Juneau Airlines
President Indeed
By Federal Jury
BOISE. Idaho, Sept. 10 ^
Three northwest businr onon hove
Leon indicted by a U. is. ■ • • .1
Giand jury on chart of r.
spiring to defraud the U. S. ■ <>v
ernment in connection wit Ir rii. - '
j o al cf government prone.
U. S. Marshal Everett M. ! ",
identified the men as She’! ; m
mons of Juneau, Alaska;
King of For*land end At:
Greenband of Salt Lai Cit
He said arrangements L., i
been made with a Ho., i
to surrender King and Sir.
to my office at 2 p.in. S< :
and that the U. S. Marshal .
Salt Lake Ciiy was nr; Mm
Greenband today.
The three men were named in;
secret indictments returned by ti '
grand jury Thursday before it j- -
teased until Nov. 5
Evans said all v uld is -
ed i mined:.1 1 t -..i ' ' r
der here—either b for- I!
Chase A. Ciarl; c; V >
sioncr Glenn Caichl i. E * r
each was set .at f -r -t1 1 ,b; 1:
Clark in his beach v. • i"
Simmons, co-mana r of Ala si
Coaslal Airline ti !.i
“I acquired a Giurnn.an :
from Silas Kin >, an air .; l:.o
ker ol Portland, Ore. He ;ot
from the state of Idaho in Ap.-.i
1G50, and the stale c.crur.d :t
from the U. S. Gove ’ - '
war surplus.
“Apparently the federal gov if
ment considers it ha at ill -an:
owned the property am id;:,
had no right to dispose oi it i -
cording to its agree;.- - ; t vvi h 11.
state. Even now I i; . c • ti-'
deuce that it i.; f dual pi
or that it wa federal pi .*p rl..
wlicn I took deliveiof it
ever, there wa idem., of ’«*iwv
it was property of tl ■ stum.
JT'NICAIJ VISITOK
Mrs. Gene Marlin of 11 in
stopping at the Hotel Ji
Keaifh Center Budget
Siven [tons Club
T!■< Juneau Health Council is
; t.il i iiv.ravorin", to raise $700 to
< v: . jt over the present financial |
enu my, Mrs. M. Bostic, health
center nurse, told the Juneau Li
en: ■ lul> today at a regular meet
in at tlie Baranoi Hotel.
Mi I.A ie and Mi Kitty Gnir
pre.-emed a statement of the ex
1 • : i r the health center for the
pa t year and a budget for 1951
62.
Mrs. Bogue said that between
$250 and $300 had been raised by
the Soroptimists and Kiwanis
clubs together with a Health Coun
cil drive for funds through mem-.
berships.
Th< budget from June 1951 for j
the year is $26,031.18. It is broken j
down a, follows:
Salaries for three full time pub
lic health nurses, one full time
< ierk t/pist and one part time
health officer, $18,570; rent, $1,200;
telephone $138; light, $180; water,
$30, garbage, $18; laundry, $120;
janiior, $1.00; stfece arid nursinr|
i n. la ■. 20,"; and miscellaneous,!
$100, in addition to car mainten
ance $943.50.
The eh b took no action as an
b actin pre Idenfc
Ai Raj ome urged that individual
mi'ml c.s ,«v. import the drive.
c \ b’- i: >.t out in discussion
;• at in addition to Juneau, all of
si, and the Glacier
i tru , m ivcd the ben
1 i, , i - . health center.
Hardy of
Ci . ,a and Gordon Gray of
V. ; ,i: cn, D. C., both of the
Forest Service.
•: ; !.L BOAT SINKS
F., .!: Ilurtiv was brought to
jim ! night aboard the U.S.
C <,!,,•! Storis, hcaci
quur, ..1 here today. Harris
Ui 1 from Elfin Cove to Ju
n, u vi . day morning when the
, ill 15-1 . I in which he
wa tils.' . nk mile south
•,ve.g of Point Retreat.
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This unidenti • ,1 ' : :» v •>! ;it it is v.:s II about,
brake throu h ere- d to • eb. ; mdkiii-. contest at an
old timer’s ii; cti r„ . i • D U . IbMngsths milking is
Themis Callah'.n, 1 . j in. > two running mates
won over the f.iUcli: .. ! i- nil by a few drops.
Ufi YVm-photo.
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Here They Coins
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The crew tl th 1 tt;-ec! ;:?I• *• an overnight slop at
Louisville, Kv„ ;.i.:n :•> t • ■ i.icir ><■ r down the Ohio Liver
to New Or! .Si. I >1 > <-t t, irr: Donald A. Hrown, Milton I-..
Borden, Miss ; Mine <11. tl S : ip.- r .’•! ry Ellen McGr:uly. I
They sailed from New K> • ■; t- i , July 19. VT‘ Wire photo.
Victimized
i . .&4KH2
Mrs. Anneila Edmonds (above), !
