The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 28, 1950, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT 1 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1950 Daughters of Rich Oilman 1 { ] | Earle Hunter III, who was presented | re arrle | with his grandfather’s Elks emblem, | | and George Louis (Jerry) Gucker,| HOUSTON, Tex., Dec. The eldest today with the son of a banker. Another dau as the wife of Mary Mar ter of the wealth, ried last nigh Jr., 21, of Hou ner. “The runaway marriage of Lee McCarthy, tikes was confirmed by McCarthy only a few hours before the big church wedding. Pontikes, 19-year-old Rice Insti- tute football player and son of a Houston shoe repair shop owner, watched as his bride served her sister as matron of hon Glenna Lee and Pontik married in Waco, Tex., Dec. 2, Justice of the Peace. It was McCarthy, had eloped with the teen-age daugh- cobblers son. 19, oldest daug ilmal were by a who himself ter of a wealthy oilman, who con- firmed the marriage. A senior in high school, Glenr 28—IP— aughter of the fabu- | — lous Glenn McCarthy honeymooned | led wter stood proudly REDS BATTER | FRENCHMEN, SAIGON, Indochina, Dec. 28— ered by waves of Communist- Vietminh ttackers, French withdrew day from two bosts of their shrinking north lochina frontier salient. It looked rst phase of the long ex- inh general offensive. hard-fought battle, the ered French Garrison at , 35 miles southwest of A y, withdrew and joined a relief column. During the battle the relief column itself had briefly reoccupied the post. Most of the ison escaped, a communiquge reported. The renewed attacks by the Com- munist-led Nationalists on the | frontier salient coincided with other Vietmnh drives north of Hanoi. French military spokesmen said these attacks were stopped, but he admitted that the first phase of the big Nationalist offensive may have begun. (French shipping sources in Singapore said all French womet 1d children in Indochina are to dill be 18 Sunday. She is a x:ermllexa;er at the public school be evacuated on the advice of the where Pontikes starred in f .11 | French military authorities there.) and basketball. | o Five nundred gueets ool &e SCHOOL BOARD TO | PLANS MUSIC ROOM At the reception following Mary | Margaret's wedding, the receiving| line included Glenna Lee. Both she A discussfon on_the approvalj and Pontikes wore a gold weddilg of revised plans for a music room i : to be added to the Juneau High McCarthy declined to elaborate on School gymnasium is on the agenca his simple statement that Glennu‘mr the meeting of the Juneau Lee and Pontikes were “married”| g, ) nicrict Board January 5, but did admit the wedding was L g T Loday “surprise.” | > .| Estimates by local contractors g,}:g'z:;?] MoCarthy, e > duitier, | 1o building the structure accord- i G '|ing to previous plans were consid- stine Lee, o e e e o Ho| ered too high and the bids entered vawid he would become wealthier | Were rejected by the Board. On ap- than the Lees—and did. | proval of the revised plans by the The elder Pontikes owns a shoe Board a new call for bids for the building at the rear of his resi-; o EEg I g § | was previously scheduled for Jan- dence. The home is old and .1 a| very ol reside-.ual area, w'.a an- |Uary 9 but as that date would other comr .reial eswt.r,hmcm;"“““ipt with the basketball game next door. ‘lo be played between the Juneau | All Stars and the Harlem Globe Trotters, the time for meeting was "mo\'cd up to January 5. (By Associated Press) Three small children died early today, when fire destroyed their | LIEBHART HERE home in Murphysboro, Tlinols. The| D, €. Liebhart N parents and two other children Register Co. Anchorage, survived. ping at the Baranof Hote al Cash ELKS INITIATE NINE ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT Nine were initiated into the Ju- neau Elks Club at a regular meet- ing last night. Among them was/ son of Jack Gucker who was pre- | sented with his father’s emblem. Others taken in were John M.