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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19
Vaughn CaIIow Is
 Guest-0f- f-HOnOr at
 Banquet Last Night

Tn honor of Vaughn Callows 25 years of service with Standard Oil of California, surprise dinner at the Salmon Creek Country Club was given last evening by his fellow cm- ployees. MT Callow, who has been with the company in Juneau since 1883, fidst entered the service at Mount Vernon. Wash. in 1922. He has also staffed in Ketchikan and Wrangell
 Centering the banquet table was a large cake with the anniversary inscribed across the top. Those pres ent were: MT and Mrs. Donald Mac Kinnon, MT. and Mrs. Dale John son, MT. Bill Jones and his mother Mrs. Helene Jones of Chicago, MT. and Mrs. Dewey Baker, MT. and Mrs. Elsner. Mir and Mrs. William Sherlock and the guests-of honor, Mir and Mrs Vaughn Callow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19
H05pHAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday were Harold Sharing Joe Kelly, Mrs. Solon Dore, James Young, Al Terenciro, Mrs. A. c. Blanchard of Skagway, and Ernest Turnhull of Ole Kasin of Tulse- quah.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Charles Gamble yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Discharged from the Hospital were Joe Stevens, and Mrs. Sul- ser and baby girl of Sitka.
 Larry Gregorieff of Valdez was discharged from the Government Hospital and sent to the Mount Edgecumbe Sanatorium at Sitka
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19
FISH LANDINGS

Three troIiers landed catches at the Juneau Cold Storage this morning. They were Raymond Reed on the 31-B-l62, with 600 pounds; Elmer SaYy.ko on the 3l-A-330, 300 pounds: Arndt Addleman on the Killer Wow, 1000 pounds; and Douglas Wahto on the Ace, 300 pounds. All trollers sold to Se- bastian- Stuart.
 James Hickey brought in an- other 500 pounds of salmon by truck from Aux Bay for Alaska Coast Fisheries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19

firemens social to be held Saturday evening. September 20, in the Fire Hall, reminds all to not forget the party and that if anyone of the de- partment has not received an invi tation it was an oversight, they said. So all firemen and families are asked to be there for an evening of fun.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19
FOURTH HOUSE BUILT

The Juneau Spruce Corporation has erected it's fourth building on the St. Ann's Avenue site purchased from the city. The buildings are not of permanent construction, but will help in the present extreme housing shortage for the mills en- ployees.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19
MOUNT EDGE(UMBE
 GETS POST OFFICE

Mount Edgecumbe is the name of new Post Office in the Terri tory which has been authorized by the U. s. Post Office Department Don c. Foster, General Superin- tendent of the Alaska Native Ser vice, announced today that the Mt. Edgecumbe Post Office will service the entire area on Japon- ski and Alice Islands near Sitka which are occupied almost entirely hy ANS institutions. Mrs. George Nelson has been appointed as Post master of the new Post Office.
 Read the Wantads for bargains.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
HERE FOR WINTER

MT. and Mrs. Ray Simpson and son Stewart are visiting at the home of Mrs. Walter Andrews this week Mrs. Sampson is the former Marie Williamson of Douglas. She and her son. who is a fifth grader, plan to stay for the winter here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19

MILK BOTTLES-MILK BOTTLES
 Are urgently needed if not re- turned we will be forced to cur tai deliveries.
 8S 2t Juneau Dairies, Inc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19
RAINBOW GIRLS TO
 MEET SATURDAY p. kE

The Order of Rainbow Girls will hold a meeting tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple. All members are requested to attend. It is an nounced that there will be no n- itiation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19
SEATTLE MEN HERE

H. Conrad Peck and Howard L. Lewis. of Seattle, are stopping at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19
EMS. AND MRS. ANGEL
 RETURN HOME AFTER
 NORTHERN HONEYMOON

Ensign and Mrs. Roy K. Angel returned yesterday via Alaska Coastal Airlines after brief honey moon spent in Whitehorse, Csrcross, and Skagway. They were married on September g and left immediately afterward for Whitehorse. While they were in Whitehorse they hitch hiked 35 miles down the Alcan Highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19

