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The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04
"Veteran'' Being Sent Home

Aboard the U.S.S. Mount Olym- pus enroute to the Antarctic, (P)- A special box was readied today for a middle-aged veteran of the Antarctic who is going home.
 The veteran is Hickey, aged 12, the famous Labrador Husky who was born in Little America in 1882 in shack buried Is feet below the snow and ice. With his are two of his young sons.
 Rickey's father was Rowdy, fla nous as powerful sled dog, and the mother was Nome, descendant of team which once took serum to Nome, Alaska.
 One of the eight pups Hickey sired this fall was given to the University of Washington as a mascot.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04
Greece Files Charges Against Yugoslavia

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. tP)- Vassili Dendramis, Greek Ambas- Sador to the United Nations, said today his country has filed formal charges of border violat o S against Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania and has asked that JUN. commission make an "on-the-spot" investigation.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04
Classified Ads

WANTED-Two teachers. One for Council one for Haycock. Salaries about $28O0.0O. Anyone interested
 please wire collect, Commissioner of Education, Juneau, Alaska, Omle Mccarthy. 144-3t
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04
December {. ls46
Dendramis said his delegation

Dendramis said his delegation has submitted the complaint to Secretary-General Trygve Lie. He said that the Greeks asked the United Nations security council to discuss the case and that a com mittee be sent to Greece to inves- tigate conditions along the border.
 Premier Constantin Tsaldaris of Greece is enroute from Athens to New York to present the complaint in person, but has been delayed in Paris by weather.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04
Seattle Still Up l AirOn Relief SI

SEATTLE, F)-Unlon cd renee in a new plan for nov of relief cargoes to strike Alaska was asked today by front employers of Wash and Alaskan Steamship opel
 Details of the new plan we divulged but Merle C. Ringe president of the waterfront ployers, said the plan was VI out during a day of meeting terday with representa.lv Alaska Steamship Co.,, 1 Transportation Co.,, and the land Transportation oC.
 In Portland, It. Comdr Chester, naval aide to AlaSka a ernor Ernest Gruening, Sa Maritime Commission had proved the use of the frd Reef Knot for the Alaska cargoeS and loading of thd under way.
 We will welcome add| ships from any source, how the commander said. He that he had not been advise the operators of the new pol ties.
 The dispute between cpd and the AF'L checkers unior| ever, appeared no nearer ment after conciliators mel representatives of both sidd terday. Another meeting scheduled this forenoon.
 Possibility that the Puget tie-up might spread to q ports was indicated in al nouncement by Seattle unio] CTS that the east coast q council of the AFL-internd longshoremen's association hold an executive meeting i1 York next Tuesday to detd whether Atlantic coast d council will refuse to load| for companies involved il west coast controversy.
 The international also is sd Paul E. Baker, Philadelphia eral vice president for the tic coast district, to sit in d Seattle negotiations.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04
MEETING NOTICE

Pioneers of Alaska will meet tonight ali 8 o'clock in the Pioneer Igloo.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04

Both Greenland and Iceland are in the western hemisphere.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-04

