The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1948, Page 6

Eh - emelImM{ * 1S CANDIDATE FOR THE DAILY AL /\SKA FMPIRF JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1948 received it Blue " PAGE SIX HANCOCK GUILTY; oot e o W. EYLAR ENTERS i \GLASKA POTTERS T0 220, *14. .., 5"/ AWVS CARD PARTY TO R m! January 19 BE HElD JAWUARY 23|22 e “doy “nuraery, tne Office Box 316 by of ckets and Ivm may call Mrs D GMIES 0" D'SPLAY A s ainmer YAW ON ALASKA l a | For the educational program,| The ber sponsored nel = N T u“_TY plEA N Y GENERAI_ - [ Mrs. Henry Harmon will tell of|py the Women's Volun- | contribution Leslie Yaw of the Sheldon J COMPEIIHON Now | ‘The reguiar monthly meeting of| her visit to the Red Wing Pottery ... e | CARE | son scn is a nor « —— > ) it Potters will be held|Company in Minnesota g T i 5 boun€ | oard the Alaska, Gerald -Williams, Anchorage at- Rodrilh: At e Governor's House on Friday eve- pinc Meeks Defense Aftempfs) LOOMING, ALASKA o, oms i e b sy Jariuary 13, at 8 - g o r ‘ s il B ac mey Genera = i e el ! . ir SITEANS ON ALASKA '0 Sub Oena.’ Ed ar Y dacy for ney General on the |, p"p NOTIUCE T _ja | KA s s : . ! ticket, according to an Sl o i ckets have been mailed to Mrs. Cl ! Conway and wife and E q ¥ i TOUREST BuslNESS announcement made at a banquet| All members wi e A g they | AWVS members, and it is reque Y L. Carter and wife, of Sitka, are g !;OCVE», FBI Chief . last Monday by to know that the sl ' ed that either the d home-bound on the present north d on, Divisional Com- glazes rece tickets be ret E. P ¢ bound trip of ‘the Alaska ; i e com- mittee chairman, the statement ap- pearing in the Anchorage Daily §= e e emiem mnoemo : 1 Times | H will run in the April | ! inst Almer J. Peter- mmm- i, mmmm L | attorney of Anchor- | ! Al ione. Were| The Tiues ‘mys the ottice & | TOMORROW NIGHT H Maritime ttorney General will be vacated | v i ! P e of the Ralph Rivers who has announc- ' AT 10 O'CLGCK | former \\1.1 not seck re-election. i ™ THE ship is a graduate of the | b : ¢ now in of Washington, came | C l 0 “ALE H to ma to Alaska in 1930 to accept a | ° Heo ® = ! cted that r and is expected to school teaching job at McGrath. § * | al should at the con- | be ready by May 1 for service be- Later he returned to Washington ' ] % 1 of the mur and perjury tween ttle and Southeast Alaska , and was graduated from the law 3 1 / Al Vel eyl i Music by Leo Navarro and | ERNJOY WARMTI AND COMEORT : ; y npany will invite bids for | He served as U. S. Commissioner | i | H S. District ation work from shigyards at Hoonah and was assistant U. Hls Dreamlanders | Bear Seat Hea)‘mg Sysiem ., Jr., Judge|on both coasts. S. attorney. for the third judi- | | H in !’ i i ed that LaMoore be tried | Swanson said tho vessel will be cial district from October, 1942, - ' EXClus“’elY in The PaCkard Chppers (nxlxltho CfO::lusi;n of | operated primarily as a passenger until May, 1943. Later he left the ! uA k ih F lk Wh Bd W-th” r trial of George Harri-|carrier, Cargo will be limited to government service and joined the § 2 | 1 r o e | o G st e o | Public Invited ‘ gl raigned at 10 a.m., Monday 2 St L private practice ] % ' eek from today. TAKES OWN LIFE : | e . arrive here tomorrow David James, 16, of Hoonah, was \ p— pr— b sy Dert o 8, f S | MR . || o el ! vioxs @ — povnie — @ ruox arshal Sid Thompson last nignt with a 25-35 rifle lay- H i g 3 romuen e it B ne v |70 SEGUNE SNIOYON | . 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