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Evening star., 1947-05-15
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and Gloria Farley, Il, 1907 "A 81 nv
Constance Daras. II. SO st. s.w.
Jose Aznlitia. 90. 145s. Fairmont q, NV,
and Betty Ofienbacher. "a. Aranston;
GeneyieVe Mcceney. "a, 305 st. ne.
Pietro sparacino, %. 5005 7th st. NV,
and Alice BaIhoni, II. 1926 7th st. nv.
O6Waid Robfnson, a., and Ida Pekar, 81,
both Of Pasadena. Nd.
Gordon Patterson, ~. 1856 Pennsylyania
ave. Sc. and Eleanor Kordeck1 2b'
clarence Brooks, 10, and Sadie McRae, IS,
both OF Buffalo. N. ..
Reuben shanker. IS: 500 Insraham &;
NV. and Myrtle Kaminsky. 37, 1875
sanford M Butler. 81, 1914 18th st. NV,
samuel Fields, I'll, 81. Louis, Mo-. and
theresa YounE, 10, Guam Hall.
James Pruett. "a. 1863 Trinidad ave. n;e.i
| and Miriam Myers, IS. Jersey Shore, Pa:
Herbert Bof1An, 40, Newark. N, j., and
Helen Sager. 81, Irvington, n. j.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. LnUs couples must
Eupply for a marriage license ON
lone day, U1it three full days and
lYeceipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
Ecounted the same as other days.
Charles childs. e1, and Evelyn Childs, "a
/ Both Of Long Island, ~ Y.
Cornelius Perry, jr,. %. 1927 18th 81; ne;
1 and Lucille Scott, %, 1888 PARK ro
WINFIELD Dudley. 80, Middle River. Nd.
| and Sue Hamrick, 26, Bel Air. Nd. !,
dlenn Dell, %, and Erma Young, 30, botl
HoSert % Harvey, 20. a1s webster st. NV
Evening star., 1947-05-15

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David Primo Tolls. 32. Fort Bslvoir, and
Maxine Helen Axien. ~. Washtnkton.
John Otis yadon. ~: and Iessts Ailan
Leslie Cleveland Hutlef. yie1nE. and
Pauline Ethel etoners "a WAshtugton.
Boyce Hayes BurleaOn. ~. Ar1ingten: end
Evening star., 1947-05-15
s4o7 to s5Q75 SPRING COATS!
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Dressy and Casual, Long and Short Goats
LAho Number Of S62Z5 Goats for Womeni

Dressy and Casual. Long and Short Goats
FOR WOMEN:
Fitted and Bo coots dessy with button tucks and boid
trimmings finest wool fob1cs cepes, twls, goDordnes
suedes and dooonols Snort blacks navy blues brown and
grey. Choice, S38.
Womens Short Goats in the fovorite longer lengths, with
collars cordeon necnes wool crepes Soook fleece and
suedes, in black, navy blue and grey Choice, S38.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Misses and Juniors Coat
all smart lengths!

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length box coots, dressy or toilored long fitted
dress ooots,. fIored short coats, fingertip
length, with Springs smart necklines, full
sleeves included ore wool needleponts,
sledes, oobordnes ond twilIs, in black, novY,
beige, grey tons and brown Sizes 9 to l8
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Evening star., 1947-11-25

Asia had given the soviets a clear
field in the Orient.
IF China falls" the governor told
Columbia Law School alumni din
ner, I'VE may reasonably assume
that all Asia is gone, and Western
Europe and the Americas will stand
alpne-very much alone in a hostile
world"
Says U. 8. Has Deserted China.
The United States, he said. has
deserted China In its struggle
against a small group of avowed
Chinese Communists who are serv-
ing the purposes of Soviet imperial
ism.
Il regret to say" he continued,
that for the first time in our his
tory we have government which
has no discernible Chinese policy
whatsoever. We are bankrupt so
far as Chinese policy is concerned.
Long-term aid, Gov. Dewey as
serted, should be worked out by
competent experts" He noted.
however. that 1t has been estimated
that $3.50, 100000 a year for three
or four years would sustain China's
economic life while she wages the
struggle against her Communist
enemies"
The cold war, which has be-
come warm war in Europe, is
very hot and successful war in
China" he said.
Predicts Reds Will Take Korea.
Gov. Dewey drew a parallel be-
tween Communist activity in China
and Western Europe, expressing the
opinion there is good reason to
believe that China soon would fall
completely into Communist hands
unless the United States intervenes.
Soviet forces, he predicted, will
"engulf all of Korea" as soon as
American troops are withdrawn.
This will completely outf1ank
Northern China. and will result in
the delivery Of the 100000 Korean
people from japanese tyranny to
Soviet tyranny"
Gov. Dewey reiterated his indorse-
ment of a bipartisan aid-to- Europe
program.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
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Buy Olive Tablets today. At all
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Evening star., 1947-11-25