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06

seminare v Praze Msgr. Josef
Beran, Kodak z Plzne. Tento
c1rkevn1 Trad nebyl duchovnl-
mi kruhy obsazen jen proto, a.
by panujfc1 u mas nemci neob-
sadili tento SWIM pr1slusn1kem.
DR.. Beran ma tento Trad dOsa-
zen byl nejen jake vzorny du-
chovnf a vlastenec, ale hlavne
jake byvaly politely vezen,
ktery prosel trent nejhorslmi
koncentracnimi tabory, kde
jake cirkevnf hodnostar zazil
zvlast hnusneho utrpen1 a po-
nlzen1. Byl veden ma zvlastnl
listin6 VENT, S kterymi zacha-
zelo Sc nejhGre Jeho tabor O.
svobozen byl vft6znou arma-
dou americkou, kterehoz casu
vail jiz pouhych 45kg. Ne
meckym vyvrheldm zalezelo
ma mem jen proto, re nemecke
Suddenly postal tam, kan pc
pravde patrili a to do skol ne
meckych. Ia to tyto bestie
Sc mu tim, re jake by
valemu Tediteli Skol dali do ru-
kou metarske kost6, spravoval
puncochy, nosil brambory atd.
mimo 1trap ostatn1ch. TAX
germanska kultura hodnotila
lidskou ddstojnost a nemohlo
proto byt jinak, nez tuto jed
nou pro vzdy smesti S povrchu
zemskeho.
Jelikoz blfzf Sc radostn6 swat
ky vanocnf, pref vsem sym
drahym znamym V Baltimore,
by tyto dny ztravili v plnem
zdrav1, stestf a spokojenosti.
Zaroven d6kuji VAN vsem, Wy
dobTf moi pTatele, kterf neza-
pomeli jste sveho pT1tele dali
a ktery tez pc celia leta myslf i
srdcem dlel nejvfce mezi vami.
A az ma stedry vecer zazaT1 v
naSich ceskych chatach jasne
svetlo stromku vanocn1ho, bu-
dete to Ease ponejvice jen Wy,
ku kterym up1rati Sc budou
moje vzpom1nky ma ztravene
vanocn1 dny mezi vami.
FRANT. VOKURKA,
p. Move Mitrovice,
Czechosiovakia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
NEJDP. OPAT PROKOP
NEUZTL. O.S.B.. T

z Chicago sc oznamuJe, re
v nedeli, 1. prosince We 2 bod.
40 min. rano zemrel V nemoc-
nici sBratrf AlexianG Nejdp.
Prokop Neuzil, opat klastera
sv. Prokopa v Lisle.
Byl IS rok1 star. Pohreb Sc
Dude konati v patek a pohfben
Dude ma klasternim hrbitove.
Narodil sc roku 1861 g. lis
v Bechyni u Tabora a
pokTten byl Karel. Otec jeho
byl zednikem. V roce 1874 &C.
Ia rodina Sc vystehovala do A
meriky a usadili ma farme po-
biz Spillwille v lowe. V roce
1880 Karel dosahl diplomu u
citelskeho a vyucoval ma ven
kovske skole poblfz Spillville.
Pozdeji vstoupil do benedik-
tanske koleje sv. Whence v
Latrobe, Pa, kde vyborne stu
doval a prijal jmeno Prokop
V roce 1885 slozil feholn1 silk
a r. 1886 pres1dlil do Chicago
Byl jednim re zakladatelt
klastera sv. Prokopa a v roce
1887 byl zvolen "a opatu.
Opat Neuzil byl horlivJ
mnich, verny knee a upflmnJ
syn naseho naroda. Budiz MI
Zeme lehkOu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
UspSSna stoleckova zabava
Cvicitelskych SborG Sokol.
Jednoty "Blesk" a BALTIC.
Jednotv SokoIic

