The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 24, 1951, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, | 3 Charged on A Embezzling Funds by FBI PITTSBURGH, Oct. 24—(® »Thr FBI arrested three officials of a big department, store credit union to-, day and charged them with embezz- ling $338,901.10. | Special agent Fred Hallford, in i charge of the Pittsburgh FBI of- | fice, said those arrested were Jo- seph B. Campbell, 56, vice pres dent of the Kaufmann Store E ployees’ Federal Credit U Jobm J. Cain treasurer; Mrs. Nana 31, asvistant treasurer and office mandger. The case is the 11th major em- kezzlement broken in about a year by the FBI office in Pittsburgh in an area embracing western Pennsyl- vania and West Virginia. The other embezzlement charges all involve bankers or bank employees. A total of $3,562,000 in shortages is involved. Twelve persons have been arrested in the 11 cases. A 1 person, a banker, committed suicide. Hallford quoted Cain as saying he used the embezzled money to “finance lost week-ends” during the latter part of 1944 to early 1948. Campbell also admitted, Hallford declared, embezzling funds for good times. Mrs. Nicoll, now on sick leave, told Hallford her completion of mere business actions for Cain. Home Nursing Course To B2 fealured on Radio Proqrams portance of Lmnu nursing, a course offered by the Red Cross, will be broadcast over radio station KINY | this week. The first program, a dramatization | showing the need of home nursing training in the average home, will ke given Thursday morning at 11| o'clock. A 15 minute program de: cribing the home nursing pre is scheduled for Friday after at 5:30 o'clock. Appearing on the second broad- | cast will be Mrs. Elton Engstrom | assisted by Mrs. E1ll Landvreth, Mrs, Katherine Gair and Wayne | Goff. Anyone interested in envolling m‘ the class is asked to call Red Cro office at 883 or M at Ilul 483, 100N | Iaku feasimasiers To Meet Thursday The Taku Toastmasters will meet Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Baranof | Hotel for dinner and speeches. Wes Overby is scheduled for the hlight speech and Hunt Gruen- g, Jerry McKinley and Pete Wal are slated for five minute talks. The impromptu subject is to be handled by Wayne Richey. The subject to be discussed by the membership at large is to be in-| troduced by Bud Elkins and Gene Vuille will act as grammarian. ‘ Chief critic Linn Forrest will be | assisted by Bill Manthey, Waino. Hendrickson, Bill Ellis, Leo Saarela | and John Graff. Toastmaster prc-‘ siding at the meeting will be Ed Peyton. All visiting club members are invited. | 3 Arrm-l—e;\fi Ca Princess Louise Arriving on the Princess Louise kg ay evening were 23 passengers with five embarking for Skagway. The ship is scheduled southbound Friday at 7 a.m. sailing for Van- couver at 8 a.m. Disembarking from Vancouver: Mr. and Mrs. S, Hellenthal, Mr. and | Mrs. E. J. O'Brien and two child- ren; Mr. and Mrs. George M. Simp- kins, Mr. and Mrs. L. A Bourdon and four children; H. A, Haverstock, | J. F. Sadlier, K. Berg, H. Heiberg D. McDougall, E. Pelkola, T. Ruden, W. Woods. Embarking for Skagway: Brooks Hanford, Mrs. Bert Dennis, Miss Dennis, Mrs, M. Soldin. 13 In, 17 Out on Pacific Northern Tuesday Flights Thirteen passengers arrived Tues- day on Pacific Northern Airlines with 17 departing. Departing for Anchorage: Wil- fred Green, Frank Merritt, Ernest in; ner Bernhardt, Harold Cowan, Earl Han- | sen, Pedro Carril, Yolana Behreck- man, Herbert Gromel, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Nauman, For Cordova: Leslie Vizenor, Mrs. G. Vizenor. For Yakutat: John Adams, and Mrs. Robert Jackson, and Jim Jackson. Arriving from Anchorage: F. H. Huff, P. Warber, R. Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Josefson, C. Goodman, H. Wadell, G. Chinook. From Cordova: Joe Christian, A. Mr. John |8 o'clock '\mw | help D. Jackson, Mrs. | 1951 \Alaska Poflefi; Hold Work Night, Demensiration The Alaska Potters will hold their egular meeting this evening 8 in their club room | the rear of the Purity Ba This willbe a work night Gen Harmon will tration and lesson o od. For th a square of C then lay. B 8 o'clock. ime > during the meetin; Thosze wt have yet to r curta e be bring > reminded to do o money in to their new fiiorb Shower Honors irs. Reber! Prather Mrs. Robert P a sterk shower Milton N honored ‘e of ve- the my ard he jewski and consc Harry Arnold. F were served following the “attendance wer: George Gullufsen Jr Alister; nmy Mi 8 , Vern , Wally J Fleek, Carl Mueller, Jim Richar Frank Cashen, Red Holloway Doogan, Olav Lillegraven Arnold, John Heuesien, Pat and Wayne Atter. Mese J. K. erze jowski KAH BAZAAR AT MONDAY PARTY 1l plan: Rebekah Baz Nov. 3, when Martha W | eral chairman, entertaine mittec at the home of M night The will