I'D BE LETTING YOU DOWN
il l didn't give you this tip for
tomorrow's shopping. Ask for a
can of HEINZ Cream of Tomato
Soup and on Thanksgiving
eve, when you're up-to-your-ears
busy with "fxings" for the BIG
FEAST serve it for supper!
It's rich. ruddy and you can just
TASTE the thick cream :. super
tomatoes and special spices it's
made of. To begin a meal
this soups a natural" but for
any meal-in-a-hurry, make 1t q
MEAL, with this addition:
Add grilled "hot-dog" cut
lengthwise into julienne strips
and cheese croutons. made in
slices thtckly with grated cheese,
lightly with HEINZ Worcester
shire Sauce. Set in oven to melt
cheese. Cut in squares.
But WAIT! II you're "stumped"
for first course" for Thanks
giving dinner serve HEINZ
Cream Of Mushroom Soup! It's SO
mushroomy rich, velvet smooth
and homemade delicious, you'll
never again make 1t on your own.
The same goes for "the whole
family" Of HEINZ Condensed
Soups-for ones just as superior
as the next one.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Ralph BeIIomy Divorced

GOODING, Idaho, Nov. Is (P).-
Ralph Bellamy, the Aim actor, was
granted a divorce yesterday from
his organist wife, Ethel Smith. He
charged desertion. He told the
court his wife locked him out Of
their New York apartment Septem-
Der Is. 1916. and had refused to live
with him since.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Dewey Says Is Million
is Needed Nowto HeIp
|China Combat Reds
BY the Asseeio+ed Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Gov. Dewey
urging a "two-ocean foreign policy,
called last night for immediate
emergency aid of s75, ,0oo, 900 to $780,
000,0 to China as a bulwark to
that country's struggle against her
Communist enemies"
Gov. Dewey again criticized Presi-
dent Truman for not including
China in the interim emergency aid
program now before the special ses-
sion of Congress, adding that our
"ineptitude and lack of policy In
Evening star., 1947-11-25

which could be covered by FILA
home loan insurance to 5.200, ,000,-
900. The old limit already has been
reached.
Under existing law FHA is au-
thorized to guarantee loans up to 80
per cent of the value Of the property.
Evening star., 1947-11-25

KNOW WHAT I ALWAYS DO just before last
minute guests arrive? | run for my package Of New
\ Postwar OLD DUTCH Cleanser for now the
s OLD DUTCH Ingredient Sesmotte, has been AC-
TIVATED, it whisks through sparkle up jobs in
no time at all! l find that quick "sprucing up of
bathroom and kitchen is easy snap for
grease dirt, stains disappear like magic and the
TCH poshes with faster, smoother action. ASK
Evening star., 1947-11-25
~SHE SURE KNOWS HOW TO

sASHE SURE KNOWS HOW TO
MAKE WONDERFUL COFFEE"
No wife ever likes to hear her
husband say this about somebody
else. Well, the plain truth is that
anyone can make wonderful cof-
fee if they tollo1c directions! One
of the most important secrets OF
a wonderful cup of coffee is mea-
surfing the coffee correctly to
water. For each six ounces Of
water you should use one Ma
tional Coffee Association stand
ard coffee measure of coffee (or
two level tablespoons). Incideu-
tally, you can still get your mea-
sure by mailing lOc ito cover
packing and mailing) to me at
271 Madison Ave, N. Y. Is. N. Y.
I'll also send you the helpful
oooklet, Coffee Brewing!
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Senate Group Approves
FHA Insurance Rise
BY the Assoeiofed Press

The Senate Banking Committee
yesterday approved legislation to in
crease by s1,O00,00O,0 900 the total
amount of loans which the Federal
Housing Administration may guar
antee.
The bill would raise the amount
Evening star., 1947-11-25
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n clean with just squeezes in SWERL with
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SWERLs rersdtile and wonderful there's no
doubt about that-so why not ask your Grocer
today for big green package, and discover new
SWERL ION your own? Price is low! H. J.
Heinz Co, distributors of SWERL, guarantee it
Evening star., 1947-11-25
THE PILGRIMS HAD A LOT TO BE
TIA NIX ELI. E0R hut we even ia allr

