36 Passengers on
Plane Missing Over
Mediterranean Sea
PERPIGNAN. Sept. 13—UP)— Air
port officials here said today 36
passengers and three crewmen are
aboard a French DC-3 plane missing
on its run over the Mediterranean
from Toulouse, France, to Oran,
North Africa.
Authorities at Toulouse said earl
ier there were only eight passengers
and three crewmen.
They apparently did not include
28 others who boarded the plane
here.
The plane left Toulouse Wednes
day morning and was scheduled to
land at Oran in the afternoon. It
was last sighted over Valencia,
Spain, Wednesday afternoon after
leaving Perpignan.
At least one plane from Algiers
and a torpedo boat from Oran are
searching the Mediterranean.
Fired by Truman,
Is Indicted Now
BOSTON. Sept. 14—M—Denis W.
Delaney, fired by President Truman
as Massachusetts Collector of Inter
nal Revue, was indicted today by a
federal grand jury on charges of ac
cepting a check to influence an of
ficial decision.
He was charged with accepting
$12,500 from individuals to influ
ence his official decisions.
Delaney also was charged with
making false certificates asserting
that tax claims totaling at least
$170,000 for three individuals and
one* corporation had been satisfied
in full. “. . . when the said Denis
W. Delaney well knew the said
taxes . . . had not been satisfied
in full."
Delaney, collector since 1944,
was suspended June 25 and ousted
by the President on July 10.
More than 40 witnesses appeared
before the grand jury hearing the
case of the 54-year-old collector.
Delaney, at one time a WPA
laborer, worked his way to the
$10,500-a-year post of collector af
ter a term us Massachusetts WPA
administrator.
The indictment was the first
disclosure of the charges against
Delaney.
Italy Breaking
With Czechs Now
By the Associated Press
Italy moved closer today to an
outright diplomatic break with Com
munist Czechoslovakia. The Italian
foreign ministry announced last
night her consul general in Brat
islava has been called home. And
the Czechs were ordered to close
their consulate in Milan by tomor
row.
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H. E. GREEN, Agent
Directors' Board
Of Cancer Society
To Meet Monday
A meeting of the board of direc
, tors of the Alaska Division of the
American Cancer Society has been
called for Monday evening, Septem
ber 17. at 8 o’clock. The meeting
will be held in the Gold Room of
the Baranof Hotel according to an
nouncement made by Mildred R.
Hermann, commander of the Alaska
I division of the national organization.
The purpose of the meeting is to
adopt a budget for the operations of
l the division during the coming year,
and to elect two delegates to at
tend the annual meeting of the
American Cancer Society which will
be held in New York in October.
Alaska is entitled to both a lay and
a medical delegate, Mrs. Hermann
stated, and even when no one is
able to attend from here proxies
are sent in order to give the Alaska
division representation.
A report on the results of the can
cer crusade, which has just been
concluded, will also be given. Al!
local members are urged to attend
or in the event that they cannot tc
make use of the proxy forms that
were included with the printed noti
fication.
Charles W. Carter, chairman of
the board of directors will preside at
the meeting.
NOTICE
Be present at the Catholic Ba
zaai for the Mystery award Friday
at 11:45 p.m. 911-2t
HOLY TRINITY MEETS
Vestry' meeting Church of the
Holy Trinity at Vance Blackwells
8 p.m. tonight. 912-lt
CLASSES STARTING
Red Cross Nurses Aid Classes
starting this month. Call 434.
906-tf
WATCH FOR BALLOONS
Watch for the Balloons Friday
at 11:45 p.m. Catholic Bazaar.
911-2t
Plans Made for 4-H
Club Fair Sept. 29
Plans for the 4-H Club fair to be
held Sept. 29 at the Don Abel's on
Willoughby avenue were completed
at a meeting of the 4-H council
last night.
A total of 14 posters to announce
fair activities were entered in the
poster contest and were judged by
council members at the meeting.
Jane Ellis of Auk Bay received first
place. Sandra De Hart of Auk Bay
took second and Malin Babcock re
ceived third prize.
Exhibits at the fair will be judged
under the Danish system with each
exhibit receiving either a blue, red
or white ribbon. Judging will be on
the basis of quality of each exhibit.
Prize money will be paid on the
basis of points given for each rib
bon. Exhibits requiring more time
and effort will get a higher point
rating.
JUNEAU VISITORS
M. G. Hanven and L. N. Kalloen
of Seattle are registered at the Bar
anof Hotel.
RUMMAGE SALE
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Broadcast Is
Dedicated to
Joyce Hope
The Wednesday night Teen-Age
dub radio broadcast was dedicated
to the courageous spirit shown oy |
Joyce Hope who recently underwent!
a serious spinal operation at Mt.
Edgecumbe.
Miss Hope was this year’s Fourth
of July queen and was graduated I
from Juneau High School last
spring.
According to word received by
her father, Ray Hope, Joyce is
progressing as well as can be ex
pected although she will be in a
cast for quite some time to come,
he said. Her address is Orthopedic
Ward, Hospital, Mt. Edgecumbe.
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W. J. Niemi, chief engineer, writes
an article telling how tlje ARC
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all winter and describes the equip- j
ment used. The article is well illus- j
trated with pictures.
A picture of Ghiglione appears
with a biographical sketch of his!
background and experience
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