Daily Sitka seminei & Arrowhead Press
Page Two Monday, September 12, 1955
DAILY SITKA, ALASKA, SENTINEL
and The Arrowhead Press
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MRS. PEARL KNOLL’S
FATHER PASSES
Max Rosenstoek, father of j
Mrs. Pearl Knoll of Sitka, died
over the weekend at Fishkill,;
New York at the aige of 71 or
72 years. His daughter had;
left Saturday by plane to be
with her father, but he pass
ed away prior to her arrival.
Surviving in addition to his
daughter are two sons, Joseph
of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Samuel
of Fishkill, New York.
Funeral services will be
held in Brooklyn with inter
ment following in the family
plot,
Mr. Rosenstoek, who had
been stufferinlg fromi a heart
condition for two years, visit
ed Sitka in 1947.
Want Advts Bring Results.
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Photo Finishing
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Meeting*
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MONDAY
NIGHT
"THE NEW YORK LIFE AGENT
IN YOUR COMMUNITY
IS A GOQD^MAttTO KNOW”
MRS. L. E/“STEVE” THIELKE
PHONE RED 107
RUSSELL CLITHERO'S
LEAVE ON TRIP SOUTH
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clith
ero left this morning by plane
for Seattle, where they will
pick uip a car and drive to Ed
monds, Washington, where
they will visit her son; then
on to Olympia, Washington to
visit Mr. Clithero’s daughter,
Gordon.
They will arrive in Port
land, Oregon in time for a
family reunion with his moth
er, Mrs. Myrtle L. Clithero
on Sept. 25. On Sept. 26 they
will be joined by Mr. and Mrs.
John Van Horn and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Van Horn, and the
six will drive east by way oi
Chicago, stopping at Moose
heart, Illinois to view the
Moose Child City and at In
dianapolis, Indiana, to see the
headquarters of the American
Legion and Auxiliary.
From there they will go
south to Charleston or Savan
nah to take the coast route to
St. Augustine Florida, then in
land to Silver Springs where
the famed Bok Singing Tow
er is located. After a visit to
the Cypress Gardens, they
will drive to Miami arriving
Oct. 6, to attend the national
convention of the American
Legion and Auxiliary. They
are stopping at the McAllister
Hotel, convention headquar
ters.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Horn
will return home after the
convention by plape. The sen
ior Van Horns and the Clith
ero’s will join some twenty
ether Alaskan convention del-1
©gates on a yacht trip to Key
West and Puerto Rico. Return
ing they will take the south
ern route around the Gulf of
Mexico to New Orleans, Hous
ton and finally Santa Monica
California. Mr. and Mrs. Clith
ero will visit her daughter,
Esther Johnstone, and his
daughter, Mrs. Jean Gostpon
er. The Van Horn’s also will
DORA M. SWEENEY
Candidate for
Constitutional
Convention
From Election District No. 6
Resident of Alaska since 1907.
Secretary of Territorial Senate
1953 session; member of Terri
torial House of Representatives
1955 Regular and First Extra
Ordinary Sessions.
Help write the history of Alas
ka by casting your votes for the
delegates to the Constitutional
Convention.
I NEED YOUR VOTE!
Election Sept. 13, 1955
- In and Around Sitka -
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
FOR HENRY SAM
Henry Sam, charged by his
wife, Ktherine, with drunk and
disorderly conduct, received £
sentence of six months in fed
eral jail today in U. S. commis
sioner’s court, following hii
plea of guilty.
The term wias suspended or
condition he refrain from usinj
liquor and does not abuse hi;
wife or family. Also he wai
placed on probation for thre<
years.
Sam, a laundry worker at M
Edigeeuimlbe. was drunk in ;
local bar on Sunday, his wif<
testified. When she tried to ge
him to return home, he strucl
her while the couple were or
Lincoln street. The couple ar<
the parents of four small child
ren, the youngest but a fev
weeks of age.
