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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
SIX YOUTHS
 VICTIMS OF
 CAR TRAGEDY

SOOKE. B C.. Dec 9.-A sadden- ed community today prepared to give burial to six of it's sons - victims of one of the worst traffic accidents in British Columbia.
 The six youths, ranging in age fIom Ii to IS years, were killed late Saturday when their car rip r-d cut 70 feet of guard rail and plunged 90 feet into Jacobs Greek as they were returning from q Loskethal game in Jordan River, 10 miles west of Sooke
 The dead are Kerry Shafer, 18; Gerald Pimlot, IA; Robert Hansen, IS: Fred Smith, IT; Gordon Dun can 15. and Warren Shields, Is.
 The bodies were discovered by Pimlot's father and Shields mother, who started out to look for the boys when they failed to arrive home
 Loggers aided by ropes brought tic bodies 10 the road. Police said several of the bodies bore no in- jugies and expressed belief they drowned when the car overturned in three feet of water.
 Ire six were in party of nine Scoke Athletic Club basketball play CTS who made a trip to Jordan River and teamed with another played to stage an exhibition game. Three of the nine players re- mained behind at Jordan River and did not make the return trip with their ill-fated teammates.
 Sooke is 20 miles west of Victoria.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA

Mir and Mrs. H. L. Faulkner left by PAA plane for Seattle yester- day, enroute to California to spend the Christmas holidays with their son-in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Remington Low and family'of PaIo Alto and also their son, Nal cclm Faulkner, who is attending Stanford University.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
HEAVY CHRISTMAS
 MAIL GOES SOUTH

Juneau Post Office was by far the busiest center in town last Satur- lay with Christmas minded mail CTS, anxious to get their gifts to Outside" friends and families in time for holiday delivery, cluster ing around the windows until time ol closing at 8 o'clock pm.
 Three hundred and sixty sacks and five pouches were loaded on
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
BRILLHART RETURNS

Division Supervisor John Brill hart of the Admiralty Division re- turned Saturday on the Ranger 10 after spending three days at Wind ham Bay and Port Snettisham on timber sales and research work.
 The Ranger 10 which left Ju- neau Wednesday, was explained by Ottar Johnson. Ranger Larry Zach was member of the research party aboard
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
ROBERTsONs ENTERTAIN

Members of the Alaska Bar AsA sociation and their wives. and oth- CT friends were entertained infor- mally at a delightful cocktail party yesterday afternoon, given by MT and Mrs. R. E. Robertson at their home on Gold Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
Shrine Dance
 On Saturday,

The second formal dance of the Shrine Club will be given next Sat- urday evening, December IA, in the Scottish Rite Temple The affair promises to be as well attended as was the first social function of the Club, given several weeks ago
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
DoRIANNE BARNES LEAVES

Miss Dorlanne Barnes, employee Of the Baranof Hotel, left on the Princess Louise for Seattle. She was to be joined in Wrangell by her mother, Mrs. Doris Barnes, May CT of Wrangell Dorianne and Mrs. Barnes will vacation in Washing ton over the Christmas season be- fore returning North.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
Q kNEDICAN LEGION
 MEET THIS EVENING

On account of repairs being made to the Dugout, as the result of the r0"o''t fire tNere will be nc meeting of the American Legion Post to- night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
GUESTS AT HOTEL JUNE.u

MT. and Mrs. J. B. Strong a. rived from Seattle Sunday and are staying at the Hotel Juneau. MT. Strong is affiliated with the Al aska Native Service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
HERE FROM CALIFORNI.

Arriving from California over the weekend were MT. and Mrs. Charles Stewart of Stockton and Lyle c. Franklin of South Gate. They are guests at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
WEATHER FORECAST
tJuneau and Vicinity,

0 Clearing tonight with lowest
 e temperature near 6 degrees. . Fair and continued cold Tues Q day. Gusty Northeasterly o winds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09
NAKNEK VISITORS

MT. and Mrs. Woodrow c. We'll ing of Naknek are staying at the Hotel Juneau while visiting ia Ju- neal
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PRECIPITATION

0 Tn Juneau-.02 inches; since . Dec. l, .89 inches; sinces July 0 l, ABA inches.
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WEATHER REPORT

0 10 WEATHEP pURFAUl 6 (Past 24 hours ending 7:3o a.r-. todayl 6 In Juneau - Maximum, 13; Q minimum, G.
 2 At Airport - Maximum, 2; B minimum, $.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-09

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-06

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-06


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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15


together that Leach was to have
had.
I hear that Jean ArOn, Bobby
Randell, Leroy Haywood and a
few others will be saying, excuse
me please, I'm going overseas,
but ri be back to rack 'um back
in few years or so, we'll, here |
CO." And a good hippotic
farewell to you.
Our ideal gal "Slick Chick"
;. She is about five feet six with
real fine curves not at all the kind
Of hen that gets on your nerves.
. She must have a teasing tan,
with a nice soft slender hand. .
The kind that's not too quiet and
not too loud. The kind of hen
that can mix with the crowd. .
She must dance a little and Utter
bug too, that's the kind of girl l
want, how about you? She will
laugh when she is happy and at
least smile when she's blue. q.
Must be all for that one guy, other
wise, "just plain true" while
the market is Uttered with books
instructing the modern girl in the
art of winning her man, he is left
strictly alone. 1t is assumed
that he knows all the answers, or
else, right or wrong, the male is
always right"
Very fiattering, to the least l
y,uat sou opd hacauqa pf this I am
sure that girls take too much for
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15

-. Canada Lee in the arts I'm
listened to-"
He said the phrase "the arts"
with slow, humorous sarcasm.
But intellectually, belong on
the other side of the tracks" he
said. 81 know that. My heart is
with the fighters"
Canada, who is punch-blinded in
one eye, believes they should take
from one to two per cent off the
top of every gate in this state and
set up an institution where fight
ers could go when they are finished.
FavOrs Home for Old Fighters
There's nothing a fighter can
do when he's through fighting"
Canada said. He knows only one
thing. To fight. When he's
through, he's still a young man.
He has to grab a job he isn't
equipped for. Either that or starve.
| wish | could start a movement
toward a wonderful home for old
fighters. A home, a school where
they could learn trade, a place
to go when they don't have a place.
Look at those guys who are blind.
| lost one eye in this bloody racket.
Maybe I'm lucky. Maybe if |
didn't lose one, l would have lost
two"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-15
ByT. MELVIN

as featured solOist on the coast-to-
coast broadcast of the new Carna-
ton Contented Hour, from New
York's Radio City on March 10.
Ellington has been acclaimed as
one of the outstanding musical
geniuses of our time, by such
celebrities Of the musical world as
Jose Iturbi, Leopold Stokowski,
Oscar Levant, Lauritz Melchior,
and a host of others. The late
George Gershwin spent hours
listening to his priced collection of
Ellington recordings.
Three of Ellington's own COM
positions have been chosen for his
radio appearance on March 10.
With Percy Faith directing the
Contented Hour orchestra, the Duke
will play his Mood Indigo" $50
phisticated Lady" and Take the
"A Train"
Contented Hour is heard locally
over Station KSTP 8 to $3.50.