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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
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(Sortfesung BON Geste u

batten. Sn langeren ausfiibrungen
nuroe Die 8enadteiligung ser geeger
I'M Siioen fritiiiert, aber aud @eaen-
oen i'm Noroen nno @eIten tpuroen
megen bort beltebenber 8erlt6Be ge-
gen Die perionlicben 8erfaiiungsredte
ermabnt. 9ie 8unoesbauptItaot ielbit
muroe als ugrapbiife SIluItrierung
zines 8eriageus Der 8enofratie" un6
als einfaastor gum nsSim grotp"- :
Spitem I'M Siioen bingeltellt.
Sotpobl Der oelnofratii1e ols audi
Der republifanii6e Nationalfonbent
peroen nahltes Sabr in Bbilabelpbia
Itattfin6en. Ser bemofratiid,e gentio-
nalausihuB tpdblte lebte 8ohe elm
itimmig Die audferitaot, nahoem
San 5ronciseo iid auriidge3ogen bot
tie. Gin Oatnm ipuroe nod niht felt
gelest, aber Der &onpent oiirfte gln-
lang Snli ftattfinoen. Die gfepublifa.
ner baben ben 8eeinn hires &onbents
auf ben 81. SUM feitselegt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

1sdtpierigfeiten 5u f1inpfen batte. 8e-
ionoers idiuierig mar iein 8erb6lts
mis- gum griebild)en Sofe. Ser BnpIt
Iudte nit bem &niler in freunolihem,
frieoli6em Ginbernebnten 5lt iteber,
nno NOR auBerit nadgiebig. Nibts-
beitomeniger beipabrte er feline Selb-
itGnoigfeit, 10 oft cine &onilion nit
Ser Staatsgeipalt eintrat. gr belt Die
&ette Der Stride uno bes Mpoitoli-
ihen StibIes nit &roft nnb gnt-
idiebenbeit aufreft. Muh iudte ct
ieine 5reunOe am Sofe au aonitanti-
nopel on5u 5u betpegen, baB miBlie-
bige WaBnabmen Der &egierung ent-
ipeoer Derbinoert ooer riidgdngig ge-
ma6t ipuroen.
SreiIicb trat 5mii1en Sem 8oplt
unO Dem Goiler Mouritius infolge
bes feinoieligen genebmens eige1-
niibiger nno ebrgei5iger faiierliber
9eanten balo cine Spatnlng Elm,
Delde liG nabreno Ser gan5en Geeie-
oes aaiiers forterbielt. Ga-
Der alb ieine groBe @enugtuung, ols
Gbocas infolge zines SoIoatenauf-
itonos ltauritiis bonn Sbrone itieB
unO i'm iamt ieiner 6amilie gum
Sooe perurteilte. Gr oanfte @ptt unb
8bocaS fiir Die 8efreiung bon Sem
SoGe bes unouloiamen 4ailers.
Sn beIonoerem Batbos gebalten
mar Oas ,S6reiben, nit apeldem er
Die &aiierin 2eontia begriiBte. Die
bisberige seoranete 9orltelung Der
umfangreiben llno pielieitigen SGtig-
felt 8regors oes 8roBen muB ieben
nit bober slcbtung Dor Dem groBen
0eiite lno oem gang Dem Gienite ser
Stride gelpeibten gifer oieies 8apites
erfiillen.
(Jortietung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
M. 9. s..

