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Evening star., 1946-07-14

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brse eer dhes
Sunday 1920 2lst ST. NV Apt. not avail
LuGGAGE-Lsrse English pisskin Glad
stone bas. cost Sloo, London: price $50
HO, 1900, Ext. 323
umsrR sissse p S''ess IS 5y by u. l. ss y 20 It /
GtMbER doo feet srssh ssh s1 oak for franz
oeu: * KS aa asn1oxn sns t. feet Td onv es
MAHOGANY HEApBoARps for twin BEDS.
$40 each; adjustable lounse chair, SIS. JA
N MAHoG. lNLAID, chest Of drsxers, $3.50:
Chippendale twin beds: box and inner
sspprinss' $3.50 carved sideboard, S45. co.
MANGLE IRoNER, Thor practically new.
MaNrEI snS' e. Alarm and elec. clocks rep. all
.ss .ADsIT, 1856 18th NV, APT. 81.
MaTfREss Nn1 a1Es; brans.nev ,r,er,,r,r.. cleo
HOLLYWOOD beds; factory to YOU: special isi
S4TikGssIs 81 i BsssisSss! box sDr'4ss
also HOLLYWOOD beds; factory toy to you; '- spe. se
eial n -, prices G, to rooming houses. GE. sO3s.
material, excel cond,. all freshly cleaned
and pressed; suits. pinstripes. ] ca black
brown ana blue, double breasted. l brown
covert cloth. single breasted and l gray
tweed resyersi5le I topeoat BLACK winter
METAL, stainless steel and aluminium, for
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RIDGE CO, Rugs. Linoleum and Asphalt
Tile. l115 R. I. ave. ne
METAL. TWIN BEDS and coil springs. COM
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MICROSCOPE. beautiful. new. spenser
medical binoeular: ,duadruple. achromatic
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denser' ,ete,. with case complete. priced
MinhIxG sHHH ea HrSfs. sssa see these new l4 1er
satile bench time millers: a few in stock
fer immediate delivery. ELECTRIC EQUIP
MISC. GLASSWARE. china, cookins uten-
MISC. HOUSEHOLD GOODS; porch rocker:
ice boy; radiator, shields: curtains. etc
MOTION PICTURE PRoJECTORs. sound
and silent. See BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave
MoToRS-5o new aoth hp. and 200
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Evening star., 1946-07-14

s69,o5; wine velvet love seat. sll0; two
platform rockers S"9.a5. coffee table.
ST. 95: green velvet chair. So 80, one
blue corduroy chair, S45. Open evtninss.
UPHOL sTERERS. 3l7l Mt Pleasant st.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07
DAGSBORO

Miss Doris NickorS, daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. Harley NickerS and
clifton Hudson Ir.. of franktord
were married Friday AT six by the
Rev. Thomas al the Methodist
church AT Salisbury. Their attend
ants were the brides brother ana
siStcr-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Nickcrs They are making thcn
nome with her parents here. sue
cess and happiness are hoped tor
them by their friends and relatives.
Miss catherine Dukes. daughter
ui MIR. and Mrs. George Dukes and
Everett Justice. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Justice We're quietly married
Saturday afternoon, May 18th at
SNOW Hill Maryland.
Nr. Joshua f. paisey. age -
Years passed away Monday. June
.ld AZ three p. IN. after short i'll
r,ss. He is survived by his widow
Mrs Ida paiscy and several
ncphews and nieces Funeral was
held at the home Thursday, p. III.
Mr. and Mrs Curnic clogs and
Mrs. Annie Quillcn of StocklcH
called on Mrs. Lowe AT l.cWcs sun
day and called on Mrs Nctti,
Iunies NJ the LcWcs Hospital wht
is much improved AT this time.
Mrs Roland birmingham q
Laurel called on Mrs. William I,
Gray Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07
LEWES

