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Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
ALIAS SUM MONS

No. 1861
In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District of the State Of
Montana In and For the
County of silver Bow
JAMES ROGERS. Plaintiff,
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In the District court OF the Second
Judicial District of the State OF
Montana. in and for the
rguufx Of silver Row
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24

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In 'he District court Of the Second
Judicial District Of the State %
Montana. in and for the
county OF silver o
.sfY4pftE. HAHN. Plaintiff.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24

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judicial District OF the State OF
Muutant. in and for the
county uf silver l.ow
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Evening star., 1947-02-13
Mrs. WA. MorselI, 81,
Dies; Was Lifelong
Washington Resident

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Il.
Morsell, 90, . lifelong resident Of
Washington. will be held at pm.
tomorrow. Mrs. Morsell. who lived
at l401 Fairmont street NV, died
Tuesday at Bethesda Naval Hospital
after an illness Of two days.
Services will be held at the Hines
funeral home. 2so1 Fourteenth street
NV. The Rev. Pierre Tangent,
associate pastor of the Calvary
Baptist Church, Of which Mrs. Nor
sell had been q member for So years,
will ofIiciate. Burial will be in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. MorseIl was the widow Of
William A. Morsell, and mother of
Vice Admiral Everett g. Morsell,
U. s. NJ, retired. Admiral Morsell,
a naval ofiicer for the last Il years.
now is on duty ct Manila. Another
son, william G. Morsell, New York
insurance broker. died In 1910.
Although born in Philadelphia,
Mrs. Morsell had lived in Washing
ton since she was years old. She
was active in Red Gross work, and
was q member Of the -Four Score
branch Of the National Sunshine
Society.
In addition to Admiral Morsell.
she is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Thomas Dowling, Of Wilmington,
Del, and q brother. Edward r.
Hodges, of 5514 Srnallwood Drive,
Green Acres, Md. Two grandsons,
William M. Morsell Of New York and
Everett p. Morsen Of San Francisco,
also survive.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
1n Mrttturiattt

MCKAY, CHARLES A. In loving. mem
ory Of our dear father, CHARLES A. NC
h1x TeS e. hs ten years
Deep in. our. hearts lies . picture
in memory's frame We shall keep It,
Ioyso sssaHss pxuGHs B VI sne shs sfis
McKEEvER, THOMAS r. In loving re-
father, THOMAS r. McKEEvER, who de-
paytsa This life shiTythrss years ago TO-
o"'' '''nnS HIS " WIFE AND CHILDREN. .
ROWLETT, SARAH ]. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory of our @ dsaT,
LETT LETT, who left s Us one % Year ago today, Feb
ruary 13, 1876.
Deep in our hearts lies picture
OF loved one laid TO rest =.
Beeause you were were one Of the best:
LoyINa NWS SISTERS NIEcEs AND NErH-
srEILER, rsADoRE p. In loving mem
srzlHsi; sly i. fsss Sa0 departed this LIE r'0ra
always cherish the memories Of your kind
Y9sS SSIH SzHpss5s PEE s,Be ySsesn.z
THOMPSON. NARY z. In loving mem
9Ty q sIr gear VIE an. and uaSthsf NARY
years ago today. February 13, 1945.
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved one zone to rest,
ana Are esess ~hS Sho ans ovea yen you Sss
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweet1y, tender, fond and true;
There is not q day that passes
That We do not think of you.
HER LOVING HUSBAND, SAM, AND
DAUGHTER, VIOLA.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
rs.W.W.FuIIerD Dies;
James Byrnes' Sister.

