The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1948, Page 8

PAGE EICHT SLAUGHTER vfMild;rd Hermann s Guest Speaker,BPW< INDICTED BY The Jjuneau Zu:-aess anu Profes- nal Women's Club met yesterday won for luncheon on the Bubble Room Terrace at the Hotel Baran- It was the monthly program meeting in charge to the Public THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE — UNEAU, ALASKA planned which will be in charge of Mrs. Lucille Johnson, Club Finance Chairman There will be an Executive Board meeting Friday night, November 26 at 8 o'clock at the home of Gladys | { Vuille. All Board members are asked | to be present as plans will be formu- lated for the Club’s annual Xmas dinner party. —————— GRAND JURY - WASHI Nov. 23. —A | Pederal grand jury today indicted | Roger C. Slaughter, former House | member from Missouri, on a charge of violating lobbying laws. | He was accused of engaging in lobbying without registering as a| lobbyist with congressional authori- | the importance of stabilizing price | ties. | The grand jury action followed a three months investigation by the| Justice department Slaughter has, described the de- partment’s inquiry as “pure poli- ties” inspired by President Tru- man. Mr. Truman and the former rep- resentative from Missouri have been at odds for several years. Slaughter lost his house seat in 1946 when the President took a personal hand in the Democratic primary. The indictment returned today alleged that after Slaughter’s de- feat in 1946, he returned to Wash- ington as a representative of the Chicago and Kansas City Boards of Trade and the Minneapolis grain exchange, and lobbied here in be- half of grain legislation in which they were interested. 12 WILL COMPETE IN JCC SPONSORED SPEAKING CONTEST Twelve students from Juneau High School will compete tomor- row afternoon for top honors in the “I Speak for Democracy” ra- dio speaking contest sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Students will give their five-min- ute speeches at 2:30 o'clock in the high school study hall, with five judges determining who will repre- sent the high school in Alaska-wide competition at Fairbanks. A transcription of the winning speech will be made by KINY to send to Fairbanks to compete with | winners from other Alaskan high| g¢hools, Winning speech in the| Territory will go to Tulsa, Okla- homa, for competition in the na-| tional contest. i Four national winners will be se- lected to receive a $500 scholarship and a trip to Washington, D. C.| Juneau contest winner will receive | a radio. | “Students participating in the| gpeaking contest are Manuel Diaz, | Virginia Johnson, Mary Thibodeau, | Loretta Hibner, Pat Oakes, Joan| Wiggins, Marjorie Malcolm, Shirley Casperson, Walter Johnston, Martha Newbould, Mary Lou Fagerson and Florence Cather. Judges for the contest will be Dr. James C. Ryan, Commissioner of Education; Dr. J. O. Rude, Ed| Clark, Superintendent of Schools, Ruth Johnson and John Quilico, representing the Junior Chamber of Commerce, sponsors of the con- test. **** e g 1 EVERGREEN OLYMPICS | TROPHIES AWARDED | Awarding trophies of the Ever- | green Bowl Olympics held last| summer was made yesterday after- noon in the grade school gym. A short talk was given by Mayor | Waino Hendrickson on future plans for the recreational pro- gram for the city playground. Joe Werner gave a short talk on or- ganization of boys athletics in Ju- neau. Bob Garrett, leader of last sum- mer’'s sports . program, says thanks te the oity for engraving trophies, thanks to Hank Harmon and the Rotary Club for donating two lov- ing cups and thanks to the H and Q Sporting Goods Store for furn- ishing tennis trophies. — - CDA MEETS TONIGHT TheCatholic Daughters of Amer- jca will hold their regular social meeting tonight in the Parish Hall. Chairman of the committee for the Social is Mrs. L. L. Winter. All members are urged to attend. e ——— DINNER ROLLS - Order Early - - from SULLY'S. THEODURE ZIMOWSKI has switched to Calvert because Calvert Reserve [SUSISTSSITISI IS S SU S S 49 2t Affairs Committee with Miss Edith Moore as Chairman. Guest speaker al ihe meeting was 311 Seward GIRL