HOSPITAL COMMITTEE
MEETS TONIGHT
A regular meeting of tih<
Sitka Community Hospital con
mittee will be held at 8 p. m
tonight at the Fire Hall. Siste:
Puth Poetzsch will be presen
to tell the committee of th<
work she has done at the hos
pital to date.
visit relatives in California
then return home by plane.
Mr. and Mrs. C'lifchero, wh
own and operate the Sitka Ho
tel, will return Dec. 3.
FOR
FIRST DIVISION
Delegate
at Large
(District No. 6)
To Constitutional
Convention
VOTE
i
B.D.
STEWART
For Thirty Years
Director of
Territorial
Department
of Mines
RELATIVES VISITING AT
GAIL BAGLEY HOME
Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gail Bagley are Mrs.
Merle Eaton and infant daugh
ter, Lynn, of Fairfax, Cali
fornia. and Miss Diane Baigley \
of Sausalito, California.
They are Mr. Bagley’s sis
i ters, making their first trip
[ to Alasika.
MICHAEL JOHNSON TO
ENTER U. OF OREGON
- Michael S. N. Johnson left
1 Mt. Edgecumibe on Sunday for
* Tacoma, Washington, where
; he /will visit his maternal
: grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
1 David W. Nadeau for a week
; before entering the Universi
■ ty of Oreigon, at Eugene.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Ray no A. Johnson of Mt. Edge
cumlbe and has been living in
Tacoma for the last three
> years to attend Stadium High
t School, where he graduated in
June.
: Read Sentinel Want Advts
; Want Advts. Bring Results.
Mr. Car-Owner, are you.
one of those fortunate peo-;
[pie who has “driven for;
’ years & never scratched a
“fender?”
Our congratulations, Sir!
Your long record of safe
driving may make you feel
like letting down your
guard.insurance-wise,
But don’t do it!
You’ve got yourself a
good argument to save a
few dollars in insurance
premiums, ’tis true, but
just rememfber this: A
quirk of fate .. a mo
ment’s carelessness .
can make hash out of a life
time of safe driving.
When you operate a car
without liability insurance,
you’re making a pretty rash
wager. You are 'betting all
you have & ever will have
that your car won’t be held
liable in an accident.
That’s a big stake you’re
[putting uip, because in bet
j ting, there’s no sure thing.
Conway Insurance Agency
Read Sentinel Want Advta.
5
Elect HADLEY STEPHENS Delegate
For Territory-at-Large
Give Us A Government of the People
ALASKA’S CONSTITUTION
We should make it a good one — one which even the “just”
can repair. Three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000) of the tax
payers’ money is to go for writing this document.
With the right leaders and the right political status, Alaska
could prosper and build cities, roads and industries where hu
man life might have an equal chance with the rest of the world
at “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” with freedom
from foreign taxation and freedom from foreign discrimination.
If Alaska’s editors, politicians, religious Jeaders. labor lead
ers, business leaders, social leaders, etc., would compromise and
w'ork together in a statesmanship-like manner for the common
cause — progress as the public good requires — then perhaps
a new and better civilization wrould come out of the wilderness
now known as Alaska. We might get some results for a. change
if Alaska s leaders should work together as the signers of the
Declaration of Independence who “mutually pledged to each
other their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor.”
VOTE Sept. 13 — VOTE Sept. 13 — VOTE Sept 13
- V-O-T-E -
FOR Fred L Irandesjr.
ON September 13, 1955
AC Delegate to the Constitutional
Convention
FROM The First Division
| FISHERMAN, PACKER, TUG & MAIL-BOAT OPERATOR
| MEMBER OF THE PIONEER LODGB
I RESIDENT OF KETCHIKAN, ALASKA
■ <h“" «P a suitable Constitution to present to
; the people for their approval should be chosen from ALL im
i v0|r„i” f““\“ ,T' The fishing industry is vital to
fisherman.^ ' represented by an experienced Alaskan
VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE