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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-09
Power WhirIers
(Coniinned From PAGE One)

do little Dragging for all our fin
ishers have them now.
A collection was taken up re-
Gently for George Pontius, jigger-
man, who has been i'll for several
months. This is a time to point out
to all brothers and sister that they
are required to make or send a
report each month when sick, to
the firm and local officials.
1t is the time of the year for
Community Chest drives so dig
down and give generously to this
very worthy cause.-O. C.. 122.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-09
Continued From Page One)

Sixth Army and j. r. kawans Chairman Legislative
mittee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
international will when
venton hears from Kert Schumacher ooru
cratic Party Germany who has made special trip this country
AFl
te Josph Keenan, Secretary the Chicago Federation of Labor
who has been General
pied zone of ermany James Keln former
AF Pulp Suphte and Paper Mill Workers.
era aerthurs labor division Japan and Phean
of the International Labor Organization.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-09
Taft Admits
Law Should
Be Hanged.
Employers Should Be
Made Take Same Oath

Poreland, Ore. - Even Senator
Robert A. Taft admits his Taft
I. Hartley Act has flaws and should
be changed.
He came up here with a sugges-
tion that corporation officers
should be required to take the
: same non-Communist oath that is
required of union leaders before
they can bring cases before the
National Labor Relations Board.
The Senator7lid not reveal, how
ever, whether he favored such affi-
davits by all officers of all employ
ers' organizations, such as the Ma
tional Association of Manufactur-
ers and the United States Cham
ber of Commerce.
The fact that employers are un-
der no compulsion to sign nom
Communist affidAvits probably was
an oversight of Congress when it
was writing the law, he remarked.
An he would have no objection to
an amendment of the Taft Hartley
Act which would put them on the
same footing with labor in this re-
spect, he said
81 guess it didn't occur to anyone
in Congress that employer organ
izations might be fronting for the
Communists" he explained, "but as
far as | am concerned the law
might as well apply to all who have
business with the labor board"
The Ohio Senator expressed the
view in the matter in response to
questions at press conference.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-10-09
Council Renews
(Confinned From PAGE One)

the realization of this objective
would now be our united purpose,
that we would now proceed to lay
the foundation for the establish
ment of organic unity and work out
the details.
ITO our surprise, the president
of the CIO stated in communica-
tion dated July 81, that this inter
probation of the declaration unan-
imously adopted by the committee
representing the AFL and the COM
mittee representing the CIO was
all wrong.
"A simple reading of the declara-
ton unanimously adopted at the
meeting of the representatives of
the AFL and the ClO will show
that it is in no way susceptible of
the Interpretation placed upon it
by the president of the CIO. The
declaration specifically and simply
stipulates that we, the represen-
tatives Of the AFL and of the CIO,
are of the unanimous opinion that
unity should be established
within the American labor move
ment; furthermore, that we are
firmly convinced that the economic,
social and industrial interests Of
labor can be best served through
the establishment of united labor
Then the statement fur
ther provides that, having made
this commitment, "it now becomes
our duty to lay sound foundation
upon which a superstructure of or
ganic unity can be erected"
Smyrna times., 1947-01-23

