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The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16
TRUE SHEPHERDS
(By Myrtle vi. GoodlOw)

True shepards who have heard
The call to preach Gods Holy
Word
TO their calling viii be true,
And as the Masters work they do
VIII make Gods house a place
where
We are strengthened through
sermon and prayer;
Oftimes spiritual uplift is
destroyed
BY money making methods
employed
A little more interest in soul
salvation
And less in weekly donations
Would create a desire not only
to give more
But churches too would prosper
as ne'er before
Receiving the spiritual aid we
seek
Should be our richest blessing
each week
Churches need members too
Who to the teachings viii be true
For if we are not
We are only a stumbling block
And hinder our pastors work
In building up the church
Just because we pay church dues
Our sins are not excused
For money nor costly rainment
Prepares lost souls for judgement
But hearts within cleansed from
sin
Preaching Christ and Him
crucified
Hearts and souls viii be purified
And taught to live the Christ-lIke
way
Not only on Sunday but every day
Pastors, deacons and members
alike
A living example should be
So sinful men may see
AS life's daily road we trod
That our life is hid with Christ
in God.
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16
Tortured man gets heIpI
Lemon Juice
Mixed Of Home
Relieved
RHEUMATIC PAIN
soys SVfererl

81 have used ALLENRU for several
months. l could hardly walk on
of my knees But now those pains are
relieved. ! can go like a race horse
now" Mort Shepard of Ohio.
Don't be a victim of the pains and
aches caused by rheumatism, Iumbago
or neuritis without trying this simple,
inexpensive recipe you can mix at
home Two tablespoons of ALLENRU,
plus the juice of y lemon in a glass of
water. Try a bottle TODAY! Be en-
rireIy satisfied with il = or money bak.
s5f. Drug stores Q c
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16
thorities had handled the riot.
TEX BODDlE o
BILLY MCCLURE

In the fourth round OF tire Semi
windup at the City Auditorium
last Monday night, Tex Boddie
coming pugilist Of Omaha, floored
Billy Mcclure of St. Paul. MINI.
Mcclure was floored in every
round but the 3rd when he had
the spectators all standing when
he had Boddie On the mat
Boddie won the decision.
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16

Workers; Edgar L. Warren, Di-
rector of Cancellation; 6, S. Dring
Assistant Vice President A T & T;
(standing) Joseph A. Beirne, pre-
sident, National Federation Tele-
phone Workers; John Gibson, AS
sistant Secretary of Labor; Cleo
F. Craig, Vice President A t & Il.
in charge of industrial relations
and Peter j. Manno, Commission
er Of Cancellation.
an investigator direct from Wa
shington. However, the depart.
ment sent James Ruffin, an as
5istant attorney general and
native Of Tennessee, who prompt.
" announced he would work I'm.
der F~rierson's directions.
White revealed that BayarC
Tarpley, secretary to Governo-
McCord, and Governor McCorC
himself, boosted Of tapping TIL
telephone wires on all calls to anC
from the Negro district of Col
umbia.
White categorically denied the
report carried in some newspap.
ers and over some radio station:
that he had approved the manner
in which the state and local AL.
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16
TRENTON N44CP GIVES
$40 TO STRIKE FUND

Trenton, N. AFTER an appeal
by a committee of strikers against
the American Tobacco Company
at its regular meeting last month
the Trenton Bra1c'7 Of tire NAA-
P took up a collection Of $40 for
the strike fund. Dr. Henry }. Au-
s-in IS president.
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16

The nice spring weather has
changed Looks like Old man win
ter is on his way back Cwown.
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16

Weekend guest of Mrs. Patr-
lcia Robinson We're Mr.. Davis and
Mr.. Scott Of Hastings, Nebr.
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The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16
News Of 7 AIthouse
School of beauty Culture
Gas Reported by Betty Patton)

We are very glad to have Doru-
thy Dunn back to school.
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16

The Club met at Mrs. Ethel
Paynes On Wednesday, February
9th. After business meeting. The
social hour vas enjoyed immense
Iy.
Mesdames Johnnie Walker. Ari-
Their Clair and Erma Shepard are
visiting their families in Lincoln.
Mrs. Ann Smithermann spent
the week end in Lincoln.
Miss Betty WhitIock and Betty
visited Mrs. Patricia Robinson ana
Mrs. Juanita Gibson Sunday.
We are progressing nicely in
our studies especially cold wav-
ing.
So long until next week
Bette
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16
The ALPINE BOOK TORE
InUiteS You

