Sidney Rood was named chair
man of the Citizen’s Advisory
Committed on- Fiscal Problems
for the Anchorage independent
school district and City of An
chorage this week.
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Santa Will Be At The
School Tomorrow at 1
Santa Claus will give out stock
ings at the school gym tomorrow
Saturday, at 1 p.m. The stockings
will be limited to pre-school chil
dren and the first four grades of
school.
The seats will be left in the
gym from tonight’s Christmas
Tree program for the conven
ience of mothers with young
children.
, WIEN AIRLINES
I To Fairbanks: Mary Hons
| berger, Eunice Bergland, Edward
: Weigers, Duane Garrett, Emil
i Missinen, H. N. Leonard, Wilson
1 Tell, L. F. Houtz, Marion Mackey,
Ruth A. Mackey, J.R. and Nancy
Miller, Otto Meyers.
From Kotzebue: L. Long.
From Fairbanks: Lucie Fager
strom, Robert Summers, Michael
D. O’Brien, Neal C. Houtz, Wm.
Worthington, Frederick Ridley,
David Lydon, Wm. Anderson, R.
G. Percy, James M. Harrison,
Harold E. Foutz.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Flora Luke, Marie
Pushruk.
Discharged: Curwood Olson.
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Nora Walsh Is Awarded
Beta Sigma Phi Doll
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The annual Christmas party of
the Beta Sigma Phi sorority was
held at the Bering Sea Club.
The tables were beautifully dec
orated with poinsettias end
frosted candles and the guests
were welcomed by President
Beverly Morgan. Under the
Christmas tree wefe the gifts re
vealing secret sisters.
Highlight of the evening was
.he giving away of the beautiful
doll that has been on display at
the North Star Bakery. The lucky
person wa6 Nora Walsh, 6-year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ames Walsh.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday were: G. R.
Jackson and Kathleen Jackeson,
Mrs. MoMamnanee.
Departing were: May Bale, Bill
Munz, P. Brubaker, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Glavinovich, Alice Gla
vinovich, L;.rry Galvin, Mrs. Lan
caster, and Gerald Hailmo.
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Mental Patient
Captured After
Kidnaping Bride
DENVER, l.P—An escaped Cali
fornia mental patient who kid
naped his teenage bride at gun
point and fled north was captured
in Denver early yesterday after
a roaring police chase thru de
serted streets.
Mike Wiegner, 16, and his
bride, Clo Ann Mowatt Wiegner,
17, were in Denver General Hos
pital for injuries suffered when
the fleeing kidnap car hurtled
into a West Denver gulch.
It was a wild ending to a ro
mance which began last month
when Clo Ann and Mike eloped
to Montana and were married.
When they returned to Califor
nia, the girl was placed temporar
ily in a juvenile home and Wieg
ner in a state hospital as a men
tal patient. Later Clo Ann was
returned to her parents at Daly
City, near San Francisco.
Last Monday, Wiegner, de
clared a problem child at 14,
broke out of Napa State Hospital
and went to Daly City. Brandish
ing a gun, he took Clo Ann from
the home.
The chase leading to the cap
tu e s art • est Denver when
two patrolmen were sent to in
ve ic two persons reported
in a car bearing a California li
cense. They said it sped away as
they arrived. Other patrol cars
were alerted and the chase began.
Wiegner roused violently when
an Associated Press photographer
took his picture as he lay on a
hospital table receiving plasma.
“Take that.out of
here,” he cried. He turned his
head away and shouted:
“If you don't get out of here
I’ll grab that bottle and throw it
in your face!” He tried to grab
the plasma bottle but was held
back. Then he threw an arm over
his face and squirmed.
Police said he suffered a rup
tured spleen, forehead gash and
possible punctured lung. His wife
underwent surgery for a deep
head lacertation and a severe cut
on tile chin.
PVT. ROY NELSON
IN MARINE EXERCISE
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif.—
Pvt. Roy Nelson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William T. Nelson of Nome,
Alaska, participated in a helicop
ter landing exercise with the 1st
Marine Division’s 5th Regiment
at Camp Pendleton during the
second week of October.
The hit-and-run aerial assault,
launched from the deck of the
aircraft carrier U S S Badoeing
Strait, eliminated a theoretical
“enemy" guided missile center.
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NOME ROTARY CLUB
Dewey Goodrich
President
i W. MeckleV.burg
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon *
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
STAN MORGAN, president
ALASKA CBAPICJt It. I
Order of Eastern Star
Meets let 4 3rd Monaey of each month
'ij Batty Edwards
Worthy M»t ron
^ Helen Dunbar
Secretary
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