AOO%I III IIIO DCbOH
March of Dimes
Campaign
GEORGE C. ROTHWELL
GEORGES PLACE
JACOB B. SOLAR AND COMPANY
NATIONAL BANK OF SMYRNA
WILSON REFRIGERATION, INC.
WILSON CABINET COMPANY, INC.
R. w. SLAUGHTER
ENNIS AND DEAKYNE
FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY
WARNER w. PRICE COMPANY
ATLANTIC SERVICE CENTER
w. w. WHITAKER TRUCKING
FRANCIS B. GEBHART, INSURANCE
WILLIAM G. ROE, JR.
CLARENCE E. BODLEY
HIGHWAY TRAILER COMPANY
SMYRNA AUTO SALES
BROCKWAY MOTOR COMPANY, INC.
COUNTY LINE SERVICE CENTER
SMYRNA PURE FOOD MARKET
HARRY AUMACK
ROBINSON FURNITURE STORE, INC.
WROTEN INSURANCE AGENCY
FREAR MILKMAN
WAGON WHEEL
w. A. FAIRIES AND SON
BANTA'S
FRUIT GROWERS NATIONAL BANK
WILLIAM NORRIS
PRATTS CLOTHING STORE
THE SMYRNA TIMES
CHOPPERS SERVICE STATION
STILLS NEWS AGENCY
HOWARD R. JONES PHARMACY
JOE GOLDSBOROUGH
SOUTHERN STATES
AIMS BEAUTY SHOP
KINGS MARKET
BAILEY'S SERVICE STATION
SMYRNA BEAUTY SALON
RUTTER PHOTOGRAPHY
FORD'S AUTO SERVICE
SWANS PHARMACY
&c. MANNERING
DIR. E. p. COLLINS
LUFFvS GREENHOUSE
A. WICK
DAVIS GROCERY STORE
LADIES' SHOPPE
WAYSIDE INN
We Have Given
Evening star., 1947-12-22
FARM and GARDEN.

HEADQUARTERS for Xmas trees. both
wholesale and retail; also roping wreaths
and holly CAPITAL NURSERY, 1715
eooD s'Soi'SGsssN sANkeR6S II 8 ROAD GRAVEL for
streets and ,driyeways; delivered and
spread by trucks Phone WA. 3217. 20.
XMAS TREES-Pine. delivered, S34 PEI
TRACTOR. ali types farm eeuipment,
trucks, sprayers, on hand. OWNER Call
after 6. Falls Church 2l90 s.
AFRICAN ,yIOLETS, 25 varieties; grown
in our greenhouses; guaranteed to be free
of disease and pests; in 3-in. pots; 81,
81 .25, S1.50 each, African violet soil.
scientifically treated, lbs. a5c; 10 lbs,
Csc: Lioua-Vita Ciauid fertilizer) for
better growth, s-oz. bottle. 45c: free de-
livery, Wash. and vic. on S3 orders and
up once q week. Ask for list Of varieties.
No mail orders. BERNKE NURSERIES,
sPPElcIALCHRIsTMAs PLANTS. poinsettias,
cyclsmen and others; wholesale and re-
tall. at the CAPITAL NURSERY GREEN
..OUSES. 1715 Bladensburg rd. ne. -23
CHINCHILLA BREEDING STOCK-Rarest
of fur bearers; limited number selected
pairs available: ranching facilities: secure
your start il profitable business with
bright future; visitors welcome. CAPITOL
CHINCHII4LA FARMS Hillside 6O82. 23'
XMAS TREES. pine and cedar; delivered
seen on stump. Place orders early. WI.6570.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