Mn and Mrs pouGlas Flemin-
and daughter Kay. of S"aford.
W'g" the week cnd guests of Mrs.
limuA'e mother. Mrs. Ida cham
tors 1T her residence on Mulberry
81
Mrs Mary Hickman Evans. the
only remaining l.rWcS resident who
Mas 4 member OF the first araduat-
inc class ot the lcWcs Hl1h school
rC years ago. celebrated hcl eighty
~'Alh birthday anniversary on sun
day. June >. l9l6 1T her home on
Second Street There is one other
surViVinG member OF the small
class ot -four -irle. Mrs Helen Mar
shall ConWcll now living near
baltimore. who will hc 81 in III ?
ldll The other TWO graduates of the
class of 1850 We're the late Mrs.
: lily Burton Waplcs Cooper and
the late Mrs. Sally Ross Naull Mrs.
Evans is the former Mary Rodney
Hickman. daughter OF the late Mr
and Mrs. Nathaniel w Hickman ot
Loves She is the mother of the
ti,c I.cWcS pilot. Captain Nathaniel
~ Evans. and of commander Don
aid Rodney Evans /. :. y. retired
\ third son. Leroy Evans lives il
LoStun. She celebrated her birth
Gay with members OF her family
living in IeWcs and her grand
daughter, Mrs. Betty LELAND SpohI
ct I.auSdoWnr who spent the wcCl
end with her
Master David Lee clifton. son o
\lr and Mrs. Fredrick G. Cliftol
.h.. celebrated his second hirthda.
anniversary ON May 29th 10y enter
tanning Il few OF his friends AZ tn
home OF his parents on Frankli'
Avenue. Mrs clifton may b
remembered as the former Mis-
Frances Hudson of Rchohott
Gau@htrr OF the late Mr. and Mr.,
Frank Hudson
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry NJ Maui
lave moved to their cottage O
I.cWcs Beach for the Summc
, months
Nlr ANA Mrs. Alex BonSack. ,
PauI~horo. New Jersey have return
ed home after spending sever;
! days in Lrwes With Mrs Bonsack
: hrnth"r-i in-laW and sister. nr. an
= Mrs Richard g. Bcehc
Mr and Mrs Sinclair : ample
J. of Milton ar" At their cottage 9
I Loves Beach for the summer.
The marriage of Miss Maj
Elizabeth Warrington. II.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bufol
Warriucton, of Nassau, to Lieu
commander Samuel Coard Wa
" riuston, t. : Merchant Marine
s.. son of Mr. and Mrs Oscar II. Wa
rinGton of Loves. was solcmniz'
On Friday. MAY r. Al six o'cloc
~ historic Whites Chapcl. ne
ONcrhrook. with til" pastor. Il
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07

Mir. and Mrs clifton Naull ST.
spent Decoration Day in Philadel-
phia Visiting With friends and rcla-
tiNeS.
Mrs Samuel West entertained at
= Chinese checker game last Fri
day evening at her home on Mul-
berry st Her guests were As fol
lows: Mrs Ida Prcttyman. Mrs.
Bailey Maull Mrs. l. " Steele,
Mrs. Mamie Suthard, Mis-. Anthony
nanroe. Mrs Blanche Palmer, Mrs
Acnrs simpler. Mrs. Edith simpler.
Mrs. Harry Wilson. Mrs Harry VI.
Maull, Mrs. Frances Bradley, Mrs.
Nc"s"y. MIR. and Mrs George tiiCk-
man. Mrs. Ida Morris and Mr..
Samuel West
The Women's society of the
Bethel Methodist Church. will holG
a cover dish supper in the sunday
school room. in the near future.
The Rcv W. II. Rryrllr. pastor ol
the Bethel Methodist church. and
who has been confined 10 the Bccb,
Hospital, l.cWcS hccauSc OF illness
las returned to his home ON Fourth
Street where lie is now recupcrat
ine
Mr.. and Mrs Byron +. clifton @
Erid9cNillc are spending sometime
in Lewcs visiting with Mr.. Clittont
mother. Mrs. t'rcdriCk G.. tlittol
81, At her home ON Mulberry ST
Nh and Mrs. Ernest Wilkins q
Wilmington visited With Mrs. vii
kin's father Mr.. Louis Murray q
Decoration Day
Captain Iusus g. \aylur. Pos
Engineer AZ Belle Meade. Z n y
. Depot. Belle Meade. New Jcrsr.
spent the week end in Icwcs wit
. his wife and mother in law. MIR
= Fredrick &. Clifton 81 Mrs NaHlo
expects TO Join Captain Naylor
: the near future
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck Methodist Church.
Rev. David f.. Wood. Pastor, sun
dav. June 9th. Sunday school ser
vices at two p m. Harvey Thomp-
son. Supt. Church services AT three
l.. m. by the Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Emsley of
Chester. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Werner and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Macklin and family were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Greenly and family.
Mrs. Jessie Sharp and son, Jay
we're Monday evening callers OF
Mrs. Joshua Wiley and son.
Joshua 0r.
Mr.. Harry Walls and son of Will
mineton were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Short and family
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.. Rolstondaty
of Philadelphia spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Long
bOtham.
Mr. and Mrs James Ieathery of
Media. Pa. were week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs John Wolfe and
son. Charles of Big Stone Beach.
The W. 5. &. 5. will hold its June
meeting on Friday evening. June II
al s o'clock in the Milford Neck
Methodist Church. Mrs. Edwin
Short is chairman Of the program
Come and enjoy the evening.
Benjamin Martin. John H. Ben
nett and John Sharp were Sunda,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ben
nett
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II ConoWaY, MIR
and Mrs. W. j Mills. Nh. and Mr.
Wilson Owens attended the services
in Wesley Methodist thurch las
sunday morning The 'orillonic
Bells which had been Installed rc-
Gently were dedicated at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conoway, MIR. ami
Mrs. Mills were dinner guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Gordy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens We're dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hud-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Meredith have
returned to their home in Williams
mort. Pa. after visiting relatives
and friends in this community
Childrcns Day exercises will IA,
held in Greenwood Mcthudi Isl
Church ON next Sunday evening
June 9th. Everyone invited.
REGULAR sunday services il
/ Grace Methodist church ON Sunday
Sunday services in Grac" 'hWci
as usual SUNDAY school at t"l
followed hy prcachin2 at eleven
The pastor would apprcciat" Tho M
tendance Of all members an'
friends
Miss Norma Lofland has return
I'd to Wilmington where Sh" Is
student nurse in the Delaware Hos
pital after spending a Vacation Wit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
LOfland
The Sunshine class will hold it
monthly meeting AT the tirc hall O
Wednesday evening. june l..
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07
STANDING OF TEAMS
IN SHORE LEAGCE
Red S0x Schedule for Week
Beginning Friday. June

