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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

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prisla druga misel v srce, smo
odpravile nitro prejsnjega in 81
izbrale novega ako Sc nam
nj zdelo bolje, obdrzati oba -"
Ma starkinem obrazu sc je pri-
kazal oster'nasmeh in v njenem
sivem ocesu je zazarelo nekoli-
ko zlobnosti, tiste duhovite in
skepticne zlobnosti ljudi il ME-
mega casa, XII SO mislili vedno, da
SO vec nego drugi in XII so ziveli
po svoji glavi, naceli, XII Sc ne
strinjajo postavami, naprav-
ljenimi "a druge ljudi.
Tedaj pa je zajecljalo dekle,
bledo, kakor smrt:
"Ce je bilo tako, potem zen
ske takrat MISC poznale poste-
MIA"
Starka Sc nj smehljala vec. &c
je bila ohranila njena dusa ne
kaj Voltairjeve ironije, imela je
tudi nekoliko plamenece filozo-
file Jaques-Jeana Roussseana v
sebi.
Misc imele postenja! Zato ne,
ker so ljubile in imele tudi po-
gum, povedati, da ljubijo? O, tt
nespamet! Oni izmed mas, kate
re sno Sc STEELE "a prve dame
Francije, XII bi bila ostala brez
ljubimca, bi Sc bill smejal yes
dvor. Kdor je hotel ziveti druga-
&c, mu nj bilo treba drugega, ne
go iti v samostan. In We, We 81
domisljujete morda, da vasi
mozje ne bodo ljubili skozi vse
zivljenje druge zenske nego vas?
Kakor da bi bilo to mogoce! Po-
navljam tt: zakon je potrebna
stvar, da more ziveti druzba,
ampak nobenega temeljna nina
v naravi nase rase. Ali razumes
to? In, ali razumes, da nina ziv-
ljenje mic resnicno dobrega ra-
zen ljubezni?
20, kako jo razumete vi slabo,
kako jo kvarite vi to ljubezen!
Po vsej sill hocete napraviti IL
ME nekaj slovesnega, kakor kak
zakrament ali pa nekaj kakor
kaka cunja, XII Sc jo kupi "a de-
mar"
Dekle je vzelo v svoje trepe-
tajoce roke nagubane roke svoje
baDice In je kriknilo il dna svo-
je duse:
"Nehaj, babica, nehaj j-rotim
te, nehaj"
In ma kolenih, oci vse polne
solz, je prosila Boga enc same
velike ljubezni, enc same vecne
strasti, kakor jo sanjajo novi
pesniki.
Starka pa, Sc vsa polna svetlih
in jedrih naukov galantnih flo
zofov IS. stoletja, je vstala in je
poljubila deklico ma cello.
"Pazi Sc, ubogo dete!" je "a
mrmrala. "Ce bos verjela takim
neumnostim, postanes lahko Sc
zelo nesrecna ma svetu!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

