BEANES' LABRADOR PUP
‘TAKES OVER THE EMPIRE
If her owners had left a beautiful
3-month-old Labrador puppy in The
Empire newsroom 10 minutes longer.
Editor Elmer Friend probably would
have put Jet to work, complete with
Afyeshade and copy pencil.
After a get-acquainted tour in
which she ingratiated herself with
Jhe entire staff. Jet settled down
as though she planned to spend the
rest of her life in the newspaper
1 office. (A reporter had volunteered
to be puppy-sitter for an houri.
Meantime. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel
K. Beane were in conference with
Dr. James C. Ryan. Territorial Edu
cation Commissioner, about the
coming season at Kake.
Mr. Beane is returning as prin
cipal there, and Mrs. Beane Is one
of the four teachers. Another
teacher, Mrs. Claribel Davis, was
to go to Kake with them today.
The Beanes stopped at the Bara
nof Hotel while in Juneau.
Jet joined the family while the
Beanes were on a stateside vaca
tion. Mr. Beane knows she will be
a great hunting dog, and Mrs.
Beanes hopes she will have lots of
nice families.
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JUNEAU YOUTH SAVES
THREE-YEAR-OLD GIRL
FROM WATERY DEATH
A Juneau youth yesterday after- j
noon .saved a three-year-old child '•
from death in the waters of Gas- ]
tineau Channel.
He was Jack Hughes, 20, son of
Mr. ■ add 'Ififc' WlHl%pf Sptfhes. An
employed bf the Coca-Cola bottling
pla^it near the Juneau Gold, Stor
age - pompahy wharf, 'he aa.W the
child.Alatijorie Howard, lb the-Water
near one ef pie city's mooring floats.
Witnesses said Hnghfet, ran down
the gangplank onto the float and
dove into the waiter, bringing the
child, blue with cold, to safety.
Elton Engstrom, Juneau fish
buyer, called city police, who rushed
the child to the Government hos
pital.
Hospital officials today described
the child’s condition as “good."
She had been playing along the
waterfront with two other children
before she fell in to the water, wit
nesses said.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth j
Lokke. ,
MORGANS TO FLINT
TO PICK CP NEW CAR
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan and
sog^Tom Jr., left yesterday via Pan
American plane for the states, ex
pecting to be gone about ten days.
From Seattle they will go directly
to . jPUgt. nftchigan, where they will
pick up a new car and then drive
back, to the west coast.
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