The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 11, 1948, Page 1

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” VOL. LXVIL, NO. 10,808 JUNEAU, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY' 11, 1948 : MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE TEN CENTS LAMOORE IS ASPARENT, MOST 0 AMERICANS SAID SENTENCED TO 1o ge raiures Eugene LaMoore aiias Austin Rol- | sald today. Reason The increase in lan was sentenced this afternoon to divorce and juvenile and adult de- Le hanged on April 30 in the Juneau ! linquency Federal Jail. LaMoore was found| Dr. Bdward A. Strecker, Chairman guilty last Thursday of taking part of I Psychiatry Division of the in the first degree murder and rob- National Research Council \s:n’ned} groceryman Jim Ellen in In interview that | 22, 1946 | s parents, He was implicated in the crime failures. They fail to instill self-re- by Austin Nelson, who convicted liance in their children. Children last April of the same crime and who grow into emotionally immature will be hanged on March 1 in the adults unable to meet r sponsibilit- same place. 4 les. | LaMoore had the unusual distinc- Somewhere along the line,” Dr. tion today of hearing his death sen- Etrecker declared, “we have lost our tence pronounced twice by Judge spiritual values, Through technol- LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11 - bery of Juneau on Dec. forgot to ask the convicted man if Dr. § cker is here to address then asked for a statement before to to the maternal apron he nad keen framed and wished 1.53 HIGHWAY (op by verdicu of the jury. LaMoore was under the directions of U. S. Mar- the Territorial Board of Road Com- McLean who intend to file an appeal and A. P. “Bob” Brandt of Fairbanks. tually be promoted to Sergeant and tenced to life imprisonment today- gineer will centinue as Chief of the found gu on Feb. 2 for the fir: Metealf declared that he had been Meeks had been found guilty of the'ed that he could purchase a two, was appealed and the U. S. Circuit: 10 Anchorage. Metcalf said, how- trial story house, also pre-fabricatad Judge Folta. Nc appeal is being con- | Jr. | except for the operator. He said that “no.” to kegin vice, George W. Folta. Before a crowded ogical advances we have achieved courtroom, the sentence was im-'a highly materialistic civilization he had anything to say. la postgraduate assembly of gyneco- Court was called into session again logists and obstreticians. He blamed. the imposition of sentence. He after they should be ed the ecurt to hold up the independent individuals. present it. ' Jude Folta told LaMoore that the ritence o e preeenen e GET PROMOTIONS very quiet:and compesed compared FROM IERR!IUR to his previous court appearances going to and“from the courtrooms.'men were promcted to the rank of shal Wiiliam T. Mahoney between' mijcsioners consisting of the Gover- the hours of 9 am. and 12 noon on nor, T Hight Engin- LaMoore was defended by atlor- man Emmett Botelho, of Juneau: within the next few days. ! Engineer Frank A. Metcalf reveal- e E BT ed today that the Road Board is LIFE IMPRISONMENT e i an oot Lieutenants. Promotions will be bas- oIS, ed on length of service, he in a Federal Penitentiary when he Highway Patrol until such time as appeared before Judge Georgs W. the responsibility becomes too heavy degree murder of Clarence J. Camp-istymied in his efforts to secur= hous- Leil on Dec. 10, 1945 ing for the Highway Patrolman at same crime. He was convicted in'story pre-fabricated house from the 1945 and sentenced to life imprison-. U. S. Army at Seward for $400 which Court of Appeals remanded the c ever, that Anchorage lator costs back to Juneau on a re-trial because Would amount to $23,000 to re-erect A motion for a new trial in this' would ccst 812,000 to re-erect at An- case was denied earlier today Lty chorage. h sidered at the prsent time in_ this that plans ars now complete for conviction by defense attorneys M.'the operation of a privately-owned When asked if he had anything to)the Terrftory “will cgnstruct ap- . Meeks