Mrs. Leonore Byrnes Fuller, sister
Of former Secretary of State Byrnes,
died today in Tryon, N. c., where
she and her brother were vacation
ing.
Mrs. Fuller was a lawyer and
member Of the extension staff OF
the Agriculture Department for 81
years. She entered the department
in 1918 and, except for five years
as senior attorney in the Office Of
the solicitor, was connected with
the extension division. From 1910
until her retirement l1i944 she was
q specialists In home industries OF
the division.
!, A. native OF Charleston, S, o.. she
was, d graduate of the Washington
College of.Law. She was the widow
Of william w. Fuller Of Charleston.
Since her retirement from Gov
ernment service, Mrs. Fuller had
made her home with her brother
and with q daughter. Mrs Worth
iagton Miner of New York. She also
is survived by a son, William w.
Fuller of Pine, Colo, and fiye grand
children. -
Mr.. Byrnes will accompany the
body here, where requiem mass will
be said at II am. tomorrow at st.
Thomas Apostle Church, Woodley
road and Twenty-seventh street
NV. Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
DR.. Isaac ]. Van Ness, 86,
Baptist Leader, Dies
BY the Assoeioted Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 13.-Dr.
Isaac j. Van Ness, 86, former ex-
ecutive secretary and treasurer Of
the Baptist Sunday School Board
and a retired Baptist minister, died
at q hospital at nearby Madison
early today after an illness of two
years.
He was a member Of the John
Milton Foundation of New York and
served as secretary-treasurer of the
Sunday School Board from 1917 to
1885. He was a former editor Of
the Christian Index Of Atlanta, Ca,
and was editorial secretary Of the
Sunday School Board for II years
before accepting the secretary
treasurer post.
The retired minister held a doc
tors degree from Mercer Univer-
sity, Macon, Ga, and was gradu-
ate of Baylor University, Waco,
Tex, and the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY.
Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.
Julian Hagen, Bronxville, N. Y, and
three sons, DR.. Allen Van Ness,
Nashville: Noble Van Ness, Nash
vile, director of the Baptist Sum
day School Board, and DR.. Edwin
Van Ness, Biloxi, Miss.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Michael ". Dawson, 81.
District Resident, Dies

Michael w. Dawson, 81, died Tues
day in the home of son, Cyril w.
Dawson, Patent Office examiner, at
1924 Eighteenth street NE.
Mr.. Dawson worked in New Eng
land textile mills until 1927, when
he came to Washington to live
with his son, his only survivor.
He was born at Pittsfield, Mass,
in 1859, the son of Joseph and Ann
Cayanaugh Dawson. He entered the
textile mills at II and worked pro-
gressively at carding, finishing and
dyeing.
He was overseer of dyeing in mills
at Utica, N. Y; Bristol, Pa, and
Philadelphia. He also worked in
Portland, Me-, and for 20 years
was with the Stafford Woollen Co.
at Stafford Springs, Conn.
Funeral services will be held at
9 am. tomorrow at st. Francis de
Sales Church, 2021 Rhode Island
avenue NE. Burial will be In Stat
ford Springs, Conn.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Joseph E. Miller Dies;
Driving Instructor Here

Joseph E. Miller, a resident Of
Washington since World War T.
died suddenly yesterday at his home,
1921 Illinois avenue NV. For many
years Mr.. Miller was. associated
with various Washington auton1o-
bile dealers as a driving instructor.
Funeral services will be held at
1890 am. Saturday at the Deal
funeral home, 1912 Georgia avenue
NV. Burial will be in Winchester,
Va, where he was born.
Surviving Mr.. Miller are his
mother, Mrs. Lethia E. Miller, and
four sisters, Miss Ivy Miller Of the
Illinois avenue address; Miss Myrtle
Miller, Winchester; Mrs. Virginia
Van Doren, $500 Illinois avenue
NV, and Mrs. Edith Reynolds, 1926
Sixteenth street NV.
Also surviving are two brothers,
Melvin Miller, Harrisburg, Pa, and
Paul Miller of Washington.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Mrs. Donald Nelson Dies at rs;
Was 1899 G. w. Beauty Queen
Liver AiIment FotoI
To Wife Of Wurtime
WPB Chuirmun

Mrs. Donald Nelson, 28, wife Of
the former War Production Board
chairman, died last night in q Holly
wood hospital. The Associated
Press said death was ascribed to q
liver ailment.
Mrs. Nelson entered the hospital
about two weeks ago and died at
pm. yesterday with her husband
at her bedside.
The former Miss Marguerite
Coulbourne, Mrs. Nelson was a
George Washington University
beauty queen in 1899 and was Mr..
Nelson's secretary before they were
married. They would have cele-
brated their second wedding ami
versary tomorrow. The couple was
married in Washington by Thur
man Arnold, then justice Of the
United States Court of Appeals.
Mr.. Nelson now heads the Inde-
pendent Motion Picture Producers
Association.
A native of Connecticut, Mrs. Mel
son left George Washington Uni
versity before her, graduation TO
marry Paul Strashun, a New York
perfume executive, who died few
years later. After his death, she
returned to Washington.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Mrs. Maggie CzuI Dies;
Lived in D. G. rs Years

