davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-08-25

and exhibitors on Sunday ut Wildcat
Mountain farm. Mfr. and Mrs.
Ceballos have issued invitations to
swimming and beer party on SUM-
day afternoon. Still another party
on the crowded schedule is the
cocktail party the Warrenton Horse
Show Association will give after the
show on Monday.
Among those who have reserved
boxes for the show are Mr.. and Mrs.
Amory 8. Carhart. 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Sterling I,arrabee,, Maj. and Mrs.
Albert p. Hinckley, Mr.. Hugh Spill
man, Mrs. Crosby Miller, Mr.. Ed
ward E. jenkins, the Rev. Paul D.
Bowden, Mrs. John Rawlings, Mrs.
Fletcher Harper, Mr.. Jefferson Ford,
Mr.. Hubert B. Phipps, Miss Nancy
Marsh and Mrs. Laurence Miller.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

popular is the new long sleeved
pullover-in either boxy or the
fitted boxy type. They're ali wool,
Of course. And made with fiat-
tering crew necklines. Chose
yours In Scotch green, foam
white, cherry red, autumn brown,
shocking pink. or ocean grey i. !. !.
at two prices-33.s8 and $4os.
Try them on In delicious air.
conditioned comfort. Store hours
are. Monday through Thursday
from 10 to 6: Friday and Satur-
day from 10 to .. There's free
parking for your car-so drive
out to the SEARS stores ut $500
Wisconsin Avenue NV; oil
Bladensburg Road NE; or $500
Wilson Blvd, in Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

classes, Mr.. Frederick Pinch of
Montchonin. Del, and Mr.. Daniel
Shea of Hyde, Md; jumping classes,
Col. Marion Voorhes and Col. Floyd
Sager. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will
entertain for the judges on Satur-
day afternoon at their home, North
Rock, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arundel
will give a luncheon for the judges
Evening star., 1946-08-25

ters. filied with your favorite sea-
foods, salads and relishes. Every.
thing is prepared to your order
and served piping hot or delight.
fully chilled-as you prefer. This
large restaurant occupies two build.
inss In the same block-and has
innumerAbls dining roofas IN each
to accommodate parties Of any sias.
II you happen to b alone, ask the
headWAitAr 10 seat YOU at the
Captains table, or IN the Ships
Cabin. or In any OF the other
Marine Dining Rooms, 1921 anA
1907 = eTREBT NV.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

these things at PHYLLIS BEL'S
Ideal" SCHOOL--which offers
splendid classes in Self Improve
n1ent, In Fashion Modelling, and =
separate course In Speech and Eti-
quette. The school has = delight
fully air conditioned studio-is un-
der the GI "Bill Of Rights"-and
offers 4 convenient tuition plan:
$40 upon registration, the balance
in small weekly payments. Lo-
Gated across from Woodward and
Lothrop. Glasses from 1880 to
$50. Second floor. 604 llth ST.
NV. Phone Ma. 1854.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

tune. So choose
yours for fall -
fro m the hand
some collection at
L. FRANK COM
FANY. One Of the
pref title 5 t--is 4
pouch style in fine
B o tany broad
cloth cut in winged
fashion that gives
Evening star., 1946-08-25

TICUT AVENUE for
your beauty work.
Skilled hAirstylists
really enjoy making
you look Is lovely rs
possible. Let them
start YOU Oh with an
early autumn Cold
Wave - and top 1t
OF with = comfort
n hlA "K1v Az V
Evening star., 1946-08-25
kAAGARET
scHEkTzE

In scalp treatments for both men
and women. Aided by scientists.
they have = knowledge Of hair and
scalp, unsurpassed in Washing-
ton. High frequency electricity.
combined with brushing and .
special tonic, plus violet rays, make
up their treatments. Consult them
tomorrow. They're open evenings
and have = delightfully."- air-con-
ditioned salon. 1l45 CONN. AVE.
Phone ma. 2626.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

inE. wedding invitations and an
nouncements created BY them
have become virtually Z tradition
with chic brides. AZ 4 matter nf
fact. smart Washinktonians use
their authoritative personal serv-
ice for all matters of engraving.
i2l7 q STREET NORTHWEST.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
announcement