MILK BOTTLES-MILK BOTTLES
 Are urgently needed if not re- turned we will be forced to cur tai deliveries.
 86 2t Juneau Dairies, Inc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19
WEATHER REPORT

. Temperature for 24- Hour
 . Period Ending 7:30 O'Clock . This Morning . Tn Juneau-M Maximum, 54
 . minimum, 43.
 . At Airport-Maximum, ST, . minimum, 49
 . WEATHER FORECAST
 . Juneau snd vicinityD . Variable cloudiness with . occasional rain showers to- . night and Saturday. Slightly . cooler,
 . PRECIPITATION . Past 24 hours endlns 7.3o am. todayl , In Juneau - 1.20 inches, since Sept. l, l0.58 inches; } since July l, 23.S0 inches. At Airport -- l04 inches; since Sept. l. GAP inches; since July 1, l674 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19

DON'T FORGET
 The committee in charge of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19

AT THE BARANOF
 c. A. Arab of Salt Sea Fisheries at Tenakee is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-19

Read the Wantads for bargains.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-18
Woodstock News

Church will hold its centennial
anniversary Sunday, Spet. 21st.
The morning service viii be
held at IL a. m. and lunch will
be served at noon in the High
school building. A short enter
tainment will be given in the af-
ternoon and evening services at
7:30. A pot luck dinner will be
enjoyed at the church at $50 pl
m. All choirs will take part in the
services. Let this be home COM.
ing for you.
Personal
Mr.. and Mrs. James McMahil
and son, of Cincinnati, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Harry McMahill.
Mr.. Albert Hibbs, state super
intendent of Universalist Church,
es of Chillicothe, attended Churcl
here Sunday and was a guest o.
Rev. and Mrs. Homer Gleason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Carr, q
Rosewood. were here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burnhar,
and daughters, of Piqua, visite,
Mrs. Truman Kimball and D.
Carson Burnham. Mrs. Jack Burr
/ ham and Mrs. Kimball went I
Columbus in the afternoon an.
visited with Mr.. Kimball at I'm
versity hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. c. Hildret
and grandson, H. c., came hon3
Friday from a'four weeks vaca
ton in upper Michigan and Can
ada.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-18

of Mr.. and Mrs. Ore L. Spain.
Many lovely gifts were received
by the young couple.
Decorations were in pink and
green, and refreshments of ice
cream, cake, ice tea, and nuts
were served to twenty-five
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Spain are
"at home" in their newly COM
pleted home on the Spain farm
east of town.
Bible Class Meets
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Brelsford
entertained the Union Bible
Class of the Methodist Church
Tuesday evening, in their home
near Mingo. Mrs. Marion Cowgirl
was acting hostess. Rev. B. F.
Crawford gave a very interesting
talk on his trip with Mrs. Craw-
ford through the east, visiting
Washington, New York, and Long
Island.
House Guest
Mrs. E. r. Hubu, of Dayton,
was the house guest of Mrs. Lima
Townsend, part of this week.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-18
POTTERSBURC
BY MRS. MARGARET BLAKE

The community was saddened
by the death of Samuel Robinson
early Sunday morning. The family
has the sympathy of the commu-
nifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Blake and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Blake, of
Mt. Gilead, returned home Sun
day evening, Sept. z, after
weeks vacation at Collandar,
Ontario, Canada. They also enjoy
ed boat trip from North Bay
across Lake Nipising to the
French River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eddy, of
Marysville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Blake and daughters,
Judy and Patsy, were Sunday
dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter C. Rausch, of
near Marysville.
There will be community
social at the church, Friday night,
Sept. 10. All members of the
church and everyone interested
in the work of the church are
invited. Each family is to bring
covered dish and pie for a basket
supper. The menu will consist of
chicken, escalloped potatoes, salad,
pie and coffee. There will be en-
tertainment and contests. Each
church family may invite a guest.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-18
N. Lewisburg News

