SEEK MISSING PEOPLE
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Anyone having information
concerning the following missing
persons is asked to communicate
with the Governor’s office in Jun
eau.
James H. Foster — Believed to
have been at Nuka Bay, Alaska.
Tom Harlow—When last heard
from, was in Seward, Alaska. Was
70 years old.
Harry Dubois — 46 years old.
Family believe he may have come
to Alaska on construction work.
(Liss) Arvid Hansson—43 years
old, born in Sweden. It is believed
this man came to Alaska around.
1937.
Buford F. Johns—It is reported
that this man worked for the
Alaska Railroad in 1942.
Plant your Bulbs now. Caster,
Regal and Chinesa Lilies. Hya
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U. S. DISTRICT COURT
In U. S. District Court Wednes
day Silas Kamalook entered a
plea of not guilty.
Friday morning in District
Court Ulysses. Fleener entered a
plea of guilty to two counts of as
sault with a dangerous weapon on
the night of November 16 at May’s
Tavern, on the persons of Verna
and Carl Mickelson. The sentence
will be pronounced at a later date.
William Stettinger’s trial on a
charge of pocket picking is set for
Monday, December 1.
U. S. COMMISSIONER
JAMES ADAMS RESIGNS
U. S. Commissioner, James
Adams, has tendered his resigna
tion in a letter to the District
Judge Joseph Kehoe. The resigna
tion is to take effect as of Decem
ber 31, 1947. Mr. Adams is enter
ing business for himself.
JACK LENCER
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' Sailings Are Fre«|uent
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Nov. 28 and every two weeks thereafter for
^ Juneau, Ketchikan, Seattle.
Dec. 4 and every two weeks thereafter for
Valdez, Cordova, Juneau, Ketchikan, Seattle.
December 10 for Yakutat, Ketchikan, Seattle.
HOW TO ACCUMULATE
A FORTUNE
! The editor of a country news
paper retired with a fortune.
When asked the secret of his suc
cess, he x-eplied:
“I attribute my ability to retire
with a $100,000 bank balance after
30 years in the newspaper field to
close application to duty, puisuing
a policy of strict honesty, always
practicing rigorous rules of econ
omy, and to the recent death of
my uncle who left me $98,500.”
FAIR HEARING NOTICE
A Fair Hearing will be held on
December 2, 1947 at 10:00 a.m. at
the offices of the Territorial De
partment of Health, Juneau, Alas
ka, accprding to an announcement j
made today by Doctor C. Earl Al-1
brecht, commissioner of health.
The hearing is held for the pur
pose of affording every applicant
who has requested Federal Aid in
hospital construction an oppor
tunity for hearing before the Ter
ritorial Agency.
Appeals may be made to the
Territorial Agency by the appli
cant in writing.
The applicant is entitled to be
represented by friends or counsel
if he so desires.
The appellant is entitled to ex
amine all evidence.
A stenographic record of the
hearing will be made, and upon
request of the appellant, will be
transcribed and made available
for examination.
“20-40” BOX SOCIAL
The "20-40" Club will hold its
box lunch and dance this coming
Saturday evening, November 29,
in the Pioneer Hall, commencing
at 7:00 p.m. The lunches will be j
brought by the ladies and raffled
off to the lucky fella who will dine.
with the owner of the lunch. Fol-1
lowing the supper the floor will
be cleared for dancing. A good
lime is guaranteed.
ANNUAL MEETING
The Arctic Native Brotherhood
will hold its annual meeting on
Monday night, Dec. 1 at 7:30 p.m.
for election of officers. All mem- •
bers are urged to attend.
Bert Bell, Secy, j
Classified Ads |
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WANTED—Lady willing to share
spotlight with real live snakes at
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Entertainment Committee. 143-2t
DREAM
THEATER
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2 Shows, Nov. 28, 7:15 and 9 p.m.
Friday
'‘WILD BILL H1COCK RIDES
AGAIN"
Constance Bennet - Bruce Cabot
Also
Chapter I. "SECRET SERVICE IN
DARKEST AFRICA." New Serial
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1 Show, November 29, 7:30 P.M.
Saturday
"INCENDIARY BLONDE"
Betty Hutton - Arturo de Cordova
Also "Broncs and Brands"
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2 Shows, Nov. 30, 7:15 & 9:00 p.m.
Sunday
"SHADOW OF A WOMAN"
Andrea King - Helmut Dentine
Also "A Peek At Hollywood"
Taft And Dewey
May Fight It Out
For Nomination
(Continued from Page One'
to be marshalling for a battle with
Stassen, and probably Gen. Doug
las MacArthur, in the Wisconsin
primary April 6. But whether the
New York governor will be pro
jected into the Illinois contest a
week later apparently depends on
what arrangements Green can
make toward getting a favorite
son pledge.
Taft previously had said he did
not intend to enter any primary
except in Ohio, May 4, where he
is virtually conceded solid support
of the state’s 53 delegates.
Close associates said, however,
that if the Illinois situation devel
ops to the point where Dewey is
entered, Taft will plunge into the
race, too. ‘
This would mean active cam
paigning, because although Taft
backers say they think they can
count on substantial support
among Illinois Republicans, they
have no illusions that they could
win without a fight.
The City of Pittsburg, Pa., has
more streets than any other city.
.Only Four Rescued
From Ill-Fated
Clarksdale Victory
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(Continued From Page One
fied. They are seaman Peter J.
j Roman of Midland, Pa., and asst,
engineer K. J. Bowes of Wolforth,
! Tex.
(Meanwhile the SS Denali, Alas
ka Steamship company passenger
ship, first to arrive on the ship
wreck scene early Tuesday, berth
ed in Seattle yesterday.
(Capt. Ben Aspen, master of the
Denali, praised the work of chief
officer Chris Nilsen and his deck
crew in their attempt to get ashore
in a lifeboat through the heavy
sea.
(“They were lucky to get back
to the ship,” the captain said.
“They were forced to turn back
when the terrific swells and tide
threatened to smash the lifeboat
into the rocks.”)
MRS. CELESTE CLARK
VISITS DAUGHTER HERE
Mrs. Celeste Clark, mother of
Alma Fitch of the N. C. Co. staff,
arrived from her home in Seattle
to visit with her grandchildren.
She plans to remain through the
holidays.
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