LOIS LAWRENCE
CHOSEN ROTARY
QUEEN CANDIDATE
Miss Lois Lawrence was named
the Rotary club-sponsored candidate
for Fourth of July Queen at a reg
ular club meeting at the Baranof;
hotel.
J. W. (Bill) Leivers accepted the j
chairmanship of the Soap Box Derby
which is scheduled for July 22. j
Robert Akervick announced that |
$200.25 was realized from the Rotary- j
Lions baseball game last night
launching the Salvation Army Fund
drive which will continue this week
Carson Lawrence, program chair- !
man. presented six young ladies who
entertained the group with five
songs without accompaniment and
wTith fine harmony. They were Mar
ian Jackson, Lois Lawrence, Eeda
Clafison, Norma COolt, Janet Flint,
Alberta Barlow, and Carol Larsen
Vuiting Rotarians were Herrr.
Karlen of Tacoma and Larry John
ston of Be lie'da-Chevy Chase, Md
Other visitor v»»r? II. B. Crew -on of
Seattle, James Woofter of Washing
ton, D. C.. and four Juneauites —
Bob Isaac, E. L. Mallory. Ted Theo
bold and John Gvoeny.
O. R. Cieve'and was a visitor also
and announced (lit Fourth of July
committee meeting for Thursday at
7:30 at the Baranof hotel and urged
that representatives be sent to it.
Stanley Grummett was named
chairman of the annual picnic which
is to be held soon. No date has yet
been selected.
BELGIAN KING
TO ABDICATE,
FAVOR Of SON
BRUSSELS. Belgium, June 12—
Iff)—King Leopold III notified the
Belgian government today he wants
to abdicate on July 16.
He fixed that date in a letter to
Prime Minister Joseph Pholin, who
released the news today. The Prime
Minister told a news conference the
coronation of Prince Baudouin, the
King’s eldest son and now King in
all but name, would be held the
following day—July 17—before a
joint sessionf Parliament.
Baudouin then will become Bel
gium's fifth king, Baudouin I.
ACTRESS, NIGHT
CLUB OPERATOR
WED LAST NIGHT
WEST LOS ANGELES, June 12— ;
l/P— Hedy LaMarr and night club
operator Ernest tTed) Stauffer,
pulling a surprise on Hollywood,
were married late last night at the
home of Superior Judge Stanley
Moslc, who performed the ceremony.
It was the fourth marriage for
the Austrian-born actress and the
second for BMuffer, onetipie band
leader. Both were divorced in 1947.
she from Actor John Loder and he
from Actress Faith Domergue.
Stauffer, a Swiss who now oper
ates the La Perla club in Acapulco,
Mexico, gave his age as 42. Ivfiss La
Marr gave her age as 35.
The actress told a repor er before
leaving for a honeymoon at Carmel,
Calif.:
“I am going Io davof" mv lif to
hui." pointing to ilji tail !>.■ nd
Stauffer.
She indicated that she is thinking
about retiring from the films.
ATTENTION REBFKAFS
Lodge meeting Wed. night, June
33 in I.OO.F. Hall, followed by
games. Eerna West, Noble Grand.
833-3t
Fly with the leader
Go by Clipper*
to SEATTLE
• Seattle is only a few hoars
sway by big four-engine Clip
per. En route you enjoy good
food, relaxing lounge seats,
traditional Clipper service.
Convenient daily service te
Seattle . . . frequent Clipper
flights to key cities inside
Alaska. For fares and reserve
tiona, call Pan American at...
Baranof Hotel
Phone 106
•JMi Mai Jtas Ammiem ¥ mid Atnmgm, !■» .
Operation May Save Eyesight
m
Mrs. Richard Kirschncr of Seattle holds her four-month-old daughter
Marcella, after flying to San Francisco for an operation which it is
hoped will save the baby's eyesight. Doctors say the child is suffer
ing from glaucoma, a diesase of the eyes. The baby's condition was
discovered a week ago. An operation was performed on the infant’s
eyes in San Franeiseo and doctors pronounced it an apparent success.
l/P) Wirephoto.
COMMUNISTS ARE
STRIPPED, THREE
ITALIAN CITIES
ROME. June 12 —(/PI— Premier
Alcide de Gasperi’s Ghristian Demo
crats and Allied Pro-Atlantic Pact
parties today had stripped Com
munists of administrative control in
three major Italian cities.
They had won in seven others on
the basis of latest returns from the
round of Italian local elections.
In Turin — Italy's automobile |
capital until now run by the Com- ,
munlsts — the anti-Communist bloc 1
held a commanding lead.