Usher Board of Allen Church,
Dayton, will be present.
Everyone is welcome; basket
lunch at the noon hour, with an
al[day program.
You will miss treat if you
stay away-Rev. NJ. L. Sumlin,
pastor; Bro. juicy Bennett, Sec'y.
Woman hurt in fall from car
Mrs. Walter Lewis, of Spring
field, and sister of Mrs. Nelson
Johnson, of near Mingo, was
seriously injured, when she fell
from car, Saturday night. Mrs.
Lewis and her husband were
enroute to Mr.. and Mrs. john
sons to spend the weekend and
in some way, missed the drive of
the johnson home, and drove
about quarter of mile east
toward N. Lewisburg before they
discovered their mistake. When
Mr.. Lewis slowed down in order
to discover their whereabouts,
in some way, the car door on the
right side came unfastened, and
Mrs. Lewis fell out, and rolled
down steep embankment.
Shortly after the accident, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Ward, of st. Paris,
drove up and helped in getting
Mrs. Lewis back into the car.
She was taken to DR.. Collins
office and later to Springfield
hospital in the Freshwater am
bulance. Examination at the hos
pital showed that she suffered a
serious skull fracture, double
fracture of the collar bone, a
double fracture of the left elbow,
numerous cuts and bruises and
ivy poisoning. Her condition was
reported serious Tuesday.
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House Guests

House Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hill and
family had as their house guests
over the weekend Mr.. and Mrs
Hobart Hill, and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Hill, of Springfield; Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Ward, of ST. Paris
land Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Hill, o1
Urbana were callers Saturday
evening.
Enters Nurses Training
Miss Joan Spain, daughter o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spain, has
entered nurses training at White
Cross hospital, Columbus, Ohio.
Entertains with a Stanley Party
Mrs. Ric Holingsworth and
Mrs. Merrill Holingsworth, enter
tanned with a Stanley Party al
their home, east of town, last
Thursday evening. Mrs. Clifford
of Christenburg, was the demon
strator. Approximately 35 persons
enjoyed the party. At the close
of the evening, the hostesses,
served homemade pineapple ice
cake, and ice-tea.
Honored with Shower
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Spain,
were recently honored with a
miscellaneous shower by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Benson in the home
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-18
Hands & Arms Burned

