Funeral Riles for
Jack Langseth on
Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for Jack Lang
seth, who died suddenly Friday,
will be held Thursday afternoon at
2 p.m. at the Carter Chapel.
The Rev. G. H. Hillerman will give
the eulogy. Vocalist will be Evelyn
Kelly. The Independent Order of
Odd Fellows ritualistic service will
be read at the cemetery. Interment
is to be in the Odd Fellows,plot
Evergreen Cemetery.
Pallbearers are to be Harry Ton
kin, J. P. Christenson, Henning
Berggren, Henry Jenkins, Ben Hav
dahl and Arnulf Johnson.
Friends may call at the Carter
Chapel this evening between 7 and
10 o'clock. It is requested that
no flowers be sent to the funeral.
Instead, it is asked that the money
be sent to the Alaska Tuberculosis
Association.
Mr. Langseth would have been 66
years old December 14, passing away
one week before his birthday. He
worked on the Douglas Island News,
Dispatch, Record-Miner, Stroller's
Weekly and the Daily Alaska Em
pire.
He played baseball and umpired
i:i the Gastineau Channel area for
years. Mr. Langseth was active on
the Juneau and Douglas volunteer
lire departments.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Jose
phine Langseth, and three daugh
ters, Mrs. James Owings, Talladee,
Ga., Mrs. James Gleason, St. Pet
ersburg, Fla., and Mrs. Roy Eaton,
Anchorage and seven grandchildren.
Mrs. Gleason has arrived for her
father’s funeral.
Mr. Langseth is also survived by
two brothers, Andrew Langseth of
Ketchikan and Rasmus Langseth of
Seattle, two sisters: Mrs. Iver Han
seth, Seattle: and Mrs. J. C. John
son, Vallejo. Calif. Andrew Lang
seth arrived for the funeral.
Arctic Research
Growing Rapidly:
University Prexy
SEATTLE, Dec. 12—(^—Scientif
ic research in northern Alaska and
the Arctic is growng rapidly, Dr.
Terris Moore, Fairbanks, president
of the University of Alaska, report
ed here today.
“Last summer there were more
than 150 different scientific pro
jects going up there,". Dr. Moore
said.
One in which he participated per
sonally was a 22-hour flight beyond
the North Pole to study ice islands.
The flight went beyond the pole
until the plane was closer to Eu
rope than to Alaska.
“There is considerable specula
tion about the formation of the ice
islands,” the university head said.
“Much of what is known about
them is classified information.”
ACA AGENT HERE
Mrs. Elmer Games, Alaska Coast
al Airlines agent from Angoon, is
stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
Lutheran Aid Society
Plans Christmas
Celebration at Church
The December meeting of the
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will
be held in the church social room
at 8 p.m. Thursday.
A Christmas program is planned
by Mrs. Bert McDowell and Mrs.
Roy Nevin.
As part of the Christmas celebra
tion. each member is asked to bring
I a gift for a child marked as to age
f and sex of the child for which it
is suitable.
Those who are saving silverware
coupons are asked to bring them
to the meeting. Hostesses for the
j evening are to be Mrs. Jack Bur
ford ar.d Mrs. J. O. Rude.
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CHAMBER TO ELECT
BOARD MEMBERS
The Juneau Chamber of Com
merce will elect executive board
members for the coming year at a
regular luncheon meeting at the
Baranof Hotel tomorrow. Those
nominated for the board are: F. O.
Eastaugh, O. F. Benecke, Henry
Green, F. D. Nagel, Pete Warner,
Charles Burdick, E. J. O’Brien,
Peter Wood and Jerry McKinley.
All members are urged to be pre
sent.
The Douglas Island Woman’s
Club will hold its Christmas party
this evening at 8:30 p.m. in the
Masonic Hall. All club members
are reminded to take their, hus
bands, or guests.
Court Ruling Gives
Go Ahead in Case
Against Ohio Paper
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12—UPI—A
government attorney says the gov
rnmcnt, in the wake of a Supreme
Court decision yesterday will “go
forward’’ with an anti-trust suit
against the Mansfield (Ohio) News
Journal.
Assistant Attorney General H.
Graham Morson announced the de
cision scon after the Supreme Court
ruled that the Lorain (Ohio) Jour
nal violated the Sherman anti
trust act by refusing to accept ad
Sentence Passed
Gn Mrs. Cutting;
3 Years Probation
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12—M—
Mrr.. Audrey Cutting, 41, Anchor
age real estate woman, today was
placed on three years probation
for issuing a bogus check for $100.
She was convicted of the offense
by a jury last Nov. 13.
Farl J. Fleming of Anchorage is
at the Hotel Juneau.
vertising from merchants who ad
vertised oyer a competing radio
station.
What Next! Now
A Cigarette,
Self-Lighting
FRIBOURG, Switzerland, Dec. 12
—lift—A Swi'i chemical manufac
turer says he has invented a self
lighting cigarette.
He says it works like this:
One end is saturated with a secret
chemical which sets the tobacco
afire when the tip is rubbed gently
against the side of the package. It
makes no flame, and there’s no need
to puff on the cigarette w'hile light
ing it.
The inventor is 35-year-old Ernest
Heimo. He says self-lighting cigars
OPS LUCAS LEAVING
Lauren M. Lucas of the Juneau
Office of Price Stabilization staff
will leave Sunday for a three-day
trip to the Skagway-Haines dis
trict.
Lucas, who was formerly branch
manager for OPS in Ketchikan,
will explain OPS regulations to
Skagway and Haines merchants and
asisst them In their preparation of
reports where necessary. He is ex
pected home tomorrow from Ketchi
kan where he spent two days this
week in a similar capacity.
and cigarettes can be produced at
little extra cost, and that several
European and American tobacco
companies are negotiating for rights
to his formula.
Juneau PAA Boys
Get Praise
Juneau’s PAA salesmen get a
pat on the back in an article ap
pearing in the Clipper, a PAA pub
lication for the Pacific Alaska Di
vision of the air linje.
The article says that the publicity
received from trips to Honolulu won
in various Alaska contests has been
of much more value than the ac
tual bookings.
The Golden North Salmon Derby
here and the Ketchikan King Sal
mon Derby both gave two round
trips to Honolulu for big fish. A
bazaar here also gave trips to
Hawaii.
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