Friday. June Milford at Cen
treville
Saturday, June Centreville at
Milford.
Sunday. June . Salisbury at Mil
ford (2 gamesJ.
Monday, June Milford at Sal
isbury.
Tuesday. June fredericksburg
at Milford - games).
Wednesday. June 12-Milford at
fredericksburg.
Thursday, June 13-Easton at
Milford.
All home night games now begin
at $50 o'clock. daylight saving
time. Saturday home games Will
begin also at $50 o'clock in the
evening instead of o'clock in the
afternoon. Sunday home games Will
continue TO be played in the after
noon. beginning at 80 o'clock.
Summary of game played here
last Thursday afternoon with Fed
eralsburg:
fredericksburg 3
Milford 6 10
Score by innings:
fredericksburg .300oO0000-3
Milford 00024000X 8
Summary of game played at Fed
eralsburc last Thursday evening:
r III r.
fredericksburg :. 10 II /
Milford 4 II 3
Score by innings:
Milford -. 000oo0l II
fredericksburg .10322 lX-lo
Summary OF game played at Mil
ford last Friday evening with Cen
treville
Centreville g 0
Score by innings:
Centreville Il 1000 q" o )
Milford 200 / 0O2
CuiIlltldI vi S~billN pA'S - -
ford last Saturday evening; :,
X III +.
Seaford ,
Milford ~
Score by innings
Milford 4 i0ooo Il | Il
Seaford .10300o0o2 6
Summary of double-header play
cd at cambridge on Monday eve
ming:
First GameD
Cambridge %
Score by innings:
MILFORD "" " . " - =
Cambridge 100000
(Second Cameo
Cambridge =
Milford 3
Score by innings:
Milford - y 20 o"o
Cambridge % 0oo "
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07

"Nankind goes ahead mainly
through each of rs trying to- do the
best that is in us"
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07

MIR. and Mrs Earl + wen '''
and son also their mother ~ ''"'
Island called on Mn. ana MI. Ii''
Icy NiCkCrs.
Mr. and Mrs trcd"rlrh 'hlu''''''
and family are occuplIn1 th' noun
lcrmcrly of Nh and Mi"- ''''
Baker. deceased.
Mrs. Or>illc l.aHn'ld r''l'' u. \"
home Monday after receiving tl'''
mcnt al the Milford Hospital
Miss virginia Lee \i'krIS {"
Ocean View spent tn" week en-"
with Miss Louise and Rose Mary
\lckrrS
Mir. ana Mrs carmel Steel ann
er"uddauehrcr. IoNcc steel lett + II
Gay to spend the summer Al Inc"
home in Ocean city, New JERSEY
Sarah Elizabeth. small danSn' 7
of MIR. and Mrs Russell LOGS re-
turned home Monday after h'lhS
very i'll al the Milford Hospital
Mrs. llort> Pack i 'nt"rtalnihS
hcr sister. Mrs Chrislln" MAtlilr" s.
ci New York.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07

