The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 5, 1948, Page 6

PAGESIX ™ w o THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—TUNEAU, ALASKA MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1948 e e | a rape charge involvin .—wn» Al 5 S Amanda Cook and Miss Marguerite Carcl Beery Davi This GRAND jURY Id white .\;1 v.ull s\' l; vv;~v 10 (HIlDREN D‘,UELAS ’MOVlE SHOWN AI RAINBOW GlRlS Shaw, Jack Fargher, Carson Lawr- wdded a deal of beauty learned todav that he poste the snce and Art Mantyla i allatic bond last month and was freed N’4 ws |.|0NS (lUB lUN(H INSIA[[ATION s “.v(xlnim.{m\fHéwnm)m AR e (OP x’tNES IO ke M [D IQA!M e TODAV GOI_D ROOM f the newly installed Worthy Ad- to girls who had earned them d TS waiting charges v visor, were introduced in the East du he 6 I of goods i1 rstate com- | .m V& EASSE RICE RETURNS - SAIURDAY NlGHI and Mrs. Cuthbert was presented a ° e installation dance followed merce. They are c d with tt I Superintendent of | In the absence of President Mil- e » by Mae Cuthbert. \nd was attended by a large number Ek?’g A(TIOM i 'w)w. of jackets being I F'? fi:;g 'w 1 urned on Sat- ! ton Furn Vice-President Dr s e . : Mrs. Hazel Mantyla was installed | gno pronounced it a great success. | ¥ 5 Coa B 8 B i ¢k {rom an_ emer- | John Geyer presided at the regulas ation of officers for the Mother Advisor for the ensuing'ree i tilke. Were BAEUA A5 | EeWw i & were crew x; u Wi States quring | luncheon meeting of the I € term was held arday | vear, conducted to the East and w v n.[ ,.,“,'-."" i \,4, o e ot i C : Jidayst ealisd by|Club in the Biranof’s Gold Room at the Scottish Rite Ten presented With & gorsage by the Te- | . et i ¢ AL ot 30,8an| Py odn rder of Rainbow for Girls & Worthy ‘Advisor Bornte Ches- , , PR . 4 8 ¢ 8%igress was given by Mrs. Gladys Tuckett was install- Before Current Session Do 5% Dot rre | Wheels=Horrible Trag- = oo meidt vegan his duties as 5:15 this atternoon. and Joe Wern. | stapier, atter which she ntroduc Mother Advisor o |N(REASED BY THREE b s i ! ¢ i ja the Douglas School this er reporte at suitable insults|y.. incialling officers, who were as this next year and was also con- of Oraanization ClRn0 S e edy 0(“"5 in Ohm ifter the resignation of form- were being prepared for the Ki- goowg: Prosiding Officer, Worthy ducted to the East and presented Dunmg WEEKEND 3 \\zi.“ i \‘n‘-:uv of Ry | janitor T. H. Robinson. v\;].:m m,‘;i::u ‘:;()wxl‘::x111':(!’:;:;4‘”\‘\:::[1 Advisor Bonnie Chesney; Chaplain corsage by Bonnie Chesney Feder: Bound over on charges of grand; ARCHBOLD, O, Jan 1 s :‘.xn.jnxg Toea R fels die e o g Dora Sweeney, Sub Deputy pree babies arrived on the scene 4 he at larceny are: Mitchell Rocovich, | thought the track was cle Jesse IT'S A BOY ! e Recorder, Mary Jean Sofoulis, and ¢ 4) the Rainbow Assemblies in Al- ; Hos- i £ b - i 2 i fod : # + and Mrs. Glok: e Art Hedges was appointed to the nricicjan, Mrs. Carcl Beery Davi ; yver the weekend 5 Hos m James Carpenter and Frank “Bucky” | W aid today in explaining how ' Mr. and irkham | o thall Tournament Committe 7 ka. was presented in the East and pia) Mys, Joh baby lta. O is, all of Juneau, and Robert C.