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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
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Mr. Richard White. s22 Erskine SeereiarY-Nrs Grace
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Wilhemns r. Lewis 3sls Biddle TY. S-l2S7; Worthy
tsrY-Mrs Carrie B. Riley 1889 Parker. PI. 77ss.
GOLDEN LEAF NO. l4-STATED MEETINGS LIST Wednesday.
Matte Collins 202s 7-slol; Worthy Patron
Mr.. s. c. Reid l7426 Maine TW l-567s; SeereiarY-Mrs.
Doris Mae Ray. 1856 Yemans
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. zl-STATED MEETINGS and Fri
day. DEGREE WORK 4fh Friday Worthy Mairon-Hdrs
Ethel Brokemond. $50 MedburY TR. 2-3e7s; Worthy Pa
tron-Mr Devoid HoleY. lo27S cardoni SeereisrY-Mrs.
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Patron-Mr George Glenn. 1884 Majestic Ferndalei
refarY-Mrs. Nellie Wilson. 20e2l Wyoming. Ferndae
ST. AGNEs CHAPTER NO. 2s = STATED MEETINGS And
Wednesday. DECREE WORK 9Th Wednesday Worthy
Matron-Mr Azxle Rhodes. eo2l Whiiewood. TY e-slss
Worthy Pafron-Mr Paul q. Rhodes. so2 Whtewood. TY.
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Thursday DEGREE WORK 9TH Thursday Worthy Ma.
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Thursday. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday Worthy Ma.
thy Patron-Mr. Phillip 0NesL 1874 Hague. IT, l-s1l2
SeeretsrY-Mrs. corlene Brown lot9 MaTston Th 1901
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Mrs. Muriol Roberts 2sl Vernon Highway. CHI 03sl
Worthy Pafron-ME Henry Calvert. 2a7 Palmer. MA $3.50
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
LEGAL NOTICE
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Atty. Ramon A. Marines
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN TIT
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WAYNE IN Chancery.
No. A77.17s
EULA MCCLURE. plaintiff. vs.
JAMES MCCLURE, Defendant
AT a session OF said Court, held
in the County Building. IN the
City OF Detroit County Of Wayne
State ot Michigan, on TINS The
2nc day OF December AID, l9i1.
Present. The HON. THOMAS J,
MURPHY. Circuit Judge
| ORDER OF PUBLICATION
on reading and films the
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

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wog largest distributors, the
Stan g News Agency. IL will
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and hts OF interest photo
grae ally
ARNETT COBB. terrific saNo-
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off .-e EROLIC BAR when ne
mad, IN appearance there with
Ann Ba6es. ST. CLAIR Rogers,
Zigg johnson. Bobbie Castor,
Dins Washington Nehi Berry
Car johnson, ana Paul VIII
l!arl. ta the beneht friends gave
Tor AIRY smith. Thursday Dec.
Is. Ss.ta has been al with a
lune II, TX. and the purpose OF
the neft vas 70 help prepare
him treatment AZ Hot Springs.
Ark IL IS FORMER employee OF
the Commission. A crowd
60 e was there witnessing
me among whom this col
ursr Suled Mrs. Edward Jones.
AAc S>cti Ollie Brown. Fred
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GRE sorry attorney for plaintiff
here Charles Rollock.
II Is ORDERED that the said
/ defe can't, HELEN Rollock. enter
her Ppearance in said cause on
or { eo-g three months from the
cate Q. the order hereof OF the
Bill Complaint may be taken
IS Messed and that the said
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thcr, { served upon defendant b.
regis tec mail as required by
law.
JAMES ( CHENoT.
Circuit Judge
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CLERK
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Deputy Clcrk il-22-l2-27
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ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

- session Q: salC Court held
a. TIE Courthouse II the C!ty q
Detroit County q WAYNE. State
z. Mich.ean on tire u day Of
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A'f. Circuit Judge
j. appfarng from TIE afs.6avit
that he place cf residence
defendant james FIELDS. IS
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end INQUIRY, il cannot be
ned u wha- State or
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s ORDERED that the de-
enter MS appe arance in
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Evening star., 1947-10-19