2Str DraltOel llllS Nun Inn ole Ser=
lorgung unlerer anitnlt nit guteln
@aiier in SiiIle unb Siille ni6t Die
geringIte Sorge 5u MAIDEN. Gas neue
8aileriDltem bat in ieoer 8e5iebung
Die 8rpbe beltanben. Iber mir iteben
Dor einem anoern, nidt minber i6pie=
rigem Broblem, bas nit oer 3eit of
fenbar idDieriger uno foltlpieliser
miro. Gosielbe lit fur5 folgenoes
Selt fiinf5ebn Sobren iino uniere
&aiierleitungsrobre ben iiblen Sol
gen einer 8aiierart unterlporfen ge=
Delen, Die infolge ibres boben Shne-
fel= uno &alfgebalts oie 2eitungsrob-
rem ourb 9toIt uno mineralil6en Hie=
oeri6lag berart gel6abigt noroen,
oaB iie an pielen Steaen our6Io6ert
uno an onoern Stellen perltopft iinb.
&obl iino i'm 2aufe oes pereangenen
Sabr5ebnts Geparaturen gemadt uno
id)aobafte &obren erlett noroen. Ser
gangene @s6e mar elm Sell unierer
@ebduoe DoIlitdnOig obne beiBes 8ai-
ier. Iie 2eitrngsrobren iparen our6
mineraliihe NieoeridlGge politGnoig
peritopft.
gluf oen eriten 8lid i6eint bie Se-
bung oieier S61pierigfeit Elm 2ei6tes
gu iein: ndmli6, bic untaugli6en
&obren our6 aleue 5u eriesen. @er
aber nit Der &onitruftion ltnierer
8aiierrobren befonnt lit, ipeiB, boB
cinmal Elm Seil oerlelben burd bide
@anoe uno, 3enlentbooen binbur6
fiibren. Cine peitere S6nierigfeit lit
bie geiGaffung neuer 2eitunesr0b-
ren, Die gegenpdrtig iduer erbaltlid
Limo.
@egen unieres neuen, por5iigli6en
8aiieripltems miro oie Gage iib faum
lldmieriger geltalten, benn Der S6as
oen lit bereits angeri6tet. @enn lnb
mann es 1tns rnoslid iii, neue Set
tungsrobren 5u erbalten, iperoen mir
uns ge5mungen Ieben, &upferrobren
ein5ulegen.
Menn elmer unlerer 2eIer uns eine
8e5ugsquelle angeben fann, mdrer
mir ibm iebr oanfbar, ipenn er uns
cine CUTE 2obung 9t0bren auf uniere
Soften 515ul6iden iml ltanoe ndre.
! gs lit elm alltaelib eeporoenes
Gorfommen, 8riefe aus 8eutI6lanf
81 erbalten, Die an uniere 8ublifa.
tionen geridtet iino. Soeben eing uns
aus Iaden Elm an oie ,Soiepbinum
Gepiem' seridtetes S6reiben 5u mil
| folgenOem Snbalt:
uSn Sbrer 4usgabe bonn 12. 4pril
fano i6 einen fur5en 8eridt iibel
,Sbe Gilgrimage for 8eace Sron
&refelo TO aaden'. @ir baben bas
groBe areu5 ielbIt geieben uno es
mar cine grobe &unbgebung IN I'm
ierer Staot. Gieaeidt lit Sbnen eine
8eidreibung Ser Bilserfabrt tpiafon1.
men, ipesbalb if BEN 8eridt beifiige
Sd fano SIR Waga5ine auf Dem @eQ
gum 9abnbof. Meine iieb5ebniGbrig(
Spdter beiudt bie fatbolii6e S6ult
in unierer Staot. Sic ipri6t 5ienlif
gut engliib uno tpiiroe Die 3uien
oung etli6er 9eummern iebr beipia
fommnen. Gin barter 8inter iteb.
llns bepor, aber ser Iiebe @ott tpirf
uns Die Groft geben, einen ipeiterr
@inter 81 iiberiteben. Wfit better
8iinlden uno Soffnungen fir oi'
3ufunft aeihnet Srau SSobannc
Blum, 22c Iaden, Gbeinlanb, Soar
Str. Sc (8ritiib 3one)."
gs lit seltattet, 3eitunsen ols @e
|ihenf In Die amerifaniIde uno britt
!ide Gone 81 ienoen. Nir ienoen be
reits cine quite sln5abl unierer 8lGt
tier, Die bon uniern 2elern geItifte
'tpurben, nod bei6en 8e1abunasaonen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
Bprtbinston, .. - ct. Baal, Wiun.
Samstag, s. Hpbember 1947.