76-ycar-eIc! eat lover of Houston,
Tcx„ was revealed by peHc'e to
have paid a croup of small hors
between $1,000 and 83,000 to re
frain from throwing stones at cats
which lh" boys caused to congre
gate around her home. The lads
received from SI to as Irigli as
S45 in a single day to let the ani
mals alone. Mrs. Edmonds’ maid
complained to the police who stop
ped the practice. OP) Wircphoto.
Local Girls Invited
To Join Scouts;
Meetings Listed j
An invitation was Issued today to !
all girls of Gastineau Channel ar- !
ca to join the Girl Scouts or
Brownies, it was announced by j
Mrs. Elton Engstrom, member of
the scout committee.
Mrs. Engstrom listed a chart of j
meetings of various groups which .
those interested in joinin':, may |
attend. The meetings are sehed- |
uled as follows:
Troop 1, freshmen, Moose Hall |
Sept. 10 at 4 p.m.; Troop 2, sen
ior service scouts, home of Sylvia
Davis, Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m.; Troop
3, fourth grade Brownies, Elks
Hall, at 11 am., Sept. 22.
Troop 4, fifth grade scouts, Lc
■ ion Due,out, 4 p.m., Sept. 11:
Troop 5, eighth grade scouts, Me
thodist Church, 4 p.m., Sept. 11;
Tic op 0, Douglas, Patrol 1, sev
enth grade girls, home of Mrs.
George Matson, Sept. 13; Patrol 2.
to be announced. Mrs. Marcus
Jensen is leader. Fifth and sixth
graders, to be announced. Mrs. J.
D. Martin is leader. Troop 7,
Douglas Brownies, will be notified.
Mrs. M. Cardiff, leader.
Troop 8, seventh grade scouts,
Moose Hall, 4 p.m., Sept. 11: Troop
9, second grade Brownies, North
ern Light Presbyterian Church,
3:39 p.m. Sept. 13, Mrs. J. Hudert,
leader; Troop 10, mariner troop,
home of Mrs. Ray Hagerup, 7:30
p.m., Sept. 13.
Troop 11. sophomores, home of
Mary Grisham, Sept. 12; Troop 12,
sixth grade scouts, Elks Hall, 4
p.m, Sept. 18; Troop 14, third
grade Brownies, Lutheran Church,
3:30 p.m., Sept. 11.
Committee members, leaders,
Scouts and Brownies should clip
and retain this schedule lor han
dy reierence as to time and place
of meetings, Mrs. Engstrom sug
gested.
57 Depart, 10 Arrive
On Alikin Sunday
Departing on the Aleutian south
bound Sunday were 57 passenger
with 10 arriving from the westward
Arriving from Seward: Allen An
derson, Doris Anderson, Alaska An
derson, Irene Ivey, Bernard Ivey,
Lois Norrick. E. M. Seidenverg, F, L.
Smedley, D. S. Starr, Ailene Tote
moff.
Departing for Seattle: D. J. Davi
M. F. Hamilton, Paula Cook, Rose
mary Theile, Mrs. Karl Theile, Mrs.
Ora Whittaker, Miss Lynn Bodding.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burford. Mr
Sophie Larson. Agnes Ronning,
Mary Whittaker, Donna Wood, Marie
Gentile, Vivian Bernard, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Zinck. Carl E. Weid
man, M. J. Rikala, Donald Burford,
Mr, and Mrs. E. B. Onsoien and
son; Mrs. Ebba Schlegel, J. A. With
ers, Donald Wingerscn. Manuel B
Arrnbech, Earl Estepp. Donald Mc
Kinnon, Mrs. A. Cleveland, Mr
Hattie Peterman. Mrs. Opal Shar
mnn, Albert Sjodin, Richard Kcith
ahn, Mi's. Ninnis, Mrs. N. Hooper,
Mrs. Myrtle Pinkard. Esther Peter
son, R. H. Stock, Mr. and Mrs. Jo
eph Guy, Mr. and Mrs. William
Gilmore, Gus Hngevik. Doris Ann
Bartlett, Mrs. Nadine Roger and
four children: Mrs. Agnes Ward.
For Ketchikan: Baxter Felch.
Glenn Leach, Frank A. Metcalf.
For Wrangell: Mrs. Clarence
Lewis, William Paul, Sr.
ANDREW HOPE IS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hope of
Sitka are stopping at the Gastin
eau Hotel.
Pioneer Woman,
Here Since '96, Dead
Mrs. Sophia Carlson, pioneer Ju
neau resident, died Saturday evening
at St. Ann’s Hospital following a
long illness.
Funeral services will be held in
the Carter Chapel tomorrow after
noon at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Willis
R. Booth in charge. Burial will hi*
beside her husband Peter A. Carlson
in Elks Rest, Evergreen Cemetery.
He died here in July, 1947.
