Lonardi Makes
Triumphal Entry
Into Buenos Aires
BUENOS AIRES, (JV-Maj. Gen.
Eduardo Lonardi made a triumph
al entry into Buenos Aires today
to take control of the provisional
government of Argentina on be
half of the victorious rebels.
The airfield in suburban Paler
mo was tightly guarded by troops
and police armed with machine
guns. A red carpet was rolled out
for Lonardi. Thousands of citi
ens crowded around the airport
limits, cheering wildly and wav
ing flags. The military guards
held them back firmly but made
no move to dampen their enthusi
asm.
The planes which accompanied
Lonardi from Cordoba were fresh
ly painted with a huge V for vic
tory and with the Cross—a re- j
minder that the feud was caused
in part by President Juan D.
Peron’s fued with the Roman
Catholic Church.
Before leaving Cordoba, Lonar
di spoke of the possibility Peron
might be brought to trial.
“We want to make it impossible
for him to again damage the
country,” Lonardi told a news
conference. “In case he is brought
to trial, the ex-president will pre
sent himself as any other Argen
tine and enjoy all the guarantees
and rights established in the con
stitution.”
He did not expand on the possi
bility of a trial, but if this took
place it would be on criminal
charges. The asylum granted to
Peron by Paraguay would prevent
his arrest as a political prisoner.
• The autumn season started to
day at 8:42 a.m. Bering Time.
Government Investigating
Operation and Profits Of
The Morningside Hospital
By ROBERT SMITH
WASHINGTON — The federal j
government has launched an in
vestigation of the operation and
profits of Morningside Hospital
in Portland, Ore., where Alaskan
mental patients are sent for care
and treatment.
The probe, ordered by the
House Interior Committee, is de
signed to determine authoritative
ly how much the hospital owners
spent on care and treatment and
how much went for profits under
government contracts providing
for the detention of Alaskan pa
tients at Morningside.
The investigation grew out of
demands by Rep. Edith Green
(D-Ore) that the government find
out just how its money has been
spent at the Portland institution.
During hearings last spring on
Mrs. Green’s Alaskan mental
health bill, the owner of the hos
pital submitted a profit statement
which showed a net return in
company income and his salary of
over $1,000,000 over an 18-year
period.
Refugee From Yugoslavia
To Go To Fairbanks
WASHINGTON, UP! — O n e
Alaska - bound European will be
among 1,034 refugees arriving in
New York Friday on a transport
chartered by the Intergovern
mental Committee for European
Migration.
The State Department reported
Ani Musler, 20, a Yugoslav fac
tory worker, is entering under
' sponsorship of H. Kansky of
Fairbanks, and under endorse
ment of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference.
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Released Civilians
Prepare to Leave
Communist China
HONG KONG, (tf>—1Two Ameri
can civilians long detained in Red
China reportedly boarded a ship
at Shanghai today, U.S. consular
officials said. Four others are ex
pected to leave by ship in the
next two weeks.
The six are on the list of 12
civilians detained in China up to
five years for lack of exit permits.
The Reds announced recently at
Geneva that they were free to
leave.
U.S. Vice Consul Robert Ayl
ward said he had received word
that Emma Barry, 10, and Robert
Howard Parker, 81-year-old Phil
adelphia-born businessman, were
aboard the British freighter due
in Hong Kong Sept. 27. Emma,
whose American father’s where
abouts are unknown, was report
ed to be with her White Russian
mother. Parker was believed to
be accompanied by his White Rus
sian wife.
The four others expected to
leave by ship:
Sister Eva Stella Dugay, 62,
Boston Carmelite nun, known as!
Sister Theresa; Mrs. Marcella Ei
leen Huizer of Wolcottville, Ind.,
who consular officials said would
board the British freighter Surat <
leaving Shanghai next week for
Hong Kong; and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard L. Ricks of Boscobel, Wis.
They were booked to Yokohama j
in the Dutch ship Straat Bali,
leaving Shanghai Oct. 6. Mrs. •
Huizer is believed accompanied ’
by her Dutch husband, Pieter.
Gerrit Snider Declines
Post of Territorial Weights
And Measures Inspector
JUNEAU, t/P) — Gerrit Snider,
former Third Division senator
from Wasilla, announced Wednes
day he has decided not to take
the post of Territorial Weights
and Measures Inspector.
Snider was appointed to the job
created by the last legislature
and was to have taken office
Jan. 1. He said personal reasons
prompted his decision.
Mr. and Mrs. Miklahook of Sa
voonga are the parents of a son,
born this morning at the MMM
Hospital.
Turkey is the only country in
the world known to have de
posits of meerchaum, a fine white
clay-like material mined chiefly
for tobacco pipes.
American Killed in
Israeli Bus Ambush
TEL AVIV, Israel, IB—An Am
erican tourist was among three
passengers killed and a Canadian
woman was wounded in the am
bush of an Israeli bus by an armed
gang last night near the Lebanese
border.
The American was a nephew of
a Brooklyn rabbi.
U.N. truce observers began an
on-the-spot investigation today of
the ambush after a complaint
from Israel was received by the
Israeli-Lebanese Mixed Armistice
Commission which said that it oc
curred in the mountains of Gali
lee, west of Safad and six miles
south of the frontier.
17th Geneva Meeting of
Johnson and Ping-nan
GENEVA, Switzerland (B—U.S.
Ambassador U. Alexis Johnson
and Wang Ping-nan of Communist
China held their 17 th meeting
today.
A communique Said they “ex
changed information,” in the two
hour talk, on the repatriation of
civilians and “exchanged views”
on future discussion of other is
sues. It was understood the latter
exchange did not actually go into
the substance of the political and
economic issues between Wash
ington and Peiping.
BETA SIGMA PHI MEETING
The sisters of Beta Sigma Phi
held a regular meeting at the
home of Betty Alexander Sept.
15. The program, “The Body
Beautiful,” was presented by Mrs.
Alexander, assisted by all the
members. Final plans for a “Rum
age Sale” were discussed.
Rose Silverman was welcomed
by the group as the new sponsor,
replacing Rita Harper.
A very successful Rummage
Sale was held Sept. 17 in the old
Trading Post building, which Mrs.
Silverman loaned for the occa
sion. Coffee was served through
the courtesy of the North Pole
Bakery. Proceeds from the sale
will be used to further various
service projects conducted by the
local chapter of the Beta Sigma
Phi.
Chief Justice Hears
More Judgeships
Urgently Needed
WASHINGTON, 'The coun
try’s need for 20 additional feder
al judges is “very urgent,” the
Judicial Conference and Chief
Justice Warren were informed in
a report today.
The report came from Henry P.
Chandler, director of the Admin
istrative Office of the U.S. Courts,
who mentioned Alaska as one of
the shortage areas.
He noted the Judicial Confer
ence had recommended creation
of the 22 additional judgeships
last March but pointed out no
action had been taken in either
House of Congress although there
were hearings before the judici
ary committees.
“In most instances,” he said,
“the need for the additional
judgeships which the Judicial
Conference recommended is very
urgent.”
The conference said the need
for one additional juflge is “very
urgent” in each of these judicial
districts.”
Northern Texas; Alaska, Third
Division; Arizona; northern Cal
ifornia and Colorado.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled Py the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy and cooler with
northerly winds (15-25 mph, de
creasing Saturday. Low temper
ature expected tonight 32, high
tomorrow 40.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
[7 a.m. today: precip.-.17 in. Total
for the month 3.95 in.
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