told the court | proaches at both terminals as soon r RS B 16 BEER BOTITLES, By DREW PEARSON Bell Syr posed the first time but the Judge but underneath we are stra ten minutes later and LaMoore was mcthers for the growing tend tenca because he had evidence that! - evidence could be presented at any him to pronounce the death penalty and did not make any trouble while| Thres Territor 1way Patr The sentence will ke carried oul;gergeant at a meeting yesterday of Friday, April 30. eer. The promotions went to Patrol- neys Henry Roden and Joseph A.'Wesley I. Gilman, of Anchorage working ocut a promotion system for AGAIN GIVE“ MEEKS ! roln the future, may even- i George Harris -0 Meeks was sen- Metcalf also said the Highway En Folta in U. S. District Court. He was for that office This was the second time that, Anchcrage. He said that he learn- ment at that time. His conviction!could be shipped for a nominal sum of technical e in the original the house there. He said a $40 one ! The Highway Engincer announced E. Monagle and William L Paul,' ferry between Haines and Auk Bay R 0 L T ,as a ' prespective operator is ready by Inc.) (Copyrisht, 1948, The U. S, Forest Service, Admir- s s 'alty Division office, reported todayI ASHINGTON — Harry Tru-jthat in the two weeks since the re- man has the patience of Joh when ! pairs of vandalism to the Menden it comes to his likable, grand- hall Lake Skaters’ Cabin, consider: standing, trouble-making military!ably more damage has been done to; aide, Harry Vaughan. But h&ithat area impairing the safety and; nearly lost his patience—for keeps ' comfort of other: —when Vaughan tried to promote| It was reported that 26 beer bot- himself to be top White House !tles, 9 whiskey bottles and 3 pickle| aide last week. In fact, Vaughan . jars have been found in the cabin| came very near promoting himself .or on the ice. The Forest Service| right out of a job. {attrituted such destruction as the! Here's the inside story of what reason that the ice is too rough for| happened: |skating and unsafe for skaters in! Vaughan handed the President a|case of a spill. ! slip of paper, purportedly announc- o o ing the appointment of Col. Robert]| NEWBOULD'S MOTHER HERE | B. Landry as the new White House; Mrs. Emily Newbould, of Long aide for the Air 'Worces. On the|Beach, California, arrived here on' slip of paper, Vaughan had also}the Aleutian to visit her son, Ma- listed himselt as “Chief Armed;jor Eric Newbould, of the Salva- Forces Aide and Coordinator of|tion Army, and his family. Mrs. Veterans' Affairs” The _other! Newbould will remain here to take Army, Navy and Air Force aides care of the Newbould household were listed as his assistants. This|until the Major's wife has recov- new departure in White |ered from a serious illness. She| House histol since hitherto all|is receiving medical attention in White House aides have been of | California at present. equal rank. There has been mo! e top boss. WRIGHT TO TEXAS The President glanced at Vaugh-{ C. W. (Red) Wright is a pass-| an’s handiwork, but did not read|enger south on the Baranof en- it—-the same mistake he made when | route to Texas for an indefinite Henry Wallace sent Rim his speech | stay, owing to the illness of his on Russia Innocently, Truman |Wife who has been south for over though it was an announcement |One year. of Colonel Landry's appointment as; Air Force aide, and gave thel Vauhan list to Charlie Ross, White | — | Tuesday via PAA aiter a brief stay| in Juneau i ' | c .o YVONNE COOPER OUT | «Continued on Page Four) | tar; IS NAME CATHOLIC | pisopor ataska WAVE HITS SEATTLE most Rev. Fr S. J., Superior Indian Missicr Leen noti by Pope aska Wo! ceivad by ti Rector of att Feb 1 neis Doyle Gleeson, the Jesuit Omak Omak, Wash., has his appointment of Feb. 11 i CHICAGO, | and Southern plains and Mounta Panhandle t ppointment was re- Rev. Harold O. Small, Y. most Americans are|bishop Amleto Cicognani, Apostolic| also continued in parts of the North!me England ne Delezate to ishop G States. Central region, the New entered the|States