tiled suit for | will stcp off in Petersburg and | 7 Y[‘;‘“ % l.[ "~'~( = Se h‘. Kiwanian of Wen- | o since ® w 1 d McGilton in | Ketchikan on his return to Seattle Seb wt TOACH piEss <ur- | atehee, Wagh, ° L D re. The suit Ahlers veports that Mrs. Ahlers Shelr Wiliter, Sists WHNE Mrs. B OOk ¢ I L B R LR L R ] They were mother, Mrs. Jessie Baker is ser Hetgn 0 Ry R g loto- ins L ent G WARSIRT . L we on August | ously. fll. Mrs. /Baker is"living with the preparation of a new Henry DENIED CITIZENSHIP o ¢ 10 children. No the Ablers in their home, on Cap- | ajicka. i ¢ p . t s involved itol Hill, Seattle. S His s, ik Balink 5 oy ¥ Anieiean, A sUDjo. OF Se- A + —n - s Gk o Micheta, A Aosmen - 8. Navy i {en, was denied U. S. citizenship v officer, met his wife in Juneau last PO Pt g Tk ' Guck t 1 1 U. 5. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU year on 1 the MS Estebeth ey o ¢ . W . F. K possis i JUNEAU, ALASKA e was visiting Alaska for the (QND“'ON OF RUTH o o i i Fo Ketchikan, P: 8. M 1 : WEATHER BULLETIN first time. Mrs. Machetanz is from A . ¥ ced 110 HATA FOR 24 HOURS ENDED AT 4:30 A, M., i20TH MERIDIAN TIME Johncon City, Tenn. They C distance of at Max. temp. TODAY January Una last | Lowest 4:30am. 24hus. Weather at N % § ion 24 hrs* | temp. temp. Precip. 4:30 axn. at 47 52 ) Clear the ice of the I fifi{;}i?( HT 36 0 Cloudy night Lo Tt 'or okt sute Ylas FooH JLARILS vl 08 Cloudy small 8 foot by 6 foot Hospl o - i P i - ° Fog with three Eskimos, Machetanz de R e bated: that (t4& ; irex Tow MARE fl A 0 c cribed the arrangement by to determine the re- C W M 1 1 : 0 Clear ing “when one person tu sheradidh: e Aatdin E: 3 1 AR 4 (AYS 0 (;xuél : everyone else had to turn Sk il e el witt Westport Road ; e Trage 2 et he motion pictures will | 4 few days. i b3F 0 in their lecture tour which will be-| . The woman is suffering frum a S - r ick 0 New York City a will | pa: the main trunk i “:}‘“ P take them to the West Coast by légs as the result of I‘safn‘g’: HOES DOUGEAS B o o e B 2 Cy:l cagent We ¢ upply you with ‘ E‘ ge PN 0 ouds LS e - 4 g CURRIN-GREENE HAND MADE of Natural University Histor in New ittstur enee: gh in Pi Hall in also at Town WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED COURT NEWS & - ol : dt ¢ g FOR BIVORCE, y-Py: Olty. 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