SELMA SMITH
.President
OFFICERS OF
SITKA UNIT NO. 13
President — Betty Bliiason
First vice president — Agnes
Bartels
Second vice president — Lil
lian Davis
Junior vice president — Ma
rie McGoraw
Secretary —Charlotte Trend
Treasurer —- Dorothy Wyres
Chaplain — Elizabeth Van
Horn
Historian — Lorerte Tuengel
Sergeant-*ait-arms — Alma
Jenny
Executive committee — Dora
Nielsen. Frances Craig. Esther
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IZOLA LEE SIMS
First Vice President
SITKA'S JUNIOR OFFICERS
Reading from left to right: Claudia Pearl. Joan Didrickson,
Christine Bartels. Susan Peterson and Georgia Joseph.
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Be Most Pleasant
b The Wish of
Conway Dock Co.
LORENE TITENGEL
Second Vice President
HI RTHA N. BAKER
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Nat’l. Exec. Committeewoma*
I P.D.P. • TKir CLITHERO
Department Chairman
Past Unit Presidents Comm.
Impasse
MODESTO, Calif. (TP) A rail
road wigwag signal stopped a
Greyhound bus for two hours
last night, although there wasn’t
a train in sight.
The signal had stuck. It wag
ged «nd wagged. The bus dri
ver refused to cross the tracks.
Thirty passengers, at first in
credulous, became angry as
minutes ticked away.
“Come on! Let's* go!’’ they
shouted to the driver. Da raid j
W. Dreier. j
He said no and cited state j
utilities commission rules.
After a half hours delay, po
lice and railroad people start
ed a search for William Brown,
the signal maintenance man.
He could not be found.
Automobiles arrived frequen
tly at the crossing. Drivers
sighted up and down the line,
drove around the bus and across
the tracks.
One angry woman bus passen
ger approadied a policeman.
‘What would happen/' she
asked, “if I just walk over and
break it haft signal?”
The officer advised her not
to try.
The bus had halted at 10:30
p. m.
About 12:35 a. rn., a switch
ehgine came puffing along the
tracks.
The engine moved a freight
car standing on the wigwag sig
rials foot. The ibus went across.
See Our Pictures of Sitka
while You are here and
A Welcome to
The American Legion
and Auxiliary e«w;afion
The Photo Slop Si udio
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