and upstate New York native of| The Mercury was on the way west to over most of the the United Jest n 1912, is a Carrolton, Mo. He came Yakima as ¢ St. Jos quette High School takin s Gat ool and Mar ported along the West Coast there. { Leavy falls of snov lx':nn-t)ng temperatures ov ing ut L ¥ < t. Micha although skies were cloudy. Echola. to 1 D 20 as Eastern Colorado he was sta-| Northwestern Wash.,,'land Al Thecl 1d in 1928! wave was accompanied by + teacher at Bellarmine snow with heavy driftin School, Tacoma, from 1933 to ing snow in many sections he was President of Bellarmine The mercury w served as Rector of Novitiate at Sheridan, Or: he was for a time Pastor at Ban, S laus Parish at Lewiston ;N. Y. Below Idaho. | ported over s of He was oppointed to his present' Dakotas, Colorado t in 1946, Bishop Gleeson has a Montana, and in the F n Yakima, Mrs. Arthur Hans- New York, Maine and Vermont Colder weather and snow . pected to extend into other parts the Midwes ! sou . from included 24 at Bozman, Mont., Me.. and 14 zerc Wyoming D remained the 73 in Miami, reached 73 Fla VANCOUVER, B. C., Feb. 11.—(# L Eaea, - Atk George Livingstone, 70, of Anchor- and Mrs. Florence Barne Copper Center, ka, arrived | ere Monday prer to mar- riage tomorrow in Bellingham. Liv- ingstone reports Mrs. Barnes com- plained last night of difficulty in; Lreathing.. He went for an asthma remedy, returned to find her dead in a hotel rcom night, age, - - HALEMBA IS FINED $2,000 FOR STEALING rar Despite recommenaations of U. strict Attorney P. J LII S- ARMY ENGI"EER ;Jl Rudolf Adolf Halemba HERE FOR PROPOSED . ¢ 1, "y 0" GOVERNMENT WOR | George W. Folta. Halemba ! been indicted on Max C. Moberly, the U. S.!of butte Army Engineer’s office in Seattle, palisana arrived here yesterday to make an | member. economic survey of proposed gov- | ernment work in Juneau and Hain- He ccnferred this morning with Mayor Waino E. Hendrickson cn work to be done at the Juneau Small Boat Harbor. He will go from here to discuss possible construction of | Gilmore 2 Lreakwater at that port. Mobe: ly explained that such surveys must be made bgfore a recommendation i jail and pay a fine of $1,000. can be submitted for* Federal gov-! fc Attorney Howard ernment construction NFFE COMMITTEES APPOINTED FOR 1948 © National Federation of Fed- cral Employees held their regular monthly meeting in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel and discussed; the legislation in Congress affect-| ing the Alaska Federal employees. | The 1948 committees were appoint- | cd and are as follows: membership, ! L. E. Iverson, Bob Rice and Elva| Blackerby; program, Harry Sperl- ing, Milton Furness and Elva Black-' erby. George Haens is acting Secre-| of Sitka of which frem the M he was a s ! which i ries a fine provision a: ! jail sentence i does not to Haines | fine, well as carry provisions for reccmmended that { who entered a f i ty, be sentenced to six months 150 ‘tion to the man’s { which was clean, | family i1 Seattle, {wife, two child 1 past and told of I where he has en - and child on the way. The Judge agreed and f{ined Halemba was the amount of the he had posted. - DONJAC AGROUND with cash The yacht Donjac, owncG by tice. There were two new members el-| son and Rolando Ballantyne. There| Louisa about 15 miles were several guests at the meeting| juneau as follo’ Fred Robards of the Fish! The USCG Cutter Wachus ond Wildlife Service; Janet Hodj-|was dispatched to the scene man of the Forestry Service; and| jupeau at 6 a. m., taking George Sundborg of the Governor's| Burford along, and arrived alo: ottice {side the stricken vessel at 9 a A short film' “The Pathfinder'; commander E. V. Carlson was shown and it was described as 8, djoed to Commander Edward very interesting film. The CPR office| cnester, Jr. in Juneau, that has the film for loaning to Other| hree men aboard the boat clubs and organizations. s - POLICE COURT NEW north attempt to refloat the vessel ue at 2:50 o'clock {di 5 i as fined $25 this! curison said that the merning by City Magistrate Will- . v