n NEKD Al

i Ma obrastlem gricku stoji
grad starega sloga; mogocna
drevesa mecejo svoje temne SEN
ce mani; IL brezkocnega parka
Sc vidi zdaj v globino gozda,
zdaj ma pokrajino okrog. Nekaj
metrov pred vhodom v hiso je
izdolben kamenit vodnjak, v ka-
terem Sc kopljejo marmornate
zenske. Nekoliko nize spodaj je
| zopet eden; in tako jih sledi celia
| vista navzdol, prav do vznozja
holma; in cd enega do drugega
je speljan vrha dol studenec,
| XII Sc izliva vedno il visjega v
nize lezecega.
Cd poslopja samega, XII je gra-
ciozno kakor kaka lepotica. IL
prejsnjih casov, do duplin mao
krog, pokritih ma dnu cezincez
S skoljkami, katerih spijo
amorcki-tudi Sc IL prejsnjih
stoleti j-vse v tel start grascini
je obdrzalo podobo nekdanjih
casov. Use govori Sc starih
segah in navadah, o nekdanjih
galantnostih in lahki eleganci,
S katero so sc odlikovali nasi
predniki.
|| V malem salonu v slogu Ludo-
/ vika w., katerega stene so
olepsane porednimi pastirski-
mi scenami, z lepimi damami v
sirokih krilih in galantnimi 60
spodi lasuljah, skoraj lezi v
veiikem naslanjacu zelo stara
gospa, XII je videti tudi sama ta-
i koj mrtva, kakor nitro sc ne pre-
giblje vec in visijo meme kosce-
ne, posusene roke brez zivljenja
oh njej navzdol.
Men pogled Sc izgublja YES
zastrt daljavo, kakor bi videla
plavati tam dalec nekje po par
ku prikazni il svoje mladosti.
i Vcasih zapihlja skozi okno do
ME mehka sapica in jej prinese
/ vonja po svezi travi in po cvet-
| licah. In tedaj Sc zganejo njeni
/ snezni lasje okrog zgubanega &C.
| la in njeni glavi Sc zganejo
/ dawn spomini ..
Njej oh strani, ma malem pre-
\ oblecenem stolicku, sedi mlado
| dekle z dolgimi, cez hrbet sega
/ jocimi plavimi kitami, in veze
/ neko cerkveno pregrinjalo. Me-
ne oci SO sanjave, in ko hitijo
njeni prstki cez tkanino, Sc il
vidi, da je S svojimi mislimi bog
vekje.
Vtem hipu je obrnila starka
svojo glavo k njej.
"Berta!" je rekla, "vzemi kak
casopis in citaj mi kaj, da iz-
vem vcasih tudi JAZZ, kako je
dandanes kaj po svetu."
Dekle je vzelo casnik in ga je
nitro preletelo z ocmi.
"Skoraj sama politika, babi-
ca; ali maj citam?"
"Ne, ne, dragica. Kaj nj nice
sar o ljubezni i no takih stva-
reh vines? Ali je res re popolno-
ma zamrlo v Franciji vse, kar je
lepega, da Sc niti ne govori ne
vec O tenn? Vcasih smo citali
vsak dan, kako je zbezala ma pri-
mer katera S svojim ljubckom,
prevarila svojega moza ali sploh
kaj takega."
Dekle je iskalo dolgo casa.
"Cakaj, tu bi bilo nekaj, babi-
Ca" je rekla slednjic. "Napis Sc
glasi: 'Ljubezenska drama"
Cube v starkinem obrazu je
razsvetlil tin smehljaj.
"Citaj mi to-"
In Berta je citala. Slo je "a ne
XII napad z vitriolom. Zena sc je
mascevala mad ljubico svojega
moza tenn, da il je sezgala
obraz in oci. Porotniki so jo
oprostili in obcinstvo je ploska-
10.
Starka Sc je zganila ma svojem
sedezu in je vzkliknila:
ITO je strasno, to je narav-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-03