Tor facsimiie) with their winning entries will
receive two identical prizes.
4. Entries judged for originality. suuability
and aptness Decision of judges final.
Duplicate prizes in case of ties. Entries and
ideas thereiR become property Of Queen
Anne Candy Company.
s. Any one may enter except employees ot
Queen Anne Candy Company their adver-
tising agency and families thereof. Contests
apply only to continental United States.
Subject to a1'Federal. State and local laws
8 and regulations You may enter each con-
test, and enter each as often as you choose.
but each entry must be on Jingle Bar
wrapper Tor hcsime).
8. Complete printed lists Of winners IN each
contest will he sent anyone writing to Queen
Anne Candy Company. Hammond, Indi-
ana. after January 3, 1913.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
EAS SY r lie s

y. Write your '1ast line using sufficient
words to complete the Jingle. Make the last
word rhyme with he last word of the second
line Of the jingle. Write On Jingle Bar
wrapper tor facsimile). Write your name
and address. Mail to Queen Anne Candy
Co.. Dept. X. Hammond, Indiana
4. These are 3 Separate contests. with
identical prizes First contest closes Oct.
Is, 1947 Second contest closes Nov. Isl.
l947. Third contest closes Dec. IS. 1947..
Entries received through Oct. Is will be
entered in the first contest. Entries re-
ceived from Oct. l6 through Nov. Is will
be entered in the second contest. Entries
received after Nov. l6 and postmarked be-
fore midnight Dec. IS will be entered in the
third contest, if received by Dec. 20. l947.
!. Those winners who have also enclosed
the wrapper from Queen Anne Pecan Roll
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
FROM EXCURSION INLET

L. L. Medaugh of Excursion In- let is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
ALASkk FlSH PACK WAS SMALL; PRICE
 HIGHEST IN YEARS

SEATTLE. Nov. 2l.-R- AL though the l947 Alaska salmon mack was smaller than that Of pre- war years. it's value was estimated today at a record s87,344,728.5o, more than 12 times the s7,200,o0o paid by the United states fol Alaska
 Valued at s28.oOo,oOo more thar the le46 pack. this years catch amounted to 4.240.148 cases, the U. 5. Fish and Wild Life Service reported, compared with 3,971,l09 cases in l946.
 Value of the catch was estimat- ed by E. B. McGovern of McGov- ern and McGovern. Prices include SIS for chums, $1o50 for pinks, S22 for kings and echoes and S23 for lcds. McGovern said the values represent prices to wholesalers fob. Seattle and are conserva- tive.
 McGoven estimated the value oi the 1946 pack at $58,667,56l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
Soviets May Co On Buying U. }. Machines
President Sees No Reason 10 Stop Sale . Russia
 Heavy Purchases

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-B- President Truman said today he sees no reason to stop the sale of heavy machinery and farm equipment to Russia at this time.
 Questioned at news conference about such shipments, MT. Tru- man said the Soviet government has purchasing commission here and has been allowed to purchase machinery for the rehabilitation of electric dams destroyed by the Germans, as well as the farm equipment
 The Russians have purchased $113, 100000 in goods from this country during the first nine months of this year. Included was several million dollars worth of industrial machinery
 Russia also got 216 freight cars valued at $1,24O,oo0 from this country between April and Octo- Der, Commerce Department records show, but who made the sales is a puzzle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
SAYS KNOWN SPIES WORKED OAK RIDGE PLANT DURING WAR

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-tR- The question of spies at the atom tomb plant in Oak Ridge, Tenn, was revived today by Representa- tive Clarence Cannon of Missouri.
 In an interview, Cannon said House committee learned that foreign spies were working at Oak Ridge during the war. He said the committee made a secret mid night flight to the Tennessee in stallation.
 We were told" said Cannon, that there were spies from all the enemy nations" He said that even after their discovery, the for eign agents were permitted to stay on So they could be watched and the spy network traced. The Congressman added:
 We were told these spies could not do any damage because work CTS in one building were never allowed to know what workers in another building were doing. Be- sides, a system was set up to fool them"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
FIRE LAST MIGHT DOES
 Sf5,0OO DAMAGE

A two alarm a-5 gre uid approx imately Sl5,OO0 damage last night to a building on West Tenth Street containing the Motor Rebuild Shop and three unfinished apartments Bremen said the fire began in a room on the ground flo-A which contained the oil furnace.
 The blaze was discovered about ' pm. by MT and Mrs w B. Con- verse who live across the street from the building. They saw sparks shooting through the roof and i'm medlately telephoned the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department. After making the phone call, Converse went 10 the building to help If he could He was met by Stanwood Wh,teS,ds who entered the building ana found the fires origin behind the closed door of the furnace room.
 There was nothing they could do py that time except wait for the arrival of the Fire Department. The blaze consumed a considerable portion of the unfinished second floor and attic where three new apartments were under construc- ticn. The fire burned upwards through to the rooi but did not damage the main floor. Damage on the ground floor, containing the Mctor Rebuild Shop, was done en- tirely by the many gallons of water from the hoses of the Fire De- partment.
 Because of the intensity of the blaze, Bremen called for a second fire truck about 7:30 to help quench the conflagration after the first truck ran low on its chemical sup plies Two Bremen remained on duty after the fire in the event it should get off to another start.
 The Motor Rebuild Shop is own ed hy Larry Bahm. The building IS the property of L. F. Morris.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
DEMOCRATS SELECT DELEGATES 10 GO 10 KETCHlKAN MEETING
Precinct Committee Of Five Also EIeCiad from }
 Juneau PyeCinCis