konala Sc v Sokolovne V 1tery,
10. listopadu. Navsteva byla
velice p6kna a nalada zvlaste
dobra, neb bylo mnoho tech
sfastnych, kterf vyhrali pekne
ceny. Jelikoz Sc vse tax vyda-
filo, i cisty prfjem jest pekny.
O coz sc pricinilo i mnoho ma
SIGH pratel svymi Diary, jimz
tfmto vzdavame mas uprimny
dix. Cisty zisk rozdelen bude
stejnym d1lem mezi oba cvici-
telske sbory, jakoz to prvn1 OBJ
nos ma "Zavodnf fond", kteryz
Dude tTeba ovsem jeste hodne
doplniti abychom pr1st1 rok
mohli ma sokolsky slet do Chi
caga vysfati pokud mono nej-
vice naSich cvicencG.
Nasledujfcf darci pfispeli:
Mr.. & Mrs. Frank Hejny,Jr.
Glass and Pitcher Set; Mr.. Ro-
bert Novak, Groceries; Mrs.
Otillie Martinez, Crisco a Cake
Miss Ruth HULA, Nylons; Miss
Gloria Huebel, Towels a Wash
cloths; Mrs. a Miss Bouda,
Groceries; Miss Eileen Bartell,
Groceries a Pillow Cover; Miss
Helen PECK, Groceries; Mrs.
B. F. Opava, Pyrex Casserole;
Mrs. Svejda, Vase; Mrs. A. Po-
korny, 3 Homemade Shopping
Bats (Cloth) Mrs. A. Cihlaf,
Sauce Pan; Mr.. John Stock,
Desk Pen set; Mrs. Wilma Ri
zicka, Pitcher a Glass Set;Mrs.
Steiner, $1.OO; Mrs. Marie Pc
korny, $1.00 a Apron; Mr.
Kaspar, Groceries; Mrs. Smr-
ha, $500 a Handkerchiefs
Mrs. Vera HULA, 3 doz. Cream
Puffs; Mrs. Cesky, Scarf a
Handkerchief; Mrs. Kilian,
Baby Set (Handmade); Mrs.
K. Rys, Apron; Mrs A. Rys,
Salt & Pepper Shakers and
Towel; Mrs. Rose Somberg,
Groceries; Mrs. James Primus,
Wine; Miss Marleen Primus,
Relish Dish; Mrs. Arthur Po-
korny, Groceries; Mrs. Anna
Hauk, Glass Basket; Miss Eve
Ign Voelker, Apron; Miss Jean
slechta, Groceries; Mrs. Ri
EEK, Bottle of Rock and Rye;
Mrs. Sylvia Prefer, Cake; Mrs.
Kalivoda, Bedroom Slippers
Mrs. Mary Parfzek, Groceries
a Hand Crochette Coursage
Nh. & Mrs. Rudolph Paflzek,
Groceries a Large Ornamentic
Cake; Mrs. Frances Mares.
Wine, Book a Margarine.
Jest9 jednou d1ky vsem
Ma Zdar!
Ia Vybor: Libuse Boudova
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
MlStnl ZpraVy.
DOPIS.

Los Angeles, California
dine %. listopadu, 1916.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
manzel1 Barovych. Nell tam
pripravenou kytici kvetin pro

manzeld Barovych. Nell tam
pripravenou kytici kvetin pro
rodinu bratra Prostrednlka.
Ale to neni vse. Mlada PAM
mela pfipravenou tez kavu a
zakusky. Musfme pry ochut-
natl jeji "strudl" nez odjede-
me. Kdyz jsme ten "strudl''
ochutnaval, dekoval jsem pri
tom svemu srdci, re mi tax do
bre poradilo. Br. Bara potion
sahl do "kouzeln1ho closetu"
a pri tom nam vypravel Q tom
jak Sc v Belcampu bavl ma
"Sylvestra' a podobne vyznam
ne dny. PAX nam v%ypraveli O.
ba O lidovych zvycfch a obyce-
itch ma "Hane" odkud oba po-
chazeji a sestra Barova dove
de tax roztomile vypravet, re
bychom byli nejradeji poslou-
chali az do rama. Kdyz jsme
Sc konecne "odpoutali" a roz-
loucili, br. starosta mas nalozil
a dovezl Stastne domI.
Bratflm a sestram V Belcam-
pu vsichni srdecne dekujeme
"a jejich pohostinnost a doufa-
me, re v brzku opet Sc S mimi
sejdeme. Ma mas zajezd k MIN
budeme vzdy vdecne vzpom1-
natl.
P. S. - Kdyz jsme jeli DON'T
mudroval jsem takto: TAX vi
dis clovece. Cely zivot isl chtel
z te hamizne Filadelfie odjet,
ale nevedel isl kan. A tady
mas mfsto pro tebe jake stvore-
ne. V lete bys mohl Sc zenou
chytat ryby, v zine byste Sc
mohli spolu "klouzat' ma lede,
zajice bys mohl stf1let hned z
okna, domovy jsou tn jake kllc
ky, kazdy z Mich ma ten "kou-
zelny closet" a kde pecou do.
Dry "strudl' to uz ted Wis --
tax bratT1, az tam v Belcampu
budete potfebovat nejakeho
"hnidopycha" nezapomente,
re ia mann u vas prvnf aplikaci.
SYKORA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
Skoly dotceny uhelnou stavkou

