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La gaceta., 1939-05-30

Paris, mayo 30.-Un tribu-
nal de los fascisatstas conden6
a muerte, en- "garrote viz, en-
Santander, al republican, Jose
lei Amo. El fiscal lie acus6, en-
union de diez i6venes mas, de
asesinar a mas de 500 personals.
lCreada por Del Amo una bri-
gada de investigator, realiz6
mas de $500 arrestos en- los a
nos de la Republica.
Ell general Franco habl6 hoy
en- Medina del Campo y declare
que SUI regimen procuraria Sc
guir las rutas de la paz, apar-
tAndose de controversies que
pudieran envolver al continen-
to en- una guerra.
Cuando 1000 falangistas lie
escuchaban, ell "generalisimo'
manifesto que Espana era uma
fortaleza, pero que no guerra
meter la fortaleza en- aven'u-
ras. 70 quiero que Sc convierta
en- una fortaleza de la paz. la
guerra respeta al fuerte, y yo
quiero que Espana sea fuerte"
Las mujeres de la Falanje
desfilaron nevando camisas a
La gaceta., 1939-05-30

De nuevo repetimos una OPT
MON que el sabado expresamos
Pat Whitaker confirmara 81
nombramiento de Rex Farrior.
Pat 10 prometi6 a sus amigos y
10 cumplira.
Los electores escogieron a
Rex, en- las urnas, y Pat sabe 70
que representa- y significa la vo-
luntad de los votantes.
Mientras otros desesperan, no
sotros seguimos creyendo en- ia
palabra del buen amigo y sena-
dor.
La gaceta., 1939-05-30
REGRESO A ALEMANIA Ell
GENERAL Mich
Los pericdicos italianos opues-
tos a la cesion de Hatay

Roma, mayo 30-Coincidien-
do con ell retorno a Alemania
del cOronel general Mich, je-
fe de la aviaci6n alemana, los
peri6dicos ~protestan de qua
Francia Sc proponga entregar
a Turquia, en- cambio por Ia
amistad de 6sta. la Rep6bliea
de Hatay, que antes era como.
cida por Ell Sanjak de Alexan.
dretta. Esa cesi6, sambiaria
en- ell MediterraneS aegdn un
diario f~ascisat, Ell Status Quo
garantizado por 81 aeuerdo
anglo-italiano.
Asegdrase aqui que tan
pronto Russia sea agregada a
la alianza de Francia e Ingla-
terra, Espaha Sc unira al eje
o alianza Roma-B Berlin.
Sabese que los estados ma
yores de Italia y Alemania, en-
los cuerpos de aviacion, con-
viineron va en- unificar los IT,
pos de sus apartos y proyectl-
les, asi que las fabricas de los
dos paises puedan hacer mate
rial de igual tamaho, veloci-
dad, calibre y fuerza. Asi los
photos alemanes podran usar
lis aparatos italianos y los pi-
lotos italianos los aemanes, in
distintamente.
Alemania lie mandara acero a
Italia para sus fabricas de ae-
roplanos.
Ademas de los arreglos da-
dos a conocer, Sc establecera en-
ire las dos naciones un inter-
cambio de fondos que sera ma
nejado por las fuerzas militia
res de los dos passes.
En- Italia la aviaci6n e7t6 L.
nida aal ejercito y Ia marina;
pero Alemania tiene ina sepa-
rada fuerza a6rea bajo Ell man
do del mariscal Goering.
"Giornale de Italia" dedica
media pagina a la question de
Francia, Turquia y Hatay y pu-
.blica tambi6n un artlculo de Vir
gilio Gayda.
Asegura Gayda que los maho-
metanos estan indignadisimos
icon esa nueva violaci6n del
principle de los mandates y los
elementales derechos de liber-
tad e independence del pueblo
sirio".
"Francia va a dar a Turquia,
die Ia Stampa de Turin, una de
las mas im%portantes zonas estra
t6gicas en- 81 Mediterraneo; pc
70 a Italia sc MEGA a darle 10
cue pide y es j%rsto".
La gaceta., 1939-05-30
POR UN MELON MATARON
A UNA T~ELEFONISTA