Rev. Mr.. f. II Truitt, officiating
The bride who was given in mar
riagc by her father. was attended
hy Mrs. Vincent White of LeWCS.
MIR. William T., Walsh. lr,. also oi
I.cwts. was Commander NarrihS-
toms best man Mrs, WARRINGTON
selected light green dreSsmaker
suit as her wedding costume. and
wore a white hat Her C0rsage VAS
of brown orchids. and she had
brown accessories Mrs. Whlte wore
a black suit with white hat ana
accessories. and her COrSage was OF
TaliSman roses. The mother Ot the
Groom wore a brown crepe alter
room froCk with matching hat and
accessories. and had a shoulder
corsa2e of white gardeniaS. The
brides mother selected a Navy blue
creme eoWl and hat. and had cor
sage of white roses. Miss Margaret
L Warrington. sister OF the groom
sang Il Love You Truly. and was
accompanied by Miss laCquclino
Dcu1hcrty of Lcwes. Mrs. Warrln2-
ton who served in the I. :. Army
Nurses Corps. with the RANK ol
Lieutenant in the European theatre
of war is agraduate of the Bceh'
HoSWtal school of Nursing. class q
l9lo Lieutenant Cnmmandcr. War
ltnGton. who served in the M"r
chant Marines during the war. L
EoW a first engineer with the stan
GARD oil Company Following
1 Wedding trip through PennsylNanl
/ and New York. Lieutenant com
Inandcr and Mrs Warrington vii
t make their home in l.ewes.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Q. Hayc
y and their son. Robert Nirden Hayes
= OF Wilmington spent the week en-
t here with Mrs. Hayes mother. Mr.
Il \ W Marshall. 81, AT her res
e dcncc on second Street.
; Mr. and Mrs. W Herald Brittinl
}. ham. ST. of I.cwcs have receive
word from their daughter. Licutt
mant Geraldine Birmingham OF III
II Army Nurses Corps. that she
II now in Alaska. Lieut. Brittinghau
who has been in the corps tt
several years. was stationed at Fo
ii Miles, Station Hospital before b.
i ing transferred to Camp Dix. Ne
Il Jersey. where she left for ovcrsC;
duty.
!" Mrs James r. Prettyman :
:, spent the week end in Scaford wi
= her son and daughter in-law. NJ
!" and Mrs Millman Prcttyman Al
their family
( Mrs. Bailey Maull is spendil
"a sometime in Milford with her 81
= and daughter-in-laW, Nh and Nh
= Allen Maull and son
:. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lynch a
T. family of Collingsw New Jcrs
rd spent the week end here with VI
k. l.ynch's parents. MIR. and NJ
ar George Fisher at their residence
he Jefferson Avenue.
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07
REDDEN

There will hc sunday school
services at McCollcy's Church ON
Sunday morning AZ ten.
The Childrcn's Day service will
be held at McColley's Church ON
Sunday evening. June 23rd at :
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Burton were
Monday evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Burton and family of
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moraan of
Pennsylvania spent a part of tn"
past week end with MIR. and Mr..
Ben Morgan and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rust and son,
Lester and MIR, and Mrs. Robert
Wilson were Sunday evening guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. charles Rust
Thursday cycmin" guests OF Nr
and Mrs Charles Donovan We're.
MIR and Mrs Marshall Wilson. MIR
Hilton Pcnucl and children, MIR. anC
Mrs. Buck Thompson. Mr. and Mrs
charles Rust. Mr.. and Mrs. RuhcII
Wilson ami daughter. Mr. and Mrs
charles Rust lr Mr. and Mrs VII
bert Mitchell and family, Mr. Pres
TON DonoNHn Mr. and Mr., Pari.
EutNn NIr and Mrs George For
est. Rufus aud lane ra~~Watcrs
Mr. William Walton 1r. amd child
rem. Mr. Woodrow Webb and f,d
win Richard and Howard Glen
daniel.
"Nankind goes ahead maiul
through each of rs trying To do I'll
Mnsi fLat l. In rs "
Milford chronicle., 1946-06-07
WARWICK

