DAILY SITKA, ALASKA, SENTINti.
and The Arrowhead Press
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Harold A. Veatch.. Editor and Publisher
Ernestine C. Veatch . Business Manager
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ALSAKA COASTAL PLANE
PASSENGER LIST
Arriving Wednesday:
Abtihair Cartwright, Leonard
StLckman, R. E. Lincoln, R. Rey
nofcls, Martha Pavil, Dr. Moore
and Ken LeFavour.
Wednesday’s flight to Juneau
were cancelled toy poor weather
Arriving Thursday: William
Kriegbaum, Jack Molyneaux,
John Ritter, Conrad Krantz,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Workman
and son, Gary, Flora and Geo
rge Imimergan, Anthony Kozu
na, Nick Paul, David Fisher,
Evan Zuker, Bob Zkak, Dew
ey Baker, Scotty Adams, Bob
Haag, Mike Monagle. Joseph
Patrick, Helen Paulson, Mary
Kineazsak from Juneau.
Leaving Thursday:
R. Ives, Herman Guelsdortf,
E. Gagnon, F. N. Hilton, Mrs.
Singleton, Jim Payne, Craw
fiord Smith. E. Lincoln, Mr.
Weaver, T. Curtis, A1 Law
rence, Don James, Jolhn Van
Horn, Alice Hjellen, Olive Tro
wer, Fred Pesthikoftf, Mr. La
Favor, 'Mr. Cartwright, Jerry
Season, Mr. and Mbs. McTaigue
to Juneau
Dr. Sparling to Wrangell j
Peg Ryden to Petersburg
John O’Connell to Hoonah i
Mir. and Mrs. Haynes to Pel
iican
Arriving Friday:
Howard Schroedel, Dr. H. K.
Sipangler, Hartley Crosley,
Ted Johamson and Carl Kerr!
from Juneau.
Leaving Friday:
Loretta Peratrovich, George
and Clifif Hall, Clara, Diana, i
Warren and J>une Taylor, Mrs.
Cora Kiirk. Gayla Brooks, Mr.
Furrell, Mary and Josephine
Johnson, Bill Krieghbaum. H.
Sehroedel, Mr. Crosby, Bar
bara Noreen, J. Ritter to Jun
eau
Peter Naithan 'to Craig
Edwin iNathin and Herbert
Burton t o Ketchikan
Henrietta Dundas to Metla
katla
Joe Johnson to Petersburg
Arriving Saturday:
H. E. Pay, (Mir. and Mrs. Me-'
toigu?, W. R. Ross. Julian
ter, Dr. Carl Mankinin, Mr.1
and Mrs. Ben Forbes. Mrs.
Marie Forbes and Ruby Watts
from Juneau.
Leaving Sri urdav:
Dr. Spans'ler, Olie S.vao
berg. Bill Fawcett. Mr. and
Mrs. S. WeHb and Charles Bor
ch&rdit to Juneau.
Arriving Sunday:
lit. T. O. Cameron, Marjorie
Baud and C. Bloomquist ‘from
Juneau.
\ Leaving Sunday: |
Genevlieve, Craig and Jef- j
,frev Murriay, Maxine DeVries,
Arthur Adams, Mike Monalgle, j
Dewey Baker, Bob Haag to
Juneau. „
Patrick Paul, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Hope, Frank Booth,
Rev. Henry Van Dyke, Mrs.
Charles Littlefield, Mrs. Mary
Pelayo, Mrs. Martha Carle,
Andrew Johnson, Charles Ol
son, David Howard, Sr. and
H. E. Fay Ito Petersburg.
TWO FIRE ALARMS
OVER WEEKEND
Two alarms called out the
Sitka Fire Department over
the weekend. The first, at 10:15
p. m. Friday was at the home
of Paul Pelker on B Street,
where a flooded oil stove cans
ed no damage.
On Saturday afternoon a
fire in the furance room at
- he Marine Supply Co. result-1
ed in damage ito the boards a
bout the furnace.
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AL LAWRENCE SOUTH
A1 Lawrence, principal of j
Mlt. Edgecmmibe school, left
Thursday by plane for the
states. He will visit relatives
while outside.
BEN FORBES FAMILY
HOME SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Forbes {
and his mother, Mrs. Marie
Forbes, arrived home Saturday,
from a vacation trip to the
states.
RETURNS TO CHICAGO
Cliff Hall, who has been
visiting his brother here while '
on vacation, left Friday by
plane for his home in Chicago.
George Hall accompanied his
brother as far las Juneau.
- In and Around Sitka - !