V Denver, Colo. byly zavfe-
ny jak verejne tax katolicke
skoly, ucitelsky dstav V Gree
ley, dale d1vc1 kalic a Univer-
sity of Colorado zastav1 vyuco-
van1 v sobotu.
Rovnez v statech Utah a
Washington musely cetne sko-
ly byti zavreny.
Skoly v Pittsburghu pozada-
ly O pTfd6l 500 tun uhli, tax a.
by molly vyucovanf prodlou-
ziti O dalsfch IA dnG.
V Pennsylvania bylo vyTaze-
no z prace 10000 prevazne O.
celarenskych delnik1, byla to
hlavne Bethlehem Steel Co.,
ktera musela podstatne omez-
tt provoz.
Dennf 1bytek uhelne tezby OBJ
nasf 1,885,865 tun.
Sprava pevnych otopnych
oznamuje, re denn1 ztra-
ia uhelne tezby obnasf 1885,
865 tun, dolly, ktere pracuj1 Wy
rabf denn6 3OO,939 tun. Ma
vychod Cd Teky Mississippi je
zavTeno 3,613 dol1 S osaZen-
stvem 1884 havfrG, otevfe-
nych je $50 dolG S 27,648 hor-
milky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
LEWIS A UNIE HORNfKU


V soudn1m prel1cenf trvaj1-
elm tyden Justice F. Allan
Goldsborough ulozil pokutu
So, 800, 900 United Mine Work
ers a $4,000 John L. Lewisovi
pro neuposlechnutl soudu.
Pravnl zastupce Unie hornl-
XII prohlasil, re pokuta $780,
900 je "pohanou" a podal i
hned odvolan1 rozsudku.
Tim, re Lewis a Unie byli
odsouzeni Sc stavce neodpomo-
hlo. Trva dale a MONA, re
sc celia situace Zhors1. Delnic-
two je rozhodne nespokojeno S
takovymto Tesen1m stavky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06

LOS Z CdllIOfIll0
dine %. listopadu, 1916.
Pan Antonfn CihlaT,
redaktor TELEGRAPH.
Mily Tonlku!
PTedne pF1jmi cd mas mnoho
srdecnych pozdravG. Dale do
vol nam podekovati TIE Ia vSe-
china ia cfsla ktery 81 nam V
minulych 10 m6sicG zas1lal.
Vzdy jsme cd tydnu do tydnu
cekali ma naSe c1slo "Telegra-
fu", ktery nam vzdy dial vedet,
co Sc Baltimore dele.
Nyn1 name nadeji, re Sc br-
70 vrat1me zp6t do Baltimore,
take w nebude nutno nam
posflat nasledujfci cfsla.
Prosfm Tonfku, del nam ia
to c1sla ma stranu a jak Sc vra-
time do Baltimore zastavlme
Sc V "Telegrafu' pro ne.
Mnoho pozdravG vsem bra
trim a sestram v Sokolovne!
Ma shledanou!
Tonicka a Jeronym St6tka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
KratkovIny rozhlas do
Ceskoslovenska.

Byli ,jsme upozorneni nasimi
krajany p. a pi. Charles Senger
ST., re kazdou nedeli Cd 8 do
80 odpol. je vys1lan do Ces-
koslovenska program zprav a
hubby. Tento program niue
tie zachytiti ma Short Wave sta
nicfch WCBX "a kylocycles =
81 metrn a WCRC = Column
bia Broadcasting System. Pro
gram ie zajimavy, krasny a
Dude Sc Yam jiste l1biti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
DAIRY.

K uctenf pamatky zemfele
sestry pf. Herminy Hacker mi
sto kvetiny daroval Sbor Jaro-
mira els. %, J. G. D. ma Ceskou
Skolu August1n Her
man $500 a manzele p. a pl.
Emanuel a Bozena Kliment
$500 Patronat skoly darcIm
srdecne dekuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
President Mexika byl
-inaupurovan

Miguel Aleman, jehoz pro-
gram industrialisace je zalo-
Zen hlavne ma soukromem pod
nikanf, stall sc prvn1m obcan-
skym presidentem Mexika v
cele jeho historic.
Tento byvaly pravnik, 43 le-
ia starry, byl inaugurovan l..
prosince v palaci krasneho u
menf, postavenem z bileho
mramoru, "a pTitomnosti Cd
stupuifciho presidenta Manue-
la A. Camacha a asi 800 il
nych osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06

