Four Court Cases
Heard Thursday
Four cases were heard in Com*
missioner’s Court Thursday. Two
were-for assault, one for reckless
driving and one for drunkeness
and all defen dents were found
guilty by U. S. Commissioner
Mable Fenner.
First to appear was Oscar Peter
son, 37, who was charged with
assaulting 73-year-old Peter Gun
derson on Afognak on November
1st. Peterson pleaded guilty to the
charge and was sentenced to 90
days in jail—with 60 days of the
sentence suspended.
i\exx case was that of Fete
Tripepzian who was charged with
being drunk. So drunk that he
fell into the path of a moving car.
He was sentenced to 130 days in
jail in view of his previous record
of drunkeness. He will be taken
to Anchorage jail when Marshall
Ovid McKinley goes there soon.
Navyman Jerold Harlan Stetter,
29, pleaded guilty to a charge of
reckless driving and was fined
$75 and his driving license was
suspended for 30 days.
He was arrested by U.S. Mar
shal McKinley for driving reckless
ly along t£e Road* on
Wednesday night.
Last case was a charge of
assault brought by a wife against
her husband. No details were re
leased.
Missing Victims Of
Air Crash Found
The bodies of the two missing
members of the Navy Patrol
bomber P2V “Neptune”, attached
<to the VP19 Navy Patrol Squad
ron, which crashed at Adak on
October 10, have been found wash
ed up on Adak beaches.
The body of John Earl Hardy,
v
22, Airman, USN was found on
October 18. That of Barth Avenall,
20, ET2, USN was washed ashore
and found on October 26.
The death toll in the crash,
which occured when the pilot was
attempting to land at the U. S.
Naval Station, Adak, was five with
five other crew members rescued
froim the sea.
The body of Hardy was flown
by the Navy to the States on
October 23 and that of Avenall
flown back on October 29th. Hardy
was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel K. Hardy, Birmingham, Ala.,
and Avenall son of Mrs. S. Chris
tine Avenall, Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Watch The Flag
Drivers Warned
Drivers not stopping for the
Morrison-Knudsen flag-down sig
nal at the intersection of Alaska
and Brooklyn when dumpsters go
through with rock loads will be
reported to the Police Department,
flagman Tommy Thompson has
warned.
Thompson said that he did not
want to report drivers failing to
heed warning, but that he would
to forced to do so if drivers con
tinue not stopping when flagged.
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Terrific Floor Show
At the
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Mile. La Belle Shiela
‘Dtutaeuae SxetCque,
George Buxton
Alas*a’s Son; ational Drummer
Tommy Tromonie
Piano and Vocal
Leonard Mae
Swinging Guitar
Friday & Saturday
OP*n until 3 a.m. Saturday only
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