The Communist bloc held its grip
on the important southern port chy 1
| of Taranto and appeared to have
i won eight other provincial capitals
; as returns mounted from Sunday’s
and yesterday’s balloting in 2.1G1 i
municipalities in 30 provinces.
As in the May 17 administrative
and June 3 Sicilian regional elec
tions, the Neofascist Italian Social'
Movement tMSIi again provided
fireworks, winning a scattering of
seats in communial councils.
Anti-Communist parties won his
toric Florence and Pisa from the
Communists, as well as Piacenza.
For generations the Russians
haye been known to Manchurians
as "the big noses.”
ATTENT. CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Thursday evening meeting of Cel
ebration central committee is 7:30
■n place of 8 p.m. NOTE TIME
CHANGE. 833-2t
16 ARRIVE ON PAN AM;
24 SOUTH; 24 THROUGH
Sixty-four passer)-ers ’Tt\v wit!
Pan American World Airwa s ' es
terday with 16 arrivals, 2! south
bound and 24 through to Fairbank
From Seattle: Paul Anderson. P'
Dahlgren, Russell Kelier, I. Loren
son, Paul Mark, T. Orvelas, .Johi
Richardson, W. Wiggins, Mr. an;
Mrs. A. Aronson, P. Laewen.
From Fairbanks: John Malone?
C. L. Anderson, Berth Anderson G
Stephens, Agnes Johnson.
To Seattle: \V. Bluek, Charle
Goldstein, Marie Bundy, Jenny
Martin, H. Scholes, K. Luvon, M
Sanford, M. Lynch, N. Chapman
Mrs. F. E. Bradley, Mrs. Richart
Colby, Bert Chapman, Lynn Meyer
R. J. Scheres M. Mallagut. Franl
McCaffrey, M. O. Wall, H. A. John
son. K. Rattix, F. Dent, A. E. My
ers, Mr. and Mrs. George Prescott
Cliff Marshall.
ART TVETEN, TEMPORARY
FISHERMAN, RETURNS TO
PRINTING IN EVERET'l
Art Tveten, former lv operator cf
the Miner Publishing Company, was
a Juneau visitor over the weekend
Tveten, who left here two years
ago has been with the Everett Her
ald until he turned halibut fisher
man this spring. He has been fish
ing with the Lualda, of the Seattle
fleet, left the boat at Sitka Sat
urday and was a passenger for Se
attle aboard Pan American today.
He is returning to the Everett Her
ald.
Mr. and Mrs Tveten live in Ed
monds, Washington.
Attend the
Elks Annual
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jfene 14 • • • • 8 p. m
Services Held in Elks Auditorium
Public
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Invited
JUNEAU LODGE NO. 420-B. P. O. ELKS
! DOUGLAS
HEWS
BII.L BOEIIL A- TINt. MAYOR
William Boehl, senior Councilman,
; was appointed acting Mayor last
j evening at the regular Council
i meeting by Mayor Mike Pu.sich.
1 Mayor Pu.sich announced his de
j parture today, together with hi;
family for a extended trip in thi
dates.
| Councilmen present last evening
I were Boehl. William Dore, Rex Her
i mann and Arne Shudshift. Council
i men Ehrendriech and Marshall are
roth out of town.
| Two city ordinances, No. 31 and
12 were passed third and final read
ing. Ordinance 31 regulates Dog
licenses and provides for taking
are of unlicensed dogs or dogs
hat become a public nuisance. It
j irovides license fees of $2 for males
| nd $5 for female dogs.
Ordinance 32 is on Health and
j sanitation, dealing with garbage
lisposal and rubbish, etc. Both or
| finances will be posted for 30 days
| and then will become effective.
Councilman Shudshift report d
I that the dial phone system is near
y comyletea v.un a lew minor con
nections to be made by the com
pany officials.
Councilman Boehl reported th. t
lie cannery had been completed in
rebuilding, by the Douglas Volun
teer Fire Department, and recom
mended that immediate payment be
made to the Department for then
jontract price as agreed, which was
ipproved by the Council. The Coun
a also agreed that another 20 mile
er hour tiaflic sign be posted
further outside the city limits for
i.e benem oi drivers entering the
uy.
Other business of the evening in
cluded the paying of bills totaling
-,.>01-41.
FLAKS TO LIONS
^rof. William R. Cashen of the
ilver'ity of Alaska was guest
leaker at a regular meeting of the
nuelas I.ions Club last evening at
dike's Place.