Mrs. Maggie Dybek Czul, 50, a
resident of Washington since 1920,
died yesterday at Doctors Hospital.
A native of Poland, Mrs. Czul
came to this country In 1912 and
lived in New York before coming to
Washington. For the last rs years
she had been housekeeper for Mrs.
William p. Collins, 3loo woodland
drive NV.
Surviving are son, Albert Czul,
who Is now in Scotland with a de-
tachment of Polish soldiers; a
daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Golinski,
Washington, and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am. Saturday at the residence
of her daughter, 309 Rock Creek
Church road NV. Requiem mass
will ebe said at 10 am. in st. Thomas
Apostle Church. Woodley road and
Twenty-seventh street NV. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
1r Mrttturiattt

BARBER, LULA G. In cherished mem
Of our ssSysd snd ett siehf sesrs
liz HER sfhi eHhiEbSEs. MAGDE' ADDn AND
BoWLES, NELLIE AND WILLIAM Il:
In tender tribute and loving nem1Ty MM1 81 q
BOWLES. who passed to the Great Be-
yond twenty-eight years ago today, Fen-
rIsTy T. 1912 End father bsr WAiM Ala Il T.
They've been called away for little while,
That their love cannot bridge the gap be-
And stiil reach to where they are.
So we DO not srisve for the voices that are
AND su aH ' yhs. st as 'hssoT; nso M blue
They are away from US for . while
that's all.
THE1ahk WakkaS RHy9H5saR2 n5a2 fERFFFRE !. sRFFR MASME B.
Of CAPE oar mdsi ss ks5r eS eAp Rso
away ten years ago today February 1s'
God gave US wonderful mother,
One Of The vo,as la op very sssrts best va, done.
He called her home to rest.
She is gone, but not forgotten,
A face we loved so well.
And, on, now We MISS you, ueaf AuVtllc1,
HER cHfLDREN. GLADYS, MARY. ELIZA
BETH ]. c., JOSEPH AND JIM.
JOHNSON, DIR. WILLIS G.. Sacred to
the memory Of faithful and devoted hus,
band, DR.. WILLIS c. JOHNSON, who passed
away three years ago today, February ID,
HIS us. LOVING WIFE GEORGE sHEFFEy
JOHNSON. NORA Z. IN memory Of our
parted this world eleven years ago today
We miss your smile and face 20 fair,
And the way you nxed your SOFT brown
We miss your laughter and the way you
The spirit sou had when we went for a
walk.
We miss the tune you used to hum,
We miss being with YOU most Of all, dear
nom.
And we have felt lonely feeling
AS we chase the tears away.
And this M little wish vs1nsa came stealing.
HER DEVOTED DAUGRTERs. SUSIE
MuSCHLTTZ AND BERTHE HOWARD.
MASON. RACHEL E. In loving memory
Of our wife aud mother. RACHEL =. MA
SON, who passed away one year ago TO-
day. February 13, 1946.
And had He asked US, WELL We know
We would have said, Lord, spare this
Yes, s1Hh WITH fearful eyes we'd say.
Lord. We love her. please let her stay"
That We may walk the same,
For someday down that lonely road
You'u hear US call your name
nfXogg6Rp MogoR cHHbh aHSHanR JonEs JoaE r. w5M masoa
MATILDA u. GRAY.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
DR.. John f. Francis,
Washington Dentist
For Al Years, Dies; I, :.