SCOUT NEWS Girl Scout Troop No. 1 held the CONDITIONS REPORT on Fa. PLANS FOR (ONCERT, ROTARY SPOHSORED Final report on .or |band concert was r {ian Fred Eastaugh wher {Club met for noon lunct at the Baranof. OF WEATHER ALASKA PTS. Weather conditions and temper- atures at various Alaska points, also on the Pacific Coast, for 24- Mrs. Mildred Hermann who gave troop’s birthday party in the hour period, ending at 4:?y this 1 very interesting and enlightening Methodist Church. We entertain- morning, and released by the iddress on the subject “What Price >d our mothers with group sing- Weather Bureau, Juneau, follow: The Dollar.” Mrs, Hermann stressed | "€, #nd_folk dancing. Ancusipe 6=Cloudy Mrs. Thelma Engstrom and Mrs. Barréw Missing | zontrol and the need for more eco- 3imon Hellenthal were there rep- Bethel -18—Clear 10mical buying on the part of the esenting the board; Mrs. Strong Cordova e 32—Snow consumer. She pointed out the great nd Mrs. Kado as leaders, and Miss | Dawson -28—Pt. Cloudy part woman can play ina conserva- | ~At Oakes as assistant. Edmonton 27—Cloudy ive cuying program jnasmuch ac| F@8¢ Whitehead, president, and |Fairbanks -28—Clear hey constitute 85 per cent of the Jarol Lockert, secretary, lighted | Juneau Airport . 33—Rain oresent day purchasing: power. She | he candles. Patsy Kado, treasurer, | Annette . 40—Cloudy did not advocate the return of price ind Pat Sweeney, reporter, cut the | Kodiak 25—Cloudy control in its war time status, how- | ‘2K€. Al of the girls helped serve Kotzebue . +22—Clear ever she stated that certain phases | ‘Andwiches and tea. McGrath -14—Clear | of price control would help ward of. —PAT SWEENEY, Reporter. Nome -18—Clear a pending inflation, and better eco- | R T s T Northway -18—Snow | nomic conditions. Tt was announced PLUM PUDDINGS Petersburg 39—Rain that there would be another pro-| Mrs. Guerin's Plum Puddings. Portland . 49—Rain ram luncheon meeting at noon next | Holy Trinity Parish Hall, Sat, Prince George . 34—Cloudy | Monday with an interesting program ! Yov. 27, 2 to 5 p.xa. 50 3t ' Seattle 44—Rain | Send your hostess beautiful flowers this Thanksgiving. Chrysanthemums—the traditional Thanksgiving flower —make the wife is your hostess this Thanksgiving—surprise her most exquisite centerpieces. with one of our artistic arrangements that will please her so much. We telegraph everywhere — deliver locally. 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President Charlie Carter named|tne former Phyllis Cameron, now the program committee for next|nrs John E. Stone, gave birth to| month with Hank Harmon, chair- ', papy girl yesterday at Hibbing s Juneau!may Harmon, on Carter's request Minneiotga. g > % the Rotary | for the next month to committeemen /n today | Malcolm Greany, 1 . delegated all work Lee Lucas and 1“CAMPRONS GRANDPARENTS | New grandparents are Mr. and LONDON—Doctors have ordered King George VI of Britain to take a complete rest for six months, He has cancelled tours to Australia and New Zealand for 1948, A cir- culatory disease—possibly a blood ciod —recently became “acute” in his right leg. ceived word that their daughter,| Eastaugh reminded Rotarians that| - = . Ol Guests of the meeting Includea jthe concert is a Rotary CIUb PIO- oo Nelson, Fish and Wildlife " | Service, formerly of Fergus Falls, :ndkim)l:-ydmfmbm:l Lo uz’::\Minn_ and John Brantner of the s Mg Mo W v e S Ry el igration office in Juneau. in raising 2 needéd $800 to com- |PEW Immig ; | Program chairman for ihe meel- lete the purchase of band uni-| ans. : 'ing, Dr. C. C. Carter, anncunced A recommendation that Rotarians | the showing of Tangass Timteriand, join in sponsorship of an all-city |Forest Service movie of umbfr in- Christmas party ‘for children De-|dustry potentlals in Southeast Al- cember 23 was received with more |aska. | ject. He added that band members <! S The Triangle Cleaners For The Ladies . .. For one week beginning Monday we will clean one lady’s scarf free with each lady's suit dry cleaned . . . Use this Special . . . It's for YOU! ROAST TOM TURKEY with Dre; |l ' ing and Giblet Gravy ... 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