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Girard Ready for
Return to U.S.
With Japanese Wife
CAMP DREW, Japan, (ff)—Wil
liam S. Girard and his Japanese
wife “Candy,” began final prep
arations yesterday for their trip
to the United States after Japan
decided not to appeal the three
year suspended sentence a Japan
ese court gave the Illinois soldier.
The prosecutor said the state
would hot seek a stiffer penalty
for thew fatal shoting on a firing
range last Jan. 30 of Mrs. Naka
Sakai, a Japanese scrap scavenger.
It was indicated that U.S. Jap
anese relations, strained during
parts of the celebrated case, were
considered in deciding against an
appeal.
Girard, 22, told newsmen with
a smile the decision made him
“feel good.” It leaves him free to
return home for discharge soon.
The U.S. Army today br^Jce
Specialist 3rd Class to buck pri
vate and indicated his Japanese
manslaughter conviction might
also mean an undesirable dis
charge for him.
“I don’t think I got a raw deal,
and I’m getting out ... I didn’t
think T had it coming, but it was
legal,” Girard said after the Army
took its action.
The Army has spent an estimat
ed $90,000 on the controversial
case.
The action cuts Girard’s pay
from $252.40 a month to $173.90
lor the 55 days remaining of his
enlistment. Secretary of the Arfy
Brucker will determine the type j
of discharge he gets.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Isabell Rogan, Pat
Kelliher.
Discharged: James Elam, Janet
Black and infant, Chas. Seetom
ona, Jerry Knowles, Robert Sai,
Lucie Okpealuk, Ray Southpic,
Agnes Kiyoutellac, Ellen-Jackson
and daughter, Jessie Smith, Anna
Oquillok, Shirley Okboak.
DIVORCES GRANTED
Knut Olsen from Rose Olsen;
Steve Luke from Rebecca Luke:
Bertha McNanamy from John
McNanamy Jr., and custody of
two minor children;
Patty Longley from Gary Long
ley and custody of one minor
child;
Dmitri George from Sophie
George and custody of one child.
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IN DISTRICT COURT
Samuel Ashonuk who had been
bound over to the grand jury on
a charge of burglary in a dwel
ling, waived indictment, was ar
raigned, and pleaded guilty this
morning. He was given an 18
months suspended sentence.
* * *
Frank Coffee, Harry Tony,
Camille Bolivar, all of Fortuna
Ledge, who had been bound over
to the grand jury, pleaded guilty
to a charge of breaking into a
store and -waived indictment.
They were each sentenced by
Judge Hodge to one year in jail,
with the sentence suspended after
45 days.
i ■ * * *
Donald Jemewok, who had
been bound over to the grand
jury for breaking into the resi
dence of Keith Hedreen and as
saulting Mrs. Hedreen, waived in
dictment, pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced to six years in prison.
U.S. Air Force
To Try for World
Speed Record
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE,
Calif., UPi—The U.S. Air Force
plans to begin a five-day assault
tomorrow on the world speed rec
ord of 1,132.1 miles per hour held
by Great Britain.
The attempt will be made in a
McDonnell F-101A Vopdoo jet
fighter.
The present record was set by
L. P. Twiss, British test pilot, in
a Fairey Delta FD2 research plane
March 10, 1956.
In order to set a new one, a
10.1-mile course must be flown
twice, once in each direction, to
offset wind. The time must be
one percent better than the record.
The Air Force said that no an
nouncement would be made unless
and until Britain’s record is
broken.
Building Trade Unions
Urge That Teamsters •
Not Be Expelled
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., (#L
AFL-CIO building trades unions
today called on the parent federa
tion to cancel an expulsion threat
for the corruption-charged Team
ster’s Union.
Delegates voted overwhelming
ly to call on the AFL-CIO to re
scind the present suspension sta
tus of the teamsters and cancel
the threat to expel the giant truck
union entirely from the federa
tion.
The teamsters have been under
year-long investigation in public
hearings before the Senate Rack
ets Investigating Committee in
Washington.
Testimony in the hearing has
linked James R. Hof fa, the union’s
president-elect, and Dave Beck,
Girl Scouts Plan
Rummage Sale
The Girl Scouts are going to
hold a rummage sale bn Dec. 14
at the Scout Hall.
The girls are soliciting contri
butions and anyone having some
thing for them may call Mrs. Carl
Liebig for pick-up.
Costume jewelry and knick
knacks are among the items being
sought as well as clothing and
household items.
A son was bom yesterday at
the hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Rogan and has been named
Robert.
outgoing teamster president, with
misusing vast sums of union funds
and otherwise abusing their pow
ers.
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