Sunntas, 8. Npbember: Siernno'
siuansisiter Sonutag nadJ Sfing.
item. - Gpangelium: Som
llnfraut lnter oem 8ei5en (Wattb.
13).
Nontag, 10. Nopember: anbreas
glpellino.
0ierstag, IL. Nobember:: Martin, 8i-
Idol.
Dtittmo6, 12. Hopember: Martin,
8apit.
Gonnerstag, 13. Nopenlber: Stanis.
Iaus.
Sreitag, IA. 0ouember: Solapbat.
Samstng, Is. Hopember: gilbert Der
@roBe.
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Sooesan5etgen

8illiam 8riesbamm, geltorben am
|. Sftober 1947 i'm Sitter bon bier.
unoIieb5ig Sabren in 2ouisbille, &p
Gr binterlabt ieine Satin uno 5ebn
ainoer. Gin Sobn lit Brieiter Der
Gio5eie uno cine SoGter lit eine
8armber5ige Sdmeiter bon 0a5aretb
Der 8eritor6ene mar Elm alter, eifri.
ger Seler ieit ie6sunopier3ig Sabren
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(Jortiebung folgt)
Stiu1l1Ie DcS NDlfeS
far Dos SDiepbinnm


Sor fur5em ging uns cine Sunme
@eloes perloren. Sd peripro6, gum
9elten oes Soiepbinlims einen Sol.
lar fiir Die Irn1en Seelen su ienben.
9lm nadlten Morgen tpuroe bas @elo
ouigefunOen.
2eier, ct. 2onis, Mo.
ginliegeuO $50 5ur SreilteIle, eli.
ne @abe, Die iG in einem beIonoern
anliegen 81 Gbren Der Wutter BON
@uten &atc perlproden batte. Sd bin
erbort ipprben.
i Siernlit ienOe ib Sbnen So, bic id
5u Gbren Oes Sl'iten Ser5ens, Der
afuttergoties nno oes FL. Solepbs in
einenl slnlicgen perlpro6en bate. Sd
bin, 6ott lei Ganf, erbort ipor6en.
90. &C., Minn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

