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$50 to Attend Conclove
OF Purple Heart Order J
By the Assoeioted Press

CUMBERLAND, Nd, June 49,
One hundred and fifty delegates and
alternates are expected here today
when the Department OF Maryland
Military Order Of Purple Heart
opens Its State convention.
The first business meeting will bs
tomorrow afternoon. Friday morn
ing . memorial service is scheduled
and Saturday night = parade Il
|nlanned
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Alice Fischer Horcourt,
Ex-Stoge Stor, Dies at 70
by The Assseiatsd Press

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Alice
Fischer Harcourt, 7s, an actress for
nearly so years and leading lady
Of the New York stage at the turn
Of the century. died yesterday.
She founded the Twelfth Night
Club for actresses here and was the
widow Of william King Harcourt,
prominent Shakespearean actor.
Evening star., 1947-06-26

Her career as q home economist
began when she served as an edi-
torial assistant to her father, an
investigator in the problems Of hui
man nutrition.
In 1909 Miss Atwater came to
Washington to join the scientific
staff OF the ONCE Of Home Eco
nomics Of the Department OF Agri-
culture. She resigned that position
to become editor Of the Journal OF
Home Economies between 1913 and
her retirement In 1941.
Fellow Of Science Group.
She also served as executive chair
man in the department of food
production and home economies of
the Womans Committee OF the
Council of National Defense in
World War I, and as chairman Of
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Maryland Traffic Crashes
KILLED "a, Hurt 869 In May
BY the A..seia.sd Press


BALTIMORE, June 26.-Thirty-
four persons were killed and $50
hurt in the 1880 traffic accidents
reported in Maryland last month,
the State Trafic Safety Commission
disclosed yesterday
Baltimore City police reported 951
accidents with five deaths and 487
injuries, while county records
showed 639 May accidents with 29
deaths and 382 injuries.
A total of 145 deaths resulted
from traffic during the first 5 months
of this year, drop Of II from the
162 recorded during the correspond
ing 1915 period.
There were no traffic deaths In
IL counties last montf-Allegany
Caroline, Hartford, Howard, Kent
Queen Annes, st. Marys, Somerset
Talbot, Wicomico and Worcester
Greece ID awarding contracts for
the relocating Of ships sunk In Greek
Evening star., 1947-06-26

3&AAA
Born May ~,
1876, at Sorlaer-
vile, Mass; she
was the daugh-.
ter Of the late
Wilbur Olin At
water, professor
Of chemistry at
Wesleyan Uni
versity. She was
graduated from
Smith College In
1897 an d re-
ceiyed an hon
orar'y degree Of
dncf0r of Scf-
ence there in
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Bratha

sTRAcK, 1T. coMDR. OTTO II. n. On
hopaag 4 }uns ss b.szsd s1d hi husSsna Of Mar
Of William Lawrenss strsck OF Newport;
PIG Moose ha Hen absr w sF.is w. sraet q Of
Big Moose. N. Y. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros Funeral Home, 2o07 Nichols
on aysss AND 'nns me- 4 Ar:
lington National Cemetery.
jun. naIIsftihsa19e q, is1e 1vA 800
81. .nisn Esv.. RI 10 mourn ov 0n. srossl
nephew. Wendell G. Taiiaferro; one foster
Luther s. q ,ns q. etsb Reb.rs 1slo
Mason Funeral Home. $500 Nichols ave.
Sc. after Z pm: Friday: June r. rn-
eHs .an a0Esas inssr%:ns nj Lincoln a.ns.i
ceMsNshszI; TsNNzIsoN, JULIA JANE. on Monday. Msd,
June rs, l947. at her residence, .2523 Cen
ter st., Pittsburgh. Pa., JULIA JANE TEN
N1s1E 5.,.a Vi. meas q s d Mr DsYS give ROSS nns
Alice Tennyson and z; T: Ross, all OF Fits;
bHrgh Pa sister OF Mrs IN Marie sayio5 hoet ot
Of other relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the w. Ernest Jarvis Funeral
Church, 1867 You 81. NV. FuneTAl SeIFlCcs
Friday, June .27, at pm, at the Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. L. G. Collins
ofnciating. Relatives and frisnds invited
TENNYSON, JULIA. ofhcers and mem
@ A. &; 8
w sNhYsoN r. tHns5s r FRIDAY Rsus9sss 9an. s9 ~
- 1 pm, from Vermont Avenue
HoLDEN MCKENZIE, DAUGHTER Ruler.
0EORGIANA HENRY, Secretary.
TRIMBLE, GERALD \, On Sunday
June %. 1947, at the Presbyterian Center
New. York City, GERALD r. TRIMBLE
! the beloved husband of Mrs. Mae Trimblt
(nee O'Conner), father Of Gerald r.. jr.
land William Neve Trimble. Services q
Chambers Funeral Home. 140O Chaplin st
tsrnient Cedar Hill Cemetery. 26
TURNER, IRENE CROWN. On Wednss
day. June 20, 1947, IRENE CROWN TUE
late George Turner. mother of Mrs. 0eoI
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Funera
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, on Friday, Jun!
| al, st 3 pm. Interment Brooklyn, N.
VIGIL, TARCILA. On Tuesday, jun
"A, Ie47, ct Boiling Field Hospital. TAR
ella Won. beloved mother Of Mrs
of Philadelphia. Pa. and Guillermo Vigi
| Of San Francisco, Calif Friends may cal
at the Saffeii Funeral Home, 475 H ct
nv. Notice Of funeral later:
Evening star., 1947-06-26
MRS. Eisenhower's Aunt
To Be Buried Tomorrow
by the Assecicfsd Press

