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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24
JUNEAU COUPLE WE'D
 ANCHORAGE, JULY f6

Announcements have been receiv- ed by Juneauites telling of the mar riage at Anchorage of Luther Powell and Wilma Fisk on July 16 Both the bride and groom are former residents of Juneau
 While here Mrs. Powell was en- ployed at the Case Lot Grocery and MT. Powell at Sully's as baker The couple will make their home in Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24

SEATTLE, July 24-Northern gold is getting to be a familiar commodity after wartime lull. The second vessel to run gold ere con- oentrate from the mines of Tulse- quah, British Columbia, was being unloaded yesterday She is the Alaska Transportation Company freighter Tongass.
 From Seattle, the 350-ton gold
 shipment on the Tongass gees tc
 the Tacoma shelter. The ore start ed it's journey off Taku Glacier linear Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24
Out Agin, In Agin, Now Get Out

Released yesterday after servins six month sentence, Adam Perrin was arrested today on the charge of trespassing after a complaint was signed by U. S. Marshal w. T Mahoney.
 Perrin was caught outside the jail trying to communicate with prisoners and pleaded guilty to the charge when taken before Commis- sioner Felix Grey.
 He received 60-day suspended sentence with the provision that he leave town.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24
SOAP BOX DERBY RUNS ON T0NiGHT;;
 10 TAKE PICTURES

All drivers entering the Soap Box Derby Sunday are requested to be at the race track" on 18th Street hill tonight for trial runs and to have their pictures made for the Daily Alaska Empire.
 The drivers are asked to appear with their cars and in full uniform by 8 o'clock tonight. Photograph CTS will take a series of pictures for the Empire and for permanent Soap Box Derby files.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24
Former ketchikan School Suppl. Geis
 College Presidency

YAKIMA, Wash. July 24-Har- old A. Hoeglund, former superin- tendent of schools at Ketchikan, Alaska, was named yesterday to succeed ,Iiss Elizabeth Prior as President of the Yakima Valley Junior College. He will take office Aug 15.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24

James Kendell, Thomas Kenney, Harold Kaiser, Charles Blackborn, Calvin Jastra, M c. Kaiser, Wood row Wilson, Cynes Imonoff.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24

American occupation of the Pan- anna Canal zone begon May 4 1904.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24

Tn early England coins sometimes were cut in halves or quarters to make change.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24
B JULIE ! ! N S

]
 House conferees agreed today on the death penalty for major of
 lenses against security under pend-
 ing atomic energy legislation but
 failed to settle the issue of civil
 ian versus military controls.
 WASHINGTON-The Senate War Investigating Committee announce ed today that Rep. May (D-Ky) would appear at g am. EST, Friday to explain under oath his wartime activities in behalf of a midwest munitions combine.
 BOSTON-Lieut. Thomas Farrell was convicted by a Suffolk super ior court jury today on three counts of assault with cigarettes and ra- zor blade on Miss Helen Stavrou, lS-year-old typist.
 WASHINGTON - The House passed and sent to the White House today Senate-approved legislation providing for United States partici- patton in the United Nations edu- cational, scientific and cultural or ganization CUNESCO).
 WASHINGTON - The Senate Relations Committee un- approved a resolution today accepting on behalf of this compulsory jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice created by the United Nations.
 SEATTLE Elmer Harris of a Marine during the last war, has been named Assistant in the office here of Pacific North em Airhnes.
 SEATTLE-The Boeing Aircraft Company marked it's 30th birthday today amid brave forecasts of a strange and bewildering age of air travel.
 SEATTLE-A Seattle college stu i dent who has been missing for three days today walked into a summer home in the Cascade mountains. The youth, war veteran Ernest Hastreiter, become separat- cd from a hiking party Sunday. ! Today he turned up, apparently in good condition, although he was clad only in shorts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24
FIGHT ON TERMINAL
 C. !. PAY

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24

Empire Want Ads bring results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24

BOSTON-Lieut. Thomas Farrell was convicted by a Suffolk super ior court jury today on three counts of assault with cigarettes and ra- zor blade on Miss Helen Stavrou, l9-year-old typist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24

SEATTLE-The Boeing Aircraft Company marked it's 30th birthday today amid brave forecasts of a strange and bewildering age of air travel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-24
WASHINGTON

SEATTLE Elmer Harris of Ketichikan, a Marine during the last war, has been named Assistant in the office here of Pacific North ern Airhnes.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Almost Magical
Relief For Painful
Hot, Sore Feet

