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Alaskan Writer Pleads
Guilty to Assault Charge,
Gets Suspended Sentence
ANCHORAGE, UP)—Russell An
nabel, Alaskan writer and lectur
er, Saturday pleaded guilty to two
charges of assault with a danger
ous weapon and was sentenced to
a year and a day in jail, suspend
ed.
Annabel blamed his difficulty
on drink and said he was trying
to overcome the habit. His attor
ney told the court the writer had
been a resident of the territory
many years without previously
getting into trouble.
He was charged with assaulting
Keith Capper and Roger Strahorn
last July 26 at Montana Station
near Mile 208, Alaska Railroad.
MILLIE BECONOVICH, WIEN
STEWARDESS. TO TAKE PART
IN LONG BEACH AIR SHOW
Millie Beconovich, popular stew
ardess for Wien Airlines, left
Tuesday evening via Alaska Air
lines, Pacific Northern, and West
ern Airlines for Long Beach, Cali
I fornia, to participate in “Wings
Over the Nation,” sponsored by
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
of Long Beach.
The three-day festivities end
with a big air show at Long Beach
on Sunday.
She will then visit Ketchikan
and Sitka to orient herself with
that part of the country to assist
her next summer with tourists
who always have questions about
other parts of the territory.
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.Thousands of
Birds Die From Oil
VICTORIA, B.C., CD—Thousands
of waterfowl are reported dying—
or being killed to prevent a slow
death—in the oil-covered waters
along Vancouver Island.
The oil coating extends for
nearly four miles along the coast
off Victoria and Oak Bay.
The Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals issued a call
for a shotgunners’ massacre of
mercy” after its officials reported
the birds were doomed to a tortu
ous death. The oil adheres to the
birds’ wings, keeping them from
flying, and some are unable even
to dive for food.
An SPCA inspector said the
oily birds are “dying by the shou
sands.” He said he and five others
killed hundreds of ducks and sea
gulls in a single day.
The oil slick was discovered
Wednesday, a day after a freight
er ran aground in the area and
punctured its tanks.
KAY PETERSON BACK WITH
SUCARYL DATA FOR WIENS
Kay Peterson, head stewardess
for Wien Alaska Airlines and
well known to Nome travelers,
returned recently from *a short
trip to Minneapolis where she
consulted with Mrs. Ann Craw
ley, her sister, dietician for Nicol
let Clinic on the use of Sucaryl,
a non-nutritive artificial sweet
ener for passengers who need this
in their diets.
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