DR.. John F. Francis, 81, a WASH
ington dentist for Al years, died yes
terday at Freedmens Hospital after
an illness of nearly q year.
He was the son Of the late DR..
John r. Francis, for whom the
Francis Junior High School is
named, and the late Betty Jean
Francis, ;nrst president Of the Phyllis
Wheatley YWCA and a former mem
Der of the District School Board.
A Washington resident all his life,
DR.. Francis attended Dunbar High
School and was graduated from the
University OF Pennsylvania School
Of Dentistry in 1905. He was in
charge Of the dental infirmary at
Howard University for five years,
and instituted public school den-
tai inspection service here.
DR.. Francis was 32d degree Ma
son, member Of Blaine's Repub-
lican Club, and a member of the
Oldest Inhabitants, Inc. A past ex-
alted ruler Of Columbia Lodge, he
was also q member of the Past Ex-
alted Rulers Council No. Of that
organization. In 1912, DR.. Francis
was a delegate from the District of
Columbia to the national Repub-
lcan convention.
He is survived by two sons, John
r. Francis, jr., 1921 Second street
NV, and 1t. Henry Francis, now
with the Army occupation forces
in Germany, and two daughters,
Mrs. Geneyieve Burke, 320l. Fiji
teenth street NE, and MTa Betty
RI West. sa07 Elorid yktsNe NV.
Also SURVIVING alS slirH bruthers,
III. Milton8 A. Fralicdss 2f0g Penn
sylvania arenlle NV, and Hugh n.
Francis and Cedric Francis, both
of Puerto Rico. 49,
Funeral services will be held at
/ pm. Saturday at the Mcclure
funeral home with4the Eaex d. B.
Taylor Of tlae III iftsertI tTeetPres-
byteriansC ChlMeh ofieiA tin Burial
VIII be ii Lincoln Memprisi Gene
Evening star., 1947-02-13
'FBl Adopts 4S-Hr. Week
To Clear Pending Cases

FBI employees today. were on .
48-hour week as the bureau sought
to catch up on its heavy backlog
of cases for investigation.
The employees win work an s-hour
day on Saturdays at overtime pay,
both here and In the field. There
are about s2go0 FBI employees In
Washington.
Director ]. Edgar Hoover ordered
the longer workweek in an attempt
to clear up 10000 unfinished in
vestigations by July /. Employees
earning $4,000 . year, or less will
receive time-and-a-half compensa-
ton for the extra 8 hours. Those
earning more than $4,000 annHally
will receive overtime payment but
not at time-and-a-half rate.
Evening star., 1947-02-13

Besides her husband, she is sur
viyed by her grandmother, Mrs.
Anna Coulbourn of Denton, Md,
and a brother, T, Dukes Coulbourn
Of the Navy.
No funeral arrangements were an
nounced, hut burial probably viii be
in Hollywood, the Associated Press
said. ~
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Mrs. SpongIer, 80, Dies;
Retired Census EmpIoye

Mrs. Annie cClanahan Spangler,
80, former Census Bureau employe,
died yesterday at Lake Charles, La.
She had made her home with a
son, George Spangler, at West Lake,
La, since her retirement about 10
years ago.
Mrs. Spangler for many years was
in q clerk in the manufacturers
division Of the Census Bureau. She
was a native Of WilliamsRort, Md,
where funeral services and burial
will be Sunday. fjS &; E7iihs
Besides her son George, she Is
survived by another soh, Hubert
Spangler Of st. Louis. IA. 50 'stls
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Sewer Plans Grunt Approved

MART1NsBURG, ". Va, Feb, ,l3
{speciaD "A $4,000 grant for this
city has been appfoved by the
Federal Works Agency IN Washing
ton to be used for preparation, of
plans for . $500, 1000 sewage project,
1t was announced by Mayor Paul B.
Martin.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
100 Jups Still, at War

MANILA, Feb. 13 (P.-More than
100 well-armed Japanese soldiers,
apparently unaware the war is over,
have barricaded themselves on re-
mote Palawan Island, in the South
eastern Philippines. Maj. r. r.
Prewitt said today.
Evening star., 1947-02-13

,,o SCHLoRB, GEORGE L. The family Of
the late GEORGE l.. SCHoRB wish to ex-
press appreciation to their many friends
ma relatives TOR their kindness during
4heir bereavement. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Dratha