SOAT RS iam'A. Holsheter! He Had been | "ined by Oscar Vienola arrested on a cgharge of being) drunk and disorderly 1 . WILLIAMS GO SOUTH | Dr. R. H. Williams, dentist with he Juneau Medical and Surgical Clinic, and Mrs. William, left on Tuesday va. PAA for the States! on a visit, extending for several! weeks, Jack Austi ack Austin B ca snow storm. He said that if this evening - D FIRE ALARM A 3-8 alarm yes — e DYER RETURNS HOME " WIDE AREA #—A fresh’ Pius XII as Bishop of Al-|cold wave spread over the Central Rocky | region and into the Texas Sub-zero tempera- le College, from Arch- | tures, general throughout the area, commercial Middle Atlantic|average hild and attended the'area and fair, cool weather was re-qployed Aft and below freez-' T much of theied ahc lif., he studied South, a rising trend was forecast,|A year kane, from 1917' The sub-zero line extended as far,the wor Y and ! report Kansas where Good-|dence orted -4 today. The cold report of the hearings on the Navy light @pr and blow- ! as near zero at Am- ' the the Jes-!arillo, Tex., while sub-zero readings three years ago, at Albany, 2nd f adings were re- thi Minnesota, the and 4 st in upstate heavy machinery can be moved only was ex- He tenight and tomorrow. the will be required to complete the pro- | Eouthern Florida | warmest section of country Highest readings vesterday included spent The mercury also after Idrcpping to a low of 40 during the ONE CASE OF BUTTER crew The charge was changed to theit | of goods from interstate commerce The original charg Hal- of guil- De- D. Stable i however, called the court’s atten- record, 1s another Stabler $2,000 which ON SHELTER ISLAKD * for the NFFE until further nn-l B. Buriord of Juneau, ran aground , yocation at the at 3:30 a. m. today on a reef 600 i t ards north of a light on the south | of $60, {ected at today's meeting, Kay Glea-iend of Shelter Island near Point, from owner m.| | “ MALCOLM STOCKWELL, | the {safe and that he would nul\“:;x | the afternoon high tide which \\”.‘: | of Doug- | last, ran aground during a blinding | SPection tour of the canuery terday afternoon|for this year's run | called the Juneau Fire Department | states, to the Dull Apartments on the Ba-| sin Road where a davenport caught | tively small to previous years, and from Vancouver February 17. REV.F.D.GLEESON |FRESH (OLD ‘BARROW OILNOT IN COMMERCIAL ' QUANTITY, REPORT iDriIIing Continues Under | Navy Which Remains (lose-Mouth WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-(P—The I'\ it has found oil in quality but not in com- ial quantity in its explorations ; row, Alaska. It said today that drilling is up ! cec the year around Wwith an f 300 workers currently em- the project in the Naval Reserve number four. : “Navy continues close-mouth- its oil exploration program ago it told a House Appro- Committee that it wanted kept a secret and gave its to the Commtitee in confi- It was not published in the reports r 101l priatior opriations bill A spokesman for the Navy said this week that the explorations in Arctic Oil Reserve, undertaken annot be complet- 23 ed this year. He said additional time nds will be asked of Congress year. The spokesman said that while 1g has gone on the year around in winter when the ground is frozen said the number of employees of | varied with the season of the year. He declined to estimate how much ject or how much already has been - SIX PAS FLOWN HERE BY PAA; 18 ARE FLOWN OUT Pan American erday and cs follows: Seattle to Juneau made fhghts yes- ed 24 passengers as S Hugh Wilker- (fiil;nox'fl son, Max Moberly, Marte Devon and of Se- sen- Judge had Dorothy Rokert. charge of lar- iceny in a boat for stealing a case Cocper, L. C. McDow, Rose infant Kathleen, man, Tom Dy Juneau to Henrietta Steth- i cattle: Bess Mize, n, Richard Wil-| Williams, Yvonne Martin, ! liams, Margaret 5. C. Olsen, Pete McKay Juneau to Whitehorse: Gene Fab-! bi, L. Barrs, James West, Philip| Meyers. Juneau Ernestine to Fairbanks: :qually serious but car- Zollman, Carol Erwin, Joe Shofner.|steady. Ralph Rivers, Jack Frazier, E. P.