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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-23
HOLLYWOOD BRIEFS

HOLLYWOOD BRIEFS &,
JANE POWELL, who has recently
completed a feature role in The
Birds and The Bees" has already
been approached by three of the
large symphony orchestraS vying
for her services as guest soloist'
. A RECENT BTNG CROSBY
DISCOVERY, THE ERNIE FL
ICE QUARTET" gets featured
billing in Smooth Sailing d.
MARLENE DIETRICH had to
overcome a confirmed antipathy
to golden jewelry before she
could appear In Golden Ear
rings" 4. EDWARD G.. ROBIN
SON will depart from his usual
type Of role to become a gentle
small-town barber in Il Heard
Them Sing
RONALD COLMAN is now the
owner of a gold plated cigar,
presented to him by members Of
Twentieth Century-Fox's THE
Late George Apley.7 1t seems
that Colman, an inyeterate Gig
arctic smoker, had to smoke one
stogie after another for his
George Apley role. The troupe
thought it would be a nice ge5-
ture to give him a golden symbol
of his feud with lady nicotine.
THE Late George Apley" is the
film adaptation of the highly
successful play depicting the I'M
conventional romance between
one of the Beacon Hill Apleys
and a South Boston lass. Boston
ians in particular should find the
sequences most amusing.
ITS NOW COWBOY JACK
LEONARD, for the former Tom
my Dorsey vocalist is a full
fledged Columbia singing star in
Swing The Western Way" He
and Mary Dugan, another ex-
band soloist, have the films
romantic leads. Jack will sing
two Western ballads accompa-
MED by a cowboy choir of so
voices.
WARNER BROTHERS has ac-
CURED the screen rights to- "The
Slippery Hitch" novel by the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-23

Frye and daughter Andreen, Mr.
and Mrs Irving Howe and son,
Mrs Katherine Bennett, Mr. and
Mrs Herbert johnson, Geo Nc
Kinney, Mr. and Mrs Cecil Chase,
Edward L Feggans Vernon Riley,
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Ware, Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence Carey, Nor
man Raynor, Mrs John France,
Mrs Hattie Powell, w Evans,
Miss Priscilla Jtmmotte, DR. Al
bert Gould, Mrs Mamie Gull
ford, James Randolph, Mr. and
Mrs Robert Reese, Charles r
Watson and daughter Cheryl,
Mrs Elizabeth Watson, Olive
Ann Lesueur, Mr. and Mrs R V
Mitchell, Harold James, Walter
King, John Bulliver, Mrs Man
"a Thomas Sr, Mrs Milliccnt
White, Miss Eula White, Mrs
Thelma Hudson, Earl Montgom-
cry, Miss Winton Yates, Miss
Janet Session, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Rivers, Mrs Eioise
GLASGOW, Miss Sylvia Greaves,
Mr. and Mrs James Guilford,
Thomas Neil, all Of Boston.
Also Mrs H Kinds, Col and
Mrs Alexander R Davis, Alden
Belts, Mr. and Mrs J Smith, Mr.
and Mrs Hilton Kinds, Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Lynch, Norman
Newton, Mrs Marie Bertha, Mr.
and Mrs James Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs John Davis, all of Cam
bridge; and many more from
New England, N. Y, Penna., and
the South.
The affair was the most out
standing social event of the
summer season at Cape Cod.
The moneys received in dona-
tionS and from cake rafflss will
be presented formally to the s..
Monica's Home.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-23

MARY ASTOR, currently before
the cameras in 1.-The Rich, Full
Life, has declined an offer to
return to the stage in a revival
of THE Male Animal" Broadway
hit in which she appeared in the
original cast with Elliott Nugent.
NEW MEXICO is having its
great day in the movies. Its vivid
history and scenic grandeur is
being featured in three produc-
tons: Pursued by United States
Pictures, Albuquerque" for Par
rCunt, and MGMs "Sea Of
Grass
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-23
Cinema HighIights
BY J. Concannon
BY }. Concannon