Delegates to attend the Demo- cratic Divisional Convention to be held December Il at Ketchikan were elected at precinct caucuses held last evening in the CIO Hall. Precinct committees of five were also elected for each precinct.
 William A. Holzheimer was un- animously elected chairman for the meeting as a whole, and Mrs, Phyllis Maynard was chairman for Precinct No. l, Earl Forsythe, Pre- cinct No 2, and Mrs. Harold Gronroos, Precinct No. 3.
 Delegates elected from Precinct 1 were: Ernest Parsons, Lew Will jams, Frank Metcalf, Mrs. Gertrude Naylor, James Connors, Mrs. Dor othy Pegues, B. D. Stewart, Harry DeLand, Oscar Olson, Mrs. Phyl- lis Maynard and Harry McCrea.
 Delegates from Precinct No. 2 will be: John Roland, E. L. Hollo- way, Dick Harris, Robert Light, Jim DeMers, Jack Glover, Will jam Holzheimer, Gene Lockridge, Irwin Hill, Tom Moore, Cliff Nor densen and Earl Forsythe.
 Delegates for Precinct No. will be Mrs Mary Walmer, Joe Alexan- der. Mrs. Robert Killiwich, Mrs. Harold Gronroos. Ed Shaffer, Abel Anderson. Mrs. Dorothy Crushing,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
SEVEN ARE SAVED
 OFF BUR MING BOAT
 NORTH PASS TODAY

Six men were rescued this af- ternoon by an Alaska Coastal Air lines plane from their burning fish boat near Point Couverdon, in Chatham Straits. The burning boat was first sighted at ? p. m. by northbound PAA Clipper, pi- loted by Capt. Joe Walton, who was approaching the Juneau Air port from Gustavus. The boat was the 50 foot seiner, North Pass.
 The air rescue was made by Pilot Ray Renshaw and co-pilot Alex Holden. who went to the scene as soon as PA gave notice of the disaster. The U.S.C.G. Cutter Wachusett, enroute to Juneau from a routine trip, was turned back and sent to the scene. The res cue was made about 2:45 p. m. and all crew members were saved. and taken aboard the plane. Their boat was a total loss.
 Point Couverdon is located in Chatham Straits near the entrance to Lynn Canal.
 Rescued from the flaming sein- CT North Pass and brought to Juneau were Jimmy Marks, of Hocnah, skipper and owner of the vessel: Mrs. Jimmy Marks, Mir and Mrs. George Casco, Arthur Lindotf' Willie James, and small boy, Johnny Marks, four years old
 Accoring to Marks and Lin doff. the fire started from backfire of the boats gasoline gen. orator. which caught fire to the gasoline tank
 There was s6.000 in cash money or board the boat which there was 70 time to save.
 The North Pass and its passeng- FITS was returning from the re- gently concluded ANB convention st Hy6aburg. She had taken dele gates from the convention to Ju- ,eau and Ha.nes, and was enroute Q H0onah. her home port.
 The Alaska Coastal Airlines made TO charge for the rescue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
OMMUNISM E SHADOW HANGING
 OVER THIS WORLD
Hoover Believes Russians Will Soon Throw Off
 Their Chains

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-tR-For- mer President Herbert Hoover terrning Communism the great shadow which hangs over the world" said last night that he be- lieves the peoples Of Russian-dom- mated countries will sooner or later throw off their chains
 Asserting that repeated purges' in those countries demonstrated the discontent of "Communist-rid- den" populations Hoover added:
 Years ago there were Commun- ist ministers in the cabinets Of seven or eight governments outside the Iron Curtain now they remap in only enc or two such countries" :"
 Speaking before the Holland So- ciety of New York, which awarded
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

Mrs. Betty Mccormick, Ralph Rivers, c. E. Almquist and Mrs Elizabeth Peratrovich.
 Precinct Committees were also elected at the meeting. Commit tees are as follows
 Precinct No. 1-Oscar Olsen, chairman; Harry McCrea, Harry DeLand, Joe Thomas and Mrs. Phyllis Maynard.
 Precinct No Earl Forsythe, Robert Light, Archie
 Betts, Irwin Hill and Gene Lock- ridge.
 Precinct No. 3-Mrs. Harold Gronroos, chairman; G. E. Alm- quist, Joe Alexander, Ed Shaffer and Mrs. Elizabeth Peratrovich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

Read Want-Ads for SS Savings!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
CHICAGO PAPERS ARE DELAYED BY
 UNION TROUBLES