To visit their place and to Browsc
around on the leaves Of its Thous-
ands Of Books and Magazines to
YOUR Hearts Cortent- No Obliga-
ton to buy. So Come. The name
again, ALPINE BOOK STORE
The address, 4606 SOUTH PATH
STREET
The Omaha guide., 1946-03-16

Mrs. Ann Smithermann spent
the week end in Lincoln.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

May v; Rueth; 70. Capitol Heights. s
Elizabeth w. Joseland, 26. Bloomfield,
Carl Z. Rice. a. Hysttsyille. and Arthens
olsnaood sna safAf Z. Barton. ' "a II. Laurel. and
Betty s KpIssly a;slgn IS yesspDs HTs,tsv,,. and
Mamie Hawes, 10, Washington.
Donald, W; Hall, %, and Dorothy schorr.
40. 70. both Of Hysttsyilie; n.,n ". .,1
wism 1ds Hossea, asea i; RsshlPeten lffe s 'na
Carl F. Cain, "A, and Victoria T. Rhodes,
g. besn h.S Of w Wsashl1s5eati hin Rntb.r,n. Sui.
Ivan; q. both of BsoqSlyn. slSa N.Y; s,ook
:s5s. e. both q 1o1ss Washington 4s and u.rtb. y
% %Ponsonby. ~. both Of Wsshinsten'
James w Sanford, "a, Bradbury Heights,
and Emma J. Bradbury, "a, Washing
william R. Eniott, 1T. 2s, , 4st sne Marion F.
RSts P tastsr Aasas e. e. gstsnd TsH1s Hills and
'01si TENNIS K. ksesin. s'; s5, HyastsviIle w
ha1ss ns 5 bofh rahsef ef osaaraen rae Annie Bow
i1son, 20; both Of Washinston1 Svssstan and
rrfs sobsrta r f E Patson. m ~ lY Phiadelpsia Pa.
John lawrence, jr.. II. and Olivia Warren,
IS. both Of Washington.
Phillip E. Blake. 2l, and Betty L. Stoneer'
10. both Of Riverdale.
Raymond J. Gibson. %. Washington, and
Ruth P. Shorter, 27, Fairmount Heights.
Harry E. Brandien, 55, and Mabel v.
Markell AZ, both of Washington.
John A. Carlino, 46. and Liboria A. N.
Catalano, 80. both of Washington.
Homer C. Parker, 10, Scottsboro Ala.
and Evelyn J. Crowl 90, Brunswick, Nd.
George E. Devices, 25, and Mary B.
Travers, 81, both of washington.
Lyle e. Devices, 20. and Betty L. Travers,
20, both of Washington.
Issued at Rockville.
Wayman c. Richardson, 21. and Margaret
z. Creegan, 20, both of Arlington, Va.
Paul T. Hobgood. 21, Fort Myer. Va, and
Mary Maxim, 10, Harrisburg. Pa.
Ernest J. Gill. &S and Jean Fidler, 81, both
OF Silver Spring. Md.
Henry H. Sandrioge. ST. 81, and Runla M.
Clark So. both of Rockville,
Gelberet w. Nash, 20. Washington, and
Laura P. Shepherd, 2s, Fredericksburg,
Robert B. Bodine, 27, Riverdale. Md, and
Evelyn G. Ashworth, 2l. WASHINGTON,
Everett w. Wadford, 80, and Ruby Falks,
%. both of Washington,
sa Cray n. ieaoi both Of Was5inston wa nina l0AA "
Adolph L. Mayr. jr.. %, Gambrtlls, Md,
and Dorothy M. Robbins, 1s, odenton.
HSrold w. Walter. 33 and NJ Leone Sci
bert. 43. both Of Cumberland. Md
Evening star., 1946-11-09
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~