British author Gerald Butler.
Buffers novel is a postwar melo-
drama about two brothers, one
of whom was imprisoned by the
NaziS during the war. The author
wrote the beSt-seller, wash The
Blood Off My Hands" Jerry Wald
will produce.
LARAMIE DAY may be consid-
cred for hubby LIPPY LEO
DUROCHERS job with the Dod-
gers. 1t seems that LARAMIE has
organized a baseball team mong
members of the crew of Tycoon"
Included in the roster are four
former well-known major league
players, two minor leaguers and
several college stars.
JEANNE GRAIN will have the
title role in 20 Century Fox's
'The Song of Ramona" the first
time in its history that the Helen
Hunt Jackson story has been set
to music. Edmund Goulding, who
directed "The Razor's Edge" will
return to the studio to perform
similar ckore for this musical,
with william Bacher producing.
Music for the film will be com
posed by David Rose with Leo
Robin writing the lyrics. The film
will be made in the original
Pomona" country around He
met, California.
QUICKIES ALAN HALE,
Warner veteran has returned to
the coast after a months stay in
New York, where he made a ser
les of personal appearances at
the New York Strand Theatre in
connection with "That Way With
Woman" This was Hale's first
eastern iaunt in II years
ANN SOUTHERN, now co-star-
rim gin RKO's Indian Summer
is an avid fisherman, but never
eats fish THREE of the music
worlds top torrid tunesters-Joe
Venuti,, on the fiddle, Tony Rom
ano, guitarist, and Gene Hag-
land on the base fiddle-will 90
musical background for Dennis
Morgan and Jack Carson in
1.-TWO Cues From Texas"
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So The sum of the whole matter
is this; our civilization cannot
survive materially unless 1t be
redeemed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wilson.
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plste their beauty escapes them.
And what is that What is this
secret of charm that is come by
So naturally and without effort
by some women? Look for your
answer in their eyes, for in the
eyes real beauty lies and its light
is never deceiving. Unselfishness,
sympathy, these are the real
qualities that underwrite real
beauty - and with them the
homeliest women are beautiful.
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ton, Texas. New members pres
ent were Mrs. Emma Davis, Mrs,
Dorothy Law, Miss Eva Mont
hero, Mrs. Elizabeth Pitts and
Miss Janet Hill. After business a
repast was served by the hostess,
Mrs. Isaac. Beginning Wednes-
day, Sept. 10, the club will meet
in the social hall Of the Lenox
st. project,
DR. X. B. Stewart of Washing
ton, D. C. and DR.. j. Seth Hills
of Daytona Beach, Fla. are
spending their vacation in Bos-
ton, guests of Charles M. Rober-
son, the we'll known realtor. The
visiting physicians we're also re-
cent guests at the Cambridge
Rod and Gun Club in Maine.
Mrs. Lottie Miller, a st. James
ST., is in Truro, N. S., Canada,
where she is visiting relatives
and attending the Baptist con-
vention.
Mrs. Elihu Wilson or Orange,
N. j., was a recent house-guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Batum, OF
Allston While here, Mr. Wilson,
who is a brother-in-law of Mrs.
Batum, visited many historical
spots in and around Boston, and
was royalty entertained by rela-
tives and friends.
A surprise marriage will be re-
vealed when wedding bells for
well known Bostonians in the
fall or early winter.
Atty M. w. Bullock has been
spending several weeks in De-
troit, the guest of his daughter,
Julia.
Mrs. Ruth Worthy Miles of
Washington, D. c., is visiting her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. William
Worthy.
Mrs. Hubert Collins is busy
planning for the annual fall tea
of st. Augustne's and st. Martins
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Young, SO Camden St, have just
returned from a weeks visit with
Mr.. Young's mother in Phila-
oelphla.
The Theta Alpha Chapter OF
the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority held
its regular Monday meeting al
the home of Miss Juanita Will
liams, 679 Shawmut ave.
Mrs. Eliza Beach of &c Worth
ington st., Roxbury, entertained
friends Sunday, August II, at
her summer home in Randolph
A delicious dinner was served
with vegetables fresh from hel
own garden and cooked by he1
daughter, Mrs. Helen Lamar,
Miss Laura B. Jones wa
stricken suddenly i'll and is con-
fined at Boston City Hospital.
Mrs. Mary Raynor, proprietor
of Macs Beauty Shoppe at IA
Lenox ST., and Mrs. Myrtle Lee
left the city this week for
visit to Canada where they vii
be till after Labor Day.
john Wendell Coburn Rich
ards of st. John, N. B., son Of
the late Lizzie Coburn Richards
of Boston and Cambridge, WIKI
spent his holidays with his
aunt VENDETTA Wheaton, {
Phillips street, and his aunt
Evelyn Wallace, 81 Boy street
Everett, and cousins, Ruth anc
Ralph Hunt, has returned Il
st. John after very pleasant
trip.
DR.. OSeceola Jackson anC
daughter Judy of Goldsboro, N
c., were visiting DR.. Jackson,
aunt. Mrs. Ella E. Elliott of 4!
Hammond ST., last week. From
here they will go to Brooklyn
N. Y, to visit the doctors sis
ter.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-23
7HERHHEnnuEaR1aaBEaazaRB
Beauty Hints
MHHBnRHMRHBEaHzEHHHEEHEB
BY NINA TEMPLE
AND WHAT is BEAUTY?