THANKFUL FOR but we, even in our
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things to make life easier For instance,
SWERL, the scientific discovery that COM
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les for it's not soap, can leave NO soap
VI can set dishes to dry with NO wiping away
Evening star., 1947-11-25

DUTCH polishes with faster smoother action Ask
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applauds 1t! -
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i ~
argem doused in
them with mashed
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Evening star., 1947-11-25

OF soap HIHl HbpOPu. x Y AIIU UE tIIt " a!
. for that last quick freshening up Of
smudgy woodwork, windows and mirrors (or
to remove that spot on the rugD before your
Thanksgiving guests arrive . try this.
Simply wipe them over with a SWERL-
dampened cloth Leaves paint glossy
windows and mirrors spotless . the spot
gone. X SWERL's the easiest way, too,
to quickly wash your special Thanksgiving
linens, and put them away, ready for the ne
rith CT
Evening star., 1947-11-25
YOUR DISPO.
STTION will be
as brig ht as
your silver
after you've
tried. SILXO

Liquid Silver Polish! It's safe
for your silver and hands E. and
brings to light all the luster and
sparkle you may think your sill.
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deepest crevices and cleans with
remarkable thoroughness -. with
less rubbing and lighter rubbing.
SILVO can give your silver the
same luster it has given to price
less silver and gold services Of
England's nobility for genera
tions yet costs only 35c at
Grocery, Dept. and Jewelry Stores.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
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BUY-L/NES . by Nancy Sasser
AWeekk Sponsored Column Of Things Advertised Interesting

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10
2-FEATURED BILL
 FOR WEEKEND AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE

A 2-feature bill for this week end opens tonight at the Capitol Theatre
 "Shadowed," one of the features is said to deftly combine all the makings of suspenseful screen en- tertainment in a thoroughly ori- ginal manner to emerge as taut and gripping chiller Heading Its cast are Anita Louise, Lloyd Cor rigan, Michael Duane and Robert Scott
 Because of the chain Of events which spells near-disaster to an innocent man in the film is en- tirely logical and could happen to anyone, the whole effect is dram atically heightened. "Shadowed' is not a whodunit. From the very beginning the audience is aware of the killers identity. There are no intricute clues, no fancy list of suspects, no artificial devices. But, there is sheer terror in the desperate struggle of decent, law-abiding citizen to extricate him. self and his helpless family from a tangled web of crime in which he has accidentally become in- volved.
 The other feature on the double till is a good western, Wild Beau ty.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10
GIRL SCOUT DRIVE
 STARTS NEXT WEEK.; LASTS THREE DAYS

The Girl Scouts are conducting a two-in-one drive on Wednesday Thursday and Friday of next week to finance activities of both the past and present year
 The goal of the drive is $3,000, twice the usual amount, since the organization has been forced to borrow money to resolve indebted ness from last year, when no drive for funds was conducted.
 Girl Scout Commissioner Mer- nice Murphy explained that in- creased camp fees did not cover rising costs of food for the last camping expedition.
 Those participating in the drive will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Juneau Young Hard ware Store, Lisle Hebert presid- ing.
 There will also be a meeting of the Girl Scout Board next Tues day evening at the Lutheran Church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10
pAkISTAN!AN ASKS
 END OF DEBATE ON
 PALESTINE IN !. N.

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Oct. l0'- R-A diplomat from the New Do minion of Pakistan proposed today that the United Nations Palestine Committee wind up it's debate at once without hearing the views of Russia and the United States. But the committee chairman said no, he had to follow the established rules of procedure, Then he fixed Saturday as the deadline
 Russian and United States re- presentatlves remained silent dur ing todays discussion of Pales- tine. An authoritative source said the United States expected to make its opening Palestine statement Saturday. Russia declined to indi- cate when they would speak. But high United Nations official said the Soviet delegation had said it would wait until after it had heard the American statement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10
fl FLOWN IN BY
 pNA;;5FL0WN OUT

Pacific Northern Airlines brought II passengers in yesterday, took three persons to Anchorage and two to Cordova.
 Passengers from Anchorage were:
 Linn Forrest, John JasperS, John Allen, Andrew Balluth, Sophia Bal- luth, Dale Lane, Jessie Hubert, Norman Woodruff, Iven Johanson, Virginia Kasson.
 Cordova to Juneau: H. Gronroos.
 Juneau to Anchorage J. l.. Sul- iivan, L. Dierts, J. s. MacKinnon.
 Juneau to Cordova: " c. Bing- ham, Dallas Hughes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10