|the New York Central's “Chicago- | 8! id parents of a baby o nounced that so The following 1948 cificers were given a corsage by Past Worthy Ad- e TRE Y 1 ounces, t anel of un yon and Jack Chris Lokke, both | fan” passenger train- smashed his | bo erday aftermoon, Jan. | " 00" o0 T Rove signified theip Installed nie Chesney, at which time ' yor, a¢ 9:57 2. m., Jan 3 a farm bobsled, killing 10 children 3 birthday of the mother, |/ " "\ " ontering the tourna-| Worthy Advisor, Mae Cuthbert; she d her appreciation A Bab bov was born to Mr. and ed into 1d Jury will report the (cf three neighbors and seriously | the former Mary Wendling. ~The oo > Worthy Associate Advisor, Patricia su the parents were giv- np Roland Burrow 1:19 a. m, ¢ ) consider activities of its previous day to|injuring two others, one of them first son of the young couple "Guests st the luncheon were Pat Balog: Charity, Hele ing the bow daughters T R T & GHohy any iness which Judge Folta in U. S. District (‘uurl his daughter weighed in at 7 pounds and 15 Wilhelm, member of the Hope, Sheila MacSpadden . 3 brought b the secret at 10 a. m. each day Wyse and his 13-year-old son,| OV and has becn named James agway Ohamber of Commerce an Davis; Recorder, Patricia bsredicppplsr T e Kirkham t present, 17 persons have 22 Members on Jury j yhom the father believed Arthur Kirkham, honoring his SSEFRY =00 2 Treasurer, Harriet Maut- S Ve 8 eIy erese baby boy e N e P Rl S | 3 et b o fatlie . sap X GHEE cLean, and Eckley g e AL addenda by the offi a o the Grand Jury The following are members of the 00 young and inexperienced” to 8reat-grandiather James Oscar o . ThHe meeting was con- Stad: Chaplain, Roberta Messer- e s - He tipped 1. Another case, that of Grand Jury; David Ramsay, Ellis|take the tractor-drawn sled out Kikham, and grandfathers Glen = ...” oo™ oo o schmidt; Drill Leader, Bonnie Bell d served with her. A gift was R Frank Keler who was arrested in C, Revnolds, Dorls A. Stewart and | himself, were not hurt. The boy A Kirkham ahtl Bes Az~ 5 S0 STOR s TR T :;,‘ MUSIMAR, Aint Toitka en. {S1ron, from. the asselEbi Fid e Ketehiknn on & Mann Act violation | Gegat Whiteside, Juncan; Bdith B. | leaped to safety from. the rear of|thur Wendiing, and {H8Uiflatner, | BOCKIEs. Joantei by AecLean OF Lo 0 ™ onoirinitetor, b Mo- | oy, Yoy O iRl wes Friday, may also be brought up for Barras, Jessic K. Fraser, Marcus F. | the sled Glen James Kirkham | BRI Glve KRS Shown, Ly Cuertn. o ey oresented by the new Worthy Ad- y action Jensen, Margaret E. A. Pearce, Alice | 1 yuet stiffened in my seat on| MOt and son are reported ety Contidentinl GUstF¥RE inrih Ania. | 1120F Mae C uthbert i Not all of the 17 cases may be E, Poor and Anton J. Reiss, DOUg- | the tractor” the father said. “The G0N nicely, and father, al- | KO NOTES erson; Outer Observer, Sanda M- ifts were presemed both the Dr. Ma returned brought before the Grand Jury. It Jag 'train hit the sled. tore it loose thoush haggard, did pull “through Sp"Al Crea; Keevers of Paraphernalia her Advisor and Associate Moth- Sat 1t s’ visit in # is possible, under the law, that some Nelle Aragon, Rayonld G. Burke. | yrom the tractor 'and" hurlea .i¢|the event E Stender and Wanda Nelson; er Advisor by Mrs. Dora Sweeney |the States Optem- of them may agree to waive indict- David L. Dennard, Colna Long, and jown the tracks.” | Admitted to v:e St. Ann's Hos- Page, Lynn Bodding; Flag Bearer, and Mrs. Mary Jeanette Cowling etric C d spent ment and will submit to prosecution Mrs. Lottie Peters, Sitka; John Fee | o yoiced was scattered for a EAGLES MEET TONIGHT pital for medical attention over the Ann Reischl; Standard Bearer, Shir- | Claire Folta sang “The Lord’s!the h ents in by an i 1 filed by the U. S. and Sivert Larsen, Petersburg: | i q1500 the rh'.hl-ol-wuv m\', weekend were Rador Pekovich, Mrs. ley Casperson Pray accompanied on the organ Oregon Distri It is also prob- George Kasko, Haines; Stanley W.| o= i) 0y wocter Onio town, A regular meeting of F.OE, Flora Williams and Earl Knepper., Color Stations: Love, Mary Lou able that the Grand Jury may con- jJekill, Lynn Canal; Mrs, G. W Two of the victims were ground Atrie No. 117, will be held this R. R. Clvde and Emery Merrill were Fagerson; Religion, Lila May Allen; ! sider other matters in addition to Hecker, Skagwav; Leonard Davis poo.o the wheels of the train,| €vening in the Eagles Hall. The admitted for surgery. iNature, Alice McCrea; Immortality the cases which are already p_ond— and Johnny F. Fawsett, Hoonah No train passengers were injured meeting to begin at 8 o'clock. Discharged was Mrs. Willam Carmen Mantyla; Fidelity, Terry NEEDLECBAFT & J“NIOB SH@P J ing. It has the power to investigate B | and' f “oontinala to Oliloags after — Twenhofel on Saturday Snethen; Patriotism, Shirley El- | almost anything it “wishes. Some { = e bt ) N Mrs. Nancy Lee and baby girl were stad; Service, Joan Sabin . observers believe that it may in- |2 57-minute delay. 0.E.S. MASONS INSTALL Hilots o TAE RS 4 Governthent ® | vestigate law enforcement activities ersons n By that time, witnesses said,| Nugget Chapter No. 2, OES. and LISCTERECE Sabarday. Choir: Mary Louise Whitaker fl!lvaii)s Yo‘.", ¢ which Judge Folta has strongly cri- E nearly had blotted out all| Gastineaux Lodge 124, will install ¥ Marjorie Williams, Betty Mantyla LA ticized as being “lax.” e ce of the tragedy, which officers in a joint ceremony to- Fioi- HOONAH Lois Lawrence, Sally Ruth Crooks, ‘ O M Oabe occurred at 1:30 p. m. (EST) yes- ' morrow night in Eagles Hall. s viasng Sylvia Lister, Geneva Parsons, Mari- Come in and look over the many items that Cases pending include a first de- pencer en “‘““j“ye e e o5t To sble Mrs. Albert Greemewald of Hoo- }vn Isaak,- Louise Grant, Connie & g rder charge against Bugene 5 originally to take oS MO0 Williams, Mary Cuthbert, Y [Z.p.\[;;:y]::\’,‘:c‘u\(mi‘f\r: pelitinis Aitin {the youngsters out Saturday, but, Noreen Andrews lost a pup and "D 13 "’O"p'fi‘m‘m" Juteau. e b Ad::-:.mx.mA\-"dxlfi are needed in Junior's everyday life » Nelson in the murder of Jim Ellen was unable to do so until yester- didn't know where to find it. At NOTICE Gillham, Ruth Posey, Beverly Black L A for which the latter has already oa rec e day. His son, Jon, told Highway |least, not until this noon when .. NOW®IER = 0 Marjorie Malcolm, Aleda Warner, Fy been convicted TatrolmBl B (ARG O daxe the the 31 month old Husky, missing o7 "o, “wed., Jan. 7, 2 o'clock @nd Jeanette Stephenson Many items are now being displayed at a saving to e Hancoox W pmbu,mf blo (Continued 1:om Page One) ‘{“i‘ ‘“‘”u'“h;r:s::{,;‘: :?:v(:wéd " {f":‘dnl;; 1.