If YOU can't get your feet off your mind
because they torment you numerically
Just do this and you'll want to dance for
Foot Balm. Presto, That fiery. aching
sore. tired feeling from exertiOn Is relieved
almost like magic Your feet feel wonder
fully rested and refreshed. Get jar OF
a trifie Lasts a long time. At all Drug
Shoe, Department Stores and Toilet Goods
Counters. Insist on DR.. Scholl'S.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

VITALITY IMPORTANT to a healthy
scalp and beautiful luxuriant hair
is the shampoo you use. Dcrma-
tologists warn that harsh, cleans
ing irritants in sllampoos may dry
the scalp or affect the roots of the
hair.
From the standpoint of safety
and thorough, gentle cleansing,
make your shampoo PACKERS.
For over IS years Packers has
stood for quality, purity and
integrity.
Try Packers Pine Tar Shampoo
or Packers Olive Oil Shampoo.
They contain only the finest the
purcst-most gentle cleansing in
gradients.
For PURITY, SAFETY, and ECON
OMY use PACKER shampoo
that's safe On sale at all drug, de-
partment and ten-cent stores.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

stars who created them,
these recipes are tops
CCRATCH celebrity and find a
y gourmet and especially true of
the stars of opera. "A Wagnerian
BOSOM" as Morton Strand once
observed, must require stupen-
dous revictualling."
Numerous popular dishes have
been created by and later named
for the stars of the Metropolitan.
To name three well-known ones:
Spaghetti Caruso, Peach Melba,
Chicken Tetrazzini.
In years to come, famous recipe
collections may include these dishes
- Lengua Mechada Cor call it
stuffed tongue) la Pons, Roma
Rosii Umplute Gu Cree, Chestnut
Soup a la Alarie. These are the
beloved dishes of Lily Pons, Stella
Roma, and Pierrette Alarie.
This stuffed-tongue dish Lily
Pons discovered on concert tour
through old Mexico.
Lensua Mechada = Ia Pons
smoked beef tongue
az pounds)
slices bacon, cubed
ID cup seeded raisins
20 almonds, blanched
large tomatoes, peeled
5 peppercorns
10 cups water (about)
Rinse tongue in cold water. Cut
five small lncisions one inch deep
on each side of tongue. Fry bacon
until crisp. Put four pieces of
bacon and five raisins into each
incision. Insert an almond half
way into slit so that it can be seen.
Lightly brown bottom of tongue
in large kettle.
Press tomatoes through colander
and pour over tongue. Add pepper
corns, remaining raisins and water
to cover. Bake in a moderate oven
(35O0F.) uncovered for five hours.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

Easy! All you do for this l-Cream Treatment
use Jergens Face Cream daily as though it
were 4 creams
l. for Cleansing always when remov-
ing makeup
2. for Softening your skin
3. for ''honey'' of Foundation
4. as Night Cream-helps prevent dry
skin troubles
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Oven OVertureS
BY CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD

Remove from stock and peel off
heavy outer skin. Thicken stock
to serve as gravy. Sprinkle tongue
with the remaining bacon. Yield:
8 to 10 portions.
When Stella Roma looks at
big fat tomato she sees it stuffed
in the Roumanian manner.
Roma RoSii Umplute Gu Cres
8 large tomatoes
u cup oil, divided
~ cups uncooked rice
~ cups finely chopped onion
l teaspoon salt
l tablespoon seedless raisins
2 tablespoons -four
n can tomato paste
5 cups water
l cup sour cream
Cut tops from tomatoes and
scoop out pulp. Heat six table,
spoons oil in skillet. Add rice,
onions, salt and raisins. Fry until
onions are lightly Drowned. Fill
tomatoes with rice mixture and
place in large casserole.
Heat two tablespoons of oil in
same skillet, blend in -four and
salt. Add tomato paste and cook
10 minutes. Gradually add water,
stirring constantly. Pour over to-
matoes.
Cover and bake in moderate
oven (35OoF.) for As minutes or
until the tomatoes are tender.
Chill and serve with sour cream.
Yield: 8 portions.
Chestnut Soup a Ia Alarie
3 or q dozen chestnuts
2 tablespoons oil
cup diced potatoes
n cup diced carrots
u cup diced celery
"a teaspoon pepper
ID teaspoon marjoram
bay leaf
2 cups water
Croutons
Wash chestnuts. Cut shells with
sharp knife around widest portion,
then slice. Spread oil on shallow
baking pan. Add chestnuts and
bake in hot oven (45O0F.) for Is
minutes. Cool Remove shells and
rub off attached brown skin. In
saucepan place remaining ingredi-
ents except croutons, Add peeled
chestnuts. Cover and cook until
chestnuts are tender. Drain and
reserve liquid. Rub chestnuts and
vegetables through sieve.
Measure liquid and add water
to make two cups. Add water to
puree and blend we'll. Heat to
boiling and serve topped with
croutons. Yield: 4 servings.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-04
Coolidge Girl Scouts
Get Into Swing Of
New Season Here