Chicago, mayo 30.-Una jo-
ven telefonista de % amos. Mu-
riel Campbell, muri6 en- la ma
drugada de hoy bajo un dispa-
70 que le hiciera Anton Papes,
de 55 amos, dependence de ur
puesto de frutas.
Papas crey6 que la mrchacha
trataba de robarse un melon y
dispar6 el arma que tenia.
Aparecen relacionados con Ell
case, otra muchacha, de is a.
nos, Helen Freilich, y tres hon.
bres mas.
Ell pre5unto criminal fu6 en-
carcelado, quedando sujeto a u
na Investigation,
La gaceta., 1939-05-30

lie dieron ell golpe de muerte
al impuesto de consumes de un
dos por ciento.
Los senores legislatures de Ia
Florida escucharon, en- esta vez,
la voz del pueblo.
La gaceta., 1939-05-30
UN PROYEC-
TO PARA UEGALTzAR LOS
CASINOS

Tallahassee, mayo Soc
Comite de Hacienda e Impuos.
tos de la Camara rechaz6 hoy
un proyecto de ley legalizando
los grandes casinos de juego y
al mentando el impuesto sobre
las earreras desde un tres por
ciento a un cinco por ciento. Los
autores del proyecto calculaban
cue anualmente rendiria al Es-
tado no menos de So, 100000.
La gaceta., 1939-05-30

La Junta de Hospital nombr6
aver Ell cuerpo medico o staff
por un periodic de seis meses,
designando para jefe de la divi-
sion de medicinal interna al Dr..
Edward Smoak y para jefes de
otras divisiones a conocidos me-
dicos locales.
Entire los nombrados en- ell
staff" figrran los ORES. Bot
tart, Carlton, Cradle, Marcus
Cowart, Cook, Mason Smith, j.
NJ. loretta, Pate, Murphy. Fa
yer, Rudisill, Lowry, Nelson,
evett, Bidwell, Adamo; y en-
s.sff de cortesia" a los doc
re Bartlett, Blake, Charles
Re Armas, Ferlitac Ferrante,
Luis j. Garcia. Martorell, Par
sons NJ. Garcia, A. A. Gonzalez,
Julio Guerra, Minardi, Rafael
Ortega, Manuel A. Perez, Jose
A. Pendino, Perzia, Rey, Scola-
70, jose S. Spoto, Vinson, OPP
penheimer y Ell querido ciruia-
40 Dr., u, R. Winton,
La gaceta., 1939-05-30
ACUERDO SOBRE Ell I'M
PUESTO DE LA GASOLINE

Tallahassee, mayo 30-Hoy
Sc lego a un complete acuerdo
en- cuanto al impuesto de la ga
selma. Varios abogados redac-
taran enmiendas a los proyec-
tos de ley 8O1 y s02, abarcando
los puntos admitidos por la
conferencia. Mahana Sc tomara
acci6n, en- definitiva.
La gaceta., 1939-05-30
Sc DARA A LAS MUJERES
Ell DERECHO AL V0TO

Ciudad de Mexico, mayo 30.
Los lideres del Congreso pro-
metieron aver a las mujeres que
en- fecha pr6xima les daran e.
derecho al vote. Una enmienda
Constitutional debera ser apro-
bada.
Cast todas las legislatures de
To- Estados acordaron otorgar
a Ia muisr eSe dsrecho.
La gaceta., 1939-05-30
Ell TEMPO

Nublados y probables nUvias
para eta tarde y mahana.
Maxima temperature aver,
% grades: minims. so,
La gaceta., 1939-05-30

Todo indica que pereci6 el jo-
Yen photo Thomas H. Smith,
que sali6 de este pals para Euro
pa con un peqreho aeroplano i'm
pulsado por un motor de So ca
ballos.
. Ell vuelo de un joven desespe-
RADIO por lograr fama y fortuna.
81 llego-dijo antes de partir
me hara rico, como a Corri-
gan.
81 ell motor no puede luchar
con la frerza del viento o la ga
solina sc me ACADIA. desapare-
cere para siempre.
Llevaba una pequeha esperan
"a pero q Ella Sc agarr6 w.. o.
tx rida indtilmante sacrifica-
ds.
FL gobierno federal tiene el
deber de impedir que locuras de
esa clase Sc repitan.
La gaceta., 1939-05-30

TERMIN0 SUS DELIBERA-
CLONES Ell CONSEJO DE
LA SOCIEDAD DE NACIO-
MES
La gaceta., 1939-05-30

1UE
D DEL HOSPITAL
MUNICIPAL
La gaceta., 1939-05-30

Oliveira Salazar, senior comu-
nicante, es un fascista de tipo
hipocrit6n.
I~ngIaterrs u spoysba y le q
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30

were played and refreshments served by the members.
 Tomorrow afternoon Miss Eliza beth Frasers primary room will present their Halloween party. The students have already made masks and favors which they will use during their afternoon entertain ment.
 MT. Walter Savikko's fourth, fifth and sixth grade room enjoyed their party last Friday Games were played, the most predominant of all being the traditional "bobbing for apples" in which Burford Campbell and Eugene Grant tied for first place honors. Refreshments consisting of sandwiches, cookies, apples, Kool-aide, and root beer were enjoyed by the students.
 Members of grade three are in dustriously working in their Health scrap books for hygiene. They also made their first attempts at draw ing maps during last week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
Open House af
 Public Schools
 Early Next Month

American Education Week begins Sunday, November and ends Sat- urday, November II. The general theme for National Education Week is, Education for the American Way of Life
 This year, as m the past years the Juneau Public Schools are hay ing an open house and are inviting the parents to visit on particular day. In the past open house has been held in both schools in the evening. This year Wednesday, No vember 8, has been set aside for open house day in the Juneau Public Schools.
 Parents are requested to visit high school classes in the afternoon from 12:45 to 3:35-o'cl and in the eve ming from T to o'clock in the grade school. This will give parents an opportunity to actually visit the class room work of their children in the high school under school con ditions. From 2:35 to 3:35 o'clock a program of school activities will be held in the gymnasium. On the same evening in the grade school parents may go from room to room, meeting and talking with the teach CTS and observing work that has been done.
 No children will be present in the grade school during the evening ex- cepting those requested to be there by the teachers. No regular class work will be attempted in the grades. All classes in the high school will operate the same as though no open house existed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
WRIGHT-GROVES NUPTIALS HELD
 LAST SATURDAY

An s:30 o'clock wedding service was performed Saturday evenin g when Miss Charlotte Wright became the bride of MT. Crettis Groves. The Rev. John L. Cauble officiated at the service which was in the Res urrection Lutheran Church in the presence of a few close friends.
 The charming bride was gowned in teal blue satin and wore bridal corsage of sweet peas and garedniaS. Mrs. William Schmalz, her only at tendant. chose a gown of rose crepe with a corsage of sweet peas. MT. Schmalz was best man for the groom
 Prior to the wedding service a bridal supper was held at the Erwin Cafe Guests included MT. and Mrs. Schmalz. MT. and Mrs. A. R. Spargue. Mrs. c. Armstrong, Miss Sophie Double. William Gath. MT. and Mrs. H. Wood and MT and Mrs. Ernie Torgenson.
 After the ceremony a wedding re- ception was held at the newlyweds new home on Fifth and Nelson Streets. where scores of Juneau friends called during the evening to wish them happiness.
 The bride, formerly of Sheridan, Mont. arrived in Juneau last March
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
MRS. 0SA JOHNSON
 ATTACKED BY BEAST