hay Martln suffered DdQ DurIlS
on his hands and arms, Friday
night, when he ATTEMPTED to sy-
phon gasoline from his car to
another and it exploded burning
him and completely destroying
his car. The accident happened on
w. Bennett st.
New Teacher
Due to the over crowded con-
dition in the 1st and End grades,
the School Board hired Mrs. Clin-
ton Mabry, of Cable, to teach the
3rd and 4th grades. Mrs. Truman
KimbaH will teach the End grade
and Mrs. Dorothy Brown will
teach just the first grade.
The enrolment of the entire
school is much higher.
Finger Injured
Frank Turner suffered an in
jury to his hand Saturday while
using an electric drill. The drill
went through the flesh of his
finger. His injuries were dressed
at a Physicians office in Mechan-
icsburg.
Supper Guests
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benhke
and children, of Columbus, Mrs.
S. Graham Smith and family, of
Dayton, were supper guests Sum-
day of Mr.. and Mrs. James West
fall and sons.
Birthdays Honored
"A pot luck dinner was enjoyed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Stanley, Sunday evening,
honoring the birthdays of Marion
Stanley, Hugh Carey, Howard
Turner, Charles McCarty and
Ernest Turner.
Those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Newton, of Urbana,
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Murray, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Lincoln, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Robinson, Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hay
es, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dansson
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stanley
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Houser, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Lincoln, Mrs. Mir
lam Turner, Howard Turner, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles McCarty, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. Millard Murray.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark re-
ceived word of the birth of a
daughter, born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. James Clark in Fort
Worth, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karr Culp, OF
Mechanicsburg, are announcing
the birth of twin daughters Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lee are the
Maternal grandparents.
MIR. and Mrs. Keeran Honored
Mr.. and Mrs. James Westfall
entertained Saturday evening hon
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oring Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keeran
who recently returned from
Texas. An ensemble dinner was
enjoyed at six o'clock and follow
ing the dinner gifts were present
ed the guests of honor.
Those there were. Mr.. and Mrs.
Than Madden, Mr.. Eand Mrs. Vol
ney Seavers, of FUrbana; Miss
Donnabelle Kennedy, of Mingo;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Westfall and
family of North Lewisburg; Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Westfall, Mrs.
Nellie Keeran, Mrs. Henry West
fall and Miss Merle WestfalI and
Henry Westfall.
House Warming :.
The adult Sunday School class
of the Universalist Church spent
Saturday evening at the new
home of Mrs. Harold Clark. Re-
freshments were served by the
class and an enjoyable evening
was spent Informally. Those there
were Miss Mabel Briney, Mrs
Cora Wren, Mrs, Bert Fields, Mrs
John Pratt, Mrs. Edna McMallan
Mrs. Benneal Beck, Mrs. Homer
Gleason and Mrs. George Ingram
Reunion
| Mr.. and Mrs. Don Robinson
attended the Robinson family re-
union in Pharisburg Sunday.
Attend Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Oberdiel
, attended the garden wedding o.
Miss Donna Clifford at the bride:
home near Galena, Sunday. The
bride is a grand niece of Mrs
Clark's.
Confined to Bed
Mrs. Earl Keller is confined tc
her bed, suffering from an in
fected foot. Mrs. Edward Stanley
is in charge of the Woodstock
School cafeteria during her alb.
sence.
Mrs. Ernest Vaughn, Of Cleve
I land, is caring for her mother.
I'm University Hospital
/ The condition of Truman Kim
ball is improving and he viii
come home this week. He ha.
been a patient in University hos
pital, Columbus.
Piano Recital
The Musicals presented by Mrs
Joseph West and her pupils Sun.
day in the Universal Church was
throughly enjoyed. The class
shows unusual talent and are
progressing nicely in their music
The churchwas filled with friends
and relatives of the pupils. The
pupils are Nancy BulIard, Of
Mechanicsburg; Della Mae Gil
bert and Rose Mary Westfall, Of
North Lewisburg; Sandra Sue
Nealy, of Cable; Alice Lincoln
Betty 10 and Vicky Gay McCarty
and Lois Ann Hess.
Woodstock Centennial
The Woodstock Universalist
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-18
Feed Sack Handicraft

Hairpin lace can fbe made from
thread unraveled from feed sacks
and used in the prnamenting of
handicraft articles which are made
from feed sacks, according to
home industries specialists.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-18

Church Notice

Church Notice
The Hallelujah Sharp Note
Singers, of Dayton, will be at
Bethel Emmanuel A. NJ E. church
here Sunday, Sept 21. Also the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-18
Fur Seals

Virtually all the worlds fur bear
ing seals breed and bear their
young on the islands of st. Paul and
st. George in the Bering sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-16
eminent. Recently deputies cheered
him wildly in Parliament.
King Mihoi Is One of First
To Arrive for Weddino

LONDON, Nov. Is P).-Bachelor
King Mihai of Romania flew into
London today-among the first of
the royal guests for Princess Eliza
beth's wedding next week, but a
diplomatic and romantic puzzle in
his own right.
The 26-year old monarch arrived
in his own small two-engined plane
with Queen Helen, his mother, and
the Duchess of Aosta, the former
Princess Irene of Greece.
But even before their arrival, the
British-who love royal romance
as much as a mystery with a mon
arch in the key role-were wonder
ing whether Mihai has come for pur-
poses other than attending the we'd
ding.
On the romantic side, the question
of whether Mihai had come in the
role of prince charming to woo
Elizabeth's younger sister, the at
tractive Princess Margaret.
Denied He Was Fleeing.
Among the diplomatic corps, some
wondered whether political reasons
may have prompted Mihai to leave
Romania for the first time since he
became king in 1910 to attend a
state occasion which has little In
common with the affairs of Com
munist- dominated countries.
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LOST.