4. o'NEM. JOSEPH FKANCIs: On tues.
oNEIL beloved son Of the late John and
Ellen O'Neil and brother Of John, Eugene
Mrs. Annie Wood. Funeral from the Tim
othy Hanlon Funeral Home, 641 II ct. me-,
on Friday, February IA. at $3.50 am. Re-
QUEEN mass at Holy Name Church OF 8 am
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13
PRATHER, FRANCIS G. On wednes-
aay rsbTussyn 2ynrI ~ 1871 q Proyeepp:. sss p:
and father Of James 4. pTather. Funeral
services az the Thomas Murray nssss
February Is, at ! Pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. II
PRATHER, FRANCIS C. A special COM
munication Of Hope Lodge. No.
20, r. A. A. NJ. Is called for the
IN purpose Of attending the funeral
MN of our late brother, FRANCIS c.
~N PRATHER, on Saturday, Fehyu.
NJ airy Is, 1947, at 12 noon.
WILLIAM NJ RTTTENHOUSE,
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Evening star., 1947-02-13
DpathH

. ARAyANIs. SSseIFo; p!o,..Tas On Taur,aa.y. aas.
aaushter Of Mrs. ATgiro ATavenis and Sis
n Of Pauline. Anthony and Spero Ara;
S%s ass ldo lR5sysdsss sdsss.p on Fsasasl sasasl
IA Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Or.
Church t.5ena 9Th anS ssssd E ceme. e.
= ruary IL, 1917, JAMES BARKE.
4Ras Graveside services at Arlington
@ National Cemetery on Friday
NS February Ia Ia47, at Pm.
SERVICES by Chambers.
Evening star., 1947-02-13

Attest: ANDREW s. We5fis.R5a cofsToN sss'er ses. IA
rsslssI5 To- s4z aEoou " nSasss
of so7 4th st. NV. husband Of Maize NC
Clinton, grandson Of Mrs. Mary McClinton
nds s nsghsy es If NE se MsVsn Mss WeEny gehs;
Funeral Home. N. J. ave. and r st. NV.
First Born Church Of Christ Friday. Feb
McCRAE, JESSIE LEE. On Saturday,
February g; iS47, At Pennsylvansa s General M
Mccrae and sister Of Margaret Burke:
Ass q sau s hs
THURSDAY. February 13. at pm. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. 13
MILES, HERBERT RICHARDSON. On
stsses Nays Hospsa M aEs
BERT RICHARDSON MILES, beloved hls-
band Of Ida Elizabeth Miles Of 54os Earl
st0n At the be- sethesda a Chevy fs Chase funeral
Home of VIM. Reuben Pumphrey Saturday.
February IS, at II am: Interment, Ar
MILLER. JOSEPH T. sysssnIy; Iy;eg 9n Wed
MiEs nssdaE as0TgaEy Fl 5sly 1os m sve shs
Myrtle, Ivy and Paul Miller; Mrs. Virginia
fo from MeT she w. psa Pansra Home 4sis
Georgia ave: NV, on Saturday, FEBRUARY
nv.sa hS lGse s1S 1s
.sru.fz MIEH TO- MIS- sl7 nsNgk y 5sEea
years. mother Of MRS. H, 3. Mcclure oi
vVea 6s iouF other H. eden ons
ten Grandchildren and eight great-grand-
children. Funeral services at Washington,
Pa. Thursday. February 13 at pm. .
MORsELL, CLARA HODGES. On Tues
shtss asE SssusEy ad CLARA g4 AoDa 81 aasr HSsss
la late wi 1%Siilllam 4. Morse1i;, mother Of vice
AanFG 1ssasa Eys5s.s a q Ms
Of San francisco. Calf; sister Of Mrs;
Edward r. Hodses Of this city Services
at the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901
14th st. .. M on Fr5day ac FsbrpaCry Cmst.r1 IL a.
assrsen dsk ss nv w. 4 az ofo
LIKsIN; beloved husband Of Essis ss. Price .s
esapman ansna ahS Mr. i MuiIkin rest: @ q the war:
ner =. Pumphrey Funeral Home, S43i
Georgia aye aye Silver Spring; ns. Nd; .,ss where rs
IA. at II am. Intefment Kemptown Gem
etery. Kemptown. Md. ID
oAKEs. MYRA HENRYx.. On wednes-
day february u. 1947, IN Charleston
John Calvin Oakes, q. s. Army. retired
Calvin Hawley Oakes Of Washington. D. c..
and Col. John Cosswell 'Oakes, o. s. A., OF
Fort Monroe. Va, and brother, Mr
Jame. B. Henryx of Sutton Bay, Mich
Interment Arlington National Cemetery on
Saturday. February Is, at 11:30 am
Please omit flowers. IA
oGLE. EDNA M. on Tuesday. February
M. oGLE Of 1880 walker Mil rd.,, Piney
Grove, Nd, wife of Howard J. Ogle and
mother Of Lille Lorraine and Marian May
Ritchie Brcs. Funeral Home, Upper MARI
boro, Md Services at Epiphany Church
Forestvilie, Md, on Friday. February II,
az Q pm. Interment church cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-02-13