men IN ibrent ieipeiIigen Mahtbereid.
Aber oarnit tpdre ann6fIt nur Der
3nitono anerfannt, Der iit de faeto
ldnglt berausgebilbet bat. Gnt-
II6eioeno lit oann; @ie gebt es tpei-
iter2 9enn bie geatur uno Die @e-
Iibi6te fenneit ni1t einen ein5igen
lIugenblif bes StillItanos uno an
feinem Gag lit oie Gage genau 10, ipie
am Gortog!
| Sier nun bot cine ieniationelle Ser
offentlidnng Der Stem Worfer ,3imes'
bom 16. Sftober 1947 einen Singer
15eig gegebe1L Der ,,oie fomnenoen
Ginge" iebr mobI anbeuten fonnte:
/ Inter olsoriidlidber 8etpnllng, oaB
es ii6 Inn uoffi5ieGe Gnellen" ban
belt, berihtet ramlit bas einfluBrei-
ide 9latt, boB Die amerifaniIde He-
lglernfg enbgiiltige 8eipeiIe oafiir bat,
oaB Die Guiien cine oertlhe Mrmee
bon.b .bnnoertino5ebn- biz bunbertfiinfz
unblieb5igtauieno Mann rnter ben
l@eneralen bon Salllus uno bon Seb=
olls aufgeltellt nnb periamrneIt ba-
ben, Die slt einem Wosfnu geeignet
erldeinenoen 3eitpunft nod 0euti1-
lanb maridieren meroe, INN BORT cine
proruiiiide &egierune 5u erridten.
| 3ablreibe eigene Na6ridten beItG-
tigen oiele sluffaiiung lett pielen Wp-
naten aber bisber Ite1ten ii1
gSalbington iinb 2onoon taub (uno
Baris fennt in ieinem Dei,ti6enbab
iiberbanpt feine neitlidtige BoIitif
lmebrD. Nad bieien geadri6ten lit
oanit slt rebnen, baB &uBlano bie
| Baulus= =4rmee in politii6 ,lngefdbr
Der gleifen @eiie bebanbelt, pie sic
griehil6en 8ueri1as: Inn einen oi=
reften angriff ruiiiiher 9ruppen ge-
gen Die angeliabien 5r permeiben,
beoient man iib in Mosfau FOLDER
nnationaler &ontingente" uno fann
bnm ie nah Dem Musgang oie S1noe
in ltnl6ulo tpaifen ober eben oen
Siegespreis einiteden. - @enn bieIe
germutllne ridtig lit, bann miro es
bereits .bie 8alilus -Mrlnee iein, 6ie
.liegrei6 in Berlin" ein5iebt uno oa-
our6 eine lngebeure @elle notiona-
ler SodItimmung ausl0It.
ltnb marum lonte iif) einige SEQ.
nate ipater oas Spiel oann niht in
6ranffurt am Wain tpieberbolen?!
- Die 8eitrnd6te tnontieren sSabri-
fen nb beoroben bic bariiber errt-
porten arbeiter nit bent lSnngertob
|ooer nit Der &ugeI ~, ., Sic beutiden
|&riegsgefangenen IN ben 8eItmGdten
lino iltHt einnlal Soloaten, ionoern
|nnr geicbunoe Mrbeitsifloben Die
8iirofratie Der @eitma6te liegt pie
Elm Sftopus iiber Dem ausgeiogenen,
pertDiilteten 2ano lino erItidt ieoe sstti-
tiatipe, ieoe Soffnnng. ieoen @laube1
- fuenn cine bentidbe Irmee GelbIt
in ruiiiiden llniformeD iiegrei6 in
Sronffurt einmaridiert un6 yoie
bentibe ginbeit nieoerberitellt"
Damn miro Der ean5e 3niammenbrud
Der 8eutiflano-Solitif Der @eitmd1-
te offef1bar 1Deroen uno bic WiI-
liaroen oes Waribaa-8lans iino oas
|gcgen fein S6ut!
gs mare 81 miini6en, bob man in
8albington mebr i'm @eilt iol6er pip
dologil6en ltnb politilben l1eberle-
gungen on Die 2onooner 4onferen5
berangebt - ionit fam Die &onfere15
bon 2onoon lei6t DDS 8oterloo bes
Waribaa=Nans uno Ser Srlmon-
3oftrin tperbenl
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Sn oem Wiiiionsbaus Ser Sblaten-
patres in 8bite 8ear 2afe traf TO-
eben ser bodm. p. Sigismunb D5ier-
5ef, O.MI, elm, nahbem ct 'brei Sab
re lang in ieinem &einatlano HoIen
in einem ruiiiiben &onaentrationsIa-
ger feitgebalten tporoen mar. Or min
it'd nunmebr nit grlaubnis Der Bun-
oesregierung, Oauerno in SEN Ser.
Staaten nieoerlaiien.
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@ardhha,esA !
,L..a;aiSsM

Wiilnanfee, @is. Am 27. Sf=
tober itarb Ser bod1p'lte Wigr. M. 80.
Sentinger, iiebenunbied5ig Sabre alt
unb ieit fiinfunbpieraig Sabren Yrie-
]ter. @eboren in Wilmaufee, nahte
Der 8eritorbene ieine Stuoien am ct.
Jrancis-Senlinar, mo- er am 26. Of
tober 1902 getpeibt tpuroe. Il. a. tpirf-
te er in Menominee Sals, Biz er
1929 als 8farrer an Die 90. Yeter
unb Bauls= Stride in Wiltpaufee er-
nannt nurbe, po er Bis Dor tpenigen
Wonaten iegensreih mirfte. 1888
muroe er bon Hapit Hius XII. gum
papltlihen &ausprdlaten ernannt.
9ie feierliden @requien erfolgten am
9onnerstag I. g. 9as iolenne Ste
quiemamt 5eIebrierte Ser bo1m'fte
&r. George u. WeDer; bie leste Mb-
lolntion erteilte @r5biid]of &ileD. r..
UP.
Sm boben @lter bon abtunoa6t5ig
Sabren itarb na6 LANCER &ranfbeit
Der bobm. Sr. Bernard Sites, felt
pierunoledais Sabren Brieiter ilno
lett bieraig Sabren am ct. 5rancis-
Senlinar tatig. gr NOR in Wilmaufee
geboren, 1nadte feline Stuoien an Nh.
Gnlnarn ui1b am ct. Srancis- -5emi-
mar, mo er 1883 Die Brieitertpeibe
empfing. Saralif .ipirfte er bis 1887
in Der Bfarrieeliorse, ipurbe Johann
2ebrer an Der friiberen Bio Mono.
Shule uno 1903 Brofeiior an ct.
Jrancis, mo er biz 1910 tpirfte. -
9ie feierliden grequien erfoIaten in
ct. 6rancis. Das gfeqliem 5elebrier-
te Der bod1p. Seminnrneoea1 Or. S.
W. Sdneioer; Die leBte Mbiolution er-
teilte gr5biIdof &ilep. RIP.
Sos Anseles, Calf. SIN MI-
ter bon 5tpeinnoiieb3ig sSabren itarb
nad fiir5er &ranfheit Der bodtp'ite
'Sr. SSobn S. Gantipen, felt 1886 gr5-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
COAL FUND