Eighth grade girl scouts held
their organization meeting Mon
day al the north school. Miss Le-
ma Annis is leader of this group.
Future meetings will be held In
the recreation hall of Coolidge
Methodist church at AIS o'clock
each Monday afternoon.
Mrs. r. j. Jones met with sew
enth grade girl scouts Wednesday
afternoon for the purpose of going
over material they had gathered
in work for MY Community
Badge" Meetings of this group
are held in Mrs. Etha Fulton's
room at north school. Mrs. Roger
Gates and Mrs. c. T. Dickson are
troop leader and assistant leader
respectively.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-04
Junior Womans Club
Fe+es New Members
With Dinner Monday

New members OF Coolidge Jun.
ior Womans Club We're honoreG
with a dinner at Coolidge womans
club building Monday night. Hos.
tesses for the occasion were mem
bers of the executive board: Mrs
b y. Burns, president, Mrs. Ed
Wildermuth, Mrs. J. w. Beau
champ. Jr. Mrs William Roberts
Mrs Mitchell Cagalj. and Mrs
Charles Dora
Mrs. Burns gave a welcome ad-
dress to new members. introduced
the club officers and past presi-
dents. and outlined club activities
for the coming year.
The evenings program included
two vocal solos by Mrs. ]. w.
Beauchamp. Jr. accompanied at
the piano by Mrs Arthur Mode,
and a group of piano solos by Mrs.
Mitchell Cagalj Mrs Elmo Jen-
sen was in charge OF entertain
ment
After dinner contest games
completed the evenings program
Prizes were won by Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Ware and Mrs. Beauchamp. Jr.
New members welcomed into
the club were: Mrs. Marie Mar
tin. Mrs. Peter Schuft, Mrs. /. O..
Rasmupssen, Mrs. Frank f. Lew
is. Mrs. John F. Hallberg. Mrs. l..
T. Meeks. Mrs. Arthur Mode, Mrs.
Ted Mccullough. Mrs. Robert Gil
pin, Mrs. Edward Busch, Mrs. II.
n Hurlbut. Mrs. w. d. Hood
Mrs. Ned Palmer. Mrs. Olin f.
Lehman. Mrs II. l. Gillespie, Mrs
C. F. onasch, Mrs. T. F. Shaw,
Mrs. d. c. Hassinger, and Mrs.
Malcolm Garrison.
The clubs next meeting will be
for initiation of new members and
will be held at the home OF Mrs
William Roberts on Monday eve
ming.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-04
Mcfarland And
krug To Confer
Late This Month

Conferences which are expected
TO mean more to the future iriga-
tion. reclamation and mining de-
velopment OF Arizona than any ac-
tion taken in many years are to
be held during October. according
TO Senator Ernest ". Mcfarland.
The meetings will bring together
Secretary OF Interior J. A. Krug
and a number of Arizona groups
interested in state problems
Arrangements for Interior Sec
retary Krug's visit TO Arizona
were made many weeks ago by
Senator Mcfarland in Washing
ton. who in discussions with the
new. energetic cabinet official had
detailed problems of the State and
how the Federal Government
might aid Arizona.
Secretary Krug will arrive in
Boulder City, Nevada on October
23rd where he will be met by
Senator Mcfarland. The occasion
will be the tenth anniversary eel
ebration at the dam and Senator
Mcfarland said the irrigation
needs OF Arizona will be discussed
with the Secretary at that time.
Irrigation and reclamation prob
lens will be pointed out during
subsequent days during which the
Senator and the cabinet official
will inspect Davis Dam and the
Colorado River system of dams.
A night conference will be held
on October cath at Davis Dam
during which Arizona reclamation
authorities vii attend. Senator
Mcfarland said Secretary Krug
and Senator Mcfarland will leave
Yuma on October 27th, flying
across the state to Clifton for an
inspection OF the Morenci works
OF the Phelps Dodge Corporation
The following day the Secretary
will be back In Phoenix during
which series OF Conferences will
be held with groups representing
Arizona irrigation. reclamation.
grazing and mining interests. All
OF these activities fall under the
aegis OF the Interior Department.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-04
lescing satisfactorily.