tors bought and sold and rented. RE. ll77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 14th st
ADDING MACHs.. typewriters, calculators,
cash regs.. office equip: any kind: top
price. ME. 7a36; CO 46a5 eve. sundays
ANTIQUES-Furniture. bric-a-brac, china,
hishcss Cash price. lSAs PAID cal MuRRAY n5fa5aSs
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites;
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amour, wanted
%sst sss Sast Ssvs "a to asa ss please
BEDROOM sa1Di 1,S dining room or contents Of
BooKs WANTED By By Wasninston:s MIN ton fastest aSi
for good books on any subject. in any field.
psn5s :; P5STR5sS ME ISL Book STORE. 81 9Th
saaipment wanted soMMER's CAMERA
EXCHANGE. 141o New York ave. NV.
prasa ssfoas aaG you se NE f5ee a1
CAMERAS. all types, movie equipment; all
sRENSER PHOTO CO.. sas % Pa: ave. NV. NV.
opposite Dept Of Justice. RE. 2434
CLOTHING .Hisnsss PRICES Ices paid for mem $
nssa NJ s7s7 Hss Open Ewes. wi win h ea ST.
and discarded jewelry Cash paid. ERNEST
6GAMoNSs @ sT Old GO GoL6 ID nx diamond on pocket
and wrist watches, initial birthstones. dia-
mond wedding. rings; other jewelry pnr- pnr-
TENcTRIc fEWER4 cG GKA1N IN Fl TRack & NV Lionel
wide Iadius) straight, curved and SWITCHES.
FURN.EHouse. apt CT single pcs; top
cash prompt removal 1--WE do movins).
FURNiTURE-will buy entire contents or
odd pieces; best cash prices; buying and
selling for over 20 years We do moving
FuRNiIURE and household effects Of the
Gaq Gaq MR q GRAnY eRYe MA ease call
GoLD1Bring your old gold, silver: plating.
!: KAHN; nc: IS years at s$5 st NV
small grand for cash. Cali CHI. a512.
PIANO and some, good used household
EF' Egods; Sag esn pay cash Phone after tss!m
PiANos. srsno. upright, splnet or apt
sizs any sizs; W.. any condition; will pay
PIANOS WANTED-coLoNIAL PIANO CO
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 1870
srwiN s9F SSIGteGTs RPSIsa s,scrc tresde
i ssW1sG Mt Mac sAcHISIS@We aIsaE Wv m nuy all types
repair hemstitching, buttons covered
SINGER SEWING MACHINES, any style or
THs SINGER ssESs sEW1Na i''f MAcHINE CO..
49l3 Georgia avenue NV, Taylor 1914
GIL Georgia avenue NV. Georgia Sill;
S417 Georgia avenue, Shepherd sS44.
STEAM BOILER, to take care Of 1000 GU.
it, of radiation. See Gene Ulman, NEW
YORK JEWELRY CO, 719 7th st. NV,
Slows AND lcEBoxEs-AcME sTovR
CO., 10l1 7th st. NV, MA. 1852.
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware
in any condition, ie3elry, bric-a-brac
KRUPsAW fssa; A' M1LEsToNE. 1885 1850 6 st. nv NV.
WANTED-Betler grade OF household fur
niture. antiques and office furniture MA
XMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, must be over
25 years old; will pay top prices for this
type Xmas decoration, CHI. $500. 49,
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames, clocks.
also antique furn.. china, firearms, curios,
relics. etc. EN-. 42O5 or WO. $500.
WANTED TO RENT-Bahy grand piano,
for indefinite period; Gall manager
WE PAY TOP PRICES fol old gold, silver,
jewelry, diamonds, firearms, mems cloth
ing, luggage. Photographic equipment, mu-
sical instruments. engineering instruments
and aI6r, what % have YOU? VIII call N MAX .
WILL PAY GOOD PRICE for used set U. S.
code Annotated. Box 232Y, Star. -23
Evening star., 1947-12-22
DOGS, PETS. ETC,

COCKER PUPS, gorgeous show type, red
and white. black and white, Axe reg.
perm. innoc. Call after 6. OIL 1916. "a
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, solid black.
excel. quality, reg: call after pm. dur
ing VIZ: any time Sat. and Sun. Dial
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. good all over
nashy marks. sired by Duke Royal Rocker
fellow SH. 6202. -22
ENGLISH BEAGLEs. / male. 1 female. 10
wks. old, champion stock. Axe registered
S45 each. Cal after $50 pm. OK. 1854
COCKER SPANIEL, black female, 9 mos.
housebroken and obedience trained; all
shots, Axe registered. WI. 1895. "a
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends or
longer: air-conditioned kennels. pickup
service: veterinary supervision BIDE-A-
WEE KENgEIS. 4215 Conn ave. wO Aco4
KENNELS-Boarding. bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies
channion cookers at stud. TO. 5139.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
cATLk ond LIVE STOCK.