ma pOnaD1la. POrOtnlk1 pa, mo-
ralicni mozje, so Sc postavili ma
stran osleparjenega dekleta in
so jo oprostiili."
Zdaj Sc starka nj mogla pre-
magovati vec in trepetajocim
glasom je kriknila:
"Ampak kaj ste res ze vsi zno-
reli? JAZZ vsaj vam pravim, da
ste znoreli! Gospod Bog nam je
dal ljubezen, edino, kar je nekaj
vredno, vredno cello, da radi te-
ga zivimo; clovek je OWL potem
ljubezen S salami, z najslajsimi
igrami-edino, kar nam more
osladiti grenke ure ma tenn sve-
tn. In zdaj mesate vi novi ljudje
vitriol in revolverje v vse to,
kakor bi metal kdo smeti v Ste
klenico zlatega spanskega vina. "
Berta nj mogla umeti, zakaj
Sc starka jezi.
cali, babica! Ia zenska Sc je
vendar mascevala. Pomisli, da je
bila porocena in da jo je varal
njen lastni moz!"
Starka Sc je stresla po vsem
zivotu.
"Za bozjo voljo, kake nazore
vam vcepljajo dandanasnji, vam
mladim deklicam!"
"Oprosti ,babica, zakon je in
mora biti svet!!" je odgovorila
Berta mirno in modro.
In zopet je strepetalo stark
srce, srce, rojeno velikem sto-
letju lepe ljubezni.
"Cuj me, dekle: ljubezen, sa-
mo ljubezen je sveta! O, poslu-
Sal me, poslusaj starko, XII je vi
della tri rodove in XII pozna do
bro, O tako dobro mosko zen
sko srce!
'Zakon in ljubezen nimata nj
cesar opraviti drug Il drugim! :!
Porocimo Sc, da 81 ustanovimo
druzino, in druzine ustanavlja-
mo, da sc ohrani cloveska druz-
ba. Druzba ne more izhajati brez
zakona. &c je druzba veriga, je
vsaka druzina obroc njej. Da
Sc stopi te obroce, Sc isce vedno
enak material. Ko sc misli clo-
vek porociti, pretehta najprej
azmere premozenje, skusa
zdruziti enako pleme, Sc trudi
napraviti sploh nekaj, kar maj
bi bilo splosen blagor. Ia splo-
sen blagor pa temelji ma blago-
stanju in ma otrocih.
"Porocimo sc samo enkrat, de-
te mole, ker zahteva svet tako,
ampak ljubiti nam je mogoce
20-krat v zivljenju, ker mas je
narava napravila tako. Zakon,
vidis dekle, je postava-ljube-
zen je instinkt, XII mas tira zdaj
ma desno, zdaj ma levo. Ljudje
so dali postave, XII maj Sc bore
proti nasim instinktom, in tako
je tudi prav; ampak instinkti so
vedno mocnejsi in nj dobro,
ustavljati Sc Jim lie proved; zato
ne, ker prihajajo cd Boga, med
tenn ko prihajajo postave samo
cd ljudi.
"Ako bi Sc zivljenja ne oplet-
10 z lJuDeznlJO, tOllko lJubeznl,
kolikor je lie mogoee, kakor sc
dene sladkor v zdravila "a otro-
Ike, nihce bi ga ne hotel spre-
jeti takega, kakrsen je!"
Berta je odprla prestrasena
svoje velike oci in lie zamrmrala:
20, babica, o, babica, clovek
vendar ne more ljubiti vec nego
enkrat v zivljenju!"
Starka je vzdignila svoje tre-
petajoce roke proti nebu, kakor
bi hotela priklicati Sc enkrat
starega Boga stare ljubezni. In
VISA nejevoljna je vzkliknila:
"Propali ste, popolnoma pro-
pail, v najnizje prepade ste pro-
padali! Odkar je bila revolucija,
nj mogoce vec spoznati novega
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
L0cssI Mlsri,ses I,
To Meet Tssessday
to Organize Uhil

Former Marines and. Marines
interested in forming a local de-
| tathment of the Marine Corps
League will meet Tuesday at 7:30
! pr M, in the Recreation Hall 81
1.-THE Marine Barracks, Bldg. 81,
u. S. Naval Submarine Base.
Use of the hall is made pos
sible through the courtesy of
Captain w. S. Witt, commanding
officer of the Marine Barracks
| at the Submarine Base. Entry to
the base will be permitted by
the base security officer to any
ex-Marines who apply at the
main gate and who present proof
of their service. This must be
the original discharge papers or
a certified photostatic copy.
All former Marines, regardless
of when their service was rem
dered. and all Marines on active
duty in this area are eligible for
membership in the League. It is
possible to secure a charter for
Key West with only 10 members.
Temporary officers will be
selected for the purpose of Sc
curing charter, and regular
election and installation of perm
anent officers will be held inn
mediatcly following receipt of
the charter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
This Story Was
Cooked Up


FULTON, Mo.-tAP).-Truman
lng1e, superintendent of the Mis-
souri, School for the Deaf, has dis
covered an individual can be-
come very versatile when he has
ESQ persons for breakfast and the
cooks are i'll.
At 4 am. Inglc learned a sub
stitute cook pinch-hitting for the
two regular chefs had herself be-
come ill. Ingle met the situation
bravely by preparing breakfast
OF stewed peaches, dry cereal,
toast scrambled eggs and coffee.
He had no complaints, he said. +
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
PTA County
Coss1,c Has !.
Nero Officers