JR. LAURE D. THOMAS
STRICKEN TODAY
Dr. Daure E. Thomas, D. D..
arother of Mrs. Alice Peterson
and Mrs. Grace Chaise of Sitka,
died today iat DcsMoines, Iowa
He bad suffered a heart attack
in September.
Dr. Thomas was 55 years of
age in Odtoiber. He was pas): or
of the Weslley Methodist chu'rch
in DesiMoines..
Funeral services is to be held
Thursday and the family hasi
requested no flowers.
GIRL BOUND OVER
TO DISTRICT COURT
Barbara Noreen, 17, was
bound over lo the district
court ait an arraignment Friday
morning sin local U. S. commis
sioner’s court after she waiv
ed counsel, (preliminary hear-,
inlg or the making of any State
ment. ,
'Complaint, signed by Wil
liam R. Krieghbaum, agent
for the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation, charged i he girl
with mailing 'threatening com
munications through the U. S.
mails.
The court stated she was be
ing sent to Juneau 'promptly to
be examined by the Alaska
mental health 'team, which was
currently in the Capital City.
Bail was set at $3500 .
JAMES McINNIS RITES
HELD SATURDAY
Funeral services were con
ducted by the Rev. H. Van Dyke
Saturday for James Mclnnis.
who died Nov. 11 at the Pion
eers Home, where he had re
sided since March 4 of 1944.
Mr. Mclnnis was born April
21, 1864 in Scotland and had
lived in Alaska since 1910. He
mined and prospected in the
Chena Springs area and came
to ihe Home from Fairbanks.
No known relatives survive.
STOCKTON WEBB’S
MAKE BUSINESS TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Stockton Webb
left Saturday by plane for Se
attle and Portland on a busi
ness trip. Particular interesl.
to them is the boat shows, to
learn what new boats are com
ing uip for next spring.
They expect to return Nov.
27 or 23. During '.heir absence
Morris Lemen will 'be in
charge of Wetolb Marine Ser
vice.
Use Sentinel Want Advta
Want Advts. Bring Rpsults.
COLE INVITED TO WHITE
HOUSE CONFERENCE
T. J. Cole, superintendent of
schools, has been invited by
Presiideni; Eisenhower to take
part in the White House Confer
ence on Education in Washing
ton, D. C., Nov 28 through Dec
1. He is one Of ten persons —
the quota for Alaska — to be
I invited from the territory.
The invitation entitles ihim
! to participate in the national
| meeting on schools, first ever
|oalled by a president of the
| United States, along with some
2,000 Other citizens from fifty
| three states and territories.
The White House Conference
follows similar meetings call
ed by the governors of the
states and territories during
the past yelar, dn response to
the president’s call for “the
most thorough, widespread and
i concerted study the American
| people have ever made of their
| educational problems.”
j Participants in the confer
1 ence will discuss six subjects
which have been si.udied pre
viously in most of the 4,000
community and 53 state and ter
ritorial conferences on educa
tion during 1955. The topics
are:
I (1) Wihat should our schools
, accomplish? (2) In what ways
| can we organize our school sys
j terns more efficiently and ec
! onomdcally? (3) What are our
i school building needs? (4) How
can we gel: enough good teach
ers—and keep them? (5) How
can we finance our schools —
build and operate them? (6)
How can we obtain a continu
ing public interest in educa
tion
The conference will be held
at the Sheraton-Piark Hotel in
Washington, beginning the
evening of Nov. 28.
Want Advts. Bring Results
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the terrific “Do It Yourself”
craze which is sweeping the
country. No matter what
your regular line of work is,
all ya igotta do is buy a “How
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ly Iturn out anything from
slip-covers to four-bedroom
houses.
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car, grow mushrooms, fix
your own dentures, creaite
beautiful oil (paintings, write
novels and ia million & one
other interesting & profit
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Alert to this “Do It Your
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lishing Company offers the
following titles which may
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Regards,
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TAX NOTICE
City of Sitka real and personal properly
faxes, setend half, delinquent after 5
p, m. Tuesday, ilsvemlier 15
Margaret Fedcroff, City Clerk
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA GROUP — These are the delegates
from Southeastern Alaska to the Alaska Constitutional Con
vention. From left to right they are Dora Sweeney, Juneau;
Douglas Gray, Douglas; H. R. Vanderleest, Juneau; R. E.
Robertson, Juneau; Leonard King, Haines; Eldor Lee, Pet
ersburg; William \V. Knight, Sitka, burke Riley. Haines*
Mildred Hermann. Juneau; Roland Armstrong, Juneau* Kath
erine Nordale. Juneau; B. D. Stewart, Sitka; James Nolan
Wrangell; W. O. Smith, Ketchikan; George Sundborg, Juneau
Fairbanks News-Miner Photo by Ji,m Douthit