lescing satisfactorily
oA. +. Lacy. construction fore
man for Mountain States Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company,
was transferred with his crew to
Nogales Monday. They have been
stationed here for the past month.
OMrs. Delaine Ketchum, nee Rita
Hohmann. is now employed In the
office of Dooley Cattle Company,
where she began her new duties
Monday.
OMr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper OF
Blythe, California, are visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Nichols. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Coop
er are former Coolidge residents.
She was June Penix before her
marriage.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-04
Mrs. Cole Assists In
Conferring Degrees At
Tucson Chapter, OES

Mrs Dalton Cole. marshal oi
Ocotillo Chapter. order OF the
Eastern star. Was among a group
OF Arizona OES officials who as
sisted In conferring degrees on
candidates of Tucson Chapter No
?. al ceremonies held in the Scot
fish Rite Cathedral AT Tucson
Tuesday night. Mrs Grace Farms
worth. secretary OF OCotillo Chap
ter. invited To assist at the cere-
mony. was unable 20 attend Ac-
companying Mrs Cole were Mrs.
Roy Morris. Mrs. Kruse Davis and
Mrs Jack Pond.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-04
Girl Scout Field
Advisor To Meet
With Coolidge Group

Miss Kay Adams OF Palo Alto.
California. national girl scout rep
resentative from the 18th regional
office will be al Coolidge north
school al Ais this afternoon 10
meet with Coolidge girl scout
leaders and committee members.
according 10 announcement OF
Mrs Charles Reed. Coolidge chair
man. All women who are inter
ested In girl scout work are invit-
I'd by those In charge 10 attend
this meeting. which will be held
In Mrs. Priscilla FTeeman's room
north school.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-04
Coolidge Locals

OMr. and Mrs. F. p. Jameson will
be hosts to members of the Friday
Night Pot Luck Supper and Card
Club tonight. Mr.. and Mrs W. R.
Elliott were hosts last week.
OMrs. Earnest Driscoll underwent
major operation at Florence
Hospital Thursday. She Is report
ed TO be convalescing splendidly.
OMrs. Walter Manley Is in Flor
ence Hospital for course of
treatments.
OMrs. Rita Cordova underwent a
major operation at Florence Hos
pital Wednesday, She is conva-
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our sincere
thanks To the many friends who
gave their kindness, sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings during
the recent illness and death of our
beloved husband and father.
Mrs. ]. II. Stiles
Mrs. Eura Mae Childress
Mrs. p. G.. Toups
Mrs. Cleta Fac LintZ
Eulito Mae Stiles
Shirley Marie Stiles
Earnest +. Stiles
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-04
Lions Club Of Eloy
Boosts Building Fund
With Box Social

Members OF the Lions Club OF
Eloy and their families had a box
supper-sOcial at the home OF Ken
meth Clark. Tuesday at s p. IN.
Dancing followed the supper.
Proceeds of the affair went to
the building fund OF the organiza-
tion which is completing "A $4,000
structure 20 be used as Lions
hall and community center.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-04

oMrs Troy Herring underwent a
major operation at Florence Hos
piial Thursday. She il reported
10 be conyalescing satisfactorily.
Evening star., 1946-03-28

You're bound to find a
chic Easter bonnet that
will set off your Easter
ensemble to perfection
at Longs. You'll
find hundreds of thrill
ing new modes in mil
Enery at un-
Usually. USUALLY .lG.Tss2.s5
Longs.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Mems Topeoais
$24.75

Here's the last word in new
Spring topcoat styling New
Easter patterns Choose from
gabardines. coverts. twills,
tweeds, camels and other hard
to-get materials. Here is an
outstanding topcoat yaluel
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Burroughs Group Backs
Residential Rezoninq Plea

