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22 Considered For
8 Alaska Superior
Court Judgeships
The names of 22 Alaska law
yers are under consideration for
possible nomination to fill the
eight judgeships on the state’s
eight Superior Court.
The list of attorneys seeking
the appointments was made pub
lic by the Alaska Judicial Coun
cil which mailed the names of
the candidates to members of the
Alaska Bar Assn.
The names were included on an
advisory poll, with members of
the bar asked to rate the candi
dates on various points of ability
and character.
Dr. \Villiam Whitehead of Ju
neau, present chairman of the six
man Judicial Council, said the
nominating group probably will
meet in late October or early
November to pick names that
would be submitted to Governor
Egan.
The appointments as Superior
Court judges will come from
among these men:
For appointment within any of
the four judicial districts — State
Safety Commissioner Fitzgerald
of Juneau, Verne Martin of An
' chorage, and James A. Von der
Heydt of Nome.
For appointment within the
first district—Henry J. Camarot,
Fairbanks; Floyd O. Davidson,
Ketchikan; Walter E. Walsh, Ju
neau, and state Sen. Thomas B.
Stewart, Juneau.
For appointment within the sec
ond district — State Sen. Hubert |
A. Gilbert, Fairbanks.
For appointment within the1
third district—Robert Baumgart
ner, Seward; Quincy Benton, j
Homer; Harold J. Butcher, An
chorage; State Rep. Peter J. Kala
marides, Anchorage; Stanley J.
McCuteheon, Anchorage; State j
Sen. Ralph Moody, Anchorage; j
William W. Renfrew, Anchorage;
and John D. Shaw, Palmer.1
For appointment within the
fourth district—Harry O. Arend,
Fairbanks; William V. Boggess,
Fairbanks; Everett Hepp, Fair
I banks, and State Rep. Warren A.
Taylor, Fairbanks.
There will be two judges for
the first district at Juneau, one |
for the second district at Nome,
three for the third district.at An-I
f-:
Eisenhower Will
Tell Thursday of
His European Trip
WASHINGTON, W>— President
Eisenhower will make a radio
television report to the people
Thursday night on his talks with
Allied leaders in western Europe.
He will speak from his White
House office from 7:30 to 7:45
p.m. EDT.
Announcing this Tuesday, press
secretary James Hagerty said all
the major networks have agreed
to handle the 15-minute speech
and that except for one possible
delayed radio broadcast all of
them will be “live.”
Because of the speech, Hagerty
said, the President will not hold
a news conference this week.
Hagerty said the Thursday
night speech will deal with the
President’s trip to West Germany,
Britain and France and with some
of the current international de
velopments that Eisenhower and
Allied leaders discussed during
that trip.
Eisenhower was described by a
congressional caller as quite hap
py about the results of his diplo
matic mission to Europe.
CAN'T WIN
ALBANY, N.Y., UP>-^John Frain
decided to spend a quiet Sunday
evening at home and avoid the
chance of a Labor Day holiday
traffic accident. So what hap
pened? The floor collapsed in his
second-floor apartment. He fell
to the first floor and his leg was
broken.
chorage, and two for the fourth
district at Fairbanks.
Dr. Whitehead said candidates
who?e names were submitted to
the council for possible nomina
tion were allowed to pick which
district they were interested in.
Only Fitzgerald, Martin and
von der Heydt indicated they
would accept appointment to any
district.
The council must submit to the
governor the names of two or
more nominees for each court va
cancy.
Prssent plans call for creation
of the Superior Court before the
end of the year, so that it will
be ready to begin operations early
in 1960.
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