BICYCLE TRIP.
Leisurely paced trip through Rock Greek
Youth Hostel, meet At 10 am: tomoTroy
at the Lincoln Memorial. Bring lunch
and beverage. cpr,srs
Along Washington waterfront aboard the
Potomac Clipper. auspices National PARK
leaves Tidal Basin inlet Bridge every other
hour from noon to s pm. today and to-
morrow.
Armistice Dance. auspices Junior Jewish
ballroom. Roger Smith Hotel. o'clock
Sadie Hawkins Dance. Home Economics
Feit and osSu square d.neipg; Washington
NV. $50 O'Clock tonight.
Senior dance, Jewish commumnMaty Y - Sen3 ao
square dance rEisndshiD friends ,o,laS4 HSqse els
Methodist Church, Ninth and K streets
NV. $50 o'clock tSn.sht. art
Album Of Americana exhibition pAR eaR
D street NV, 10 an. to pm; aS DAILY
N"ysm,.s except Saturday and Sunday through
oii and water color PAINTINGS by Ninna
citron, New YORK City, through NoVeml en-
iected by graduate. students and head Of
the department of zoology, ends today,
at Howard University. 10 am. to pm
Pioneers of Modern Art in America"
rooms, Phillips Memorial n 81 Gallery g hSoe g
m. Tuesdays through SATURDAYS: II am
t. 10 pmd and baasss throSs aa
Painting and sculpture by Jane Love.
through November 30, public Library; Z
pm. Mondays through Thursdays, 3 am
70 Arabic Bic books aas and I'M manascripts, through
uscripts BY Mendeissohn. indefinite period
Books, prints and manuscripts on deVeiop-
ment ef anesthssia through Moysm4}eTc ~ con, So
gress 9 am. to 10 pm. Mondays through
Fridays, 8 am to 10 pm. Saturdays and
IL 80 am. to 10 pm. SUNDAYS.
Oils, water colors and black and wnlte
Artists. Award Contest. at the Arts Club
Of washington; 3o17 street NV o am.
Illuminated manuscripts; woodeuts, en-.
shs Rose, Rosse,nwsid Collection. through Noyem-
Der IS; exhibition Of Robins sculpture
drawings and prints from the Simpson and
Rosenwald collection. through December
e e s !. pm. N. Weekdays and . to 8 pm. sun
Pihotographic exhibit Of history Of Army
Air Forces from 1907 to lS46, through
GeSdy eSe9on Noted printer and dssirner q print
ing types, through November at the LII
brary Of Congress, 8 an. to 10 pm Mon
days through Fridays, 8 am to Pm.
Saturdays and 11:3o am. to ~ Pm. sun
Victory anniversary exhibit including
Evening star., 1946-11-09

ae5. snd Claudia c. Robertson &c. Durant'
Eugene e. Ruff. as. Ashland. KY. and
Ernest R. Holland s0i s. 8 481 jay st. t. me- me-
and Ia Fnlsy cnl.;x q ssS Msit,a 81
Cosby: 40. both Of 81 5 18th St. Sc
Arthur NJ. shegogue. "A, $3.50 Livingston
rd. Sc. and Marian E. Murdoch d.
81; both Of .43aI Gsraeld St NV.
Doasr ssd Ezase M sh + 3 be s7 pSusfS s s uDshar
Robert v Meinssr ss: =, 2s2s soqth ssa,l2 Raksta g
sof4 sGf ae South aqs pakota aa@ ave- saoau'h 3D.
~ Sc, &, and nd Ethei + Finch 81 sIo7 ; Suit
No4hsad Alssadd1zs' L Bond. yai 90. Victoria.
inHiad Gaaada n.7 s1d Shirley Stanley 49, Wilm-
Richard A. Forschner. 90. New York. N. Y.
and Dorothy D. Taylor, a7, 1881 Euclid
Horace 3: shsahan. 90, sl4 Randolph s AT st
James r Roads; a a. 15sl ssx a.mPsh55s nnE ao
I'll 18th st. NV.
nv Nv, I, ard MaIilyn E; Mcdaniel 81 800
NoTai Brake rs, ed2h BOTH Of 94o4 I IonEfeIoW st.
NV.
Issued at Upper Marlboro.
| Leroy w. Brandford, "a, Bowie, and Dor
| othy NJ Contee, 81 Mitchellville.
| Jack D. Allen, 25. and Frances Blake, 20,
both Of Arlington Va.
Philip Bassette, is, Landover. and Annie
| L. Shrum, II. washington.
Lonnie N. Goiugs. 20, and Ardell Costello,
| 10, both of Washington.
Charles NJ. Shryock, jr., %, Hyattsyille,
and Charlotte F. Yoder. %. Berwyn.
Harold z. pillman. "a: Bladensburg, and
Donald A Davis, %, Washington. and
Evening star., 1946-11-09

