Man Convicted of 2nd
Degree Murder, Who
Believed in Divine Calling
NFAV YORK tT .Tamos Mul
l(X>ly. who believed ho had “a di
vuu' calling'’ to kill his spinster
sster's employer because he sus
pected they were having an affair,
was convicted Tuesday of second
degree murder.
Mulloolv, 41, a gray-haired ac
countant, s h o t and mortally
wounded oil executive Taylor S.
Gay last June 11 as Gay stood in
a New York terminal of the Hud
son & Manhattan Railroad.
The 55-year-old vice president of
‘die Phillips Petroleum Co. had es
corted Mulloolv's sister, Mary, 42.
to the terminal following one of a
series of occasional dinner dates
described by Miss Mullooly as
purely platonic. The woman, who
worked as Gay's secretary, was
returning to the Jersey City, N.J..
home she shaft'd with her brother.
Mullooly testified he found him
self plagued with the idea that the
relationship between Gay, w h o
was estranged from his wife, and
Miss Mullooly was m o r e than
casual.
"I prayed for guidance,” testi
fied Mullooly.
An all-male jury deliberated for
nearly 12 hours before bringing in
its verdict.
Bunny Girls Will Have
To Hop Without Music
XI'W YORK V - Th. si' luscious
bunny girls can continue hop-hop
. hopping along at Yew York’s new
Playboy Club, but not to live
music.
The city's License Commissioner,
Lei nard O'Connell, says the bun
nies are “scantily clad" to lure
prospective customers, and he
doesn't think the club deserves a
; cabaret license.
His ruling Tuesday need not
I halt the flow of alcoholic bever
ages at the plush S3’j million
i club. It only prohibits entertain
; ment.
The bunny girls, the trade mark
: of Playboy Clubs, get their names
from their costumes, featuring
| bunny ears and cottontail- attach
; merits.
The club, like others of its kind,
! is an offshoot of Playboy maga
! zine, where the bunnies originated
as cheesecake models known as
playmates.
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Ray Arnold Awarded
SrOO N.C. Co. Scholarship |
i
I?av Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. j
Wiibur Arnold, junior at the Alas- |
ka Methodist University has been
awarded a Northern Commercial
Co. $500 scholarship, it has been
announced by the President Vol
ney Richmond Jr.
The N.C. Co. annually gives five
' such scholarships. Three of the
others already announced are
•James Brickell. who is working
toward is master’s degree at the
University of Washington; Enrique
Jose Guardia, working toward his
master’s degree in food science
and had a bachelor’s degree from
the College of Fisheries, and Ed
win Messerli at the University of
British Columbia, who is a sopho
more in electrical engineering
working toward a science degree
in engineering.
The winner of the fifth scholar
ship has not been named.
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First Lady of ACS
Retires After 39 Years
SEATTLE UP> — Mrs. Maude E.
Rebrnan has retired after 39 years
of service with the Alaska Com
munication System.
In 1923 when she was hired as
a file clerk, Mrs. Rebman was told
the job would probably be tem
portary. It was not. For the past
eight years she has served as as
sistant comptroller of the system,
and enlisted men have given her
the title of “First Lady of the
ACS.”
Enlisted men recently honored
here with a luncheon in the ACS
training room here. It was attend
ed by some 140 present and past
military and civilian employes of
the system.
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Woe, Is the Life of
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Hy The Associated Press
You may pity the poor postman
trudging up icy hills in this other
wise joyous season, but Mrs. K.
W. Sipes of Lewiston, Idaho, can
remember when he had it rougher.
Back in 1914 when she was
4-year-old May Pierstorff, Mrs.
Sipes was marked “Care of Uncle
Sam.” plastered with 53 cents
worth of stamps and mailed from
Grangeville, Idaho, to her grand
mother is Lewiston.
Her ride in the mail car would
have cost $1.55 in a passenger car.
A mail clerk delivered her to
her grandmother, Mrs. C. Ven
nigerholz.
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lations were changed, limiting the
size of parcel post packages—and
their contents.
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Geyser Blamed for
Death of Housewife
PACOIMA, Calif. UP) — One of
nature’s phenomena — a geyser —
is blamed for the death of a
Woodland Hills, Calif., housewife.
The coroner’s office said Mrs.
Dean Elliott, 38, was severely
scalded Dec. 5 when she was
thrown from her car 40 miles
north of Bishop, Calif. She landed
in a roadside stream of 180-degree
water spewed forth by the Casa
Diablo geyser.
Dean Elliott, 45, the victim’s
husband, said the accident occur
red near the entrance to Mammoth
Lakes. The car hit a patch of slip
pery road and spun toward the
ditch containing the steaming
water.
The door of the car popped
open when the auto hit a pole, El
liott said, and his wife was thrown
into the water.
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