Chyn1n, II. listopadu 1916.
Vazena redakce a drazf
krajane:-
Nebude to dlouho trvati,
kdy v1tati budeme novy rok--
1947. A jake to kazdorocne
neil tento objev1 Sc ma
obzoru, louc1me sc nejdf1ve S
rokem starym. Vzpomfname
ma vSe, co dobreho i zleho jsme
mem razili, zaroven s pranfm.
by nastavaj1c1 rok byl pro mas
vsecky stastnejs1m nez ten do
savadnl. Vzdyt rok tento byl
pro mas a veSkere lidstvo ma
Jedne strane Size rokem narod-
nj svobody, ma druhe strane
vsak jeste rokem plneho chao-
su, nejistoty a stradan1, take
ne zvlast pekne dedictv1 pre-
vezme ma sva bedra rok now,
do kter6ho vstupovati budeme
tez S pocity ~nejistoty a r1znych
obav. TAX tomu je zde u mas,
a re j u vas v Americe je situa-
&c podobna, netTeba podotyka-
ii jen S tim rozdllem, re Wy
tam "a vodou jste prec jen Vi
ce JAKE TAXI svymi pany nez
my zde ma tie povyhasle sopce
valecne, vice meme zavisli ma
situaci nasich soused1 evrop-
skych, kteT1 jsou ma tom zrov-
ma jake my, nell a jiste je, ne
kteT1 jeste mnohem hire.
Jak Sc proslycha, louciti pry
Sc budeme koncem tohoto roku
s pomocnou americkou akc1
UNRRA, ktera pro mas cd jej1-
no pGsoben1 byla pravym po-
zehnan1m, mezi tim, co cd SOU
sedG, O kterych nejv1ce basnl-
me, nedostali jsme zhola mic
nez to, co jsme 81 S mimi vyme-
Mill z nasich pfebytkG, ktery-
mi hlavne jsou jake cukr, sklo,
chmel, papfr, dr1vf a posleze
letosni dobrou sklizen BRAN
Dor. Dokonce mluv1 sc tez o
tom, nejsou-li to ovsem kTapy
stare Blazkove, re pry pc no
VEN roce Dude dokonce zruse-
no zasilani s~oukromych ballc-
XII postovn1ch, cemuz ovsem
co tyto radky pfsem, nechceme
ami dost malo veTiti. Ackoliv
vssichni obcane kazdeho veku,
s povdekem vzpom1nati budou
b~lahodarne cinnosti UNRRA,
hudeme to my kuraci, ktef1
zvlast ma nj nezapomeneme,
totiz ma jej1 lesknoucl Sc u
hledn6 dvacetikusove ballcky
cigaret, ktere kdyz octly Sc v
nasich rukou, byli jsme stast-
nymi ivory pod sluncem. Nase
starostliva vlada a budiz j "a
to veskere uznan1, chtfc vyjiti
vstrfc nam pracuj1c1m muz1m.
obstarava pro mas tuto nasi
denni potTebu ma Balkane, KITE
|ry stava Sc tedy nasim novym
dtocistem.
A ma jedno rozloucen1 jsme
necekali az ma konec roku, ny
brz to odbyli jsme 81 v pamat-
ny den %. T1jna. Toho dine
bez naTk1 a slz rozloucili jsme
Ise navzdy s odvekymi nasim
sousedy germanskymi, jichz
poslednf transport onoho dine
dlouhym vlakem o AZ vago
mech vypraven byl a to dokon
&c "slavnostn1m" zpdsobem "a
pT1tomnosti ministra vnitra
.jinych zastupcG lidu a obecen
stva, jake pamatny akt. Kdy;
vlak byl v Karlovych Varecl
pTipraven S nakladem cist'
rasy k odjezdu, dial zmlnen,
ministr znamenf a "a vojensk'
assistance obt6zkany vlak pela
ISL plnou parou z ceske pddy
nemeckemu rajchu, do zem,
zaslfbene, kan tedy konecn
dostali Sc jen proto, re jejicl
|srdce je tam tolik tahlo. A ne
zbvlo 90 Mich mic, nez pTesmut
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
Stodvouleta zanechala sto
ctvricet potomkU.