MIDGET BLACK SHETLAND pony, good
confirmation and well hammered halter
blanket. bride and saddle, 41a yrs. old
Call TIE. $500. -22
HEIFERS. . large 1st calves we'll bred
heifers. should make excellent dairy cows;
Holstein now fresh, the other Guern-
sey to calve soon; $500 each. WO 3O70.
RABBITS, for meat and fur; complete rab-
bitry. l buck, ) does, hutches: owner
leaving town. WI. 1850 after & pm. 90
SPOTTED MARE PONY; saddle and bride.
IA hands, S65: one mare pony bred,
IA hands, 500; 3 geldinR ponies. 30
inches up toe44; all quiet. for children:
horses, saddles, brides, sleigh bells and
harness FA 1Ai1. "a
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-ho,thwe,..

ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.
soe msGeIn aT sas ,.py Rt 1ss
includes, all utilities and maid service
coy ROOM ,, M, in , best dowgtoxn losstion
i ssi5 ~ ST. SN.w.-Lss. front rm., for 2
persons; quiet, refined home; s25 each
6oNvkNfENr 6o Vi iai TO CAPITOL by auto, near
Conn. ave. bus and stores. 30 min. to down
Sars sHR - 5a 'ts eSsvJ dSas B. '1s HA
THE CHURCHILL, 174o P ST. n.w-Front
$40 week; single rooms, s75o-S1o week
MOI tn; one block from busline. Phone
s sIss ADAMS MILL RID. NwIRoomy
doabs OF aTn BEDS gn If dered
sSSgle os Gs girls $50 Can e3 s2y 2ss Ssnt
express M % bus at at door I' RA asaf .fteI ii
It sILtS ;,E. LEE an ao1E I'll ,, Room.
sio5d l'n pV1 per 0A1na persos Dbl Other room.
s!n 5a5s"t s.ts5 :nr: sssS SS''' e
ia AP S-i1Is desired f., fouP' pr
Meridian HIN Park; s45 per mo. ., To
sH. T!i sTa NW.-studio room sink grill,
share elec. refsr.: couple. s12; single hsu
1881 issI MADISON sT.-Larse double room.
semprlyate bath sogns sssb es lsdieS S.t%..2 or
! and il, TaK,s F % eE sn oes1 Mw-ueD. ,ei. M2s 81
wE.: dble.. $3.50 wk. ca: clean. comfort
ssls seP,fs,s Dssi Ap aSaS S..
sirabe locatiss, s!ss so west ,,,s Of y Whiss nG
81; special rates on doubles to Jan. I.
II fss4 iHUE QUE ST. NV, "rh. Kennert'-
Front rm. with twin beds and adjoining
rooms rooms running water: 81 Is per day per d
person and up Call HO 2104.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. close in. Oh 14th
St carline: clean room, next bath; inner
i4a4 Belmont st. NV. AD. a662.
MT PLEASANT. 1888 Park rd. NV
Dtle. or sgle. rms. newly decorated ano
attrac.iyely furn.; excel transp. men OF
couple only. DU. 1915, 20
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Evening star., 1947-12-22

SEASONED OAK AND PINE FIREPLACE
w9odYWe asliys5 X Issk z and HIy cords cords
WOOD, dry, ready for fireplace. delivered;
oAK FiREPLacE LOGS. seasoned, guar
anteed cord o. half cord; immediate de-
sEAsoNED HARDWOOD. s1s per full
cord: $40 per half cord; delivered kim
ding WA 1893 --26
FIREWOOD, scrap lumber, some good
So a cord you haul; also fireplace and
kindling wood: famous Reading anthracite
coal. Pocahontas coal. COOPER SUPPLY
CO, s13 18th st. ne. AT. 5919; eyes,
SEASONED HARDWOOD. cut any length.
$50 cord; kindIing, SOC basket. OR. O674.
WOOD. seasoned oak and hickory. imme-
diate delivery in Md. d. c. and Va. Phone
AK. 437a or TIE. 1896. ~
WOOD SLABS. pine and oak, green or dry.
any length; immed delivery; S15 cord; 3
CORDS $40; I, cord. So WO. 102a. %
Evening star., 1947-12-22
AVIATION.