DR.. and Mrs. George E. Runner
strom announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Ruth Louise
Runnerstrom, to Mr.. James An
thony Holden, son OF Mrs. Cecilia
Holden of st. Louis.
The wedding will take place Sep
tember 18.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

CUT . o0u0cUOn q
colorful sweaters.
College girls prefer
them for campus life.
And career girls adore
them for business.
Hurry out to any one
OF the three SEARS
stores-and gather
up a variety OF them.
You'll find them In
sizes from - to 40
for growing girls
AnI -AxSa An Mart
Evening star., 1946-08-25

inweave an d
reweAve ciaa-
ct burn ..
$ n gs and
moth holes in
your hard-to-
get hosiery.
An d they
an and
m . n d white,
b lex an d
Evening star., 1946-08-25

with the most
d ell cious re-
suits. Stop in
for luncheon,
for dinner, for
At tor : theater
supper. They
pc ci alize In
mammoth plat-
Evening star., 1946-08-25

Haircut" Both will see you
through the warm into cool
weather which happens to be the
way 1t does In Washington. Two
salons for your comfort. In town:
1928 CONN. AVE. Phone DE. SSH
Bethesda salon: 7248 Wisconsin
Avenue. Phone Oh. 1216.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

ercycles. vibrators, walking ma
chimes, barrels, steam cabinet and
shower. All Of this-10 times for
$40: 20 times for 42T.5o. Ten
Swedish messages. steam cabinet
and lamp. $3.50. 142a r ST.
NV. Phone ma. 1855.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

pol sc and conh-
dence In yourself.
T ey are little
things, t at ia
true, but % i'm
portant If = girl
wishes to make 4
success Of herself
in = business or
happy social world.
Y0I1 ran attain
Evening star., 1946-08-25

WIN pocI
& o ing TO
w = s hing
ing toms
largest and
most mod
ern. Spot
r e d u es
with ring
Evening star., 1946-08-25

tinctive - to
d is e o ' . r
" h y . Q
many Wash-
l n { t o n
b r ! d . 3
c h o o . .
b r 3 :
w o o D. q
nne wed.
ding papers
Evening star., 1946-08-25

oandruu, j I c n
ing? Is your
scalp excessively
oily or too dry?
T h ese are all
symptoms of =
disturbed scalp
condition. MAR
G A r Z r Z.
3 G H Z z r z Z,
Evening star., 1946-08-25

1t jaunty air. The frame Is Of
mock tortoise shetland it has =
top-handle strap. 1890 (plus
taxi in brown or black, r Street
At 18th.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
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I" SPoT REDUCE an4
body tone - at
ANNE KELLY's. the iavorite
health club Of important women
Evening star., 1946-08-25

ton: Closed hsel, closed toe, seam
up tho front. Sises up to , are
1855: sises ~ and 1o-are $1o.ss:
sizes 1oh and II are $11.s5. They
can Also b had In red and brown
leathers in sizes up to .. 1928
CONN. AVE. Phone DU. 03lS.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
>>>>>>

I" FLATS FOR FALLS
fashions decYeei" And
you'll be right in step-if you HE
yourself up to RoSS-SATURN and
Evening star., 1946-08-25

Is well Is other
outstanding fash
lon and photo
graphic models?
You, too, can
train for . fas-
cinatiny future
at her Washing
ton 3 c ho oil OF
Fashion Model
Evening star., 1946-08-25
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j" PIG MouNr N A
YOUNG LIFE"
Going back to school, that is! No
school wardrobe u complete with
Evening star., 1946-08-25
>>>>>>

" WHAT Is AUTUMN
without lovely
new handbags" A chic, well de-
signed bag gives verve to 4 cos
Evening star., 1946-08-25
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IS CULINARY MAGIC
awaits you At
ODONNELL'S SEA GRILL. The
chef proves himself . magician
Evening star., 1946-08-25
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H THERE'S A HAT COM
ING INTO YOUR
LIFE from the newly re-
opened AHOREHAM HAT SHOP,
Evening star., 1946-08-25