Women go frantically in
search of beauty. They pay an
enormous sum for this and that
cosmetic which is supposed to
supply the wanted enchantment,
but alas, so often they find dis
appointment and disillusion for
the one thing needful to COM
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-23
Wise
Sayings

ITO bear what you can't stand
is truly to bear"
IAN ounce of Freedom is worth
a ton of gold"
Engines are fabricated with
oil: human hearts with kindness
and love"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

York City, said a few words to the group on motivation and informa- tion in character building. He also : expressed the thought that the par lents. home, church and the school have not kept pace with youth on the matter Of inner control educa- tion
 Open Forum
 An open forum discussion arose at Policewoman Isobel Hartung's men tion of the drinking evils among school groups. Opinions on where to lay the blame and bring about a solution were raised by Principal Henry Harmon, George Folta, John Brilliant, Mrs. Henry Lorenaen, and other parents and teachers.
 The various speakers of the eve ming were introduced by President Mrs Fopajoy During the regular brsi. tss session Mrs. Bert McDow- ell read the report of the Execu- tive Boards minutes and Mrs. A. B. Phillips gave the Treasurers report, Mrs. Trevor Davis was the recipient of a lovely corsage following her report cn the recent Variety Show for her efforts in making the scholarship fund project a real suc- cess.
 The musical part Of the program was announced by Mrs. Ronald List CT. chairman, and included three well chosen selections sung by Mrs. Henry Harmon "The Fisherman's Widow" The Sleep that Fits on Babys Eyes" and "Giannina Mia were the numbers offered by Mrs. Harmon and her able accompanist was Mrs. Trevor Davis.
 Roll call was answered according to grades represented by parents attendance and second grade won on count of IS parents. This grade i will be awarded ttn much desired picture for a mcTtn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
EpIS(CphL CHURCH
 SERVICES TOMORROW
 ANNOUNCED BY WEBB

Episcopal Church services for Ash Wednesday are announced by the Rev. w. Robert Webb. There will be a celebration of Holy Com munion at ' am. and again at II am
 The Very Rev. Charles E. Rice will conduct the late service and imposition Of ashes will follow both services.
 In the evening the midweek Lenten Service will be held at o'clock.
 During Lent this year a series of sermons will be given on the topic o1 the Lords Prayer and the sub ject for Ash Wednesday evening is Our Father, Who Art in Heaven, Hallowed Be Thy Name" The Len ten choir will sing for these servic- es and the public is cordially invit- ed to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
YOUTH IN OUR
 COMMUNlTY E
 P-TADISCUSSI0N

Parents and teachers met last night in the Juneau High School to hear and take part in discussions revolving around the subject Char acter Building in the Community at the monthly P-TA meeting. Principal speakers on the program were the Rev. Robert Treat, pr. M. NJ Van Sandt, two representatives from the Teen-Age Club, Mrs. Iso- bel Hartung and Lawrence B. Cairns of the National YMCA.
 Introduced hy President Mrs. Jack Popejoy as the first speaker of the evening was Miss Lois Nicholson, nigh school student and active member of the Teen Ayers who eX- pressed her views on the club from the standpoint of 6 member. She drove home the idea of Teen-Age being a junior service club much as any other civic organization, as we'll as a recreational and social center She cited examples of teen age service both in the local com- munity and in helping less fortun- ate in other countries.
 Dudley Smith Berg followed Lois on the program with a detailed des- cription about the activities avail able in the club rooms. He men toned the indoor sports facilities in addition to the canteen. library, and record machine. and revealed the profits realized from the can- teen now made the club almost
 lf-supporting.
 Church's Part
 The church's part in character building was the theme of Rev. Robert Treats discussion and he emphasized the church as one Of
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the most important creators os moral influence in youth. He said that a boy or girl with faith and re alization of responsibility to God goes forth better equipped for life The going child is exposed to good music and the worlds best literatura in contact with scrip ture. stated the minister, and in ad- dition has an opportunity to te- come adjusted to group activity.
 Dr. Van Sandts informative dis course concerned the subject of so- cial disease in the community and was directed toward the present day necessity of instruction for the young people He stated that cor rect information is youths greatest weapon in combating venereal dis eases and laid the responsibility of acquiring such Knowledge on the doorstep of the home. church, -hool and the community.
 Diseases
 Visual type of education regard- ing dangers, prevention. conse- and cure of diseases was recommended by the medical man as more beneficial and constructive than verbal discussion. Dr. Van Sandt mentioned a film recently shown at the Medical Association meet and said this material is now for the school and other groups interested
 Proposed showing of the film some difference of opinion as School Superintendent A. B. reminded that some parents might offer strong objection to such reaching their children. Dr. J. o. Rude suggested that other type of film more suited to the .een-age group be first considered n initial presentation to the chil lren. He also introduced the sub feet of pressure on local theatres or more appropriate pictures on Saturday afternoon.
 Lawrence B. Cairns. visiting YMCA representative from New
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
JWl PEACE TIME PLANNING SESSION
 WILL NOT BE HELD