PIPER CUB. 1916, for sale; excellent con-
GREss1oNAL AiRPoRT, 81, ssss. -35
INDIVIDUAL HANGARS for rent; special
Prlde Hvds On desd sdrc. storass aSss Martin
WANTED Docking facilities for small
float plane. Md. side Potomac River above
Great Falls. Phone MA. 7757 or WI 463s.
FOR SALE - Damaged E-2 cub, S1O0.
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT -26
Evening star., 1947-12-22
RQAIS.

NEW PACKARD MARINE engine: finger
tip control, straight drive: on display at
FOLLINS PACKARD SERVICE, 1201 Bal
timore ave, College Park Md. UN. 1900
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, fire ex-
outboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines. 80 to 300 h.p.: fishing tackle
FRANK DEL VECCH1O g. SON. 1919 11th
st. Sc LII 4493
twinner) A beautiful
board. almost new: cost $4T.50. sacrifice
S25. 1890 r. I. ave. ne, between 10
M and 5 pm 23s
Evening star., 1947-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ssals. KENNEDY Floors. RA. 4s4s
700 Kennedy ST. NV
WEDDING GOWN. size 10. ivory satin
and and lace new AID. 1888 or Box oe. "A
TRICYCLE. sALE-Series A-All ball
bearing wheels. adjustable saddle and
handlebar, multispoke wheels, oversize
tires: 2O-inch size, S1595; 16-inch,
S14.95; 12-inch. SI395.
Series B-Ball-bearing drive adjustable
saddle, heavy steel tubular construction.
,20-inch size, Sl1.95; 16-inch, SlO95; 12-
inch. S995
Chain drive-Ball bearings throughout.
Air King puncture proof tires: S24 95
Many other fine values in toys and gifts
STORKTOWN, 51l3 Ga. ave. NV, GE
Evening star., 1947-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator for hire, ex-
cavating and grading, road building and
land clearing. Call FA O23s 20
WE RENT folding chairs. bridge and ban
quet tables: immediate service MAN
HAITIAN sToRAGEe ME. 2042, 639 N.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, soprani Petite model; as
. shifts: streamlined. in black with plush
fined case. Cali Ex O5"l., rs
ACCORDION, 10 bass white mother Of
model. sH, 1914, Is Denwood ave, "a
Evening star., 1947-12-22
POULTRY and EGGS
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

JAMES FEED STORE. 6I9 < st. NV. NE
00S9; baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
niles
Evening star., 1947-12-22
-l6 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
"a

HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont
WATERPROOF YOUR CELLAR WALLS.
prices. Guar NEVINS. TW SPA. o4'
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING co.
Roofing, siding, painting, pApering. gut
tering; all work guaranteed monthly
terms Free estimates. WA. S4S6. days or
evenings
Evening star., 1947-12-22

FURNITURE-Content Of apt, purchased
new 1913; manufactured prewar; must
sell Immediately.
Chippendaie kneehole desk, Pembroke
pedestal, Duncan Phyfe table. mahog.
bookcase. adjustable shelves; gooseneck
uphcls chair, maple chest, comb. desk
drawer, studio couch, slip covers, pillows:
hooked rugs, SKI: double mattress. steel
4-drawer flins cab. with lock: large round
Ext. los. An day sun or Monday eve.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, Lypewriters, caIcula-
.ors. bought and sold and rented RE ll77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3 14th st
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Evening star., 1947-12-22