" .MARY. MARY, IS Your
N HAIR CONTRARY
Does 1t lack lustre and thicknesss
Are you bothered with falling hair,
Evening star., 1946-08-25
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g ONE SHINING HOUR"
But 1t must be
started Oh with the finest. One
need only an instinct for the dis
Evening star., 1946-08-25

add \ pair
Of those di-
yinely COM
Portable, fiat
heeled black
leather shoes
popular
ly calle d
H dsehop-
pers. " Here's
olNp An4rrfn~
Evening star., 1946-08-25
sHoREhAM
HAT SHOP

prices; $3.50 and $3.50. 1928 CAL
VERT ST. NV. (across from
SHOREHAM HOTEL. Open eve
ming til 8; Saturday until 6.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
Gone Abr0ad

Miss Elizabeth Fairall sailed last
Sunday on the Queen Mary for
Europe. where she will spend several
weeks in Paris and in London,
Evening star., 1946-08-25
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!" I TITLE THINGS IN
LIFE COUNT
Little things like good posture. a
pleasing voice, A graceful fisure,
Evening star., 1946-08-25
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!" WHEN IT BLOWS HOT
you'll be comfort
ably eool--if you 20 to the air
conditioned HEADS OF CONNEC
Evening star., 1946-08-25

MRS SIDNEY DEALY BUTTERFIELD, JR.
bride OF yesterday she is the former Miss Virginia
land PoueH daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Fenher Drayton PoeH
reception toIoWed the In the Chepy Chase Meth
odist Church at the home OF the brides aunt Mrs. Wiln
Corby -Gloodn Photo.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
THflMA
DoyLf

The school is GI approved :.
has day and evening classes :.
and provides individual instruc-
tion. 1911 CONN. AVE. Phone
DU. 0404.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
" M - ny
/HeQene

" HEAVEN WON'T HELP
THE POOR WORK
NG-GIRL" but the STMOS
COMPANY cAn--and dces!" They
Evening star., 1946-08-25
>>>>>>

:" Do You KNow-th.s
THELMA DOYLE
has trained many girls who are
now Conover and Powers models
Evening star., 1946-08-25

colored gloves. Visit them at their
temporary address: S13 q ST,
NV.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

IT'S almost sure
30 be lavish1y
trimmed with
feat ers to
have one OF the
new high crowns
q d 4 fetching
s m all bri m.
There's an enor-
nous collection
at only wo
The Valley settler., 1946-09-26
FORER OENER OF PA,hER TOWNSHIP IS RETURNING TO VALLEY

RETURN ING TO VALLEY Mrs. Dlnklco, tho original oUnor Of tho Palmer toEnsito, has returned to tho Vo11e to nc1o her homo horo. She has purchased the Leach cabin whore sho will 1.-Two. Mrs. Danklco spent his post sumner in England ond returned to Ala ska during tho latter part of Augu st. Mrs. Dunk ee;cmao to America from England end returned on a visit this sumner. Upon hor return to Ala ska sho has boon visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Adam Werner, tho makes hor home on Q farm in the Valley. Before going to England, Mrs. Dmkloo nndo hor homo in Anchorage.
The Valley settler., 1946-09-26
PLANE LOST IN FOG

IA PBY of tho us. Coast Guard carrying
 portion of Secretary Krug's party in South cast Aln ska recently uos lost for tuo hours trying to got to Annette Island from Sitko in heavy overcast. Tho pilot, now to Ala ska flying, lost tho Alnotto boo1a on
 flew within 100 feet of tho uator for tuo hours before hc pi cl1od up tho bonn again hnd foloUod it in.
 Tho lost aphibion carried Don Foster ond pr. c. Earl Albrocht of Junoou, Director Edwin G. Arnold of tho division of Torri- tories, Washington, D.c. Warner Gardner, t.ssls stont Secretary of the Interior, Don fhcKonzie of tho NY. Daily Nous and ono pr tUo othors.. From Je ssons Weekly | INCREASE IN PRICE OF l41K EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 19Ae
 The prlco of milk will bo increased 5e DOT
 quart to tho consumer on October 1,
The Valley settler., 1946-09-26
LOCAL PLANE EEcKED-No ONE HURT