«;1‘1(‘;2“;12\:;. ‘Kif;s ::w:; at Alaska Electric Light & Power Advisery Board vou, as our inventory must come down to make way :1\‘115011:;70:“:“::““l'l‘l.‘:;’:)‘lfi:uo‘f"_";b‘z‘:”‘l | e 1) 'M"“pmd e S ' pent House. 76 2t A\u;lnf;wn;:r gilclA(I;i.s(;rl_\"Y;;:u;il for spring merchandise arrivals. o is ex-wife, Kirsten, Oscar J. Ben- the point with the survivors of the | crossing and thought the tracks, The pup had disappeared a SN s ALC MM I alyE S N AT D his wife. Florence, both of Spencer. They were thrown into were clear couple o1 days ago with a leash FELEELAY (SO NITY Jeadikis LoV DR, FUclE TR Wenos Mail Orders Receive Prflmpi Attention Sitka have also been bound over to the water Saturday night when thelt | * I started up the tractor again, attached to its neck, and Noreen And Ladies Auxiliaty meet to- Norma Telquist, Ruth Folta, Janice i i | answer charges of negligent homi- surf boat capsized in heavy seas as|and just as it was clearing the was plenty worried. Poor said that HiEhE (0G0 dn hEELRHRD ZIRIL 10 MacBpaddel HesH At . EDNEL e arising from the death of their they were attempting a rescue. | tracks, 1 saw the train bearing the dog had almost turned wilq 'mStall officers. 160,14 Hasel Mathiine berginy aelh eight months’ old son, Richard, on The temperature was reported be- | down on the sled,” he continued. during its short freedom and was g 2 Christmas Da low zero at the wreck scene today. “It was horrible.” enticed back to its owner only by ‘w= William Eylar, is out of jail on A storm swept the area yesterday the temptations of a good meal } $ By R : o g $5.000 bond, pending a hearing on With winds up to 60 miles an hour, Veterans — Federal and Territorial Agencies — Municipalities — Non-Profit Institutions thwarting rescue efforts. WELL BABY CONFERENCE General Public The marooned Navy men are from The Douglas Well Baby Confer- the tug Mataco. They are Lieut. ence will be held on Tuesday, (j.g) E. J. Kratochvil of Washing- January 6, from 2 to 4 p. m. at ton, D. C. and two enlisted men. | the Douglas Public School Miss Joe Jones of Seultl(‘v. S“””"‘ff’"d' Mae Krueger Public Health ent of the Chignik Fisheries Com- rirce. it be b ohebis oF. te pany's canne Chignik, received el . a message today from Chignik which 1&- b /‘ 1Y ol S S B e St ! . ’_, 1. L) ‘ JUNEAUITES RETURNING l‘n\. Navy earlier re- em |3 Ukner \ )(:.\1:;:1 \x:, Offering ALO-O70L-88 A S T T (Continued Saat Ohn) uver next Friday, January 9, on <o o o - “ sengers and cfew as follows: Cuptain s b Princess Norah, for thelr homes Final Offering of Surplus Property ngers and clew w plin.- e the proposals in Juneau. Both have been south Axel Carlison, Jacob Osbekoff, Bert poocqo . o T oy T reside ruman will outline on|ior over two months visiting arson, William _ Skonberg, DAN e dnesday in nual state o Sy L mmmmmam OCut of the 2“’:’;“:‘ “2;:\ ‘:;(:;“:;;‘ljp“‘fw‘n the-Union mess SEATTLE VISITORS i '_\'Il‘;‘ St bfis Satvi Sm‘“m' The Chief Executive will go to Frauk Wright, Jr. A. H. 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