| Wanberg, Dayton J. Fleek, Robert Scott Furst, Wilbert P. Kivland, Marcell C. Hermle, John E. Barber and Fay A. Mish, "MAN OF THE YEAR,” "U.5.FIGHTING MAN" SAYSTIMEMAGAZINE NEW YORK, Dec. 28—P—“The| U. S. fighting man” is Time aga- | zine'’s “Man of the Year.” : The annual selection is report- ed in the Jan. 1 issue. The cover bears a portrait of a grim-faced soldier symbolic of all the U. s.i Armed Forces. This is the first time the weekly news magazine chose a symbol, rather than a specifis lndlvldual,‘ as the “Man of une Year.” | AP A | RETURNS FROM SEATTLE B. C. Canoles, president of the Juneau Lumber Company, returned | to Juneau from Seattle in time for | Christmas here. He has Leen out- side several weeks <. a business trip. #RS. DOOLIN RETURNS Mrs. Flossie Doolin, Chief De-| puty U. S. Marshal, returned to| Juneau yesterday by Pan American clipper from Seattle. Mrs. Doolin accompanied her son John to Seat- | tle shortly before Christmas to! spend the holidays with relatives | on Mercer Island. | MUST GIVE REASON FOR NOT FREEING TWO iEN Gif BAIL SEATTLE, Dec. 28—®—A Court' of Appeals decision ordering immi- gration authorities in Seattle to “make a showing” on why two aliens should be held without bail was hailed by both sides as a victory to- day. The men involved are Ernesto Mangaoang, a Filipino cannery workers union leader, and Boris Sasieff, Russian-born bookstore owner. Both were arrested in the nation-wide roundup of suspected Communist aliens. Actually Sasieff is already free on bail. C. T. Hatten, Mangaoang’s at- torney, said after learning of the San Francisco court decision yes- terday that “we’re convinced Mangaoang’s going to be free as soon as we can get this before Judge (John) Bowen.” But Immigration Director John P. Boyd said he interpreted the deci- sion as “favorable to the govern- ment.” The court ordered that Boyd must “make a showing” on why the mew should be held without bail. ANCHOLAGE vi=iTOR Jack Henderickson of Anchorage {is staying at the Baranof Hotel. Mrs. Toresola Is Released, Custody 21 FLY WESTWARD VIA PNA WEDNESDAY Pacific Northern Airlines took 21 to the westward yesterday, 19 to (By Associated Press) | Anchorage and one each to Cor- The widow of one of the two| dova and Yakutat. Five arrived|Puerto Ricans who tried to slay | from Anchorage and two from Cor- | President Truman—Mrs. Carmen dova. | Toresola—has heen ordered released From Anchorage: Jason Ellis.‘ from Federal custody. She was ord- Jack Hendrickson, Bill Rowe, Bes-| ered freed because the Federal At-f sie Thompson and O. C. Dwyer. | torney’s office was not able to, From Cordova: Leo C. Von Tersh‘ produce competent evidence against and Oral Burch. | her, The 22-year-old Mrs. Torresola | To Anchorage: Richard Johnson, had been held 51 days on a charge | M. Williams, Thomas Vernon, K. of conspiracy. | Nore, Charles Diven, Harvey Gross, | RSP ERIE- ‘ Delbert Richardson, Ed Haynes, | Jack O'Connor, Jr, Ray Spencer,;New Jeis Designed | Leo Saarela, Lorin T. Oldroyd, Al- ‘ bert Lee, Nick Malutin, Jr., Joe| f S Ip Dergin, John Dimond, Ray Olsen, | or petla III’POSe Benny Bel ang Mrs. 7, L. Stinger. | e Louis Ness wen’ » Yakutat and Louis Stenson t2» Cordova. (By Associated Press) The Air Force says its new, ;dar-cquipped F-94 all-weather jets —with a top speed of over 600 miles an hour—are designed for | round-the-clock ~ defense against | enemy bombers. They can fly at 45,000 feet angd are equipped with| Aviafion Equipment From U. S. for Haly =ox ! power for combat. | BRINDISI, Italy, Dec. 28 — i® —| s | The American freighter “Cape| | Race” docked here today with a| FROM SKAGWAY cargo of United States aviation| Mr. and Mrs. R. Murray of Skag- equipment and supplies for the way are stopping Italian air force. ! Hotel. give them ~..ational BUILDING em=- see Ll FOR RENT Store Space Immediate Occupancy I O Y % N . . GEORGE BROTHERS Joe George tute for Newspaper Advertising! STEVENS J. A. McLEANS ENTERTAIN | GUESTS ON NEW YEAR'S E\’Ei | Invitations have been issued to | a cocktail party New Year's Eve| by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. McLean. | Guests are asked to call between the hours of seven and ten o'clock in the evening at the McLean| home in the Highlands. i | MIKE GAVERIL HERE Mike Gaveril, oldtime Treadweil| electrician and telephone company | employee, is visiting friends in the | Gastineau Channel area. 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