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EASTERN STARS HOLD
PUBLIC INSTALLATION
Monday evening the Order of
Eastern Star held a public instal
lation at the Masonic Temple with
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar, as
sisted by Mrs. Gus Steinwandel
performing the work of the eve
ning.
Officers installed were Worthy
Matron and Patron; Mrs. S. Mor
gan, Sam Huxley; Associate Ma
tron and Patron, Mrs. Karl Dewey
and Raymond Kayes; Conductress
and Associate Conductress, Mrs.
Robert Long and Mrs. John Fults;
Secretary and Treasurer; Mrs. T.
McAllister and Mrs. Frank Bing
ham; Chaplain, Mrs. Ben Gillette;
Marshal, Mrs. Luther Dunbar;
Organist, Mrs. Wilfred Boucher;
Star Points, Mrs. Earl Coulthard,
Mrs. R. Baldwin, Mrs. Ben Young,
Mrs. A. Steinwandel and Mrs. H.
; F. Harper; Warder and Sentinel,
i Mrs. Conrad Yennev and Mr.
i Charle Lewis.
j All officers of 1949 were pre
1 sented with beautiful handmade
: gifts by Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar,
outgoing presiding oficers. A beau
tiful jewel of office made by
1 Harry Hagen was presented to
Mrs. Dunbar, as well as gifts of
silver to Mr. and Mrs. L. Dunbar,
who are the first husband and
wife to hold the highest office of
the chapter at the some time in
the history of the chapter.
A lovely Christmas luncheon
was served by the committee com
posed of Mrs. H. Harper. Mrs. O.
Weaver. Mrs. R Baldwin and Tol
bert Scott.
Convict Scanlon
For Treason
WASHINGTON, (7P) — Herbert
John Burgman, former American
embassy clerk in Berlin, was sen
tenced yesterday to six to 20 years
in prison as a traitor.
Burgman, 53, was convicted
November 15 of treason for his
wartime broadcasts over the Nazi
radio. He is a native of Hokah.
Miss.
The maximum penalty could
have been death. The minimum
for treason is five years in prison
and a $10,000 fine.
Burgman was the eighth Ameri
can convicted of treason in World
War II. Seven others have been
charged with betraying their coun
try.
Burgman admitted during his
five-week trial that he made
broadcasts over the German short
wave radio station “Debunk” un
der the alias of “Joe Scanlon.” He
insisted, however, he had been
forced to do so for fear of the
Nazi gestapo.
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