Cashen, a graduate of the Doug
as High School, said that since
eaving here 18 years ago he has
eturned every three or four years
or short visits and has followed
he city's ups and downs with in
.erest. "The town looks better row
than I have ever seen it,” said he
and one of the best signs for an
wen brighter future is the recent
organization of this Lions Club.
Many civic enterprises which make
or a happier community are not,
so much a function of government (
is of citizenship. A Lions Club in j
i Community promotes active cit- j
izenship.”
Speaking of the University, Prof, j
J ashen said that in the last 20
years, Douglas has sent a greater
.ercentage of its high school grad
uates to the University than any
■ity in Alaska, with the possible
exception of Fairbanks, which is
>nly five miles from the campus.
The Douglas students have made
| . i records, he said, and both
I 1 i . rodents now enrolled were
on Me honor roll last semester.
Oilier guests at the meeting in
cluded Carl Rusher, President-elect
j of th Juneau Lions Club and Milt
jj. Furness.
1. rid Krueger reported on the
U.... !ai clean up and announced
that volunteers will be out again
Wednesday evening, meeting at the
Ci: Hall at 7:30 o’clock.
Leonard Johnson announced that
hr was made finance Committee
Chairman lor the Fourth of July
fund, and asked support of the
Club members in this effort. He
- del contribution lists would be
placed in several business estab
lishments and he would solicit in
person.
President Edwin C. Johnson, an
nounced that a regular meeting of
the Club would be held next Mon
I day evening and a Board of Direc
tor., meeting would also be held.
EMERGENCY OPERATION
Mi-.;. Arvo Wahto and daughter
Karen arrived Saturday from Peli
m on an emergency trip. Mrs.
Wahto f iltered St. Ann’s Hospital
immediately on arrival to undergo
an emergency appendectomy.
While she is at the hospital, her :
daughter Karen is a guest at the!
home of grandmother—Mrs. Gust'
Wahto.
Pl’SICH FAMILY LEAVES
Mayor and Mrs. Mike Pusich and
children, Larry and Louie, left on
■r • nc **■; Louise 16r an ex ten- j
ded trip in the states. The family
will visit with relatives in Vancou
ver. B. C., then pick m a new car
in Seattle anr. drive directly to
Alabama to visit with friends, the :
G. D. Jermain-. In Tuscaloosa.
• :er a visit there they will tour
a «.i ■ 1 iii u 11 • vftca- I
_ I
ALASKA SIE&M IS
SKiPPiNG AGENT
FOR GOVERNMENT
SEATTLE, June 12 — (.?) — The '
Alaska Steamship Co., has been
kiven permission to act as shipping 1
agent for the government, the Line
j announced today. It was one of four
! companies to be given general j
' agency appointments by the Nation
j al Shipping Authority.
14 carried on
ELLIS AIRLINES
Thirteen pa enters arrived on
Ellis Airlines Tuesday flight with j
one traveling on interport.
[ Arriving from Ketchikan: F. Fro-I
lick, Bill Wood, J. Kritovich, H.
Brindle, N. Carpenter, O. Bergseth,
C. Payne. R. Mettling.
From Wrangell: Mildred Redled
win, Tom John, Roger Albert, H. j
James.
—EMPIRE WANT Alio PAY—
AT STEVENS,
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above everything it’s
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AUDITOR RAISES
QUESTION ON DEAL
TO BUY FERRY LINE
—
Territorial Auditor Neil Moore, in
a letter to Attorney General J. Ger
ald Williams t-day asked an offi
cial opinion on the legality of ac
tion of the Territorial Hoad Mon
day to purchase a three-fifths in
terest in the Chilkoot Motor Lines
Juneau-Haines ferry.
The Auditor pointed out that the
Organic Act prohibits the Terri
tory from “making any subscrip
tion to the capital stock of any in
corporated company, or in any
manner lend its credit for the use
thereof. . . . nor create, nor assume
any indebtedness, except for actual
running expenses (of the govern
ment) thereof.”
Moore also pointed out the prob
lem of Federal and Territorial
taxes. The Territory is exempt
from taxation but other partners
and stockholders are not. He asked
the Attorney General what provi
1 sion had been made, therefore, for
handling of taxes.
Moore concluded his letter by
saying that until such matters were
i learly defined and decided upon
he would dis-allow any vouchers
:cr purchase of the ferry line.
Moore said that although he,
personally, was against the Terri
ory entering into any present or
potential competition with private
industry, the only way he couid
see ior the Territory to acquire the
,erry line would be ii the present
stockholders sold all of their a: •
sets and dissolved the corporation.
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of Spain.
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