Automobile parking areas for the
use of nersons fishing AT Indian
River Inlet are now in operation at
that point.
The areas prepared by the state
Highway Department are located
on State owned land on the west
side of the highway leading from
RohOhoth to Bethany Beach and
the north and south ends Of the
bridge over the inlet. Preparations
of these parking areas by the de
partmcnt was move 10 avoid CON
gestiOn on the highway and bridge.
MIR. and Mrs Walter Parker have
moved in their new home just COM
plctcd at Riverdalc.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Cullen Of
GEORGETOWN snept the week end at
their cottage the Hawks Nest" on
the Indian River.
Mr. and Mrs w. W. BartO of OIL
rey. Pa. were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs T.. r. Blizzard
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Spargo of
Wharton. New Jersey are spcndin"
the summer at their cottage at Oak
Orchard
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
5-MAN SURPLUS PROPERTY COM.
 )KED BY HOUSE

WASHINGTON, May TO- = The House approved today establish ment of five-member special committee to investigate Govern mental disposal of s100,00o, 100000 If surplus property.
 The resolution, by Rep Slaughter sD-Mo) does not require Senate approval. It calls for appointment of an Investigating committee by the Speaker of the House and sti-
 ulates that it report it's findings by next December 31.
 Action was taken by voice vote.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
MYSTERY AT SEA
 IS CLEARED UP

VANCOUVER B. c. May l0-Mu- nicipal and Royal Canadian Mounted Police said today they had e0mpleted their investigation of the mystery of Eenri Bar and believ-
 Il his disappearance from the SS samwater was accidental, due to a sudden lurch of the vessel.
 Ear, head of the Banqua Franco Chincise at Shanghai, vanished on zptil IT, while the ship was three days out of Vancouver. With him he was bringing 24 cases packed with rare Oriental art, a part of
 fich he ha4 piann-d o sell in Scrth America tsfore continuing his trip to France.
 Police said the cases, when open- ed, were found to contain the items he had catalogusd before leaving Shanghai. The collection was val ued at S25O,O0o.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
ff5-DAY STRIKE OF ELECTRICAL
 WORKERS ENDS

PTTTsBURGH, May 10.-Settle- nent of the 115-day~old Westing- house Electric Corporation strike longest major walkout since the war-was announced today
 A joint statement issued by the company and the striking CIO United Electrical Workers said the firm had agreed to an IS cents an hour wage increase. with -four var iations."
 The firms 75,0OO striking pro- workers had sought flat wage boost of 18i4 cents hourly, after reducing their original de- mands for s2 a day pay hike.
 Twenty three Westinghouse e rlants over the Nation are affected.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
UNITED STATES OF
 EUROPE ADVOCATED NOW BY CHURCHILL

LONDON. May 10 = Winston Churchill. in an address to the Dutch Parliament, called today for a United States of Europe. His address was broadcast by the Netherlands radio at Hilversum.
 T see no reason" he declared, why under the guardianship of a world organization there should not arise the United States of Europe, both of the East and of the West which will unify this continent in manner never known since the Roman Empire.
 Tt will give you prosperity, jus tice and peace
 These special alliances between nations, far from weakening the structure of the United Nations, should make the United Nations in- divisible and invincible," the form CT Prime Minister of Britain de- clared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
Ff. Raymond HospiiaIls Is
 Now Alaska 'S

WASHINGTON, May 10 - The War Assets administration today transferred to Alaska a l50-bed hospital declared surplus by the Army at Fort Raymond, near Sew a.d.
 It is being transferred rather .lan sold. the agency said, ''be- cause of benefits to accrue to the United States through use of the hospital"
 The hospital, which cost s57o,0oo, will be operated by the Territorial government as an exclusive tuber- culosis sanatarium in Alaska.
 In addition to the hospital, med ical and surgical supplies have been transferred to the Territorial gov ernment, the agency added.
 The tranefer includes two areas Of the Fort Raymond installations. One IS the hospital area itself, which cost s36l 900, the other is the adjoining warehouse area, con- structed at cost of s209,000.
 The agency said that in nego- 'iating the transfer. pr. C. Earl AIbrecht, Territorial Commissioner of Health, stated that "tubercu- losis Is the most critical health problem in Alaska"
 He said the hospital will be oper- ated for the benefit of all Alaska, and lin this way the Territory will ne helping the government in it's fight against tuberculosis among he wards Of the government"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10