The JW Club Peace Time Plan ming Department will not meet at the Van Sandt home as previously announced. Because of this depart ment's great interest in youth and family recreation, all members are requested by the chairman, Mrs Den c. Foster, to attend the inn portant meeting called by Mayor Hendrickson for tonight at the Council Chambers of the City Hall for 8 o'clock to discuss establishing a local branch of the YMCA in Juneau.
 L. B. Cairns, National executive of the YMCA. from New York headquarters will conduct an infor- native program giving the steps necessary to establish and maintain such a group in Juneau. All Peace Time Planning members and JW Club members are urged to be pre- sent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
FORMER ALASKAN ES AppREHENDED,
 WANTED BY FBI

Lee o. Teague, special agent in charge of the FBI in Alaska, an- nounced today the apprehension of Conly Randolph Ayers. age 4s. at Phoenix. Arizona. Ayers had been sought by the FBI in all parts of the United States since 194l as a conditional release violator.
 The FBI became acquainted with Ayers in 1888 following his arrest at Juneau, in connection with a brutal assault with a dangerous weapon committed on a female cafe operator. Ayers claimed at the time that he had been born in Alaska and that his visit in Juneau was occasioned by his return from his first visit 10 the states He further claimed to have resided in the ar eas of Circle and Fairbanks all of his life. Fingerprint records how ever, led to information of previous crimes in the states since 1925. Ayers was sentenced in Federal Court, Juneau. in February 1940 10 serve twenty months at McNeil Island He was conditionaly releas- ed in June l941 for good behavior, but again ran afoul Of the law later in the same year due to his failure to keep in contact with the U s. Probation Officer pursuant to the terms of his release.
 An additional warrant is out standing at Juneau charging Ayers with a violation of the Selective Service Act. The search for Ayers was rendered more difficult by his
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frequent change ol names, and he had apparently abandoned all fam fly ties and remained cut of con- tact with past friends.
 Teague pointed out that the cap ture of Ayers is another example of the effectiveness of modern law enforcement methods ard coopera- tion of law enforcement agencies in submitting fingerprint records to the FBI Identification Division in Washington, D. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
IhhuNIZATI0N sL!kl(
 SCHEDULED TOMORROW

The regular monthly inmuniza- ton clinic will be held at the Health Center, 3l9 Main Street at 10 a. m. Wednesday morning. Dr. c. C. Carter, Health Officer, will off ciate.
 Children over six months Of age who have not been immunized against smallpox, diphtheria and whcoping cough are invited to at tend with their parents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
SONS OF NORWAY 10
 INITIATE SATURDAY;
 ALSO FEATURE DANCE

The Sens of Norway will initiate a class of candidates next Satur- day evening, February g, ,,at o'clock at the regular meeting in the Odd Fellows Hall
 Albert Peterscn's orchestra will furnish music for dancing at 9:30 cctck and the public is invited to attend this part of the evenings entertainment.
 Refreshments will be served dur ing the evening by the Kitchen committee. John Winter, JohnALow- ell and Art Berggren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
FOR SALE

COMPLETELY furnished modern 3 bedroom home, all fir, | mile Glacier Highway, Full concrete basement, automatic furnace, private water system, electric pump, never freezes; hardwood floors, tile sink, electric refrigera- tor, wash machine, radio large lot, including Is 32 boat house, marine way, electric winch. Ph. 039 ? long 2 short after pm
 505-t6
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
LUTKEpLHS 10 HOLD
 SERVICES TOMORROW