Mir. Gilman Lindsey had tho misfortune to wreck his plano while on moose hunting trip last week. Both lir. and Mrs. Lindsey were in the plano, but neither uoro hurt. lh'. Lindsey has his share of bad luck too, as he Uos on tho Yukon when it uos y,rockcd on tho rocks last winter.
 Tho plano is being repo irod Uloro it is and will be flown out. Tho damage done to tho plane was not rious.
The Valley settler., 1946-09-26
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED OUT UEUTEsDAY
 


 EVENING Shortly oftor p.m. on Vodn osday evening tho Pouor House sounded tho Firo Alarm for tho Vest side of town. The Coop "Firo Truck TO spondod to tho coll as did all volunteer firemen ri thin oorshot of tho Fire Ehi stlo. Tho alarm uas sounded for help in cxt ing uishing bad chimney fro at tho Ron do Woo. Tho soot in tho chimney of on oil burner caught on f fro and Uas burning out, but became a little too hot for safety, Tho only damage caused vas to tho paint near tho stovo which vas scorched a little. lATklUGA VALLEY FIRE ASSOCIATION
 DISBANDING FOR TIE Tho Board of Direct tors for tho Motanu ska Valley Fire Association net on Thursday evening and took final action on tho dis poso1 of nonfs subscribed to the Associo- tion. Checks will be mailed to all sub- scrib bors as soon as tho books arc audited. IA fcU of the busino ss non of Palmer 'oro buying tho pr1pcr for tho ir oUn uso. It has boon kept hore, but the Fire Truck has boon returned.
The Valley settler., 1946-09-26

FAMOUS PAINTER OF ALASKAN DOGS VISITS IN
 PALMER
 Miss Josephine Crumrine, famous painter of Alaskan dogs, and her mother, Mrs. Nina C1Hunrine, and al so Ted Lanpert were visi- tors in Palmer on Tuesday of this week. Some of the dog pictures for which Miss Cruarine has won fame include: "Cheochako" "Snokey" "tage ic" "Blizzard" and mTolf". Prints of these pictures uoro featured on the Alaska Steamship Menus before tho war.
 rUcNIEST HAN IN THE VALLEY James 4. Til son thinks he is very lucky nan and he isn't wrong ct that. After dropping a 9oH turn table on his finger, he dropped e box conta in ing 1000 dynamite caps which did not e71p1 odo--or ho Uou1 dn't be around to about it. Tho uouldn't feel like tho luckiest guy in Volloy-if not ill the world?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
WHITEHEAD FIRST

According to Judge Brownies
Key West, the Old and New, Key
West was first surveyed and
mapped by William A. Whitehead
in February 1929. None of the
streets extending southeasterly
were cleared beyond Caroline
street. On the. 9th of October
1881. the city council adopted a
resolution giving free commits
sion to the inhabitants of the
town to cut and remove the
woods standing on Eaton street,
which caused it to be cleared of
trees from Duval to Simonton
streets. AS late. as 1887 Eaton
street beyond Simonton was cow
cred with its original small trees,
heavy underbrush. vines, cactii
but in that year the woods were
cleaned and theN brush burned
off son all that part of the island
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
Lyons, Williams
Speak At USO

Eugene Lyons and Spencer
Williams will speak briefly and
lead discussion at the regular
Java Club at the Jackson Square
USO Sunday morning at 9:45. Eu-
gene Lyons is former United
Press correspondent in Russia
and an editor of several national
magazines. Spencer Williams
was the Moscow representative
of the American-Ru Chamb-
er of Commerce and a CHS re-
porter in the Balkans during
World War II. Both are well
acquainted with the Russian
people and the Russian way of
living. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
CLEANUP PROGRAM