aoirg nightmare of new war is lccmingn because Of the activities of international reactionaries.
 "Peoples of the world know from experience that the Soviet Union is Ire main obstacle in the war of the rcactionary clique which is rearing ID plans for new war" the edi- tcrial in the official government newspaper asserted.
 That is why freedom loving peoples see in the Soviet Union the stronghold of their own security. They rely with confidence not only on the might but on the just char acter of the abiding principle ard unchanging policy of the Soviet Union = the policy of equality and friendship between peoples
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
VFM 10 INITIATE
 70 THIS EVENING

e Veterans Of Foreign Wars will initiate 20 new members when hey meet at g pm. today in VFW Hall
 Charter membership closes to- night Harold (Red) Mayo, Juneau yay commander. said in announc- l1g the meer ing. All members are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
Miss Margaret Welsh
 Is Bride Last Eveninq Of Gilbert C. Bixby

Miss Margaret theresa Welsh daughter of Mir and Mrs. James Welsh of Meadville, Pa, and MT Gilbert Grand Bixby, son of MT and Mrs Albert Bixby of this city were united in marriage by the Rev Louis Fink. S. J., in double-ring ceremony last evening in the Church of the Nativity.
 Preceding the marriage service, the Senior Girls Choir, accompan- jed by Sister Mary Ethelbert, Choir Director, sang Mother Dear, Pray for Me-, and Miss Kay Kennedy gave a Beautiful rendition of Ave Maria by Schubert, accompanied by Mrs A. M. Uggen.
 The altar was beautifully bank ed with daffodils and other spring flowers, and soft candlelight added to tLe charming scene.
 Lovely irr-her white satin, gown of classic design, tke bride was given in marriage by MT. Homer Garvin. Her finger-tip' veil with lace inserts was caught up to a coronet of orange blossoms, and she carried a bouquet of red roses and stephanotis.
 Mrs. Richard R. Stryker was matron- of -honor. Her gown was blue satin and net, with which she wore harmonizing hat of flow CTS and yelling.
 Mrs. D. D. Crowley and Miss Mary Koch, bridesmaids, both wore pastel blue, and had matching hats of flowers and yelling. All three attendants carried arm bouquets of
 sk carnations, shading from very 5 1t to deep rose.
 AErs. Alert Bixby wore aqua-blue satin, and evening hat Of fuchsia ostrich plumes. Her corsage was Whi.e carnations.
 Sam Paul, Jr., was best man for the groom. The ushers were Mark Jensen and M. E. Monagle. Serving as altar boys were Milton Furness and Gerald Shaw.
 The Wedding March and Recess sional were played by Mrs. A. M. Uggen.
 A charming reception at which many friends called to extend their lest wishes to the young couple, was given from 9:30 to 11:30 o'clock, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Howard Simmons, brother-in- law and sister of the groom.
 Presiding over the candlelit tea table, which had a centerp.ece of rose and pink snapdragons, during the evening were Mrs. Homer Gar win, Mrs. Mark Jensen, Mrs. Hans Berg and Mrs. John Mccormick. Miss Marian Jensen was in charge Iof the guest book.
 After a brief honeymoon trip, MT. and Mrs Bixby will be at home at the Shabaldak Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
Can'i Take Order To Move, 70
 lakes Own Life

CINCINNATI. May 10.-Clarence Phillips, 49, took his life today be- cause he had been ordered to move and did not have the strength to go through the ordeal in the pres snt housing shortage" Coroner Frank M. Coppock, Jr., reported.
 The coroner said Phillip, who tcok an overdose of sleeping tab- lets. left note to his wife, which reed in part:
 When we were told to move from cur rooms decided that I did not have the strength to go through the ordeal in the present housing shortage. I am sorry to leave you alone"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-10
S. S. PROMOTION DAY
 PROGRAM SET AT N. 1.

The annual Northern Light Pres byterian Sunday School Promotion Day program will be held Sunday, May 12, at 9:45 a. m., the regular Sunday School time.
 All of the members of the Pri- mary and Beginners Departments will have a part in this program.
 Awards for perfect attendancc will be made.
 The public is cordially invited to attend this service.