The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 19, 1949, Page 6

PAGE SIX “-1 gt e G SO S A S A1 LR A M, MM o o o o ) i THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA SR NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED FOR P-TA FOR COMING YEAR to Harry Sperling was chosen » coming schocl year at tion fc the held stu last nighi hall officers named included Emily Dean, vice-president; william secretary , Treasurer, and Mrs. scholarship treasur- h Wr fford Swa the Juneau the direction nler brought rousing ap- 1 the P-TA audience. s from three operettas anged for two solo voices and by the director, were sung by Ehler, Miss Frances Paul and chorus. For an encore the chorus finished their program with two songs spirited singin; Men's C of Ernest chorus Mr school ae Miss Roberta Messerschmidt as chairman, presented a penal dis- on the debate subject which em the Southeast runner- spot in debate competition at Petersburg ppearing were Carl Weidman, Cole, Pat Oakes, Walter ston, Rebert Johnson and Mary deau. - Miss Helen introduced the de- Six high specch teacher, baters to the audience. P-TA President Herman Beyer announced appointment of the Scholarship Fund committee which will select students to receive the annual P-TA scholarship for col- le training. On the committee the following: A. W. Blacker- John Klingbeil, Arthur Walk- ten Polley, Leslie Avrit, iwin C. Clark and the Rev. Sam- uel McPhetres. sident Beyer *also reminded members that a part of the returns from magic shows put on by Fagan the Magician tonight at the Grade School Auditorium will be turned over to the Scholarship Fund. Second grade mothers were host- esces at the luncheon which fol- lowed the showing of a technicolor health film. Serving were: Mes- dames J. L. McNamara, Steve Shel- don, Harold Snaring, T. J. Pyle, D. Ross, G. Bryson, C. Alstead, F. Hakkinen, H. A. Walthers, B. Ack- ervick, D. Burrus, J. Moody and E. Reynolds. Shaffer, | }Johnson-Reece { In the Church of the Nativity tomorrow morning at 10:30. o'clock, Miss Stella Johnson and Mr. John Reece will be united in marriage.| { I"HERESY"” CHARGE IS Nupfials Set HURLED; EDUCATOR . CLAIMS " "SILENCED" y BOSTON, April 19—(®—A Jesuit head the Parent-Teacher Associa-|pg jsecmaid for the wedding will be |cducator charged today that he had ) !Miss Nora Florento and best man |bcen “silenced” by Roman Catholic imual P-TA election meeting |y he Mac Corpuz. Ring-bearer | Archbishop Richard J. Cushing of at the high schoollyy tne ceremony will be Cornelio|Boston because “I believe there is ! Cesar and Andrea Yumol is to be|no salvation outside the Catholic | flower girl. Mrs. Lillian Uggen will | furnish the music. lior's Cafe in the Ordonia Hotel | tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. - OBSERVE i | | '1GOF WILL | Celebration of the founding 50 Iyears ago today of the Silver Bow i Lodge of the Odd Fellows will take the form of a dinner tonight at the Odd Fellows Hall. Serving will begin at 6:15 o'clock All Odd Fellows and Recekahs and their families in the Gastineau Channel area are invited to attend | Founding of the national lodge 130 years ago on April 26, is alsc to be celebrated. - FAGAN GIVES SHOW OF MAGIC SKILL TONIGHT Fagan, the magician, will mysti- |fy customers tonight at the Grade | Scheol auditorium in a show of magic. The affair will get under way at 8 p. m. with flying gold fish, hypnotims, dissection and disap- pearing stunts all promised in the | act. Happy Smith, the '‘misplaced | cowboy, so on the program. Benefits are earmarked ior the i P-TA Scholarship Fund. - — ELFIN I1 iN PORT | Elfin II of Elfin Cove, owned by E. Swanson, docked yesterday and; 1is loading supplies the Cold‘ at Storage dock for the Swanson store | tin Elfin Cove. The boat leaves| sometime tomorrow for the relurn‘ trip, and will return to Juneau in| about a week. Swanson said. that | he is getting ready for the salmoni ! season. | —————— SCHWINN BICYCLES at MAD- | 'S, 46 s “FOR GENERATIONS A GREAT KENTUCKY FAVORITE" Hmyly\ma Kentucky Whiskey A Gentleman's Whiskey from Kentucky National Distillers Prod. Corp., N. Y. + 86 Proof » 65% Grain Neutral Spirits -A Blend LAST MEETING OF THE DEEP SEA FISHERMEN'S UNION before 1949 Fishing Season | —1:30 p.m. TUESDAY — | APRI | L 19th NOW P Direct from Portlan NIGHTLY For Your Approval “THE AUTIE GOODMAN TRIO” The Bubble Room Baranof Hetel WHY—HAVE—LESS—THAN—THE—BEST? LAYING Club MECCA d, Oregon e e e et e e e et e church . . . |ing believes there is.” ‘| A reception will be held in Jun-| oo and Archbishop Cush- Leonard Feeney, S.J., denounced as “invalid” and “brutal” the action of Archbishop Cushing in depriving him of his priestly functions against FOUNDING AT DINNER |catroiic church.” Fr. Feeney B ‘he autho: offenses of the for “grave the general laws has supported the | position of three Boston college lay instructors gh school ton and a Boston college teacher who charged authorities