The Monroe County Colin-
Gil Of Parents and Teachers held
its last meeting for the year in
the Junior and Senior High
School Wednesday afternoon. :
Earl Hamilton installed the
following officers, who were
elected to serve for the next two
years:
President, Mrs. Robert Dopp;
vice president. Mrs. Charles Nc
Craw; secretary, Mrs. James
Higgs; treasurer, Mrs. Reginald
Roberts.
Mrs. Fernando Camus, retiring
president, gave her report cover
ing her term of office.
Ice cream and cake were serv-
ed during the social hour follow
ing the meeting 3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
Moreno Baby
Christened Here

Nancy Rose was the name Civ
Ell in holy baptism by Rev. j. H.
johnson in the st. Mary's Star OF
the Sea Catholic Church here last
Sunday to the little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Mo-
reno of Elizabeth street.
The sponsors were Mrs. Frank
Veliz and Armando Moreno.
Frank Veliz acted in proxy as
Godfather in the absence of Mr..
Moreno, who is residing in Tampa.
Nancy Rose is the granddaugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Van
Gricken, Elizabeth street. ssn-..' asss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
Kl.shnstsns Left
Thursday For
PeshiigO, Wise.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 4. kush-
man left Thursday morning for
Peshtigo, Wise, where they cx-
pect to make their future home.
Mr.. Kushman was recently dis
charged from. the US. Army. in
which he held the rank Of staff
sergeant.
The Kushmans will visit brief
ly in Chicago with Mr.. and Mrs..
John Carbone and little daughter.
Margaret. Mrs. Carbonc Is the
sister of Mrs. Kushman.
Mesdames CarbOne and kush-
mans are the daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. e. p. Curry. Peacon
lane. Mrs. Carbone Is the former
Glorina Emma Curry and Mrs.
kushman the former Rose Eliza
beth Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
Senator llxIlrs
Oulay,for Cancer

State Senator James A. Frank
lin favors appropriations n thc
STATE Board Of Health which
will make it possible 10 retain
the Cancer Control Program.
Mrs. George Mills White said To-
day.
In a letter Mrs. White received
from Senator Franklin. he said
Il have your letter Of the tenth
with reference to the appropria-
tions to the State Board of
Health in connection with the
Cancer Campaign. The Senate
voted appropriations for this
purpose. and ! am hopeful that
we will be able to keep them in
the Appropriation Bill"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
Criminal Court
Adjour'lls Today

Z 8 Il i ~ = III IL 4 1. ~ "a L
Jury trials. in Criminal Court
came to an end this morning.
Judge Thomas S. Caro- adjourned
court until the. July term.
!, Before adjossrning. Judge Caro-
received . guilty. plea for William
s. Stancell, Miami, to a, charge Of
driving while drunk, filed against
him by Highway PatroiInan Chas.
Reynolds.
The court sentenced him TO pay
q fine Of $50 and costs or to SERVE
% days. in,iail. Stancell paid the
fine. Judge Caro- also revoked
the mans driving license, ~
Continued until, the, next term
Of court were the cases against
Claude 'R!!NBankss, charged with
driving recklessly and Jack A.
Dillon, also charged with reckless
driving. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
Mrs. Vance Heads
Wives Of Officers

Mrs. Claire Vance was elect.
ed chairman Of the Officers
Wives Club yesterday noon at
Fort Taylor's Officers Club. Mrs.
Betty Smith was named CO.
chairman. The gathering was the
regular bi-monthly session of the
club.
Al the business meeting. held
prior to the luncheon, a report on
the May Day dance was heard.
Mrs. Ceorgettc Fadden and Mrs.
Kay Crutchficld, retiring chair
man and co-chairman, respec-
lively. were rendered a vote of
thanks for job well done. Mrs.
Fadden was also presented with
a gift.
Mrs. Priscilla Mari was the
hostess. After luncheon the club
heard 1t. Comdr. Jack Nolan,
blimp commandant at Boca
Chica. give three readings by
Cerneha Otis Skinner: "A BIZ
cycle Built for One. Pardon
Me, Ladies'" and "The Hang
over.% ;f,'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
Lionel M. CObO.
Key Vest Youth,
u. Of F. Grad
tss-c,a. 70 me C,si.-n,