Cloth-short England today is featuring mems ties made from war time RAF escape maps and paper collars.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10

cided to send Christmas packages to their sister association in France.
 Members are asked to take food, clothing. and holiday gifts to Ruth Sterling at the Tot-to-Teen shop before October 20. They will be economically wrapped and mailed by that date.
 It was also decided that the Soroptimist Board, consisting of officers and three members on the Board of Directors, will break fast at the Baranof Coffee Shop on the Tuesday morning preceding the regular business meeting.
 This will enable committee heads to present problems and sugges- tions for the Boards considera- ton. The first breakfast will be at eight o'clock next Tuesday.
 A radio forum was suggested as a future project, with round table discussion possibly being conducted through the proposed Presidents Council representing all civic groups.
 Gertrude Trueblood was appoint ed to the membership committee with Hernia Darnell and Henrietta Power, and Dorothy Novatney was selected to attend Parent-Teach- CT Association meeting at the study hall in the high school October 20. to discuss youth needs in the Territory.
 Last nights meeting was held at the apartment of Edna Lomen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10

him of charges of mistreating fel- low war prisoners in Japan
 The Supply Corps officer was found innocent yesterday of all four specifications (that he struck three fellow prisoners and informed to the Japanese on anothers salt thefb and of the general charge of conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline"
 The seven-officer trial board reached it's decisions in the second day of deliberations, ending the public trial which started Sept 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10
MARIAN HEDGES
 NEW PRESIDENT OF EMBLEM CLUB
Lillian Uggen, Vite-Presi. dent = Awards Dance
 Planned for Nov. i

The regular business meeting of the Juneau Emblem Club was held on Thursday evening, the commit tee in charge being Gladys Vuille and Verna West.
 Marian Hedges was installed as President and Lillian Uggen as Vice-President by Past President Jo Jensen. Corrine Sheldon was appointed as Organist.
 Plans were made for the An nual Awards dance to be held at the Elks Hall on Saturday, No vember l, to raise money for a lamp for the delivery room at St Ann's Hospital, with the follow ing committee in charge: Chair man, Lillian Uggen, assisted by Jessie Merritt, Pat Grove, Florence Holmquist, Reba Hardin and Mar garet Burke. There will be a meeting of the committee at the home of Mrs Uggen in the Twen- tieth Century Apartments, Mon- day evening, october l3, at 8 p. m
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10

Mattresses ana rS.1tain Girls wanted at Percy's Cafe. 665 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10
S0R0pTlMISTS
 ADOPT SISTER
 CLUB IN PARIS

Principle business to be consid- cred at the meeting of the Soropti- mist Club last night was the adop- tion of the French Soroptimist Club in Paris.
 After reading of letter from Madame La Docteur Suzanne Noel of the Association Internationale deS Soroptimist Clubs, members de-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10
N G M MARKET x
 10 CELEBRATE FIRST BIRTHDAY ON SAT.

With the completion of one sue cessful year in business, the H & M Market is celebrating the first anniversary this week. By way of celebration coffee and cookies will be served to all their customers on Saturday.
 The H & M Market, which is owned by Tom Hutchins and Doc" Merritt, was purchased from George Brothers on October l, 1946 On the staff are Ray Graff, store manager; Bill Beck, Floyd Burns, George Bullard, Marguerite Schneider and Pauline Cady.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10

Sell it with an Empire wantad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10
DUTCH CLEANING up
 INDONESlAN FORCES BEHIND OWN LINES

BATAVIA, Java. Oct 10.-iR-A Netherlands Army communlque an- nounced today that Dutch forces had jumped off at six points yes terday in clearing sweeps" directed against Indonesian forces operating behind the!r lines in central and west Java.
 A Republican spokesman in Jog jakarta, the Indonesian capital, as- serted that the Dutch employed tanks and motorized infantry in their thrllsts,
 The Dutch said their casualties yesterday totaled five killed. 10 wounded and two missing.
 Sell it with an Empire Wantad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10
FISH LANDINGS

Only fish catch landed today at the Juneau Cold Storage was made by Ole Bransdahl on the troller Ford. He sold l,500 pounds of king salmon to Alaska Coast Fisheries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-10
GA5C0IGNE FREED
 AFTER NAVY TRIAL

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Oct. l0.-4R- It. Richard Gascoigne was ready to return to duty today after Navy General Court Martial acquitted
Evening star., 1947-02-12