display of japanese and German surrender
| documents, among them two never displayed
before; United States declaration OF war
against Japan and the Japanese deelara-
ton against the United States and Great
Britain, through November IL: at the Ma
tional Archives. s:45 am. to 5:l5 pm.
weekdays and go to pm; spndays SSneass.r,s
BY Henri Carter -Bresson; photographs by
1t James Henri Ricau, U. s; n. and
photographs by Marcellini, ofhcial pho.
| tographer OF the Vatican, at the Crosby
Gallery of Modern Art, 1905, Twentieth
! street NV, to pm. daily through
November Is.
From odenton to Bowie; Md H.. legel h1Ias hike
Hiking Club; meet at Track II, Union
Station. in time for $40 am. bus to
odenton tomorrow. Bring lunch and oeV-
erage.
Around Dalecarlia Reservoir to Rock
Springs, Md, about 9 miles, auspices Cen
ter Hiking Club: meet at Stop 22 on Canln
John carline, $50 q m. tomorrow. Bring
lunch. beverage and knapsack.
Over Old Rag Mountain IN virEinhi:al nh:l
miles, auspices Caaital Hiking Club; meet
| at Capital Transit bus ONCE, 1416 street
NV, 7:45 am. tomorrow. Bring lunch,
beverage and camera.
LECTURE.
Sculpture OF the Middle AGES, delivered
by Charles Seymour, jr.. illustrated with
film, Stone Wonders OF Naumberg, IN
the lecture hall, National Gallery OF Art
pm. today. .,.,
of the Latter Day Saints, O'Clock to-
night,
Evening star., 1946-11-09

HfFeSB ReBa s. snaar Maessn Va "a ah'
Harvey c. Moss, "a and Ethelinda Shan.
William .. Miree. 20. steubenyille, Ohio
and Helen E. Coleman, 1S, 2126 st
Leroy R. GilHs. 20. 717 Kenyon st. NV.
and Marsie j. Digss, Is, 1854 Con-
Bruce aynsa 10 1907 ss M09Ecs st
Dorothy ". Thompkins. rs. i4s W St
George e. johnson, 81 100 Lamont st
Henry : Paige, IS, and Mary King. 81
both Of ia Ridge st. NV.
NV. and Cora r. Roy. as. 6sis Aston
Eussn; ss}b eFus p ass g. and :. Fora NJ Brown
esis j. Sssla T. 9sans ls2a sR'nFi so 1854
BsasisH arsS5sn: al - aes ans s, St sx; and
EdWard var r Jayne Jaymss. 81 ss. IesS isth W st. NV, Wv
and Alice Brown. 46, 2o1s 9th st. NV
ivory sd ss Fl ae,ra 1893 "a $50 1929 sh st.
Kenneth westcott, "a, 100 10th St ne,
and Gherami P. White. 20; Ss5 . 5,S.d,ss st. ne
Alois A. Abraham, ~, Hebron, N. D.. and
Helen NJ Warren, rs, 1119 South
Lester VI. Notbohm. 21, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, and Virginia A. Young, 19, 1oll
Ralph P. Davey. %. 44Os. Alabama ave.
Sc, and Shirley M. Kelley. %, 22os
william hhnn :. F. Saunders. 2s, and Ruth Robin
son, 20. both of Chevy Chase, Nd.
George w. Carter, "a, 1874 Kalorama I'd
NV, and Lillian E. Swepson, 40, 21o1
Leo 4. Lawhead. jr.. 23,. 1889 E st. ne,
and Natalie J. Schafer, 20. District
Fred B. johnson, 80, 1898 o st. NV. and
Lucille A. Durante, 81, 4103 s st. NV
Addison J. Kent, So. and = Marion H. New
James H Grimes. 20, United States Navy
Evening star., 1946-11-09
on Tine AIR IOnI6n1

WToP, 5:oo-Ths Budapest String Quarrel
pI,u Molaf's Quartet in A Major" and
Brahms Quartet In { Minor"
VOL, 6:00-Ihubsrfs Symphony No. ! |!
featured by the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra.
W10p, 7:t5-Jsan SabIon begins new
series Of musical programs on which he will
sina popular French and English love songs.
WToP 7:3o-Vitior Moore and Band lsadeI
Stan Kenton call on vauqhn Monroe.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