LOST.
BADGE, Met. police defective sergt;,;S. NJ
aaooo 1000 in Es lsataR Ss. case. reward. is:
991 11th st. NV; containing $40, etc
CAN AT. 1881 or mail 1889 s St. Sc
BnLroLD-Lady's wallet, bro 1xE,; s N.Y.
LoTT1E GEORGE. 1888 Quincy st, NV.
BRACELET with clusters so, Of deep gef red
stones c conn ay on na
about s:o3 Pr. to s :e1tiP pmi Th heep.
s ssse Kew ReWar dn Cali RE. 57s6 days and
MI. 3a17 ewes. and Sun. 10
BRIEF CASE, brown leatheI COLLAR c1llapsia6al s
hand IN cab eof Between bansburehs and 18th
St., tuesday night around o. FeTaiu
GNcH Of KEYS :EsnS. Fnf kessPd 10 l Esyf
at desk 900 9th st. NV. 1t
CHTLD's GLASSES, in case; Belle Haven
CLERGYMAN's BAG. with vestmentS; lost
AL, Blue y NO Pls 4as4 or vicinity hSne
cIIP-Monday NOV i! 10 Mex Mexican sboD maR
as; TS0os EH ossa and Isn'0uFsh'' gift
ssneI Nos eut e. 4sRsrd 1T FL ss
COCKER SPANIEL, % "a ,,oI white pS with
Or Or 1856 Reward.
COCKER SPANIEL, bun male, license. VA
1881; near Hillwood ave- and L Lo hi e
f iS winchester hlese Fe Way. Fails church va.
IA 2S9S-J. ~
DOG, large black female, part Chesapeake;
wonderful disposition with chi hnn i9a 4n1
Kennedy st. NV
noe. black spitz, male, answers to name
Of Butch; lost Nov. e. vicinity l4th ana
r SITS. NV. Reward. NO. 2a31 10
srd and Evarts ne. DU. s121. II
run s6ckREacE vic R. 1sth and 6U ya sosH
HAMILTON WRIST WATCH, mans; mi
tiaIs, e. v f.: vic. Dupont Circle or Nj
Pleasant car Phone EN-. 4372. Reward
HOUND DOG. ige., brown and white; 4
WI feet, end of tail white; lost McConchie.
Nd Liberal reward. VIM, COLLINS; La
Plata 3109. ~
KEYS lsbout ~, on ring c sHndsy; No. n
c 1oSl THeisnts Station. City.
LoosE-LEAf sINpEk n IIsd I msTksS
oafy 70 ovn. On ReWaT d no Iass is.
OVERNIGHT BAG erayish canvas cover
Cali Elk 1000. Ext. 213. -l6
PURSE. three rings silver dollar and key;
l9s' 0e'e coed reward. eo. essS. is.
SHOES, black patent, lady's: yds. Of
dress material, brown: l pair OF nose size 81
in s ssars Eee0q Revsrd ave
ssten IA 5y mistake: Union Station. en-
route or at statler Hotel. Nov. H.. 7:15
am; Reward, Gan Lost and Found IN
TERkIER, male: black with white tea. and a. tan
RI. Belvoir. Va. Belvoir 1000. Ext. 720l:
WALLET. brown, lost vicinity r ST.. con
Liberal reward. GE. ZOOS. LIS
WATCH, lady's gold lapel on Maritime
pin; vicinity Woodley and khnsie ras;
WKTST WATCH, ladys. Hamilton white
gold: between 18th and Sheridan SITS, n. "
fentagon BLDG: liberal reward. Call "a
4557 alter $50 pm. --1s
WRIST. WATCH, Lord Eisfn, q jewels
tween nth and NV. and 9Th and r, W
Liberal reward. 324 Adams st. ne, MI
Yellow GOLD shaped opal ring, IL
vicinity GEORGETOWN University Hospita
CAPITAL T T.ni 5g bus s
NV Apt. 5, l0
REWARD, S50-Red cocker spaniel. male
lost sept. 10. WI. s444: -l6
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Position of Mihoi, Only Monarch
In Red Bloc, Stirs Speculation
By the Associated Press

