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16.8 PROOF •
Gambling Case
To Be Reheard
Anchorage—A tria' in the
Third District court which com
menced with 5 defendants, lost 3
of them one day, dropped anoth
er the next, and ended the next
morning when the jury was una
ble to decide whether the re
maining defendant was innocent
or guilty, has been set for retrial.
The jury was unable to decide
if Barney Perlinan was guilty of
maintaining a gambling place
known as “Barney’s hadio Club”
as charged by U S. Attorney
Raymond Plummer
Earlier Bob Brooks, Kenny
House, Virgil Bellord and Jack
King, all originally charged with
Perlman, were removed from the
list of defendants. A directed
ve'dict of not guilty was return.
ed on Bel ford at the reque.- of
Defense Attorney William Hm
frew and the action against the
others was dropped upon a mo
tion by Mr. Plummer.
'"Notice
| Harry, of “Double Rich’’—
I taking a page from Talley, sez:
“Eleanor’s Health Bread is Su
preme.’’
Mr. and Mrs. John Raft re
turned to their home here recent
ly after spending part of the
winter at their ranch near Bend,
Ore
Staging a sensational comeback
in the final moments of play,
Cherie Morrison’s Marvels won
the February paddlebird cham
pionships at the Community
Center Sunday night. The Mor
ison’s defeated Peggy McMur
do’s Aces by scores of 15-8 6-15,
15-10. Both were hampered
somewhat by the slipperiness of
the floor. The Marvels (Cherie
Morrison, Bea Malutin, Herb
Heglin, and Herman Buekers)
got off to a good start to win
the first game, then fell apart in
the second tilt. Heglin’s “kill’s’’
be„uii to woik auain in the third
and ( icioinn game, however ana
the new champions were crown
ed. Members of the Ace squad
were Peggy McMurdo, Blanche
Brillou, ~ars Panamaroff and
Ken Wade. Tim Chernoff Jr.
was the referee.
In the second half of the eve
ning’s program the Bunkers’
Bombers made another attempt
to halt the undefeated Nelson
Fliers—and met with their usual
bad luak. The teams devided
the first two games, with the fli
ers winning the first 15-12 and
the Bombers taking the second,
15-11. The third and deciding
encounter was Dip and tuck and
went into ovei time when the
I score hit fifteen all. With the
score seventeen-sixteen against
them the Bombers got a tough
break when the bird caromed
off a light fixture to give the Fli
ers their deciding point. It was
a tough break. Playing for the
Fliers were Herb Heglin, Lars
Panamaroff, and Kay and Ken
Wade. For the Bombers Herman
and John Benkeis, Sid Hubley,
Iver Malutin and Charles Jerling
were in action. Allan Chernoff
refereed.
Pictures
I Rescue members stand in ice
I filled waters of the Passaic, N. J.
! river as they pull one of their
members (Michael Robel—ex
treme left) to safety after an un
successful attempt to save 2
children from drowning. The 2
children, and one other who van
ished immediately, were drowned
when the ice gave way as they
were crossing the 251-root wide
stream.
Services are conducted at the
Iwo Jima cemetery in honor of
those who died in the 1945 inva
sion of the Japanese island for
tress Mount Suribachi rises in
the background (Photo copy
right by San Francisco Chroni
cle.)
Alaska Plane
An air view shows the B29 of
the 46th Reconnaissance Squad
ron from Ladd Field Fairbanks,
which was forced to make a
crash landing in no1 them Green
Innd Its cew of 11 was unin
jured and later rescued by a 4
[ engine C54 which landed on the
i ice near the bomber.
Directory
KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNQ*
meets the 1st Sunday
of each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
Glen Robinson, President
Stuart Nuekols, Secretary
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2182
Meets on the 1st, & 3rd,
day of each Month at 7:30 pa®,
at the Union Hall,
TEAMSTERS,CHAUFFEUBR,
WAREHOUSEMEN & BEL*
ERS Union, Local No. 960
, Meetings 2nd Monday U m
4th Monday 8 pm Union IM
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
DAILY:— 8 am to 5 p»
Sundays & Holidays-*
9 am to 10 am & 4 p>m to 5 j»
Emergency wires only may be
filed during closed hours <jf
receiving office.
AMERICAN LEGION
POST No. 17
MEETINGS
2nd & 4th Tuesdays € pa
Legion Building
VETERANS OF FORE4GS
WARS
1st and 3rd Tuesdays
at the VFW Club i
CULINARY UNION 874
Meetings:
2nd Friday 2:45
4th Friday 7:3fl
at the Union Bail
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CRUTCHER
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