COAL FUND
Previously credited. 81 ,O45.5
In memory of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Seidensticker, Co.
lumbus, o. .....,....... $500
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bar
lock, Renova, Pa. .s... 500
Very Rev N. NJ, Kans. 49,. 500
Jos. Kauer, Rib Lake, Wis. ESQ
Alois Tantsits, Coplay, Pa. 1.50
Mrs. Mathilda Bubser, Sen
eca, Kans. .......... so
Total. 81 ,oss .Os
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08

Gielleibt fitrbet iid nnter iniern
2eiern ienano, tpelher Srou HluItt
elm Sobresabonnement nnierer ,SsSoiR-
pbinum GeDietp' ODER oes ,Sbtoz8ai-
ienfreunb ienoen ipiirbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-11-08
VIGIL LIGHTS

c. Klein, Cleveland, o.. $500
John Ebnet, OSgood, Ill. 49,. LOO
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Trfiitfae 81 Gbren Der
bl. Mutter Gabrint

Previously credited. $3.50. SO, ,642.52
Mrs. Otto Ruff, Wrapping
ers Falls, NY. ......... 10000
Hy E. Greulich, Belling-
ham, Wash. 1000
Rev. Nm, Mich. ........ 600
The Held Family, Hastings,
MINI. $50
Mrs. Geo, Petrusky, Johns
town, Pa. 100
C. ]. Stoffel, Lajunta, Colo. LOO
Total. SO, ,162O2
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-28
VFW WILL DISCUSS
LEMKE MEASURE AT
MEETING ON FRIDAY

Announcement is made today
that the Lemke bill will be the
chief subject discussed at the meet
ing of the VFW scheduled to start
at BIS O'Clock Friday evening.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-28
COMEDY,
DANCING IN BILL
NOW AT CAPITOL

For all those who enjoy music
comedy and dancing as film fare
(and who doesnt?) Republics ex-
cellently produced and directed
new filmus,cal. Earl Carroll
Sketchbook" which is at the Cap
itol Theatre tonight for the last
times, promises an evening of fine
entertainment.
Constance Moore and William
Marshall are starred In the light
hearted story OF a composer who
finds it more practical to write
singing commercials than to write
great music and of a girl who
turns song-plugger and winds ur
as a star.
Johnny Coy, sensational dancer
is seen in three spectacular num-
bers, dancing with pretty, petite
Dorothy Babb.
Bill Goodwin, Vera Vague, Ed
ward Everett Horton and Hillary
Brooke have top roles in the
stellar cast, and new tunes head
ed for the top of the hit list
were written by julie Styne ano
Sammy Calm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-28
Priests Are
Attacked by
Trieste Mob