GAINESVILLE, May 1.-THE
University of Florida's largest
postwar graduating class will
receive 285 degrees here during
commencement weekend exer-
cises June 8 and 8, President
John J. Tigert announced today.
Numbering 223 veterans of
World War II, the two-day ex-
ercises will confer 285 degrees on
282 candidates, three of whom
are candidates for two degrees
each.
!, Baccalaureate services are
scheduled Sunday, June s at
4 O'Clock in the afternoon. while
commencement exercises will be
held Monday night at 8 in the
Stadium at Florida Field.
Degrees include PSI bachelors
and "a masters. There are no
candidates for doctrate..
Lionel M. Cobo of Key West
is a member of the graduationg
class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
USN Battlcsl,ip
Oklahoma Goes
Down in acifie

(Dy Asseefaaee sPfooDl Is
HONOLULU. May ~ The bat
tleship Oklahoma. which was
among American warshins struck
by the Japs during their sneak at
tack on Pearl Harbor. IS now on
the bottom Of the Pacific ocean.
Her hull was being lowed by
the tug Hercules to San Diego
when she was reported by the tug
captain to have developed list
to port.
A few minutes later, the list
became SO decided, she began to
sink gradually 500 miles north.
east of this city. In 20 minutes
she disappeared below the SUR
face.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

/ twAe1111eu May H.
Dab = ~ ely sssse in the
Illnloa today without complete
6lepoons service. Operators in
that state and In parts Of five
southwestern states are still on
serike. though Il was said II was
expecsed shortly To settle the
differences between them and
the eompsay.
u western Electric strikers
carry out their threats, Ken
tueky also may be without tclc-
phone service. The employees in
thst slsle said they were co.
Inc 70 re-eslablish picket lines,
and operators said that, II picket
ing was resumed, they would
keep away from The exchanges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
JACK A. SAUNDERS.
Veterans Service Officer.

In series of articles earlier
this week, this writer revealed
Cd the removal of at least 81
typeWriters to Miami from the
Cato Warehouse in Key West
without Key West veterans liv-
ing here being given an oppor-
tunity to buy them (2) sale of
typcwritcrs in Miami without
notification to Key West vet
Grams 90 War Assets predic-
ton of a sale Of typewriters to
have been held here March 20
but which never materialized
and (N lack of certifying Of
ficer here since Jan. 81.
!. Saunders adequately answers
Forbes denial of the first dis
closure and the Miami editor did
not question the others.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

The Soeh Anniversary Of Key
West Templc No. 20. Pythian
Sisters. win be marked with q
special program by the Past
Chiefs Of the Temple during the
regular meeting Monday night,
May -. u the knights Of Pythias
Hall. q . O'Clock.
An members are urged to be
present. Refreshments will fol-
low the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

KEY WEST SURPLUS
''ve1s who have been grip
ing about the removal of
surplus from Key West for
sale in Miami can clam up.
Some bino c ulars were
brought here for the opening
At the customer service cen
ter. Any surplus allocatcd TO
south Florida vets is for
sale 10 any vet in this area
and no one locality has a
claim on il.
NO typewriters have been
brought here from Key
West for sale. A spot sale
will b held in Key West.
Another in West Palm Beach.
But these sales will be open
10 vstersns from any other
community. a new deal
went into effect here last
month and vets are getting
the benefit Of IL. II il fails.
you'll hear about il, and
plenty through this column.
n little co-opsratien all
) alene ths linz Is what Is,
needed most Ut this time"
The reply of Veterans Servic
officer Saunders follows.
Mr.. Charles B. Forbes.
! Veterans Service Editor.
,.eie Miami Daily News.
Mismi. Florida, n. 8 1s;.,
Deas Nj. Forbes: !
Reference your column
Calling All Veterans" in the
Miami Daily News. on May
-. ls47.
Yes. the veterans in this
community have been gripping
about the removal of surplus
from Key West for sale in
Miami and we absolutely
refuse to CLAN UP" until
such time Is the War As.
sets Administration actually
proves to US that they will
give this community a little
confederation. We admit that
any surplus allocsted o
south Florida vets is for sale
to any vet in this area and
that no one locality has a
claim to il. NOT EVEN MI
AMI.
Your statement that no
typewriters have been
brought to Miami from Key
West to be sold is absolutely
in error. The FACTS are:
eishiy-nine tss) typewriters
were removed by the War
Assets Administration on
Is. February ls47 to Miami
and were signed for by
John Kennedy. A WAR AS
s E is ADMINISTRATION
TRUCK RIVER. These
typewriters were in all prob
ability placed on sale at the
sale conducted Thursday and
Friday. February 9th and
26th. at the Miami Air
Depot. Miami. Florida. Nine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17