Very few know of the wide
spread cleanup program launched
by city public welfare head
Dwight Hunter and Monroe
County Health Unit head Dr. ]
B. Parramore and Senior SAM
tary Officer Dan Harrison. Rest
aurant owners and other food
dispensers are being warned to
cleanup in all instances where
necessary or have their doors
closed down. You might notice
The places which have been
closed down recently If the work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02

is not done within the required
time, city warrants are issued for
arrest of the owners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
Eugene Lyons To
.GiUe Lecture

Eugene Lyons will lecture
beore the Key West Woman's
Club Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
Emily Goddard, Chairman of the
program committee, said today.
Mr.. Lyons has travelled extern
sively in Russia and has written
many thousands of words about
that country aid its people.
Mrs. Goddard said that the
meeting will be called to order
at o'clock, and that officers
for the ensuing year will be elect
ed before Mr.. Lyons begins his
address. ug
Monday evening, beginning at
8 o'clock, the clubs board of di-
ectors will hold a meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02

the Greyhound operation and the
operators of the boat were dis
pensed with by the city manager.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
SIMPLE WARMTH

-" - "F@N@N@N@ -
Sometime ago / was talking to
a business man who is. planning
10 come to this city. Our stereo-
type man was showing me how
20 cast cuts from mats, and pro-
duce those pictures you see in the
paper. In discussing Key West
this fellow was telling me how
much the city had changed and
Of how this change will mean a
great difference in the Key West
] have known. Then he turned to
us and said, "What're you do
ing showing him to make cuts so
he'll bust you out of a job" Well,
the stereotyper knows / have
enough TO do right now without
taking over the stereotype depart
ment SO he only smiled. Then it
came TO me exactly how the ideas
in Key West are being changed.
Once upon a time it was a mans
word in Key West which counted,
once upon a time a person would
not DO anything to really hurt
his neighbor here, once upon a
time we felt very secure in
knowing this spirit of friendship.
Now come some who tell us of
the great change in Key West
apparently glory in it, and are
happy that Key West will change
from its simple warmth to this
bitter. rancid sort of human play.
Yet Il is this friendly straight for
wardness about Key Westers
which make people wish to come
here. There will be many who
win come to Key West who will
be Of this type.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02

Lounge Of the air conditioned
Rainbow Hoom of the La Concha
Hotel.
Dance if you wish The La
Concha Cocktail is an extra spe.
cial drink of excellence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
CORAL ROCKETS
BY L. p. ARTMAN. JR.

job that Van Orsdel is doing in
Miami right now. Into this group
usually falls everything from the
extreme bluenoser to anyone who
is on the outs politically. Thus it
is not uncommon to see preacher
and gambler fighting shoulder to
shoulder. Motives of these organ
izations are never too clear. Some
in the group wish prohibition all
the way and some just want to
get back into operation. Some too
just want things cleaned up a
little better.
CONGRESS
Present members Of Congress
from Florida are District l, j
Hardin Peterson; District 2.
Emory r. Price; District 3, Rob-
ert L. F. Skies; District 4, Pat
Cannon; District 5, Joe Hend-
ricks; District 6 is Dwight L.
Rogers. Address is House of
Representatives, Washington, D
c. Then at the address of United
States Senate, Washington, D. c.
are c. o.. Andrews and Claude
Pepper.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
HEALTH AND SANITATION

According to the audit report
of last year as prepared by Fin
ance Head Charles Roberts some
time ago in the Department OF
Health and Sanitation the schoon-
er Greyhound cost $1,146.16 tc
operate. Other expenses in this
department were: $500 miscel-
laneous accounts payable. Per-
sonal services, salaries of health
officer and. sanitary inspector
was $5,019.30. Salaries of em-
pl0yees at the incinerator and or.
the boat Greyhound were 1881. /
AZ Total amount for this depart
ment was $8,54077 with income
tax withheld, $310.l0. This year
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02

lying between Whitehead and
Elizabeth streets as far out as
Fleming street. The first street
opened through to the South
Beach was Whitehead street.
Duval street was only cleared
about half way between Eaton
and Fleming streets as late as
1886.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
Honor Vice adm.
BaHingerr ''.'.'

