The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 1, 1951, Page 3

FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1951 Adonis Sentenced Handcuffed to James (Piggy) Lynch (left), big shot racketeer Joe Adonis (right) makes a wry face after he was sentenced to two to three years in state prison and fined §15,000 at Hackensack, N. J. for violating New Jersey gambling ever imposed on the 49-year-old laws. It was the first jail sentence Adonis, who was named by the Senate Crime Committee as one of the nation’s most notorious gamblers. Lynch and two other associates of Adonis received similar sentences. () Wirephoto. NATIONAL E Nearly every state in the union will be represented by members of the National Editorial Association who will be in Juneau June 9 aboard the S. S. Aleutian. On a pos vention trip thru Alaska, following the organization’s 66th annual convention, there 'will ke 170 people, newspapermen, their wives, sons, daughters aboard the Aleutian. President of the National Editor- ial Asspciation is J. Clifford Kay- nor, owner of the Daily Record of Ellensburg, Washington, one of the country’s best-known newspaper- fmen. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Kaynor on the Alaska trip. Don Eck, who brought the NEA to Alaska on a cruise over ten years ago, will be along this time. He is executive secretary of the NEA. Following is the list of the state- side newspaper people visit Alaska next week. It is published ahead of time to allow - Juneauites to look up pos- sible home town friends or ac- quaintances when they arrive in town Saturday morning, June 9, with the National Editorial Assoc- iation group. Abraham, Mr, —Herald Enter California. Austin, Mr. Bert J. Bellflower, and Mrs. Herbert— Townsman, Wellesley, Mass. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. and daughter Kay—Daily Reporter, 2007 Collinswood Rd. Columbus, Ohio. Baldridge, Mr. and Mrs. K. F.— Democrat, Bloomfield, Towa Bayol, Edgar 515 Madison Aye. New York, N. Y. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. G. Stew- art—Journal, Manchester, Vt. Benz, Mr. and Mrs. Lester—Press & News, O , Iowa. Bidcle, Mr. and Mrs. John—News, Huntingdon, Pa. Bleezarde, Mr. and Mrs. F. E— News-Herald, Ravena, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Fred L.— Citizen, La Grange, Briles, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.—Cour- jer, Statford, Kan. Brown, Miss J. Mabel—Weekly, Keyport, N. J. Butterfield, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ellenshurg, Wash. Cambridge, Miss Myrtle, 1002 E.! Madison St., D o SR | rgaret, 1105 | Don, | Assn) and daughter, Janet—Courier-Stan-| dard, Fort Plain, N, Y. | Clark, Earl—News, Port Angel Wash. who will S.—Coca-Cola Co. | ectcr ASSOCIATION Independent-Journal, San Rafael, Craemer, Mr. and Mrs. Justus, President Calif. Press—Calif. Press Assn., 530 State Bldg., San Francis co, Calif. Curnow, Editorial A ago, Il Currier, Mr. | Courier-Standard, | Dolliver, George—Daily | Battle Creek, Mich. | Dunphy, Mrs. Alta—Blue Valley | Blade, Seward, Neb. | Ebert, Dr. R. O. Oshkosh, Wis E: , Mr. and Mrs. Floyd—Daily Repuklican, Burlington, Kan. Edgecombe, Mr. and Mrs. Tyler— Signal, Geneva, Nebr. person, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. NAS) and daughter Shir- Co. News, Morgan, Hertha—-National Staff, Chic- Mrs. ciation and Mrs. E. W— Fort Plain, N.Y. News, , Miss Ethel M., Ke!chik.fln. urnier, Mr. and Mrs. John (Di- i rector NAS)—News-Journal, Kent, Wash. Fuchsen, Miss Mildred—Record- Deniocrat, Pocahontas, Iowa. ord, Mr. and Mrs. Frank— ., American Fork, Utah, iner, Mr. Prozress, Clearfield, Pa. Gimmestad, Miss Patty, h, Portland, Ore. mestad, Mr. and Mrs. Ben (President Minn. Editorial Assn.)— Sent’nel, Dawson, Minn., Iammond, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. —Herald Press, Great Bend, Kan. iy, Mr. and Mrs. Don (Dir- NEA) and scn, David—Daily i Record, Canon City, Colo. is, Miner E.—Journal, Palm- 1036 N. Mike—Courier, Stafford, Heidmann, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. —Record Herald, Algoma, Wis. Herrick, Mrs. Ralph W.—Weekly, Keyport, N. J. Higgins, r. and Mrs. Otto—In- ter-City Press, Fairmount Station | Kansas City, Mo. 3 Huckle, Mr, and Mrs. A. W., Box 1053, Rock Hill, S. C. Kaynor, Mr. and Mrs. J. Clif- ford (President NEA)—Daily Rec- ord, Ellensburg, Wash, Kennard, Mr. and Mrs.R. J., Bo- alsburg, Pa. Killgore, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph and son, Jack—News, Rosebud, Texas. Krouser, Mr. and Mrs. Caryl—- Printer-Review, Barstow, Calif. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. —U Republican, Albia, Iowa. Leuker, Ora, Archbold, Ohio. Levett, Mr. and Mrs. E. R— Cobb, Miss Beatrice—News Her- ald, Morganton, N. C. Coleman, L. L.