Lancaster, Pa. - Mrs. Sarah
Stotzfus, 1O2 leta stara Amish-
ska zena, zemTela Fl. listopa-
du zanechavsi 40 potomku,
iak pravf jeff pribuzni. Pfezl-
va il pet detf, &c vnukn a 100
pravnukG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
SOkOlOyne.

Opatfte 81 l1stky a zajisteni
mist u stol1 v tiskarne br. F. j.
Hejneho, 1922 Ashland Ave.
aneb v pondel1 a We stredu We
Ger v Sokolovne u br. Edy Stet-
ky. PTihlaSky ma reservace Sc
pTij1majf do 16. prosince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06
PITCH IN PARTY

porada Ground Hog Pleasure
Club tuto ned6li, 8. prosince V
8:15 vecer v D6lnickem Dome.
Bude 1cinkovati Svitakova
hudba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-06

= Nedele = 8. prosince u
stricove Hody cd 1 do 6 hodin
vecer poTada Csl. Demokratic-
ky Klub v Sokolovne, Curtis
Bay.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

Saturday and at am. and 2 pm.
Sunday. The return trips from Lock
5, Brookmont, Md, are set for 4::30
pm. Saturday and 1880 am. and
4:3O pm. Sunday. Charles p. Ro-
land, historian, and Gordon Gau-
mitz, ranger naturalist, will accom-
pany the trips for which tickets may
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Historical Tour Planned Sunday
|Of Lufuyette Park Area

An historical tour Of the Lafay-
cite Park area, beginning at 2:30
pm. Sunday from the jackson
Statue Is on the National Capital
Parks program for this week end,
Superintendent Of Parks Irving G.
Root announced today.
Other events include c. a. o.
Canal barge trips Saturday and
Sunday, study Of tideland plants
on Roosevelt Island, a nature ram
BILE in Fort Totten Park and histori-
cal talks at the Lincoln Museum
here and the Lee Mansion in Ar
lngton Cemetery.
S. w. Mcclure, parks historian,
will tell the story of monuments to
Jackson, Lafayette, Rochambeau,
Won Steuben and Kosciuszko in La
fayette Park and of nearby buildings
such as the White House and the
Blair, Decatur and Dolly Madison
houses.
The Fort Totten Park nature walk
will start from Hawaii avenue and
Allison street NE. at 8 pm. Satur-
ody Will ScI.NdtuI dllSt JdulcS
A. Fowler in charge. The trip to
Roosevelt Island, under the direction
of Mr.. Fowler and Assistant Park
Naturalist w. Drew Chick, will be
from 2:30 to S pm. Sunday. A ferry
boat will operate between the Water
Gate and the island at q ascent
round-trip fare.
The canal barge schedule is as fol-
lows: From Lock 3 at 30th street,
south Of M street NV, at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Ohio Alumni PIun Picnic

Ohio State University alumni Of
the Washington area will hold a
picnic tomorrow at Marshall Hall
Park. The group will leave for the
park at 10 am. aboard the S. S..
Mount Vernon.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

be obtained from the Capital Transit
Co. ofices, 1416 r street NV.
Lee Mansion historical talks will
be given every half hour Saturday
and Sunday from 10 am. to pm.
Those at the Lincoln Museum will
be every half hour from 1890 to S
pm.
Evening star., 1946-12-10
Mrs. Louisa A. Corby, t02,
Former D. {. Resident, Dies