samples. console modeis; bargains Ior
RADIo-PHoNo.. Zenith sS v.th uh''f recorder and
public ADDRESS dr. system eEs Tsslfn a9ndon
n. = ave. to NV A at 14th': Open esss II o
RANGES. ELEcrRlC-GE. HOTPOINT: Kel-
9Sssy !Ssa St. .s!ns nv *. ssss .hN l.' s,a a
ps1 .p Pr1s S.dS seHTse rear SITE Ivory a ta
RIFLE. 90 caliber 25-shot repeater, te1e-
scope sight, practically new: s;;'. Ii.
RIFLEs- 90 .Remingten Matchma ster,
man SIS; s #a-os u Ent,sid sDor'ez sishop
stock Re Redfield receiver sight $50. Call
REFRIGGERATIoN EQUIPMENT - Meat
market located 3l43 Lee hwy. Victor
Just, yrs. old; 12' Royal meatcase. 4
meat grinder; meat slicer, etc; first $4,000
REFRIGERAToRs. new westinshouse; i'm
o. SMITH SALES l. SERVICE 1874 ii
kEFkiaEk.ToR. is Pd Fl a55s. Ii ajDsan soao
known vintage; highest offer takes. Dale
kEt hlOERAIOh. SerVel gas. late m00el,
s S,, Gu 10 !fttag deluxe; peri. eond' bargain.
REFRiGERAToR. crosley. good cond.. $50.
e.. z; NJ ,e,a THOMPSON 4s4s 'th st. sa seath'
REFRIGERAToR, brand new; will saeri-
1ce at big saving. below cost: have to move
it at once. Also auto. washer. GE. 1889,
REFRiGERArok, rrisidaire coldwail: "a,
ssnge t4oT 69a 59eh ST nes will sacrifice Apply
REFRIGERAToR. servel, gas. Gu. it..
late model. sos; also Westinghouse, 6 Gu.
IT., $50; both in peri. cond. sH. 1896.
REFRIGERAToRs, immed delivery. brand
new; GE, West. Hotpoint, Kel... Crosley
and Gibson liberal allowance for your
old old bog; easy terms: ELEcTRIcAL CEN
REFRIGERATOR-Mus dispose Of Gu
#. Crosley shelvador; good running condi-
ton: best offer. Ho. s431. -23
REFRIGERATOR: 5 cubic foot, excellent
cond., electric, $65. 212 A st. ne. Apt.
REFRIGERAToR. Norge. year-cld unit,
RUGS. 5 Oriental tai semisntiau. serapi. :
ssi ssr.s ssh:s -. y f.. 81 neh:. bs.;
offer, can't. use; both perfect cond.
EN-. 1924. u ga
Evening star., 1947-12-22

Lee hWy., ROSSIyn, Va
TER HEATERS, ~ gals. twin element.
onally famous water heaters. 500 so:
Tor immediate delivery. 30. So and
sal. G-E, Westinzhouse and Hotpoint
sr heaters; easy terms. ELECTRICAL
TER. 5l4 10th St. NV. MA. S872.
TER HEATERS, gas, electric, all sizes.
tier Heater Specialists for 30 Years"
ert installation. JOHN G. WEBSTER
r st NV EX 4615. WO 2220.
'IES. here is your chance to axe ad-
age of our 'beeins overstocked with .
selection of all wool. hand tailored.
, coats and suits. We have q limited
ltity of one of a kind samples that
originally priced up to $95; every
vent is now priced at Il to Va OF. A
ial group of coats and suits priced at
Act now, BAsKIN FURS. corner sth
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-29
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital on Sunday for surgical attention was Mrs. Frank Dakin.
 Discharged on Saturday from St. Ann's were Ben Schoen and Rus sell Wright.
 A daughter was born to MT and Mrs. Matthew Lee at the Govern ment Hospital on Saturday. The baby, who tipped the scales at seven pounds, eight ounces, has been named Karen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-29
aIDD!ES ARE SAFE ON SKATING RINK; PLENTY
 0FSAFETY pRE(AuF!0NS