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 30-Jungle explorer Mrs. Osa Johnson is in a JOS Angeles hospital with painful injuries inflicted by an African Cheetah. Mrs. Johnson was direct ing the loading Of five cheetahs fer shipment to San Diego when one of the animals suddenly attacked her.
 Another woman animal trainer, Olga Celeste, rescued Mrs. Johnson by driving off the snarling chee- tah
 The famed explorer and producer of wild animal films was rushed to hospital where physicians said oday that her injuries were pain ul but not critical.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
Treasure Hunt Held
 Al Davis Residence

In a halloween setting of pump kins. skeletons, witches and black cats-the fourteenth birthday party of Miss Shirley Davis, daughter of MT. and Nrs. trevor Davis, was eli maxed Saturday evening at the fam fly home on Sixth Street, with a treasure hunt and other games ap- propriate to the season.
 Those attending the affair includ- ed Ester Johnstone, Astrid Varness, Betty Nordling, Doris Cahill, Merton Cass. Maxine Nostrand, Ann Lois Davis, Grace Berg, Marilyn Burke, Beverly Leivers, Marion Hussey and Marilyn Merritt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
DOUGLAS SCHOOL NEWS

After busy week of study and participation in other activities, students gathered in the school auditorium on Saturday evening to enjoy games and dancing. Spon- sored by the Girls Physical Educa- tional Club, the decorations were of Halloween motif Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. Chaperons for the af- fair were. Mir and Mrs. Calvin Pool, MT. Ernst Oberg. MT. Arthur Ladd, Miss Elizabeth Fraser, and Miss Eleanor Warren.
 Glen Kronquist, a Junior mem Der of the basket ball team, frac- tured his collar bone while seen in action last Friday evening. He will be confined to his home for several days and he will be greatly missed by all his fellow students.
 Douglas Wahto, senior and mem Der of the Major ID" Club, was elected captain of the basket ball squad for the 1939-40 season. The team saw action for the first time last Friday when they were de- feated by the TreadWell Foundry, l3 to A.
 A traditional pep rally was con- ducted Friday afternoon in the as- Spmbly Cheer Leaders Dorothy Langseth and Borghild Haydahl led the students in yells and singing of schools songs. Team members and Coach Calvin Pool gave short ! pep talks.
 Last Friday students of MT. Ernst Oberg's seventh and eighth { grade room, gathered together to enjoy a Halloween party. Games
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
DUFRESNES DUE
 HERE TOMORROW

Executive Officer Frank Dufresne of the Alaska Game Commission is to return here tomorrow on the Alaska from Petersburg, where he has been comforting with Earl N Dinner, Chairman of the commis- sion.
 Mrs. Dufresne and son Franklin will also return here on the Alaska They have been to Seattle
 Assistant Executive Officer Hom- CT Jewell left for Ketchikan today on the Yukon on game commis- sion business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30

MT. Groves has been a resident of tn Capital City for a number of years and is an employee of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com pany
 Before her marriage the bride was the incentive for a miscellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs H. R. Sprague. Guests who were invited for the occasion were Mrs. c. Armstrong, Mrs. Ann Scott, Mrs. Art Berg. Mrs. Fife Greenwald, Mrs. H. Wood, Mrs. Joe Erwin, Mrs w Schmalz, Mrs. w. Welch and Miss Sophie Double
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
MRS. BOLYAN ENTERTAINS

The Northern Lights All Club was entertained Saturday evening with Halloween party at the home of Mrs. Hilja Bolyan, the club leader. The costumed guests were greeted at the door by a ghost and were ushered silently into the house, lighted only by jack-o'-lanterns and filled with sheet-covered furniture. Halloween games and refreshments were en- joyd
 The guests included Lucille Goetz, Betty Bennett, Patricia Fleek, Alfreda Fleek, Florence Krsul, Doris Balog and Solveig Havdahl. Alfreda won a prize for the best costume. She was a Span ish lady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
LUMBER INDUSTRY
 IS SHOWING BOOM

PORTLAND Ore, Oct. 30.-The Western Pin e Association reports that both production and sales in the lumber industry, the most inn portant of the west, are running far above last years total.
 Figures compiled by the associa- tion showed that production thus far this year is IT percent over that for the same period of 1888, and shipments are 13 percent higher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
MRS. CKETT IS TO
 LEAVE SEATTLE SATURDAY

Charles Tuckett reported a tele- phone conversation with his wife, who is now in Seattle, Saturday night, in which she stated she will leave there the last Of this week for her return home. She has been visiting in Salt Lake and other cities for several weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
HELP THY NEIGHBOR
Telephone 713 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service for this qualified worker.