% other iypewriiers were
Temeved prior TO fhs OPEN
iog Of the Customers Service
center. s0l N. E, End Ave-
hsle. Miami: ..Florids. which
. opened April 81. ls47. and
were for their use and not
tsupposedlY) for sale. The
foregoing is offered for
your information.
Regarding the new deal
which went into effect ID Mi,
ami last month on which
you ask a little cooperation
all along the lire. there is
only one thing we have to
say. Seeing is believing"
If that line extends as far
south rs the City of Key
West. you may rest assured
Of our wholehearted coopera-
ton. In this so-called new
deal. are we gcing to have
to keep making trips TO Mi
ami TO be certified or are
they contemplating having a
certification officer visit
Monroe County at least
once a month for the next
couple Of months. Perhaps
the veterans in the Miami
area have at least won their
battle with the Wsr Assets
A d m nj S tration but We
haven't.
Sincerely hoping that this
letter will clarity a few de-
tails for you. I remain.
Yours in comradeship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
BY JOHN n. voSBURcH
City Editor Of the Key West CitixeI

.
In smashing reply article by Charles B. Forbes Veterans
Service Editor in the Miami Daily News Saunders Monroe
County Veterans Service Officer yesterday
writers HAVE been removed from Key West use Mi
ami ION May 49, Forbes that ypewriters had been
brought to Miami from Key West for sale)
Saunders, Forbes only submitted
proof of assertions carried this week. but threw back
Forbes face the suggestion that County Veterans cam
up" .ss5#.ar.
We absolutely refuse clam up" Forbes
The item in Forbes veterans column calling All Veterans.
which prompted the Monroe County official Miami edi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-17
Saunders submit Proof to
Miami Editor Of Typewriter
Removal From Key West

WERE SIGNED FOR BY WAR ASSETS DRIVER;
SAYS MONROE COUNTY VETERANS WILL
NOT .CLAM UP''; MIAMI PAPERS COLUMN
ON INCIDENT REPRINTED HEREWITH
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-07
VISITS AUNT

Mrs. Tom Hall Jr., was Doug las visitor this week, visiting her aunt Jennie Sey, and her many ether friends here. She is the for mer Jackie Sey. daughter of MT. and Mrs Jack Sey, who lived here many years priorto 194l, Her hus- band has been employed with a taxi company in Juneau since this spring. Mrs. Hall was recent ar rlval cn the last Princess Luoise voyage, to join her husband.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-07
DOUBLE FEATURE
 BILL AT WEEKEND
 CAPITOL THEATRE

The Capitol Theatre will have another double bill this week end, starting tonight.
 One feature is "The Unknown with Karen Morley an Jim Ban non playing the leading charact- CTS.
 The other feature is Lone Star Moonlight, a tune-happy, fight happy, laugh-happy film, latest in the popular Columbia Pictures ac- ton musical series, a terrific en- tertainment combination of swell comedy situations, real Western adventure and lifting songs of the prairie.
 All hepped up and going places in this ar-rollicking musical are those zany Hoosier Hotshots (Hezzie, Ken, Gil and Gabe), Ken Curtis, lovely Joan Barton, Guy Kibbee, Robert Stevens, Claudia Drake, the Smart Set (exciting girl quartette), Merle Travis Trio Cmale vocalists) and jumpin twin Judy Clark with her Rhythm CoWgirlS.