Honoring Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Ballinger, Captain Tucker
Gibbs was host at a dinner party
Thursday night for II guests at
the Officers Club on Whitehead
street.
The Ballingers were hosts at a
dinner last night at the club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02

time, city warrants are issued for
arrest of the owners.
PUBLICITY
You know l think the Hotel
Assoc, as poppy as it is, is fall
ing down on one job, that of pub
licity about the guests in their
own places. Many a hotel owner
does not know just how import
ant guests at his hotel are. This
info should be checked with the
guest cleared for publication and
then shipped out to the local
newspapers and the out of town
publicists. Some tourist hotels
even send stories to hometown
newspapers. Often times after
talking to hotel owners / find
that they have not realized how
important the guest within their
gates is. Key West has always re-
ceived many Of, the talented who
come here because the city is
different and stimulating and be-
cause the weather and fishing is
so good.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02

the Greyhound operation and the
operators of the boat were dis
pensed with by the city manager.
PALM AVENUE PARK
/ have before me a map of a
proposed park which someone
left on my desk. 1t is park
which is to run along Palm ave-
nue. and the Boulevard and
shows what Key Westers are
thinking of in developing this
area. At one corner of Palm Ave
nue. where MAS begins now there
is to be a bandshell, open air
with auditorium seats. To the
right of this stretching out to the
Boulevard at the corner of Palm
Avenue and Division street is a
grassy area with walks converg-
ing on central plot which is to
be named Flagler Park Swing
ing east, along the Boulevard
for an area which appears to be
ABOUT l,0O0. #, are docks. In the
center section is marine exhibit.
Nice going, If you can get it.
Parks and beaches are to be very
strongly considered in organiza-
ton planning now going on.
Eight years ago there was SIM
liar plan presented for beach
and pier at Rest Beach. Everyone
laughed at that time. Now bonds
are being approved for a big
beach there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
LEAGUE OF pEcENcY

LEAGUE Or DECENCf
"A friend of mine and former
college man with me, Bill Hardie,
before the war was head of a
League of Decency in Miami
which was doing about the same
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-02
Fine Dance Music
At LA COiaclaa''

Barrosa's orchestra will do the
honors tonight in the Cocktail
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13
HOLY TRINITY 10
 PRESENT mUSlC
 vESpERS SUNDAY

On next Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. the Church of the Holy Trinity, Episcopal. will pre- sent music vespers, featuring Fran ces Paul. lyric soprano, and Wilda Faunce Busted, organist.
 The program for the vespers is as follows
 Prelude-Organ Voluntary. Hymn 271-"Come, thou almighty King Moscow ..-. Congregation
 How Lovely are thy Dwellings Little; "Oh Divine Redeemer -Gounod .......................... Miss Paul
 "Andante' (from the Violin Con- certo) -Mendelssohn Mrs Husted
 Come, Ye Blessed"-Scott; The Lord os my Light'-Allitsen Miss Paul.
 Offertory- "Angelus" -Massanet, Mrs Husted
 Rejoice Greatly o daughter of Jerusalem Handel; "A Legend Tschaikowsky ..-............-- Miss Paul
 ''Kammenoi- -Ostrow ow'-Rubinstein, Mrs. Husted.
 "Auelluia Mozart; There's Scng in the Air"ASpeaks - Miss Paul.
 Closing Prayers and Blessing, the Rector.
 Hymin 179 (second tune) -"The day thou gavsst, Lord, is ended St. Clement .......-.-..-.. Congregation Allegro movement from Third Organ Sonata '-Guilmant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13

Secretary Albert Sigal of the Ma tional Ski Association has an nounced ski events scheduled tor Seattle March 22nd and 23rd and downhill and slalom events for Sun Valley, Idaho, March 9th and 9th. Sigal said that the classic com bined crcss-country and jump events of Olympic ski game try outs will be held at the Snow Birds of Lake Placid Club in New York February 18th and 18th.