—Tribune, bridge, S. D. Conover, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and son, Martin—Herald, Spring-; ville, Utah, Cook, Mrs. Corinne Neal quiter, Mesquite, Texas. Craemey, Mr. and Mr: Mo- Mes- Palo Alto, Calif. rance, Mr. and Mrs. B. Arp lenburg Times, Charlotte, N. C. Lyttle, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, Pres. Colo. Pr. Assn., Meeker, Colo. McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. G. Ar- thur and son, G. A.; daughter Son- Federalsburg, Md. on, Mrs. Fred Sr.—Sen- , Santa Cruz, Calif. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The fieim Cafe South Franklin Sireet i Emily Schmiiz 2»d Emily Dematteo CRUISE WILL BRI76 170 T0 JUNEAU and Mrs. Braton—| | H.E. GREEN, Agent 2o McPherson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred| Jr.—Sentinel-News, Santa Cruz, r, Mrs. Belle Farra eader Calif. 3 J. H—News, La-| | furtay, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert— | The Wave, Rockaway Beach, N. Y. Neal, Mrs. J. “Sallie"—Mesquiter, | § Mesquite, Texas, | Nolen, Miss Anne E.—News, Mon- | soe City, Mo. Orvis, Mi Mariches Rhoda—Journal, | r. and Mrs. Paul P.—| 1717 Oxford St., Berkeley, Calif. | Price, Mr Virginia—News farmer, Louisville, Ga. Fullin: Mr. and Mrs, Main St., Richter, Mr A sun, San nardino, Calif Riples and Ms. Geo. (23 Plymouth Rd., Dalla R ree, Mr. and Mrs | Georgia Press Assn. Dawson, Ga. . and M ve., Watsonville, and Mrs Griffith, James— A—|] Mrs. nsend, . Carl Mr. and Port T Eexauer, Mr. and M sorter, Ogden, Towa. , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jr Co., Tr apel, Mr. and Mrs. John C.— rmers Mutual Insurance Co., Columbia, Mo. | Stelter, Mrs. Florine, Charlevoix,; ‘Re- | Minn. Stotzer, Mrs. Harold, Archbold, | Ohio. i s Trene—Record-Dem- , Towa. and Mrs. Orrin and eye, Archbold, Ohio. | and Mrs. Jos. and | Dearborn St. Chicago, IIL Thiede, Miss Meta — Chain O'-} Lakes Guide, Waupaca, Wis. | Thomas, Max and son, Lovin — Daily Signal, Crowley, La. i nhill, Miss Mary—News-Her- | ald, Morganton, N. C. ! Tiele, Miss Erna, 5215 Harper Ave., Chicago, Ill. Tye, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph—Times Tritune, Davenport, Wash. v son, Mrs. Mae—Advocate, | Annandale, Minn. | Tysell, H B.—Representing Jour- nal, Britton, S. D. Ulerich, Mr. and Mrs. Progiess, Clearfield, Pa. | Van Woert, Mrs. R.—Represent- | ing The Local, Greenville, N. Y. ' | Wallin, Mr. and Mrs. O. V.—Wolf | & Company, 1616 Walnut St. Phil- | elphia, Pa. | Welch, Mrs. Vivian—Free Press | ith, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A, Box 12524, Calistoga, Calif. . Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. W. Don; daughter, Doris -Tribune, Davenport, Wash. Faje E. —News, Wm., K—| son. Morgan, A Williams, Jack—Daily Journal- Herald, Waycross, Ga. | Eall, Mr. and Mrs.. A, J.—Obser-| r, Woodhaven, N. Y. E. — Herald, Sanford, N. C. Klinefelter, Mrs. Laura and daughter, Joan -— Times, Adams,| , Mr. and Mrs. 1, Angola, Ind. e ALASKA une | SEATTLE ‘ AND ALASKA E. B—Re- Passenger Service Southbound S.S. DENALI S.S. BARANOF Sun. June 3 Sun. June 10 Petersburg Petersburg ‘Wrangell Ketchikan Ketchikan Beattle Seattle Northbound S.8. BARANOF S.S. ALEUTIAN Sat. June 9 Cordova Valdez Seward Sitka Tues. June 5 Seward Sitka Freighter Service FLEMISH KNOT Arriving Juneau about June 5 or 6 For Information Phones 2 and 4 Juneau STEAMSHIP COMPANY | ow, | four young THE DAILY ALASKA ol o IFRUIT FACIAL-— A student at Stuttgart Academy of Cosmetics in Frankfurt, many, applies a vitamin mask of sliced banana as an aid to too Ger- dry skin on the face, ArRiAL JOYRIDE KILLS TWO MEN Valdez, Alaska, June 1, — (P — A early morning aerial joy ride killed two men early yesterday. The victims were Stanley Knute- son, 25, Alaska-born war veteran, and a youth still unidentified. Joe Dieringer, owner of the crashed Luscombe plane, said he was not aware his plane was miss- ing until informed of the tragedy The plane was heard flying low | over Valdez after 4 am., and crash- ed on the flats a mile and & half north of here presumably at 4:30 a.m,, the time shown on Knuteson's smashed wrist watch. Jackie Hobson, a young boy com- | ing home from a bear hunt, discov- ered the wreckage. Knuteson is survived by his wid- the former Enola Shumalter, children and two sis- The second victim has been iden- tified as Richard Cline of White: hall, Montana. FROM SAN FRANCISCO Florence E. Ullreck of the Am- | erican Red Cross from San Fran- cisco is at the Baranof Hotel, .| EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA A BELLA That'’s lumbia. A ‘sym- |y, all s wella uaws are mek- not ociated 1 fishing ish Columbia hast have declared a ALL NOT WELLA IN & o ™ ¢ men. e belong to the Native B-C. The squ Native ) the Birc 2 in the collect on ::m tt s not spec but hey and at s strike announced that t lity and the vo mean bu ant that Guayaquil is Ecuador’s only port of consequence. PAGE THREE New owners! New management! New brewmasters! They're combining all their skill and experience to bring you Lucky Lager — the same great beer that elsewhere outsells all other beers on the Pacific Coast. Enjoy age-dated 'Lucky Lager today. 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