Several mothers have complained Of the dangers Of fire or injury which nigh. be incurred at the skating rink cf the A, B. Hall, ac- cording tc a statement by Red Mayo, proprietor of the Town Hall Recreation Center.
 He said that fire hazards have been reduced to an absolute min- imum. after a complete inspection by A. M. Mill, chief of the fire de- partmcnt. There is a good supply for fire eXtinguishers. and there are clearly marked emergency exits on three sides of the building, with additional fire escapes from the top floor facing the City Hall and Main Street.
 When the army took the hall over at the beginning of the war, they completely renovated the building, he said, installing. new heating system, and a series of upright pillars from the cement llcor in the basement to the ball. room at the top.
 The building is now considered entirely safe, both by the City and Army engineers, Mayo added.
 Bruises and abrasions sustained by the children can easly be cared for by Mayo, who taught first aid for the American Red Cross in the MA school at Bangor Maine, in 1883.
 He also taught first aid as a lifeguard water safety instructor in Maine, and spent two years as the safety engineer for the Van Normen Machine and Tool Com pany in Springfield, Mass. During the war he served for three years n the medical department of the U. s. Navy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-29
JOHN GARFIELD E IN THRILLER NOW
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Teaming dynamic John Garfield with hard hitting. fast-moving script that offers the star plen- ty ol tough competition from a group cf interruptions petty racket eers and, in equal dosage, plenty Of romantic dalliance with love- ly lady, seems an infallible formula for surefire screen entertainment.
 And it is a pleasant duty to re- port that GaTfield's newest cinema venture, Warner Bros Nobody Lives Forever in which he CO., stars with Geraldine Fitzgerald. is no exception to that rule. For the new drama, which opened Sunday at the 20th Century Theatre, stems from the pen Of w. R. Bur nett, all-time champion of such hard boiled film ficticn as Little Caesar" and "Scarface,' and pro- vides Garfeld with his meatiest tough guy" role to date.
 Boosting, in addition to the two able stars. a number of top-flight featured players like Walter Bren- nan. Faye Emerson, George Coul- curis and George Tobias, it is not to he wondered at that Nobody Lives Forever unfolds on the screen as an inspired marriage of ,alent and dramatic challenge that
 $ sure to keep the 20th Century theatre patronage thoroughly en- tertained.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-29

ELK $ AT TIE N ON
 Regular Lodge Meeting Tuesday evening, December 30th at 800 o'clock. on account of Elks High Jinks being held on Wednesday evening, December 31st. ITO 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-29
N o T I c E

Customers please leave bottles out by 800 a. m. for prompt de- livery, Northwest Dairy Service.
 ITO 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-29
mEDY LAMAR IN
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 CApIT0l THEATRE:

Mark this day down on your calendar, for it is red letter day-the day that gorgeous Hedy Lamar appears on the screen as Jenny Hager, the most devastating and, at the same time, the most enchanting character in modern fiction. The film is Hunt Strom- berg's The Strange Woman, ' which opened at the Capitol Thea tre yesterday.
 At Jenny, Miss Lamar gives an unforgettable performance. The story is an exciting, dramatic adoption of the Ben Ames Will iams best seller of the same name
 This is the first time Hedy has played an out-and-out meanie on the screen, Tor Jenny Hager, the heroine, is certainly up to no good
 Co-starring with Hedy in the film are George Sanders, playing her second husband, a good role for a change, and Louis Hayward, cast as a handsome but unfortun- ate young man who is putty in her hands. The story, set in Bangor Maine, at the beginning of the 18th century, concerns the ambi- tious rise to the heights of little Jenny Hager, one of the towns poorest citizens Her first step to the stars is given her by old Isaiah Poster tGene Lockhart) a wealthy lumber man who marries her and makes her one of the most envied women in Bangor. After his death by an untimely accident, leaving Jenny his entire fortune, the world is Jenny's to do with as she chooses. And Jenny, strange wo- man that she is, baffles every body. To some she is goodness, sweetness and sheer beauty, to others, who know her best, she IS cold and ruthless.