WTop, 8:0o-Teresa Wright and Herbert
Marshall In "0ns Way Passage.
-WhAL, 8:30-A diamond bracelet bought
on the insialImeni plan causes q murder in this
episode Of II Deal in Crime.
WNAL, 9.30-sheriotk Holmes is called upon
10 stop a series Of deaths in boys school.
vol, e:30-MarlIyn Cantor joins the feml-
nine panel on this discussion program; Car.
ioonia Ham Fisher Is tho lone male guest Of
the evening.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

WMAL, to:00-palph Norman conducts hi!
own Little Piper SUITE"
VOL, 1000" Bitter Sweet Is presented
with Marion Claire, Donald Dame and Bruce
Fooie In the leading roles.
WT0p, 10:i5-Robert Cummings and Michele
Morgan in The Chase.
W0P, t0:45-Ths CzeehosIovakan Foreign
Minister, Jan hasank. speaks on The Peoples
Movement in Support Of the United Nations
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laDs, couples must
apply for marriage license. on
one day. tDait three tuu days and
receiDe the license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26
Rhea Ma(FarIane,
 Charles I. Smith
 Will Wed Friday

Charles T. Smith, Governors As sistant, and attorney recently ad- mitted to the Alaska Bar, left by Pan American Airways today for Seattle where he will be married FriIay at 3 pm. at the Queen Anne Congregational Church.
 The bride, Mrs. Rhea T. Mac Farlane, former secretary to Faulk- ner and Banfield attorneys, is a graduate of the University of Mon- tana and a member of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. She is also mem- Der of the local Eastern >.ar Lodge
 At present Mrs. MacFarlane is visiting relatives in Minneapolis Minn. and Billings, Montana.
 The bridegroom is graduate of Princeton University and North western University Law School, and member of Phi Delta Phi, law fraternity.
 Discharged as a Captain in the U. s. Army last December, he spent 39 months overseas, most of the time with the 45th Division.
 MT. Smith was admitted to the Alaska Bar yesterday after appro- val of his application by the Board of Law Examiners and upon order of District Judge George F. Alex ander.
 A native of Rockford, Illinois, the attorney came to Alaska last Feb ruary following his legislative ap- pointment to Assistant Attorney General of Alaska and worked with Ralph Rivers until March when he was appointed Executive Assistant to the Governor.
 His law experience covers a part nership with his father in the firm of Smith and Smith at Rockford H., and four years as Assistant States Attorney Prosecuting At torney) of Winnebago County, Ill.
 The attorney and his bride plan to spend some time in Victoria, B O., before returning to Juneau about the middle of July.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26
MAJ. GEN. INGLES FLIES WESTWARD
 VIA pN AIRL!MES

Maj. Gen. Harry c. Ingles, Chief Signal Officer of the Army, board ed a Pacific Northern Airlines Coast Liner here yesterday for a flight to Anchorage which is part of a postwar inspection tour of the Alaska Communication System and signal communication facilities throughout the Alaska Department of the Army.
 From Anchorage, Gen. Ingles will fly to other installations and points throughout the Territory. This is the first inspection trip the Gen. eral has made to Alaska, although he was stationed in Seattle at Fort Lawton during World War I Capt. Cliff Fellows, who accompan- jed Gen. Ingles north, will return to Seattle tomorrow.
 The Alaska Communications System was established in 1901. It is now under the command of Col. T. J. Fully, stationed in Seattle. General Ingles was appointed Chief Signal Officer in July of l943 and is in charge of all signal opera tions for the Army.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26
FILM DANGEROUS
 pARTNERS' S AT
 CAPITOL TONIGHT

Beautiful Signe Hasso and hand some James Craig are a romantic couple of culprits in Dangerous Partners" the new Metro Goldwyn- Mayer thrill showing at the Capitol tonight.
 As Carola Ballister, Miss Hasso is an exciting adventures who joins forces with Jeff Caighn (Mr. Craig) when their trails cross in quest of the secret of four millions-for a cool million dollars each-made out to a mysterious beneficiary
 From the moment their eyes meet, it's danger and adventure for the daring pair. From Cleveland to New York and then into New England they follow a perilous trail involving mysterious menu that spells murder, a steel brief case that holds a desperate secret, and a war criminal plot reaching into the heart of our country.
 In addition to Miss Hasso and MT. Craig, the cast includes the veteran character actor Edmund Gwenn, who turns in fine per- formance as the mysterious Albert Richard Kingby, the pictures arch villain.
 Audrey Totter has a brief but highly effective role as Lili Roegan, night club singer John Warbur- ton, Henry O'Neill and Grant Withers are other dependable per- formers with important roles in the film.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26
ALASKA AIRLINES
 BRINGS IN TWELVE;
 GOES WEST WITH 1A