| McCarron i —————— | 3 LOCAL BOYS PASS. ROTC NAVY COLLEGE, EXAMINATIONS HERE 1 It is announced by Commander | Babb that three local boys have ' qualified for the Navy ROTC (Re-| erve Officers Training Corps) The college en J amination | given to 15 eligible students| in the Territory of Alaska; six| passed the examination and three f the six were Juneau boys. Those | making an ecceptable grade who| will go_to Kodiak later for their| icals are Duane Hogue, Bill| lunitz and Albert Shaw. | The cpportunity that has been ! s to attend any{ liking and learn | expense of the | a monthly allowance more than the average + boy receives civilian life. At/ of i the end of their college training | |and education they will have the| opportunity to join the reguiar Navy, or remain in the reserve | status, | e a in ail J cf their Navy, plus - CANNERY SUPT. AT | 10DD, MAKES REPORT Malcolm Stockwell, } dent of Nick Bez 1 Todd, is in Juneau erinten- | cannery at| for an in-} The | Todd ordinarly em- it | cannery at can be floated, the Wachusett will| Ployes 200 people, but due to ad-j escort the Donjac back to Juneau VErse reports from the Fish and| | Wildlife Service the plant will not | | open this year. However, it is go-! ! ing to consolidate with the Superior | ! Packing Company and also the| { Pyramid Packing Company of Sitka Mr. Stockwell Last year's run was compara- Tom A. Dyer, local agent for the | fire when a cigarette lighter fell|therefore the canneries will cper- Tuesday via PAA after attending| port wa S.0. conferences damage Yvonne Cooper left for the south)Standard Oil, returned to Juneaujand started a blaze. The daven-late on a small scale, most of them yed but no other | consolidating with other packing / plants, SENGERS ARE : GRAIN PRICES TAF 1s DEMANDING ASKS RIVERS 6O TUMBLING jupiesce ppuaun;. FOR PUBLIC AGAIN TODAY cains 1 fres Low s RETRACTION riving Communists L Northland Transportation (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) NEW YORK Feb. 11.—Grain pri came under selling pressure as tl Chicago pits opened today is that ris- decisive ries of at T ,ee KIWANIS CLUB HAS SEVERAL GUESTS AT WEEKLY LUNCHEON The Kiwanis entertained several guests at today's luncheon. The | Bey Scouts, honoring Scout week, were Bill Orme, Jack Gould, Bob Murray, Thorlief Snaring and Ed- die Dull. cents) > i ! THER REPORT | WE, urs endin In Juneau-— Maximum minimum, 18. At Airport— minimum, 6. WEATHER FORECAST (Junean and Vieinity) Cloudy with light rain and warmer tonight and tomor- row. Southeasterly winds oc- casionally as high as 20 to 25 miles per hour PRECIPITATION (Pust 24 hours ending 7:30 o . t,day In Juneau 04 inches; since Feb. 14 inches; since July 1, 72.95 inches At Airport— 01 inches; since Feb. 1, .09 inches since July 1, 4327 inches. ATHEIR BUREAU 20 u.m. tods 33 Maximum, 33 L. munists out of American and into It was a week ago today SEATTLE, Feb. 11.—®— The corn fell the limit within a few min- hold after hearing Illinois audienc-| Rivers for a public retraction of top $23.25 as arrivals were the small-' found their easiest road to infil unusual proportion.” Reactions to the price broaks,|bers are resigning, as one did this| oq the Attorney-General has “at- London stocks slumped; leading with Communists who have left the| = gom tod to. Nivem asle: and dney, Australia, share dovige of infiltration 661 (a petition filed with the more than $10 a bale at the opening. s to be 5 percent of gross revenue, ing rule for today under which 5o Semar contendea that an attempt a kale below Monday's close. MAY (HANGE plEA cause the abnormal office and oth- NEW YORY, : i N ‘k showed some Pacific and Atlantic ior the Mari- plunging the limit earlier. The the Commission.” He declared that markets for the second consecu- | iomey Te“S Jlldge i s i to present condition: and “the trading but to a lesser extent than 1a jury will be presented in U. 8. Dis- | were “tiue or untrue at the time day was felt in markets around morning by U. . District AUOIIEY . wih the Maritime Commis- Prices of wheat and corn fell the Jury ing crew members of the M. S. Coastal 1 they e che + minds on bushel from the day’s low iy have Shunged the'e ¥ | Some New York storekeepers .. .