BOONE, Iowa, June 26.-Funeral
services will be held tomorrow for
Miss Eda Carlson, 70, aunt Of Mrs.
Dwight Eisenhower and frequent
hostess to the Chief of Staff. She
died Tuesday.
Evening star., 1947-06-26
Helen ". AiWaier, Il,
Home Economist and
Former Editor, Dies

Miss Helen Woocard Atwater. II.
former editor Of the Journal Of
Home Economics, died today 1t
Emergency Hospital after brief
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Att,1rtlitl1

PETIT. RAE. The unveiling Of the
monument honorins the late RAE PHrTI
will take place Sunday, June 20, 1941. at
pm, at the Oxon Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-06-26

There were 1926 graduates of
West Point Military Academy be-
tween Its founding in 1902 to June,
1945.
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Uarn uf UhaukH

HENDERSON, JAMES EDWARD. The
family of the late JAMES EDWARD HEN
DERSog wishes to thank relatives, friends
and employers for their kindness, sym.
pathy and beautiful floral tributes and
also to thank the fathers Of Holy Re-
deemer Church.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-ramily lot of
sites in Sec Is, back OF chapel: do not
need them and will take reasonable oner
Value. 1000. MRS. DRUM, AlSS Lake
view ave St PetersburF, Fla, phone
k.-0' reached long distance. 26s
For LINCoLN-six excellent lots In
newly developed section at less than eur.
esnt prices. Du. SSl2 after o pm. ~
Evening star., 1947-06-26

Greece il awarding contracts for
the relocating Of ships sunk In Greek
waters.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium
Evening star., 1947-06-26

BON, JULIA. OmcefS ana mem
bers Of Columbia Temple, No
422, I. B. p. o. e. of W., met
in session Of sorrow Monday
June 23, 1947, and arranged fol
the funeral Of Daughter JULIA
TENNYSON, Friday, June 27, al
1 pm, from Vermont Avenue
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'Dratha

25, I947, LUCIA ARdALY tnee Leonel,
beloved wife Of Michael X. Armaly OF 1918
Hoibrook st. ne, mother OF Therese Lou
the late Cesidio Leone. Funeral from the
above residence on Saturday, June 70, at
$40 Am. High REQUIEM mass at HOLY
Rosary Church at am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. "a
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bHUWN, WILLIAM A. Membefs OF co
a. lumbia Lodge. No. %. /. B. p. o
X@o& r. of W.. are hereby notified o.
n the funeral Of Brother WILLIAM
UAj A. BROWN. on SATURDAY, Junt
NU 2S. 1947, at 2 p.m., from th'
above lodge, 301 r. l.. ave. NV
~ Session Of sorrow Friday June
Evening star., 1947-06-26

hcemen's Association will at.
tend the services for our lats
resting at Chambers Funeral
Home. SIT 11th st. Sc. Serv-
ices will be held SATURDAY. JUNE
IS, 1947. at 10 am. Burial
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
Stores Closed
For Today, Also
Saturday

In observance of Memorial Day,
Browning business establish.
ments are closed today, wi t h
most of them also closed tomor-
row.
The First National Bank wi |
be among the institutions closed
for the two days.
Service stations, finding a diff
erent situation facing them, since
there will be heavy motor traffic
to and f r o m Glacier National
Park today, tomorrow and Sun
day, are to be open. The same
situation is with cafes.
In other words, while the
crowd makes merry on the ex-
cursion train, the engineer must
remain at his seat to pull the
throttle.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
LaBuh Acquitted
In Lukin's Court