Mrs. Louisa Augusta Corby. 102,
mother Of the late William S.. Rob-
ert L. and Charles I. Corby, who
were prominent In the bakery busi-
ness here for many years, died yes
terday at her home in New York
City.
She was the widow Of Israel L.
Corby, baker in the Union Army,
who established a bakery in 1876 in
Cortland, N. Y. The late William
s. Corby founded the family busi-
ness here in 1890. and with his
brother Charles established the
firm OF Corby Brothers in 1891. The
Corby Baking Co., into which the
original firm had grown, was sold
to the Continental Baking Corp. in
1925.
Mrs. Corby moved to New York
from washington IL years ago. She
was active here in the temperance
movement for number OF years.
Her home here was at 3001 Abe
marie street NV.
Surviving are her daughter, Mrs.
Frank e. Ward, with whom she
lived; a son Clarence w. Corby OF
Chevy Chase, Md; five grandchil-
dren, and one great grandchild.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1946-12-10
Mrs. Alice MuIHgan, 73,
Native Of District, Dies

Mrs. Alice M. Mulligan, 73, a life
long resident OF Washington, died
yesterday at her home, 708 Nine
teenth street, N. w.
Mrs. Mulligan was the widow Of
Harry j. Mulligan, who was en-
ployed by the District Health De-
|partment. She was q charter men,
ber and former officer of the
Washington Centennial Chapter
No. 26, Order Of Eastern Star.
Surviving Is q sister, Mrs. jean
|nette Stom Of Altoona, Pa. A
brother, Edward J. Webster of
Washington, died only four days
ago.
The Washington Centennial
Chapter Of the o. e. s. will hold
memorial services at 8 pm. today
at the Lee Funeral Home, Massa-
chusetts avenue and Fourth street,
NE.
Funeral services will be held at /
pm. tomorrow at the funeral home
with the Rev. c. Stewart Mckenzie,
pastor Of Western Presbyterian
Church, where Mrs. Muiligan was
Ia member, ofnciating. Burial wili
be In Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-12-10
New Sugar Ration Stamp
10 Become Valid Jan. I
sy fhs Assesis,sd Pres.

& q ral
OPA announced today that a new
spare ration stamp for 5 pounds
of sugar will become valid January
l, and win be good through April 80.
TT is anticipated" the announce
|mNt said, "that the second con-
sumer stamp for 1947 win be made
good before this stamp expires, thus
increasing the present consumer
ration of 5 pounds Of sugar for each
four months"
An additional 10 pounds per per-
son was allowed this year for can
ming.
OPA also said industrial sugar
allotments for the first quarter of
1947 will remain unchanged from
the last quarter Of 1916.
Secretary Of Agriculture Anderson
said last Friday that barring 'tun-
predictable disasters" the quotas for
industrial users win be increased
next year by 10 per cent Of the guam
tity they used in 1871.
OPA also said sugar anotments
for the January February period for
institutional users viii remain un-
changed.
Industrial users may apply for
their allotments at sugar branch
Offices, formerly OPA district offices,
beginning tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-12-10
Mrs. Charles {. Stewart,
| Wife Of Court Clerk, Dies

Mrs. Charles E. Stewart, wife Of
the District Court clerk, died yester-
day at her home, 1879 Columbia
road NV, after long illness.
Born in Mobile, Ala, she was q
District resident for 50 years. She
was q member Of st. Thomas Epis-
copal Church, 1772 Church street
NV.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by son, Col. John A. Stew
art, y. S. A, retired, of Washington.
and two sIAndsuns, 1t. John A.
Stewart. jr, stationed at West Point
and It. Keith Macarthur Stewart.
y. 3. Attoned at NasAsali Jay-I
nan. s
Funeral services were to be held
at noon today. Burial win be tn
Gadsden, Ala.
Evening star., 1946-12-10
Lawrence Doyle, Actor,
Dies in Denver HospitoI
by The Asseeiutsd Press


DENVER, Dec. lo.--Lawrence D.
Doyle, so, New York actor and Holly
wood motion picture director, died
in st. Luke's Hospital Sunday q few
hours after the final curtain fell on
the Denver Junior League Follies
which he directed.
In Ill health before rehearsals be-
gan early last month, Mr.. Doyle
insisted on continuing his work with
the show.
Throughout the war he directed
foreign shows for the USO. He
returned to the United States from
Japan last February.
At his bedside when he died were
q brother, Clarence j., and Q sister,
Josephine Doyle, both Of whom new
to Denver from Columbus, Ohio
Burial win be In Columbus.