=, yet been revealed. some items to meet chain StO€ o ¢pe Court J. W. Leivers to call interesting talk on the necessity in making purchases. They sald stated now that the war is over i stome v vosvox | PARTY, DANCE WILL courses and it is worthy for all Britain’s critical financial posi-l The Inight at the Parish Hall with a good most important of the public ser- tremely nervous. Further plans for St died of half percent edged securities were weak |them will ke a door prize and the for transportation. In cases of of the Territory should be taught - -eo he met Suzy Winn, cne of the Em- 8:10 this morning from Skagway,' e Fred Dunn gave a veport on the Juneau to Vancouver: Mrs. G. J. | e which resulted in hoarse voices; Clouse, Mrs. Milo Clouse, N. A. HO(K uuo“,lous 1 Peppin, J. Donice. e Can 177 Anaconda 31, Curtiss- GARY, Indiana, Feb. 11.—®—The Company Semar Makes and stocks skidded again, although more * slowly than in yesterday’s Canadian Unions, Senator Taft (R- Chio) declared here today ing prices had The Ohioan brought his campaign| Northland Transportation Company dro for GOP Presidential Delegate sup-!has repeated its request to Alas- utes after trading started &5 applaud to his demand for a Fed-| his charges that the firm's over- Hog prices started 50 to 75 cents eral tax cut head *is in the neighborhood of est for a Wednesday since October tion in Unions, Taft told Gary Ser-| General manager William Se- 9, 1946, the last week cf ceiling pric-|vic» Clubs in a prepared address mar released today a copy of a which were violent in rummodlty;\.\-evk'»m Washington M}-.Cllllil(lllll\ tempted to evade the issue of and security maikets alik: yesterday,' friencs tell me that several mining , ,ving the 20 percent allegation issues m? the Mu:\xlu. 9fock E);-;({.n)ltd Shll:n 1/(‘(\\“*;!‘ 1‘!\(:3'. nin l-m‘,%“ “Now, howev in your letter of change were down fractions to $2.'er can make use of their favorite| yo, "9y ¢y concede that in docket vnl:ms fell ~ ‘n“fl;hl“;“ lu(;s};rce“(l ll{ 'll’an (.‘l(ifzz‘n(;( ;nhc)r\\m- I;cl.ux?(‘nr(‘;\" |(!:;- Maritime Commission) the over- Cotton prices at New Orleans fell union official to whom he referced.| poqq or this Company was shown i ‘.”““‘l“‘l:}f",“‘,“‘,x“,l.“l_‘f;c?,“fr,f‘}j' x All R A wnd not in the neighborhood of rectors adopted an emergency trad | 20 percent.” piices can fluctuate as much as $20. "0]' FA(E 'RIAI.' et a1 g gt i v i i T months of 1946 was misleading be- RALLYING DENCIES er costs involved in wartime op- . 1i—P—Grain evation of 24 to 27 vessels in both cotton prices 5 ing tendencies ot mid-day atter . No More Criminal Cases for tme commission continued “even | J ] | D t i A' | after vessels were re-delivered to N g V] ” H H H wele the leaders in a downward. Tl * plunge of commodity and securities ufy ”a 's ( | the situation caused by wartime | cperations are “wholly inapplicable day 3 | s continued down in late | cnly fssue” is whether the allega- No more criminal cases requiring! tje) s of excessive overhead costs at the opening. L The reaction of the price break trict Court here during the current ipese accusations were made.” Riv- court term. This was announced this ..o ajlegations were made in & fil- the world, At London, however,’P. J. Gilmore, Jr, who told Fed-: gon jagt Dec. 26 and m a Jan. 10 stocks regained practically all of eral Judge George W. Folta that e, g, oment, the limit of 10 cents and 8 cents BY his statement, fill]lmo_fl‘v';l"fll:- respectively, a few minutes after ed that settlement w probably be The rallying tendencies cropped fi:"‘bler ‘i“;)m ",Zf"m”)fif,fi’ n:n;ixlxczzfd up about noon and some wheat ' A0k RO0Es /£ 3 ¥ e o the charges and will protably| Cattle and sheep prices remained oo S Dleas from not guilty | termed repox.' x_,r “h(,;l.; :1}9 w:‘; Judge Folta, after being informed| ductions misleading. ey sald |yt the jury would not be needed Dick Cedd, instructor