Ash "Wednesday will be observed at the Lutheran Church with de- votional service at 7:30 tomorrow evening. The theme of these Len ten services wifi be The Way of the Gross" and for the evening, the subject is With Joy We Enter the Way"
 A cordial invitation to attend is extended to all who are interested in deepening their spiritual life.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
MRS. TURF HOLM iS
 H0N0RED ON VISIT

Mrs. Ture Holm, who came north to attend the wedding Of her son, Ingvald Varness and Miss Patricia Fleek, and her daughter Astrid, twin of Ingvald, have returned to Seattle by plane.
 Mrs. Holm, former resident of Juneau, was the honored guest at many affairs during her brief To- day visit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
FORMAL PARTY FOR
 WACHUSETT OFFICERS

A formal party TOT the Wacnusett officers and their wives will be giv- en Thursday evening, starting at g o'clock at tine Governors House.
 Also invited - the party are ali members Of t,.e AWVS and their husbands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
SAM KING HEARING

A hearing will be held in the U. c. Commissioner Court this afternoon in the case of Sam King, who has been in custody since his attack on U. s. Marshal w. T. Ma honey aboard the North Sea. The hearing will take place to determine the mans sanity and steps taken for commitment to an institution if insanity is revealed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

FOR SALE-Power Barge North King" length 105 feet, beam 3O8 feet, depth 1o.9 feet, powered by two 135 h.p. cylinder Caterpillar diesel engines. equipped with complete refrigeration equipment, cold storage facilities, capacity approximately 100 tons, Harris & Prick compressors, two Interna- tional diesel electric plants, Clay
 ton steam generator, Westing- house welding unit, Comet elec- tric. hoist, Fairbanks Granger scales. etc, at Marshals Sale Cordova, Alaska, zoo pm, Feb ruary 24, 1947. For specifications and particulars, address Hodge 6S Awes, Attorneys, Cordova, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

714 it. SKIFF, Phone Douglas 553.
 505-t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

St. Bernard puppies See them at Darnells Sport Gen.
 ter. Phone Black $50 for informa-
 ton. 505-t1
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
LOST AND FOUND

the Elks or Baranof or
 in between, gold bracelet with
 brilliants Keepsake Please re- turn. Reward. Phone 132 505-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

ONE USED Chrysler Crown 3.46 Jo i reducticn, round bottom skiffs, one l4 it. V-bottom skiff Ph. Douglas 35, one long two short, CT see At Viencla, Boat Belle ".
 504-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
FooD SALE

By Rebekah Drill Team at Sears Roebuck, Friday Feb. q. at Il am.
 adv. 505-t4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

CHILD CARE-full, part time; ages 3-6. IF Third St.. above Boggan's Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Forest wood any length desired. Phone 688.
 506-t1C
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS

GUARANTEED Realistic Perna- nent, $7.50. Taper Curb. q up Lola's beauty Shop. Phone FOL 315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

FOR SALE-3l2 h.p. Mercury out beard motor. Phone Blue 700.
 506-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

NEW 2H K 3A Speed Graphic Camera, complete with flash equipment and carving case $500
 Call at Snap Shoppe, 502-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

USED PLYMOUTH engine, reason able; reccnditioned Chev. Marine 2l2 to 1 reduction. $550 cash. Ju- ncau Welding and Machine Shop.
 504-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

TWO FREON refrigerating units, enc h.p. and one 3 h.p. with lcwside evaporators. Ready to in- stall Write John L. Dolenc. Sit
 ka, Alaska. 506tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-18

The church's part in character uilding was the theme of Rev. Robert Treats discussion and he emphasized the church as one Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
RETURNS
TO WILMINGTON
Chief OF Engineer Division
Completes Study Of
Dredging Project

Paul M. Smell, chief of the Will
mington District Engineers Con,
struction division, returned to Viii
mington last night upon compile
ton of a federal mission to Vene-
zuela.
Smell, who has served in Will
mington for % years, was loaned
to the Venezuelan government tc
study the proposed plan for en-
larging Lake Maraccaibo harbor tc
accommodate Caribbean Sea COM
merce.
Although there is an existing
law that the United States may
loan a federal engineer employe
to a friendly foreign nation if the
country asks for the person by
name, records show that Smell wa:
the first employe so called. .
Flying to Miami by Pan-Amerl
can airlines and then to Raleigh
by Eastern, Smell made the las
lap of his journey home by auto
mobile. The engineer left TO,
Venezuela on January &c.
Smell, a dredging expert. studied
recommendations made by anothe'
engineering firm earlier. Thu
Venezuelan government desired tt
have more than one expert make
recommendations on the lake pro
ject.