The Burroughs Citizens Associa-
ton last night Endorsed a petition
to rezone some commercial prop.
erty in the area to residential A
restricted
The petition, signed by almost
500 adjacent property owners, con.
Germs triangular plot bounded by
South Dakota avenue and Taylor
and Eighteenth streets NE, and
two lots on the southeast corner
of Eighteenth and Taylor streets
The petition will be presented at
a meeting of the Zoning Commits
sion next Wednesday, it was said
Robert c. Snow, chairman of the
associations Zoning Committee,
was appointed to appear at the
commissions meeting and oppose
any relaxing of restrictions in q
first commercial zone.
The citizens also indorsed a reso-
luton of the Michigan Park and
Queens Chapel Road Citizens As
Isociations; the Prince Georges
County Commission, The National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission and De La Sale College
opposing construction of a shop
ping center at Michigan avenue
near Eastern avenue NE. The
resolution also asks that the area
be zoned as residential.
Kenneth P. Armstrong, treasurer
introduced resolution urging
prompt enactment by Congress OF
Senator McCarran's bill for q
charter commission leading to Dis
trict self-government. The resolu-
ton was adopted.
President Bernard T. Dodder ap-
pointed a committee ito do all ir
their power" to get a loop bus line
running from Rhode Island avenue
to Eastern avenue NE. The CON-
mittee members are John Donnelly
William A. Rogers and Leo D
Weller. fMM
The Rev. Charles w. Lowry
minister of the All Saints Episco.
pal Church, Chevy Chase, Md,
spoke to the group on America and
the Shape of Things to Come"
The meeting was held in Taft
Junior High School, Eighteenth and
Perry streets NE.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Cardinal 5fritch Calls
For Utmost Charity
To Save Starving

Samuel Cardinal Stritch, Arch.
bishop Of Chicago and chairman o.
the Bishops War Emergency anc
Relief Committee, asked Americans
to rebuild the world in charity" last
night in an appeal for aid for the
suffering in wartorn lands.
In Nationwide radio broadcast
from Washington, Cardinal Stritch
declared "our troubled world" needs
charity above all else, adding: Hate
destroys builds"
He said his appeal would be fol-
lowed next Sunday by similar re-
quests by priests in churches
throughout the country "in the
name of their bishops and the Cath
olic hierarchy In the United States
Statement Of Tragedy.
'They will plead for the home
less suffering thousands forced to
live in exile in foreign places, /"
Cardinal Stritch said, presenting
"a story of misery-the misery of
millions in war-torn countries" He
added that this story, despite the
temptation to think it a bit of
emotionalism," will be an accurate
statement of tragedy"
Authentic, tested evidence" proves
the need for American help, he as
serted, help which calls for some
thing more than mere lip service
to Christian ideals"
Accept This Challenge.
Cardinal Stritch said that help
ing our brothers in need today is
more than noble act. It is an
obligation on those to whom God
has given something more than
a sufficient measure of food and
raiment.
Never before was Christian char
ity challenged as it is challenged
today" Cardinal Stritch declared.
Let us accept this challenge and
surpass our past glorious records of
generosity in giving to our brothers
in distress"
Earlier in the day, Cardinal
Stritch, who recently returned from
Vatican City where he and 81 other
prelates were elevated to the rank
of Cardinal, called on President
Truman and reported briefly on the
European food and economic situa-
tions.
Evening star., 1946-03-28

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Evening star., 1946-03-28

Smartly tailored toppers in tweeds wools
eaardines and twills in a gorgeous array
of the smartest, newest Easter shades
All sizes. You'll also find sparkling. lovely
combinations of three-piece suits in new
Spring shades and in all sizes too
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Evening star., 1946-03-28

time, experimenting the repair OF
submarines during the war.
Superior Judge Goodwin j. Knight
ruled yesterday that "the clear in
tent" of the Soldiers and Sailors Re-
lief Act was that they were not to
have to worry about civil litigation
while they were busy with the more
important task Of beating our en-
emies."
The couple married in 1943 and
separated six months later.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
U. S. Army to Give Up
Use of EiffeI Tower
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PARIS, Mar. 28.-The United
States Army Is giving the Eiffel
Tower back to the French.
Western base section headquar-
tiers said yesterday that Army radio
equipment in the top of the struc-
ture will be removed within q few
days. The Army operated a night
club in the tower until last fall and
the Red Cross had doughnut dug
out there.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Three BottIeships Soon
To Go on Inactive Stutus
BY the Associated Pres,

BY the Assoeiotsd Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 28.-The
thre battleships of the Sd (ready
reserve) Fleet will leave here shortly
to be laid up, the San Francisco
Chronicle said last night.
The flagship Massachusetts, will
go to the East Coast; the Indiana
and the Alabama to Bremerton,
Wash, for rehabilitation.
Evening star., 1946-03-28

an opportunity to- answer her
charges of cruelty.
Mr.. Adams previously failed to
answer her suit, and his attorney
contended he was too busy at the
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Martha O'DriscoII Loses
DefouIt Divorce PIeo
By the As.eeiatsd Pres.

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 28.-Martha
O'Driscoll, film actress, yesterday
lost her plea for default divorce
from Richard D. Adams, former
Navy commander, and he was given
Evening star., 1946-03-28
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