The Alaska Airlines Starliner Fairbanks with Captain Flahart Flight Officer Hola, and Steward ess Baker arrived in Juneau yester- day with the following passengers from Anchorage: s. Bringhurst Mrs. s. Bringhurst, John Weise Anne Beegle, J. Mcdonald, Mrs. J Mcdonald, M. E. Pearson, V. Mor- gan, A. Hanseed, E. R. Pigg, ard R. J. Manthey, from Cordova: Er- win Baldwin.
 On the return flight the follow ing were flown to Anchorage: Mrs M. Mowry, D. Cuttingham, Bar bara Roley, Joane Culver, Mrs F Breckan, Jean Breckan, Mrs. w. B Dorman, Dorothy Miller, Lloyd Ready, E. W. Slane, J. E. Griffin Herb Wolf, Mrs. Evelyn Laird, and Harvey Kyllonen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26
"IRl5H EYES ARE
 SMILING" IS BILL
 AT 20TH CENTURY

Packed with a score of songs from Americas all-time lit pa- rade, Damon Runyon's Irish Eyes Are Smiling the 2oth Century Fox Technicolor musical starring Monty Wooley, June Haver and Dick Haynes is the feature at the 20th Century for tonight only.
 The film revolves around the story of Ernest R. Ball, America $ greatest composer of sentimental ballads, and features such all-time favorites as "Ill Forget You Let the Rest of the World Go By Boy O Mine" and others.
 Irish Eyes Are Smiling is set in the dazzling era just prior to World War I, when gay Broadway was at it's gayest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26

RUMMAGE SALE
 By American Legion Auxiliary, Thurs. June 27 at Dugout between 10 to l2 am. (306-t2)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26
CUFF STUFF

PHILADELPHIA - The United States Marines sped to the aid of a damsel in distress, but it took two plumbers to get the situation well in hand.
 A youngster ciamped pair of handcuffs marked "U. s. Marine Corps" on the wrists of Miss Lee Rapattoni. 20, after he had found them in lot, Police tried to open the rusty cuffs with all available keys, but had no luck.
 The Marines then were summon ed from a nearby post no re- suits, either.
 Two plumbers, with a hacksaw, came to the rescue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26

Empire Want Aus bring results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26
SON FLIES HERE
 FOR AALT0 RITES

'. A. Aalto of Seattle flew here today for the funeral of his moth- CT, Mrs. August Aalto, who died in Douglas Monday.
 After services in the Charles w Carter Mortuary, conducted by the Rev. Herbert Hillerman, pastor of the Resurrection Luthern Church interment followed in the IOOF plot of the Douglas Cemetery.
 Pallbearers were Arthur Bring dale, A. E. Goetz, E. Engstrom Gust Nurmi, Gene Hulk and Leon ard Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26
CRIppLED CHILDREN
 TO BE HEARD ON AIR

Several of tine crippled children now in Juneau for the orthopedic clinics will be heard on the radio this evening under the auspices of the Gastineau Health Council.
 The clinics, when they will att tend, will be held all day Thursday and Friday at the Government Hospital in order that Dr. c. D. Moffett, noted orthopedic surgeon from Seattle, will have an oppor- tunity to examine these crippled children whose disabling conditions present special problems.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26
NO GRATITUDE

LYNCHBURG, Va. Sunday School picnic leader Walter c. Me Gill thinks kindness to animals car be carried too far.
 Several of his young charges came running up with skunk ir distress, it's head caught in a jelly jar. Compassionate, McGill crack ed the jar with a rock.
 Misunderstanding the kindly act the skunk, in self-defense, took steps.
 .McGill, alas, didn't.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26
WHAT'S THE USE

WASHINGTON, D. C. The next time CT Joe, a Boston bun terrier, barks in the middle of the night, his owner will get out of bed and see what the trouble is. Several months ago, CT Joe parked a warn- ing but Earl Goodwin. living in downtown residential district, sleep fly threw shoe at him. The next morning Goodwin discovered that thieves had stolen two mat tresses and two small rugs. The same thing happened last night. This time Goodwin's living room rug was taken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-26

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