10 tho other side OF the studio when
ever, he sees the producer on the lot
Vic's leading lady In Kiss Of Death
Is likely to be Pat Morison--H she
can arrange her schedule with 'sThe
Song Of the Thin Man." In which
Pat is the heavy"
4 4 II \
Van johnson and the former Evie
Wynn take over her two children
this week. But" say keenan,, I'm
keeping their two rooms in my house
just as they are. so that 1t twill be
easy for them to stay with me at a
moments notice.
Joan Fontaine Is the prferred girl
by Robert Riskin for his production,
THE Girl from Bogardus.' It's q
dream Of role.
Latest on Ingrid Bergman Is that
she will return here In May, follow
ing suspension Of her Broadway hit,
Joan Of Lorraine She will then
portray Joan Of Arc in q technicolor
version OF the stage hit, in associa-
ton with Victor Fleming and Walter
Wanger.
Mickey Rooney of to Florida to
continue with his personal appear
ance tour. His next flicker is either
Monkey on a Stick" or '"The Belle
Of New York" q musical. It's been
a log time since Mickey made one Of
those.
Preston Sturges goes to England
some time this year to produce, write
and direct picture. His leading lady
will be Frances Ramsden. But for
his first film at Goth Century Fox,
Preston viii use one Of the girls on
the slot.
The late Laurette Taylor's sister
Beth, wants to contact Charles Field
man. She would like a part In his
movie production of THE Glass Me-
nagerie"
Evening star., 1947-02-12

| SENATOR ],sn. y ss ay.. si :, s.ss1cs sso,
.THE CHASE" Cont. From PM.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
Children's Theater
Tickets on Sale

Mail orders now are being fillet
for the two offerings which will con.
clude the current season OF Glare
Tree Majors Children's Theater o1
New York Hector Malot's NO
body's Girl" and the Suzari Mario
nettes' version OF 1.-THE Wizard OF
Or" Both plays will be presented
at Lisner Auditorium, "Nobody's
Girl" on March and sThe Wizard
of OF" ON March 20. There will be
two performances of each, at 1896
am. and Q pm.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
Play in Rehearsal

Ladies in Retirement" second
major production of its season, hal
been put in rehearsal by the Little
Theater of Alexandria. 1t will be
presented at the George Washing
ton High School auditorium tn the
nearby Virginia city on March 3
4 and 5.
The cast includes Ethel Casey
Helen Todd, Edith Aymar, Mar
guerite Barton, Adele Cation, Har-
riet Hulfish and Dabney Waring, jr
The mystery-melodrama Is being d.
rected by Jim Allen.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
IT exam Makes News;
She Fears Horses
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Despite the fact that Jorja Curt
right was born and reared in ANA
rillo, Tex, where you'd think all
babies ride horseback. she admits
she's scared to death of horses.
This is a little embarrassing tn her
current picture where In several
scenes practically everybody within
camera range, including Jorja, as q
Montana schoolteacher in the sos,
Is on a horse.
"The beast I ride knows I'm
scared, I guess" she moaned.
Scared or not, she manages to
look not only fetching but profess
sional aboard the beast" with a
watchful wrangler Just out OF
camera-view.
In case you're wondering about
that "Jorja," she says that's
Georgia spelled in shorthand" She
should know because she was a
producers secretary for four years
before she talked him into giving
her a test and her first role.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
Gayety Gets Films

The Gayety Theater. long devoted
solely to b,lrlesque, will change Its
policy Friday to become motion
picture stage show house. Films
and alternating burlesque shows
will be presented on continuous
run schedule, starting at 10 am
The Saturday midnight show" at
u 80 a m. will continue to be reg
| ular feature.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
Graham
Continued From Page A-i4)

tCOntlnHed FTOm FHB6 A-1fD
the missus, to see the shows. When
he comes back, he'll prepare for his
clown role in "The Romance Of
Henry Menafree."
Victor Mature Is so anxious not to
do a. picture with a certain producer
at 10th Century Fox that he crosses
Evening star., 1947-02-12
It Was Inevitable
By the Assoeiotsd Press

BT me NssoetuIv0 Tfess
HOLLYWOOD.
It had to happen. With the movie
colony getting so overrun with
station wagons, it was only a matter
of time.
John Carroll came out Of Republic
studio the other day and found q
woodpecker tapping tentatively at
the wooden framework of his car.
Evening star., 1947-02-12

ADYY Asfh q Mass. Ave. NV.
AZ ssA Wo. 46co Cont. from PM.
1.-THE wEsrERNER.
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