15 YEARS FOR
YOUNG HARRIS,
MANSLAUGHTER
After pleading guilty to a charge
of manslaughter in the death of
Albert Hoch. elderly resident of
Petersburg last September 9, Rich
ard Eugene Harris, 14 years of age,
was sentenced to serve 15 years in
a federal institution to be desig
nated by the Attorney General of
the United States, by Judge George
W. Folta in the U.S. District Court.
Young Harris waived prosecution
by indictment on the consent of
U.S. District Attorney P. J. Gilmore,
Jr. The original charge of murder
in the first degree was changed by
the District Attorney to a charge
of manslaughter.
The defendant was represented by
Mrs. Mildred R. Hermann, and the
government's case was presented by
District Attorney Gilmore.
The boy’s father Richard Harris
Sr. was in court with his son.
Harris was charged with the
death by shooting of Hoch on Sep
tember 9 as the victim was working
on the roof of his cabin on the
North Road out of Petersburg. Ap
prehended a short time after the
finding of Hoch’s body, young Harris
was reported to have confessed to
having shot Hoch with a rifle at a
distance from the cabin, giving as
his reason, according to his testi
mony, that he was angry because
Hoch had not paid him for work
the boy said he had done for Hoch
on his homestead.
CUNNINGHAMS VISITING
HERE OVER HOLIDAYS
Mrs. Lois Cunningham and
daughter. Miss Joyce Cunningham,
arrived Christmas day from Los
Angeles to spend the holidays vis
iting Mrs. Cunningham’s sisters,
Mrs. B. D. Stewart and Mrs. Joyce
Howell. They return to Los An
geles January 2.
SHARROCK STEPS UP
George Sharrock has been named
district traffic manager for Pacific
Northern Airlines at Anchorage,
according to Harold Olsen, PNA
general traffic manager. Sharrock
joined PNA Anchorage operations
department four years ago.
CDA PARTY THURSDAY
The Catholic Daughters will hold
a Christmas party in the Parish
Hall at 8 o’clock tomorow evening,
Mrs. Glenn Leach announced today.
There will be exchange of gifts,
games and refreshments.
FROM KETCHIKAN
Joe Dergin of Ketchikan is stop
ping at the Baranof Hotel.
CIVILIAN, ARMY MAN
KILLED AT PALMER
IN AUTO ACCIDENTS
PALMER. Alaska, Dec. 27——
Automobile accidents killed two
persons near here over the holiday
weekend.
Darrel McKechnie, 23. Palmer,
was killed outright when crushed
beneath the automobile in which
he was a passenger Sunday morn
, ing on the Glenn Highway four
miles from here.
One serviceman was killed and
the driver bruised Christmas morn
ing when their machine hurtled j
over an embankment near the Mat- 1
anuska River bridge on the Anch
orage-Palmer highway. Military au
thorities withheld the names.
Jerry Yohn, 23, driver of the
machine in which McKechnie was I
riding, told Highway Patrolmen he
fell asleep at the wheel and was i
awakened suddenly by a yell:
"Look out!” from his companion.
In trying to get the car back
on the road, he said the machine
swerved to the other side and over
turned in a ditch. McKechnie,
thrown out of the car, died as the
car overturned on him.
Yohn was spending the holiday
season with a brother here before j
returning to school in Salem, Ore.
EISENHOWER TO
HEAD FOR EUROPE
AFTER WASH. VISIT
(By Associated Press)
The U.S. Army announces Gen
eral Dwight Eisenhower’s tempo
rary headquarters as supreme com
mander of the Atlantic Pact army
will be in the Hotel Astoria in Paris.
The announcement confirmed
rumors which have been current for
several days.
The army spokesman said Eisen- j
hower will choose a permanent j
headquarters later.
Incidentally, Eisenhower says the
nation has a terrific job to do, but
he adds, “We can do it if we get
to work.”
Eisenhower made that statement
to friends as he left Union Station
in Denver. The General is enroute
to St. Louis and Washington. From
the capital, he'll head for Europe
and his new job as supreme com
I mander of Western European mill- 1
| tary forces. Eisenhower spent Christ- i
mas with his wife’s family in Den- ;
' ver.
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Mrs. Owen Lewis of Haines is at
the Gastineau Hotel.
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Chocolate Milk
2 cans I §c
MOLASSES or TOMATO SAUCE—1 LB. CANS
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303 CAN
Palmdale Batter Beans • • 2 lor 3Sc
TAYLOR >
Sweet Potatoes • Mo. 2 quat can 29c
SHURFINE
Whole Kernel Earn 2 Mo. 383CM,S ;°r 3§g
Del Monte Pumpkin • 2 Ho- tk cstss 35c
SHURFINE — 303 CAN
Bark Bed Kidney Beans • 2 ior 35s
Market Day Raisins 4 lb. package $1.18
SUNNY JIM
Apple Butter • ■ • • 29 oz. jar 25c
Sand W Orange Marmalade • 1lh- »ar 25c
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Imperial Cheddar Cheese • lh. $1.09
1 LB. CAN — KRAFT — PLAIN
Mailed Milk.. • • 49c
12 OZ. JAR — HEINZ OLD FASHION
Peanut Butter.35c
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CREAM 47c
ECONOMY COLGATE DENTAL
CREAM 63c
MENNEN’S SKIN BRACER 59c
JERGEN’S LOTION 60c
HIND’S HONEY AND ALMOND
CREAM .60c
RUBBING ALCOHOL 35c
LARGE VASELINE HAIR TONIC 57c
MEDIUM VITALIS HAIR TONIC 50c
PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA
12 oz.50c
J & J COTTON—1 ounce .17c
PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE, Giant 50c
PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE
Economy .65c
NOXEMA SKIN CREAM .40c
VICK’S VAPORUB l'/z oz. 40c
JOHNSON BABY CREAM 59c
JOHNSON BABY OIL .59c
JOHNSON BABY LOTION .59c
JOHNSON BABY POWDER 59c
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Sour Pitied Cherries • Ho. 2 can 32c
PALMDALE
Apple Sauce • • • • No. 2 can 25s
LIBBY
Fruit Cocktail • • Mo. 21/z can 37c
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Grapefruit.He. 2 caa 30e
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Chunk Pineapple • • • 211 can 22c
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SHURFINE ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT
Blended Juice • • • • Ho. 2 can 16c
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Libby Tomato Sauce • • 3 cans 23c
Reliance Dill Pickles • No. 21/z can 35c
Large Bars Ivory • • • • 2 for 29c
Table Avoset • • • 8 oz. bottle 25c
Stark's Skimlac
Makes 6 Quarts Non
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24 OZ. PKG.
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Solid Heads
CABBAGE ■ 1Q( lb.
Crisp—All Green Stalks
CELERY... I5( lb.
Firm—Solid Heads
LETTUCE ...22: lb.
Fancy — Loose
CARROTS 2 lbs. 25<
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Shank or Butt End — 5 to 7 lb. average
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Eastern Pork — Rib or Loin End
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Swift’s — Any Size Piece
Slab Bacon • • 59c lb.
Veal '
Rump Roasl • • 59c lb.
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Farm Fresh
Fricassee Chickens 59c lb.
Swif 1 ’s Thurin"er—Any Size Piece
Summer Sausage • 49c lb.
Fresh — Choice
Lamb Liver • • 39c lb.
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