Pali bearer will be Anthony Thom
as, G. R. Isaak, Wendell Schneider,
Lance Hendrickson, George Alm
quist and Waino Hendrickson.
Evelyn Kelly, accompanied by
Carol Beery Davis, will sing ‘'In the
Garden" and “What A Friend We
Have In Jesus.”
Mrs. Carlson was born in Rocklyn,
Calif . June 16. 1879 and came to
Alaska with her parents in 189G.
when her father was engaged in
mining at Comet, north of here.
Friends may call tonight at the
Carter Chapel between 7 and 9
o’clock.
Mrs. Carlson was a member of
the Pioneprs Auxiliary of Alaska.
She is survived by three children.
Mrs. Kenneth Junge, Mrs. Ludwig
Nelson and Edward Bach; six grand
children, Beverly and Sandra Junge,
Mrs. George Cantillon. Mrs. David
Andrus. Curtis and Gary Bach;
three great grandchildren. David
and Steve Cantillon and Becky An
drus.
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Rotary io Entertain
Teachers Tuesday
At Baranof Hotel
Members of the Juneau Rotary
club and their wives will entertain
the Juneau teachers at a reception
in the Gold Rooih of the Baranof
Hotel tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock
Nci! Fritchman, president, announc
ed today.
An address of welcome will be
given by Gov. Ernest H. Gruening
and Mayor Waino Hendrickson will
present the keys to the city. Miss
Genevieve Mayberry will give the
response from the teachers.
Members of the school board will
be guests-. This meeting will replace
the regular Tuesday luncheon meet
ing, Fritchman said.
RICHARDSON HIGHWAY
OPENS TO TRAFFIC
The Richardson Highway out of
Valdez, which was closed last week
due to washouts has been reopened
to all traffic, according to W. J. |
Niemi, chief engineer of the Alaska ]
Road Commission.
Heavy rains the first of last week i
washed out the road at Mile 4, j
Mile 16 and Milo 19 out of Valdez
Tile latter part of the week truck ;
were allowed to use the old road on
the north bank of the Lowe River
but that roa;l was not considered
passable for passenger cars.
Yesterday, however, the regular
highway on the south bank of the
river was opened to all traffic, Niemi
said.
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Passenger Service
SOUTHBOUND
S.S. BARANOF S.S. ALEI TIAN
Sun. Sept. 16 Sat. Sept. 22
Ketchikan Petersburg
Seattle Wraneell
Ketchikan
Seattle
NORTHBOUND
S.S. BAIIANOF S.S. AI.EI TIAN
Tues. S'ept. 11 Mon. Sept. 17
Seward Cordova
Valdez Valdez
Seward
Freighter Service
From Seattle
September 11
SAILORS SPLICE
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For Information
Phones 2 and 4
Juneau
H. E. GREEN, Agent
Christian Service 1
Circle Will Sponsor
Vocal Concert
The Women’s Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist
Church is sponsoring a concert
Sept. 28 featuring local musicians.
This announcement was made i
today concerning the nex! meeting
of the circle will be held at the
home of Mrs. Clyde Turner Wed
nesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Mac
Kinnon Apartments. A dessert lun
cheon will precede the business
meeting. A discussion by Mrs.
Kathryn Young on The Christ
ian Family Life will be on the
program for the afternoon.
Appearing in concert at the
Methodist Church Sept. 28 at, 8 j
p.m. will be Mrs. Mildred Lister,
contralto and Mrs. Virginia John
son, soprano, assisted by Mrs. Jane
McMullen, pianist' A reception in
the church social room will fol
low. An invitation has been is
sued to the public to attend.
Annual fail bazaar of the circle
will be held Nov. 17. A baked food
sale and tea will be one of the
features of the bazaar, it was an
nounced.
Weekend Traffic
Light on PM
Only 30 persons traveled with
Pacific Northern Airlines over the
weekend with 16 arrivals and 14
departures.
From Anchorage: G. Ball, R. and
H. Jesperson, J. Hood, Harvey Hil
dre, L. M. Allen, E. K. Ward, A
McCormick, Tommy Alto, Anna
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dol
chack.
From Yakutat: Patricia Mallotte,
J .Annie.
From Cordova: Mr. and Mrs. A1
Matson.
To Anchorage: B. O'Day, Mrs.
R. Dowling, E. Mickclson, Mrs. T.
Landon, Bob Holman, Grady Cro
thers, E. W. BusseH, Ray Moser,
Walter Erickson, William Jacket n,
Mrs. A. Wilson, J. Porter, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Shoemaker.
LUTHERAN LADIES
AID MEETS THURSDAY
The first fall meeting of the Liuh
eran Ladies Aid will be held in Hie
church social room Thursday at 8:
p.m., Mrs. Art Kassner and Mrs. G. I
H. Hillcrman, hostesses, announced j
today. A program will be presented
by Mrs. Bert McDowell and Mrs.
Ray Nevin.
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