CHICAGO, Nov. 21-tR- Labor difficulties are mounting on Chi cago's daily newspapers. Publica- tion times were delayed from three to nearly nine hours today in a dispute with union typesetters. One daily, the Times, arranged to go to press by using a photo-engrav- ing process. The publishers charg- ed that a showdown was being conducted by the union.
 Meanwhile, for the third suc- cessve day, both of Detroit's after noon papers-the News and Times late with their early city editions. Management spokesmen said the papers were delayed be- cause of union meetings being con- ducted by mailing room employees.
 Want ads get quick results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
FACTS o4 FABLES

Aa published really We advance feel Aans listened slongeno it ine they the facts
 purpose Bud Professor of Marketing the University of After anayzg relationships Ket Juneau Anchorage and Fairbanks he declared
 ppciab between freight and the high vs Tob the following d Bud A Steamship Company proportion added comparable of Alaskan stoes)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

Want ads get quick results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
SUES FOR DIVORCE

A divorce suit was filed in U. S. District Court today by Melba A.. Christensen against Robert S. Christensen charging incompatl- bility. They were married at Ju- neau, Feb. IT, 1897 and have no children. The suit, which was plac- ed by attorney M. E. Monagle, does not involve any property.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
ENGsTRoM TO SEATTLE

MT. Elton Engstrom lelt on Pan American for a business trip to Se- attle yesterday. While there he will confer with MT Sebastian of the Sebastian Stuart Fish Company with which he is affiliated.
 Engstrom will stay at the Wash lngton Athletic Club while in Se- attle, and expects to return here next Tuesday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

Bold rpemN %
 
 marked will n the Kechkan prices are the same nJuneaupr ranDanks that actually play the of erlra of effect that TOT the Anchorage food rose % wh raon prices rose bu
 conditions such wage ana saay suDec. explanation However rom the aA including believe will that freight rates are "o Alaas and htshs misleading ana contribute nohmgt e solution o Alaska problems
 Sincerely,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21

him it's 1947 gold medal for dis tinguished achievement. MT. Hoover said there are brighter hopes for the future despite present tension between the United States and Russia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-21
FINED S25

Nuls Longseth was fined S25 to- day on a drunk charge by City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer.
Evening star., 1947-05-07
IAnii-C Con,nlunisf Unit
In De Casper Party
is Defeated IN Vote
3. ths AlI.,eeiufsd pfsss p.

ROME, May italian political
circles used q brand-neW word
|"pre-crisis today to describe the
uneasy situation In which Premier
Alcide de Gasperi.s coalition cabinet
found itself.
They meant that while the gov
eminent was sitting atop po-
litical and economic volcano which
might erupt at any moment, there
was nothing so pressing at the mos
rnent as to merit the use OF the
word @crisis.
The National Council of the Chris
tian Democratic Party voted last
might to authorize Christian Demo-
fcratic Premier de Gasperi to seek
1.-THE sincere collaboration and the
solidarity OF all vital forces Of the
country In meeting Italy's alarm
ling economic problems.
Defeat for Anti Communists.
The vote was a defeat for the
Christian Democratic faction which
has been urging Mr.. de Gasperi to.
|cut loose from his Communist sup
/ port. The resolution, however, wasI
loosely enough Worded to give Mr..
de Gasperi the right to work things
|out as best he can.
II the Premier himself was still
unsettled In his mind as to whether
the country,s unenviable economic
lplight would permit it the luxury
lof swapping his three party cabinet
flor another, he at least was ready
Ito do some window shopping
Leaders Of the other two parties
| in the cabinet--the Communists and
| Socialists-both declared them
selves against any reshufning Of the
cabinet now. The word most IA
vored in political circles was broad
ening' Of the cabinet
French Situation Watched.
The faction of the Christian DEM
ocrats which wanted Mr.. de Cas-
peri to drop his leftist supporters
obviously had an eye on the situa-
tion In France, where the Socialists
cut loose from the Communists over
the week end. This group also was
said to feel that Reputation Of the
Communists would be the surest
Evening star., 1947-05-07

WY 81 obtaining ! loan from the
United States.
Mr. de Gasperi. however, was tn-
derstnod to favor waiting until the
Constituent Assembly debates his
program for balancing the budget.
checking imitation, feeding the coun-
try and getting industry on its feet.
Following that debate. 1t was re-
ported, Nj. de Casper would ask
for vote Of confidence. II it should
be denied him, then the response
+bihty for 4 cabinet crisis would have
to be borne by the Communists and
Socialists, rather than by the Chris
tian Democrats aloae
Evening star., 1947-05-07
Deof Con See Sound

A device has been invented which
win translate human speech into
visible patterns on 4 screen which
can Ne read by deal persons.
Evening star., 1947-05-07

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