VATICAN CITY Aug. 28--IR--
The Vatican newspaper L'Observa-
tore Romano, charged today that
the weekend mob violence against
Catholic clergymen in the Yuglo-
slav-occupied zone of Venezia Giulia
was the result of "persecutory hat
red against religion and the Catholic
Church.
The newspaper blamed groups of
armed DULLES" for an attack at
Lanische, southwest of Trieste, in
which a priest was beheaded and a
Vatican prelate was wounded seri-
ously. 1t also blamed such groups
for the death of another priest,
whose mutilated body was reported
by the Trieste newspaper La Voce
de Liberia to have been found in a
forest.
A Fiume dispatch said Msgr. Jakob
ukmar. the Vatican prelate who was
injured, still was in Fiume General
Hospital wounded too seriously to
talk about the incident, Msgr. Tx
mar had been sent to the area to
confirm Catholic children after local
priests experienced hostiities.
The Allied Military Government
said last night it was informed-that
the priest who was beheaded by a
sickle welding mob in the attack
Sunday was the Rev Miro Bulesich
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-28
Food
Situation IS
NotSoGood
Hoover Says Need Greater
than Last Year : Not
Pres. Candidate

CHICAGO, Aug. 28-tRl- The
world food situation, says Herbert
Hoover doesn't look very good"
I I'VE have a surplus of food in
the United States as usual, hut not
as great a one as we had last
year." the 73-year-old former
President told newsnen as he
stopped between trains from Cali
fornia to New York. The world
need is probably greater this year
than it was last"
Hoover, who is going to New
York to assume the Craftsmanship
of the new Congressional Commits
sion for reorganization of Govern
ment Bureaus, said he had no
views concerning the possible Re-
publican candidate for President.
He told newsmen he was certain
that he would not accept the NOM
ination if it were offered to him.
mo man at my age should take
the nomination the former Presi-
dent said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-28
AGRARIAN PARTY
IS DISSOLVED BY
BULGARIAN GOVT.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug. 28-lR--
Parliament has passed a law dis
solving the Agrarian party, chief
opposition to the Communications
mated Fatherland Front govern
ment.
Nikola Petkov, head of the party,
is under death sentence for what
the government said was plotting
against the regime.
CThe U. s State Department
made it plain that the United
States planned further action on
behalf of Petkov, despite a Russian
rebuff
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-28

Rad the xan,-ads Tor nareamsl
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-28
IN
MERRY Funniest
AT 10Th CENTURY

The Laugh Parade is in town
these days and Stan Laurel and
Oliver Hardy are its drum majors
That means there's mile oil
laughs at the goth Century Thea
ire where the angular Stan and
the rotund Ollie are appearing
in Observation-Disclosures Moth
ing But Trouble
Tossed out OF job after Job as
a butler-chef team. the comedians
finally find themselves in demand
because of the manpow2r shortage
and are hired by the socially am
hitious Mrs. Hawkley. played by
Mary Boland.
Their first assignment is to
serve a dinner to the guardian
of young king-in-exile-and
thereby hangs the tale of one
of the funniest movies to hit the
screen in many a month.
The film takes them all through
ia hilarious series of events which
sees them set things to right only
after the kind of rib-tickling mis-
understanding Stan and Ollie al
ways have been famous for.
Miss Boland plays the scatter
Drained Mrs. Hawkley to perfec-
ton. Philip Merivale, as the
guardian. is a very hissable men,
ace, and young David Leland does
fine job as the boy king.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-28

r. E. Grant of Los Angeles is
staying at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-28
FROM INTERIOR

FROM INTERIOR
Lester Green of Fairbanks is
registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
When you pay Tor QUALITY why
not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR
SHEIM SHOES at Graves.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-28
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to st, AIMS Hospital
for medical attention yesterday
was Edward Durgan and Sinforoso
Ordona. Master Max Williams
and Roy Manson entered for sur
gical attention.
discharged from the hospital
yesterday were Robert Reid, Ernest
Hooper, MIS-. Fred Henning and
Edward Pace.
No one was admitted or discharg-
ed from the Government Hospital
yesterday.
Mattresses and Fountain Girls
wanted at Percy's Cafe. 665 II
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JUNEAU GARDEN SHOW
HOST TO 300; DOOR
PRIZE TO PHILLIPS

A. B. Phillips was awarded the
door prize at the Juneau Garden
Club show held in the Scottish Rite
Temple yesterday afternoon and
evening. Almost 300 visitors called
to view flower arrangements, table
settings, horticultural specimens and
vegetables grown by members and
other amateur gardeners.
Mrs. Jack Fletcher, general chair
man, expressed appreciation today
to all those who loaned materials
and entered displays which con-
tributed to the success of the show.
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BETA SIGMA PHI TO
HAVE LUNCHEON SAT.

