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BJILBEHREn^g-,
ARTS, CRAFTS EXHIBIT
TO BE HELD IN MARCH;
CLUB HAS NEW PREXY
At an executive board meeting
of the Alaska Arts and Crafts held
at the home of Vance Blackwell,
it was with regret that the board
accepted the resignation of Alice
rT ilf nth Thru-re ns President. Mrs.
' John Willis was elected to fill the
1 vacancy.
The next annual Arts and Crafts
exhibit has been scheduled for the
latter part of March so that mem
bers of the 1950 Territorial Legis
lature will be able to attend. The
1 exhibit will be held in the Elks
Hall as it has been the last two
! years. People who would like to
contribute to the next annual dis
, play are urged to keep the exhibit
in mind.
FWS PENGUIN II HERE
ENROUIE TO SEATTLE;
LAST RUN OF SEASON
j Penguin II. Fish and Wildlife
Service ship, arrived this morning
from its Christmas supply run to
the Pribilof Islands. The ship, under
the command of Capt. Dan Drot
j ning, left St. Paul Island November
| 27 and arrival date in Seattle is
j scheduled for Monday. The supply
ship sails this afternoon to take
advantage of tides in Wrangell
i Narrows.
Aboard are nine FWS employees
from St. Paul Island who made
improvements on and enlarged the
Reeves Aleutian Airways landing
strip on the island. They are N. W.
Summers, foreman, Robert Laught
land. Les Bradley, Alec Vitas. L. R.
Reynolds, Ralph Allen and George
i Popp.
Ports of call on the trip from
the Pribilofs were at St. George Is
| land. Nikolski Village. Unalaska,
Dutch Harbor. Akutan. Sand Point
! and Ouzinka on Spruce Island.
Penguin II is scheduled to make its
first run next year about March I.
The supply ship makes an average
of five supply runs a season to the
Pribilof Islands.
BOB WOOD, BLACK MANCF.
MAN HERE FROM WEST
Bob Wood, Black Manufacturing
Company representative in Anchor
age and northern Alaska, arrived in
Juneau by Pacific Northern Air
lines Wednesday and is at the Bar
anof Hotel.
Wood will make a trip to Sitka
beiore contiulng to company head
quarters in Seattle.
CAPT. JOHNSON WILL
INSPECT SITKA STATION
Capt. Melvin A. Johnson, Sector
Commander, Alaska Communica
tions System, left for Sitka Wed
nesday to make the semi-annual
inspection of the Sitka ACS Sta
tion.
Capt. Johnson expects to return
to his Juneau headquarters next
Sunday or Monday.
WILBUR B. CONVERSE IS
MARRIED, SAN FRANCISCO
Announcements have been re
ceived in Juneau of the marriage
of Wilbur Bernie Converse and
| Marvel Ann Leidecker, November 2
in San Francsico.
Converse is the son of Mr. and
j Mrs. W. B. Converse of Juneau and
was born and reared here. He has
been a member of the Armed Forc
es the past two years and is now
stationed at Fort Mason, S'an Fran
! cisco.
SOURDOCEY CLUB MEETS
The Sourdocey Square Dancing
Club meets Saturday evening at
8 at the Parish Hall. All members'
are urged to attend.
FROM EXCURSION INLET
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Walker of
Excursion Inlet are at the Bar
anof Hotel.
WILL FLY BREAD
TO NOME; BAKERY
DESTROYED, FIRE
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dec. 7—CP!
—Mrs. Jennie Martin, owner of
Nome's only bakery, plans to have
bread flown into the northern city
from Anchorage until she can set
up temporary facilities to replace
those destroyed by fire early yes
terday.
The baking shop proprietor was
visiting here when advised of the
early morning blaze by her son.
Total damage in the fire was es
timated at $150,000. In addition to
Mrs. Martin’s North Pole Bakery
and Restaurant, the fire also des
| troyed Scotty's Bar and the Board
of Trade Saloon.
Mrs. Martin said she plans to set
up temporary baking facilities in
j the Nome Grill which she leases.
The Board of Trade Bar was
described today as the successor
! to the saloon originally built ifl
1900 by Tex Richard, who later
; became a famed prize fight promo
j ter.
J. J. Dillon, Alaska Steamship
Co. Agent at Nome, however, said
I the original Richard establishment
1 burned in 1934.
TACOMA COP IS
ACQUITTED IN
FATAL SHOOTING
TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 7—uD—A
superior court jury acquitted po
liceman Anthony Zatkovich today
, on a charge of second degree mur
der in the shooting of a young Los
j Angeles woman here last Septem
ber 27.
The jury, which took the case at
5:50 p.m., yesterday, returned its
verdict at 9:30 a.m.
Zatkovich, charged after he
wounded Margot Grannell fatally
while pursuing a soldier for ques
. tioning, showed no emotion at the
verdict. His wife wept.
Miss Grannel was shot after the
I soldier had jumped into the car
she was driving. Zatkovich said he
; fired in the belief it was a getaway
I car.
The pohutukawa tree of New Zea
land may be gnarled and twisted,
! says the National Geographic So
1 ciety, but it blazes every year with
(led blossoms.
Collins & Geddes
PLUMBING & HEATING
First Class Work—All Work
Guaranteed
Kensington Bldg. (At City Float)
P. O. Box 258 Phone 1039
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HONORS FOR LITTLE
MAN, HUSKIES SQUAD
SEATTLE, Dec. 7—un—Don Hein
rich made All-America.
Heinrich, Hugh McElhenny, Ted
Holzknecht and Dick Sprague
landed on the All-Coast team.
But last night the players’ player
—the little man with the big heart
—the guy who always just missed
the All-Star selections—last night
Rollie Kirkby was voted into the
University of Washington’s own
private hall of fame.
His teammates picked the senior
halfback as the 42nd winner of the
Guy Flaherty Inspirational Medal,
but they went even farther. They
demanded that Kirkby’s number—
••44" be retired for all time.
Even George Wilson, usually re
garded as Washington’s greatest
player, was not so honored.
Kirkby came from Burlington,
Wash. In his four years at the Uni
versity he has played in every game
—five as a freshman and 10 a year
with the varsity.
The team elected Hoh.kr.echt, juu
ior guard, to captain it in 19£1.
The Senate Armed Services com-,
mittee has called for a closed door
hearing today on several unidenti
fied witnesses before acting finally
on the nomination of Mrs. Anna
Rosenberg as top manpower official
in the Defense Department.
ANCHORAGE VISITOR
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R. L. Wood of Anchorage is stop
ping at the Baranof Hitcl.
Legislation to extend rent controls
Is before both the House and the
Senate today.
#
Te self-confessed atom spy, Harry
Gold, will be sentenced today in
Philadelphia. The 39-year-old Swiss
born chemist has been under arrest,
since May.
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