with accused college college They rities of teaching that salva- ion was possible outside the Cath-)pounds, 15 ounces. Mr. Avery is on olic church and without submission|the Civil Aeronautics Administra- |to the Pope. | The teachers announced an ap- peal to Vatican the Pope, but from the came word that the issue was beingz returned to the Boston Archbishop teachers for jurisdiction. The say they are seeking a crcnouncement directly from Pope Pius XII. The Archbishop reveals that he‘ had withdrawn all priestly and! ffg ome plans teaching functions from Fr. Feeney. | Fr. Feeney is the author of many | books, including the widely read | “Fish on Friday,” published in| 1934, ! —ee——— | HOUSEWARMING FOR 1 SUNDBORG FAMILY ’ | preparing of the staff in the,anniversary of the 1899 stampede. Members Governor’s office, with their hus- bands and wives, surprised the George Sundborg family for a house warming last night. The Sundborgs recently moved into the former Walter Stutte home. Sundborg was to leave today for a month outside, planning to go to Seattle, Portland, Great Falls, St. Paul and New York, besides event. cial seal embraces a map of Alaska, a Rus- sian bear across Bering Strait and the Walrus symbol of the Nome Washington, D. C. and possibly Ottawa, Canada. Club. It will be reproduced in gold, g a— red and blue on first day covers for stamp and cachet collectors. - — AMERICAN RED CROSS FUND IS AWAY OVER TOP WASHINGTON, April 19—(P— The 1949 fund raising drive of the American Red Cross went over the top. ¢ E. Roland Harriman, chairman of the national drive, reported last night $62,200,000 has been subscrib- ed. The goal was $60,000,000. [HIRD DAUGHTER BORN TO WILLIS AVERY'S A third daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Avery yesterday rorning at St. Ann’s hospital. The new baby girl weighed 7 | tion staff at Juneau Airport. e HOLY TRINITY GUILD i TO MEET TOMORROW The Holy Trinity Guild will meet in the undercroft of the Episcopal Church tomorrow night at 8:00 o’clock. (elebration NOME, April 19.—®— This far | western Alaska gold rush town is to celebrate the 50th In anticipation of a tourist in- flux, the Walrus Club of Nome is sponsoring a June 1 to Sept. 30/ Cook whipped out a pistol, shot at his wife and missed, shot again and hit her, looked around the lobby for his “rival” and then ran up the stairs to pump another bul- let into her body as she knelt beg- ’gmg for mercy. TRIANGLE" CASE ENDED IN TRAGEDY: MURDER, SUICIDE OLYMPIA, Wash., April 19.—#— A Tacoma steamfitter, crazed by| jealousy, fatally shot his wife mS'I'O(KHOlDERS ]’o |a downtown hotel lobby here last| | night and then killed himself. I "AME DIRE(TORS Coroner Van R. Hinkle identified | the victims as Harold N. Cook, 47, | An instant later he killed him- self. city authorities and the Walrus| d hi i 2 Club have woptéd & aitiking offl| Soms 200 Wt (URAEAN Bl of T AT MAY MEE“NG for the fete. Drawn by g Editor W. A. Boucher of Nome, n,‘ from a “triangle” involving He said the shooting resulted| Notice of a special meeting of | the | stockholders of Community Build- | couple and a 23-year-old Fort Lewis ing Corporation at 8 p.m. May 25, | soldier. ‘The youth escaped @ in the City Council chambers, was | similar fate by ducking beneath announced today by N. C. Banfield, |some furniture when the shooting president of the corporation. | began. | The soldier was questioned hy the stockholders for the purpose of police and held overnight without reviewing the activities of the com- icharge in the city jail. He was to|pany and of electing a permanent be released to Fort Lewis author- Board of Directors. | The meeting netice | ities today. instructs FROM SEATTLE jnight. When he arrived at the H. B. Crewson, traveling sales- |bus station, he was met by both the trio went to the Olympian Ho- Gastineau Hotel. I'tel “to talk things over.” e As Cook was signing the hotel E. C. Hinsdale of the Fish and iregister, Mrs. Cock ran up the | Wildlife Service in Seattle is a stairway frcm the lobby. guest at the Gastineau. This will be the first meeting of | Hinkle said the soldier told him | stockholders to send a proxy to| and Detective George Erickson this any person they wish to have vote | story. their stock, if they cannot be| He hed met Mrs. Cook recently present. tand was to have seen her here last| ——e——— Mrs. Cook &nd her husband and man of Seattle, is registered at the | TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1949 Paim ls Dropped At North Pole On Easter Morn FAIRBANKS, April 19—(®—The first Easter sunrise service over the North Pole was claimed today by jcrewmen of a B-29 from the 375th Reconnaissance Squadron. The Eielson Air Force base public information office said the super- fortress crew dropped a palm at the top of the world Sunday while ‘circllng the pole on a routine weather mission. The palm was provided by the |Rev. 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