dsy' FeDruary IL, l947, at Suburban HOS
pisaI, JosEPH c. CLAGHORN, beloved nus
band OF Constance T. Ciagnorn Of Canin
.Iohn PARK, Nd, Remains resting st the
Bethesda-CheYy Chase Funeral Home o.
WIN. Reuben Pumphrey. Funeral services
and interment, private, Friday Feoruass
"A, Please omit flowers. 44
Evening star., 1947-02-13

JOHNSON; ANNIE s; On Tgssaay; Feb
loved mother Of Hiida Ray Evans, DR.. w.
H. M. johnson and r. Gordon johnson OF
Detroit, Mich. Also surviving are q SON
dren and q Ereat-Erandson. 1nterment
Detroit, Mich. ARRANGEMENTS BY W. Ernest
Jarvis Co. 13
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-23
DRAMATIC APPEAL
 IN TALE OF 1000
 MEN AND A HORSE

Lack of marquee names with which to attract is about the only strike against Gallant Bess',' ac- cording to one able reviewer. This picture about young man and | his horse-to horses to be precise although the steed plays a dual role-opens here Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
 The film is declared to rate. as to validity of dramatic appeal, with the best of the releases featurine the relationship between man and his animals.
 Produced by Harry Rapf and di- reeted by Andrew Marton from an original story and screen play by Jeanne Bartlett suggested by an incident told by Lieut.. Marvin Park, USNR, the picture recounts the experiences of a 16-year-old boy whose dead father has left him thoroughbred mare, Bess, and an ambition to establish a StOcK 1arm.
 When the Navy inducts tEe boy and prevents him from rushing to the side of his beloved horse in time to save her from death by pneumonia, he tecomes antag- onistic toward his superior off oe1s. Later, on q remote island under Jap bombardment, he saves strlKen horse he finds in the jungle, and it becomes a beloved mascot of his company. There's pathos as well as melodrama in the events which precede a novel and stimulating ending
 This is MGM's fist feature pro- duced in Cinecolor and is also the first major feature in some time produced with an all-male cast (the good horse Bess being the only gal present..
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-23
Why not save up for some sum

Most folks think of savings as something you set aside for rainy day emergencies.
 But there are plenty of "5nnny day" occasions to save for tool!
 For instance, that nesv hOme you want to own some day ... that frip abroad you plan to take ... that college education you want to give your youngsters sunny day" savings will help get you all these.
 But how soon can you pile up those sunny
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-23
EIiin Cove
 News Noles
(special Correspondencel

Special Correspondence)
 ELFIN COVE, Alaska, Aug. 19-- Pilot Williams of the Dean Good win airways flew MT. Berg here today to check Radio Station XII and to install the airplane crystal MT. Berg is radio technician for Alaska Communication System.
 Nurse Esther Wise returned to Ju- neau on Elfin II.
 Mrs Charles Hubbard came home on the Elfin II but will return to Juneau in about six weeks for an appendicitis operation.
 Mrs Edward Dull and son, Don ald came in on the mail boat Au- rQra to visit her sister, Mrs. Esther Fienming, and will return to Ju- naau on the Aurora, Thursday.