BUCHAREST, Romania, Nov. Is.
There is much speculation about
the status of young King Mihai here
in Romania, where he wears the
dignity of monarch and the Com
munists govern his people.
Now in London for the wedding of
Princess Elizabeth and for one of the
increasingly infrequent gatherings
of European royalty, King Mihai is
the only monarch enthroned in the
Russian zone of influence. He is the
last of the rulers of the Inflated
House of Hohenzollern.
Do the Russians like him? That is
question frequently asked here. He
wears the high Soviet decoration,
the Order of Victory, and at re-
cent Russian Embassy reception he
was the center of attraction.
He lis one of the few Romanians
ever to get an exit and re-entry visa
since the war for visit to London,
accompanied by his mother.
Fought Delaying Action.
He is young and under the limita-
tons of a constitutional monarch,
but he has fought many delaying
action against the present Com
lnunist dominated government-and
sometimes he has won.
One of his victories forced in
clusion of all parties in the Ro-
manian government until elections
could be held.
Fair haired, rs and dimple
checked, he is a heroic figure-al-
most legendary one of youth and
bravery-in the eyes Of the Ro-
manian peasantry. His popularity
is not that of an ordinary politician.
and would be difficult to destroy.
Most of the peasants regard him
as a lamb" unblemished by mis-
takes. Given wise and impartial ad-
visers he might succeed in keeping
himself above the political turmoil.
He appears popular, too, with
many members of the present gov
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80 Members of Foreign Royalty
7oSee Elizabeth Wed Thursday

Chiefly because of the nations
production for-export drive, govern
ment authorities decided against q
general public holiday. Neverthe-
less, some less essential businesses
and industries will release some of
their. employees for the day. Schools
will be closed in London and many
other cities.
Despite widely published descrip-
tons ptsrporting to be authentic, the
Princess wedding gown and going
away costume remain by her own
wish, an official secret.
A minor squabble developed over
which of the IL cakes Elizabeth
agreed to accept was the "officia"
one, intended to be eaten by the
Princess and her guests at the we'd
ding breakfast. The cake finally
so designated is a 500-pound. nine
foot high work of culinary art built
in four tiers and deliberately deco
rated in Grecian style.
The recipe for the masterpiece has
been kept secret, but among the in
gradients were five and half pints
Of rum and brandy and seven silver
lucky charms. including a bachelor
button, a wedding ring, thimble,
a donkey, a three-penny coin,
wishbone and a horseshoe. -
The other cakes will be distributed
to charity.
BY royal standards the estimated
cost of the wedding is reckoned to
be unusually low British taxpayers
have bee told that the ceremony will
cost them $4,000 for street decora-
lions, foodlighting and similar items.
Approximately $4,000 will be con-
tributed from the Kings privy purse
Appraisers of public opinion say the
people welcome the jubilee and that
the majority holds the cost is modest
enough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-16
Conference on Minority
Problems Ends Today

A conference on minority group
problems, sponsored by the Union
of People of African Descent and
the United Cooperative League OF
Washington, will end its two-day
session this afternoon.
Today's discussion in Caroline
Hall, 1917 Vermont avenue, NV
at $3.50 am. will be led by DR.. E
Langston Taylor, Miss Evelyn
Wright and Wyatt Dougherty. The
session will close with an address
by Bander Baccus, District man
ager of Fuller Products Co.
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Architects to View Star Film

The Association Of Federal Archi-
tects will present a program OF COL
ored movies at the National Ar
chives auditorium tomorrow at 8
pm. Three pictures will be shown:
The Star Goes to Press" showing
the stages in the production Of The
Star; THE Story of Formica," show
ing the processes used in the pro-
duction of plastic; and THE Ro-
nance of Iron and Steel"