PAINTER COOK - Young man, age 21, single, three years of high school. Versatile ability. Fig h t months experience as painter for painting contractor; several months as kitchen helper and learning fry cooking in restaurant; four months as clerk in drug store. Also able and willing to do any common labor. Industrious and alert. Call for ES 9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY,

A meeting of the Glacier Highway Improvement Club will be held on Wednesday afternoon at l o'clock at the home of Mrs. Tom Gardner.
 Dessert will be served, with a busi- ness meeting scheduled to follow All members of the organization and their friends are invited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
CONTESTS TO
 EMBEzzLEMENT

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30-So- cialite Emil Sutter, member of a famed California family, has plead- ed guilty in Federal Court to em- bezzlment charges. Sutter, formerly was manager of a branch bank. He admitted two charges of embedding funds of the institution and falsi- flying records.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
TAXES POISON IN
 SUICIDE ATTEMPT

HOLLYWOOD, Cal Oct. 30.- Film dancer Betty Kane is under treatment at a Hollywood hospital for the effects of poison that police said she took in a suicide attempt Physicians said she will recover.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
2 HALIBUTERJ
 SELL, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Oct. 3O-Two hali- buters from the Western banks sold their catches here today as follows:
 Alten 42,OOO pounds. at 1874 and l2 cents; Northern 40,O00 pounds, at 127s and 12$l cents a pound.
 Sable vessels arriving from the local banks sold as follows:
 Faith 1000 pounds, Yaquina B. coo pounds, Lane Il GOO pounds, all selling for cents a pound straight
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
INFANT HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Roberta Lynn, month-old daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. Tom Jensen, who has been under special care at St. Ann's Hospital since her birth, was returned to her home on Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 30. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 67s, American Power and Light 5A, Anaconda 30A, Beth lehem Steel 907s, Commonwealth and Southern 1A, Curtiss Wright 91a, General Motors 54B, Interna- tional Harvester 63A, Kennec cot 39A, New York Central 22, Northern Pacific 1112, United States Steel 75A, Pound $3.99
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 153,21, rails 3438, utilities 2607.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
Trinity Sunday School
 Has HaIIoWe en Party

Apple bobbing provided entertain ment this afternoon for the annual Trinity Sunday School halloween party held in Holy Trinity Parish.
 Assisting during the party hours were Mrs. Waino Hendrickson, Mrs. A. L. Foster, Mrs. John Dolenc and Mrs. M. L. MacSpadden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30
l5% Canadian Discount

B. M. Behrends Bank iv. First National Bank
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30

Try an Empire ad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-30

Enplre classifieds bring results
Evening star., 1939-06-17
Nunnallys Plan
TO Celebrate 25th
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Nunally
OF 38l7 Legation street will celebrate
their 25th wedding anniversary to-
night at the Gov. Cabell Hotel in
Huntington, w. Va, with a recep-
ton, dinner and dance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nunnally formerly resided in
Huntington before coming to WASH
ington. Mrs. Nunnally was born in
Huntington, and before her mar
rlage she was Miss Emma Eugene
Hensley. Her parents were Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufe Hensley of Davis Creek,
w. Va.
Mr.. Nunnally was born in Rich
mond, Va, and he resided in Hunt
ington from 1912 until the time he
moved here Mr.. Nunnally's parents
were the late Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
F. Nunnally of Richmond.
While residing in HUNTINGTON Mr..
Nunnally was very active in the Elks,
Masons and labor organizations.
Since his residence in Washington
he has been very active in the West
Virginia State Society, and he was
president of it for three consecutive
years. Mr.. Nunnally built the society
up until it was one of the largest in
the District. When he retired from
the office of president of the So
ciety he was honored with testi-
moial dinner for his services. Mr..
Nunnally has also been an active
and charter member of the Amer
ican Federation of Government EN-
ployes.
Evening star., 1939-06-17
Social Calendar Of Washington and Its Many Club Activities
Lambda Sigma Delta
Holds Annual June
Banquet Tonight