of first competition. ithe civil jury-calendar on Friday|®id for the American Red Oross Several retailers reported Ccusto-|nyaeing He directzd the jury to re- of first aid in Alaska, and the shoppers were buying on & day'! SEERIGAR dangers of not knowing how to to day basis and waiting for msls} the Rz2d Cro will resume the | fst aid ccurse in Alaska. The LONDON, Feb. 11— London | stock prices slumped today in BE G|VE“ Bv (DA who serve the public to know the meeting of the Catholic| fundamental procedure in assist- tion and further breaks on Ameri- can exchanges. vants who should be correctly Patrick’s trained are the ambulance attend- About midday rallied Day party and dance were discussed ants, police and firemen slightly then st ‘and Mrs. L. W. Zach, Mrs. Ralph'stressed on the importance ment two and one Mortensen and Mrs. Anthony Thom- knowing the proper way to handle ponds dropped a |88 were named on the committee of the casualties and in knowing how Leading industrials were one 1 public is asked to save the date of emergency he stated there were shilling (twenty to ““.;Mnrch 17. ¥ three things of great unportance the basies ot first aid. 16 P‘SSE"GERS lEAVE G. G. Brown reported that while o" "onAH FOR SO“'HI e pire’s reporters now on & leave of - e absence, and she sends her best and sailed one hour later for the e Golden North Frolic booth and he south with the following passeng- | e also remarked of the hard work Mears, J. Falinski, H. Smith, J. M. o however, both have recovered suf- Netterfield, A. L. W. Grant, J. e ficiently fo be off the critical list McEacheran, Mrs. N. A. McEach- eran, R. 8. Williams, J. Rogers. NEW YORK, Feb. 11.—#—Clos- ing quotation on Alaska Juneau Juneau to Seattle gohr, H, R. Finch Taft-Hartley Law driving Com- POSi"VG Demand widespread break All de wheat, oats and port to this organized labor strong- kan Attorney-General Ralph J. a hundred pounds higher with the| Declaring that €ommunists had| 20 percent of gross revenue, a most es, “Tod those Communist Mem- juifer (o Rivers, in which he charg- are being felt around the world. lunions there are being swamped o. pupiiery acting. that first cracked a week ago to- the day's losses before the close. ' has no further need for the peti the Chicago pits opened this mom- Mmade in the case of the six former e erce. It is expected that and corn recovered four cents a state Commierce. It is expected tha to guilty. Details of the settlement they were taking losses by CULtng o fyrther criminal trials, told Clerk was also a guest, and gave a very mers were becoming extremely WALY | port back in court on Monday morn- '] attend an injured person. Codd 'ST. PATRICK'S DAY | main putpese is for instructor'’s markets overwhelmed by news of | ' Daughters of America was held last g the ‘injured and sick. The The trade was small and ex-]attendance. prices He British gover quarter of a peint and other gilt- entertainment. It was announced to recognize and prepare a patient shillings ($1) lower to note of the patient and people he was in the states on business | The Princess Norah docked at] e regards to all her friends ers e that he and Gene Vuille had done Pero, J. Kumostk, Master Roy -, Juneau to P Rupert : mine stock today is 3%, American Finch M. G. Ninz- Mis. . H. R e ! Wright 4's, International Harvest- o |er 81%, Kennecott 427, New York - e ! Central 127%, Northern Pacific 17%, SIEAMER MOVEME"IS ® e o 0 0 0 0 0 o o o U S Steel 69',, Pound $4.03% > - Sales tcday were 1,490,000 shares. Baranof scheduled to sail from Sv»‘ BANKS, TERRITORIA | Averages today are as follows: attle Saturd: i OFFICES CLOSE THURS, industrials 16569, rails 4835, util- Princess Norah @heduled to sail, | ities 31 l > oo R - LESMAN HERE C. S. King, salesman from Se- attle, is registered at the Hotel | Juneau Territorial offices and banks will be closed tomorrow. Lincoln’s birthday Federal and municipal offices and stores remain open usual Freighter Square Sinnet schedul- to sail from Seattle Feb. 18, Aleutian, from west, scheduled southbound Sunday, ed as