open at i 11:30 am., N 3 in the I.O.O.F. hall ith to kinds of \d aprons be made “fish pond” | ¢ entertainment There is be many lework, doll clothes l'ar sale. An s | of an elect T | will be operated for of the children. Other committee members are Selma Peterson, Ellen Wilson, M ‘IN‘ Smith, Mae McKinnon, Theln Bodd Sigrid Dull, Alice Mu: Flc Larsen, Myrtle Converse, Berna West, Marguerite Dudley | and Peggy McIver. ay | LETTER SEEKS l\TOR“’\TlO‘ {ABOUT FORMER TEXAS MAN A letter from Galveston, Texas to the Governor’s office asks for in locating James Morgan, whose brother, the letter states, was killed in & plane crash. The lettc, from Miss Tanner, 717 Mechanic (C), Galves- ton, has been turned over to the Empire in hope that Morg:\n can be found. The letter states that Morgan married an Indian woman, and that Mamye K. |Cadet A. F. Lawrence Y e Grove, {for t Promofed fo Rank 0f Sergeant at MA Cadet Aifred F. r. and Mrs. A POINT- omoted to 1 the Um(ul This pro- as a distinct honor ommand positions are b class standings in aptity ent West on City High S i skeghall and In phe Upon ~his ence h n in the Emblem Club Mebis For Installation »m Car- active Natior al pes night Hall 8 o'c ]x ek The ir will mal and all members ed to attend. infor- are request- Coast Guard Officer Is Invifed fo Chamber Admiral Josept visiting , Cogst Guard keen invited to attend Chamber of Commerce be held Thursday noon eenspu office DENT LEAVES R VISIT TO JUNEAL Mrs. A the s after from broth- who! in Ohio Ore to v Robert Marcum, the Helen k 311, sponsored Club, will; rom 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the grade school gymnasium. The program will consist of Cub advancement ceremonies and skits put on by the various dens por- ying phases of the “Be Strong America” theme. Den mothers is year are: Den 2, Mrs, Ter= obbins Den 3, Mrs, Henry Mrs. Frances Steb- irs, Lois Needles. | will be of Den 3 3 ted is invited to join | the meeting. | the Cubs at 2OY CONFE Bl RGLARY OF CHANNEL EMPORIUM A 16-year-old hoy, arrested this morning by Chief of Police Bernard | Hulk, confessed to taking $80 in | the burglary of the Channel Empor- | fum Saturday night. l The youth was turned over to the | Welfare Department for dlsnn&lllan‘ of his | James Sofoulis, owner of the store, reported Sunday that his place had | been entered and the money stolen. | Police discovered that entrance hqd‘ Morgan and his wife’s family moved | been gained through a trapdoor in to Alaska (locality not known) about | the rear of the store. | a year ago. It is believed they may | have received land grants. Persons knowing of Morgan's whereaboutus should address their information to the Governor’s office n Juneau, or to Miss Tanner at the | abové address. METHODIST CHURCH STUDY ' | GROUP MEETS WEDNESDAY The evening study group of the Women’s Society of Christian Serv- | ice of the Methodist Church meets |at the home of Mrs. Jack Popejoy *! this evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs, Wal- lace Sharples will be the leader for the study on the Book of Acts. 5DOCTORS PROVE New Way toRelieve FattyIndigestion .. Get Nature’s Own Digestive Juices Working Better Again! Do yoit feel “heavy,” after mes gish? Pe nl:- ? Blo: They may “lie . unhealthy— you feel bloated, And this slows up your ion of other foods. akke up those “lazy" liver cells— Barry, Dan Sohn, Karl Aho, Harold Westman. NOTICE—NOTICE Yacht Club meeting Tuesday 8 p.m. Baranof Iris Room. 46-2t R. W. COWLING, Comm. that's the problem. 5 doctors prove you can—withonly Carter’s Little Liver Pills, Bile flows richer, more active. Carter's Pills promptly help "Nature _put you on the road to feeling like a-million! 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Forrester-(D-Ga) ! the Associated Press picture on| front page of Tuesday’s Empire wving Speak Sam Rayburn ‘ll Tex) having farewell hand with a group of House mem- Congress adjourns isn’t For- at all, according to a Juneau riber I'he man identified as Congress- Forresler is really Congress- Samuel W. Yorty, (D-Cal) to Mrs. Victoria Davis, secretary who once worked ‘m l\h Yorty. b nar man 1LY Y CHEN YU°S New Shade for Fall and 5 )\'inlcx; “Singing Conper> Iridescent N Lacquer $1 nn Regular Nail Lacquer .()() Lipsti $1.00 plus |2]X\ | isor | TOBI P\l TON JUNEAU DRUG CO. Box 1151 — Phone 33 ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY . Passenger Service SOUTHBOUND 3.3. BARANOF 5.8, DENALI Sun. Oct. 28 Sun, Ketchikan Peteisburg Seattle Wrangell Ketehikan Seattle NORTHBOUND $.S. DENALI 8.8. BARANOY Mon. Oct. 29 Tues. Nov. 6 Seward : Sitka Cordova Nov. 4 Freighter Service From Seattle October 26 RING SPLICE Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau o For Information Phones 2 and 4 Juneau H. E. 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