Lambda Sigma Delta Sorority will
hold its annual June banquet and
dance at Wardman Park Hotel to-
night, with installation of chapter
presidents feature of the program
Those to be installed are Miss
Thelma Burdine, Beta Chapter:
Miss Betty Bissell, Mu Chapter;
Miss Henrietta Baardse, Eta Chap
ter; Miss Kitty Wright, Epsilon
Chapter; Miss Marion Voorhees,,
Iota Chapter, and Miss Doris Cop
pola, Zeta Chapter.
Miss Mary Heine, grand president,
will preside. Other grand officers
are Miss Janice Seehusen, grand
vice president; Miss Genevieve
Kaufman, grand treasurer; Miss
Elizabeth Esser, grand secretary,
and Miss Ann Filgate, grand SER
geant at arms.
Miss Johanna Oswald is toast
mistress and chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of arrangements.
Her co-Workers are Miss Elizabeth
Esser, Miss Betty Bissell, Miss Jody
Gray, Miss Ann Filgate, Mrs. Marie
King, Miss Genevieve Kaufman and
Miss Helen Bauman.
Miss Ruth WEIGH will give a read
ing, and Miss Mary Garrett will
sing at the banquet. Dancing will
begin at 10 pm.
Miss Mary Jane Sterling, Miss
Elizabeth Fletcher and Miss Jane
Brinkley were initiated into Iota
Chapter of the sorority this week
at meeting followed by dinner at
the Carlton Hotel.
Evening star., 1939-06-17
0. H. P. Johnson Estate
Valued al $4,000

Oliver H. P. Johnson, late chair.
man of the board and president o1
the National Metropolitan Bank
who died May IS, left ar estate
valued at more than $4,000.
This was disclosed yesterday
when a petition for the probate oi
his will was filed in District Court
by his widow, Mrs. Katharine H
johnson, and the bank.
Mr.. johnson left $1,000 each to
st. AIMS Infant Asylum, St
Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum, St
Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum
and the Little Sisters of the Poor
Home for the Aged.
The testator left real estate
assessed at some $17O,96O, while
his personal property, mostly in
stocks, was placed at $173,969
Debts will aggregate some $24, 100
the court was informed.
The widow will receive the net
income of the residue, which /.
left in trust to her and the bank
At her death, it will go to the
daughter, Katharine Elizabeth
johnson. The will bears the date
Of March IS, 1924.
Evening star., 1939-06-17
Harry Fury Sentenced
In Assault Case

Pleading guilty to a charge of as
sault and battery, Harry B. Fury,
20, of 2919 Fourteenth street NV.
yesterday was sentenced to 18
months in the Maryland House of
Correction by Judge James c.
Christopher in Bethesda (Md) Po-
lice Court.
Police said Fury was the compan-
ion of Nicholas j. Di Blasi, %, of
5000 Georgia avenue, in a fight at
Conduit road tavern two days be-
fore his body was found in the
feeder canal near Brookmont, May
30. An autopsy revealed no marks
of violence on the body, but Mont
gomery County police have not
closed the case. Fury was charged
with assaulting James Ricketts, of
Cabin John during the tavern fight.
Judge Christopher. dismissed
charges of manslaughter and driving
while drunk against George E. Wal
ter, "a, of Rockville, Md, driver of
the car in which William M. Maw-
son, 20, of 1905 M street NV, was
fatally injured June 10. Walters
car failed to negotiate a sharp turn
on Wilson lane half a mile west of
Bradley boulevard, and crashed into
telephone pole. Mr. Mawson died
in Georgetown Hospital a few hours
later.