The Beta Sigma Phi will hold
a luncheon in the Gold Room of
the Baranof Hotel on Saturday
between the hours of IL and l,
with Mrs. Mildred r. Hermann as
speaker. Each member is asked
to take two guests to the lunch
con and reservations should be
phoned to 801 befure Friday eve
ming. Mrs. Hermann will speak
on the purpose of the organiza-
ton.
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IF YUUn MONEY IS NOT
EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will
pay you to investigate our offerings
in we'll chosen investments, ALAS
KA FINANCE CORPORATION.
Cooper Building, 4th and Main.
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Graves has boys Stacks, cordu-
roys, and coats at greatly re-
duced prices. 666 u
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*of 209 Willis Ave-, Bronx 81, N. Y.
CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey
1868 Proof 65% % Grain Neutral Spirits.
Calvert Distillers Corp, New York City
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See Graves for boys shoes, OK
fords, rubbers and galoshes. Now
on sale. SOS tt
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Beamed at Teen.Agers
Waiting ON Table Not Memial,
Say Some High School Girls
By Ennice Foster

fun, even though there are no prizes.
One of my friends who lives in
the suburbs has been making and
selling miniature gardens, the kind
we used to call japanese gardens.
With her. a hobby book from
the library started her on what has
now become an avocation. The
amusing little figures, bridges and
houses she uses in them she buys
from shop which deals in Oriental
goods, the woman in charge becom-
ing so interested she gives her a
discount if she buys more than a
dollars worth at time. The moss
she gets from near her home, as
we'll as the smooth gravel, some bits
of which she colors herself to make
her gardens more picturesque. 1t
takes a certain skill, deftness of
hand, precision, and an eye for ar
rangement and beauty to make the
enhancing little affairs she turns
out. Her containers she buys in the
10 cent store, but for her higher
Dl lCCu Sdl cllC 4Co4 OoPo-
nese ware. Her idea became a
reality after she gave a small exhibit
last year just before the holidays,
but since these are exotic, lovely
gifts for any one at any time, she
has a year round income, and a
knowledge of the work which may
be valuable later on, too.
The plants for the garden were
tiny pine trees found in the nearby
woods, not more than 4 or inches,
which furnished height, myrtle, hen
and chickens" also found there, and
in each one a tiny cactus plant,
started from leaf of some she had.
The only expense was the things from
the shop. The soil, if one cares to
use that instead of pebbles, is a
mixture Of loan and sand, easily
prepared. A few colored pebbles
strewn across the soil add color.
This is the ninth in a series OF
articles on hotD teen-agers may
make money.
Evening star., 1947-12-28
Ne1V Gadget Replaces Brush
As d Libstick Abblicator
By Elem

Stumped because other girls can
manipulate those lipstick brushes
and you can't?
Weep no more, little Teena, for
to your aid has come leading cos
metic house and gone ahead and
designed professional "gadget" to
help you have lovely symmetrical
lips. All this very easily, quickly,
and gracefully.
There's never a worry about form
ing the proper shape of the lips
and then finding that the "bristle
spread" hazard has appeared on the
scene. All this alleviated with the
new "Stylip.' Lack of control when
pressure is applied is the big buga-
boo. With the "Stylip" which fea-
lures solid base to control the tip
your worries are. over
The "Stylip" is not brush with
bristles. Rather it is tipped with a
specially compounded material that
has the same flexibility as rubber.
"Stylip" is impervious to lipstick
oils and may be used for many
years. Should you want to change
to another lipstick color, enuf said!
Clean the "gadget" with a tissue,
or soap and water and you are all
set to 60. There's a tight fitting
cover that keeps "Stylip' sanitary
at all times.
Beginners luck and thereafter
can be yours when you use this
new item. A few deft strokes and
even a novice becomes skilled in the
use Of the "Stylip" The slight con-