Jess LaBuff, tried before Judge
Lukin on a charge of being in
volved in the lifting" of a spare
wheel and tire from Alec Sher-
mans car one day last week,
was acquitted in Judge Lukin's
court Tuesday.
w. R. Mcdonald represented
the defendant and County At,
torney Dan WEIGH the state.
Prosecuting witness was Billie
Burke, who turned states evi,
dence, following trial be o r c
Judge Lukin. Picked up by Mar.
shall Upham as he allegedly was
taking Sherman's property, he
was given a 60 days suspended
sentence.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
Town Is Offering
Garbage Disposal
Truck Service

The wn of Browning in
order to get the maximum use of
the truck purchased recently is
offering garbage disposal service
and will be available Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
The tentative schedule provides
service to the residential district
once a week at the rate of 81 a
month, while service to the bust
ness district will be twice week.
Weekly|service will be at the rate
Of 81 monthly and twice-a-week
service 81 monthly.
Those wishing to use the SER
vice should contact Alderman
SCHUBERT as soon as possible so
that the project may be cotton
underway on the proper basis.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
War Groups To
Sponsor TOday's
Sacred Devotion

Browning citizens will rever-
ence their sacred dead today, the
devotion being sponsored by
servicemen of the two World
Wars officiating through the
American Legion and Auxiliary,
Veterans Ct Foreign Wars and
Browning War Mothers, latter
being civil m group that nobly
carr.eI ca during the late World
War.
At 9 this morning there will be
commemorative exercises at the
Soldier Memorial in the City
Park, with the Veterans of For
eign Wars and War Mothers in
charge.
Immediately following, there
will be a program in the h i 6 h
school auditorium, with the Am
erican Legion and Auxiliary in
charge.
The concluding formality will
be at t h e Unknown Soldier S
Monument in the City Cemetery,
with full military splendor.
Following, graves of soldiers
will be decorated.
Groups of soldiers will then go
to other cemeteries, including the
Shildt Cemetery, to decorate
soldiers graves.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY
Special Election
On June 10 For
More School Tax

Qualified tax-paying voters of
School District No. 9 will be call
ed upon to vote at a special cleo
ton Tuesday, June 10 to author
ize the school board to levy an
additional five mills to rails e
$4,000 for maintaining school
during 1947-48 term.
The special levy would increase
to Is mills the present one of 10
mills used to finance operation of
school.
Polls will be open from to G
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
Compliance Notices
Carried In Chief
To Show Integrity

Notices to the effect that the
insurance companies have com,
piled with Montana laws for the
transaction of business in the
state for the fiscal year ending
March l, 1913 are being carried
in this weeks issue of the Chief.
Authority to operate is granted
through John j. Holmes, Com
missioner of Insurance.
With a large group of the ma
TONS reliable insurance COM
panies similarly complying,
notices of compliance appear in
various newspapers in the state as
required by law.
The fact that the State Insur.
ance Commissioners Office auth
orizes an insurance company to
operate in the state is recognition
of integrity.
Beware of insurance companies
that do not comply with Montana
laws.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
Commencement
Calendar Concludes
Tuesday Evening

With an inspiring address EMIT
led, Eternal Values in a Chang
ing world" given by Rev. George
Corner, pastor of the Lift e
Flower Church, the baccalaureate
service of Browning high school
in the school auditorium last Sun
day evening became one of the in
stitution's memorable Commence
ment events.
Tuesday evening concluded the
Commencement calendar, when
16 seniors were presented d.
plomas by Joseph w. Brown,
chairman of the board of trus-
tees. The class was presented by
Mrs. D. S. McCorkle. Supt. K.
W. Bergan presented awards.
The program was given by the
graduation class, eight of them
Marilyn Beck, Mavis Salois, Ra-
mona Goss, Alice Fauley, Joyce
Clarke, Jean Higgins, Winslow
Devereaux and Herbert Sher-
burne-carrying out a theme,
THE United Nations and the
Citizen of Tomorrow"
The invocation was by Rev.
Bert Powell and the benediction
by Rev. Corner.
The professional and recession.
al were played by the high schoo
band, with Robert Server direct.
ing.
Vocal music was Alice Fauley,
Roberta Wood and Margaret Will
son.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
Legion Sponsor
OF Broadcast
Programs Today

Indianapolis, Ind.-The Amer
lean Legion will sponsor tire,
nationwide radio broadcasts in it
observance of 1947 Memoria
Day.
In a network show broadcas
over NBC from II to 11:3(
M. S. T., today, The American
Legion will dramatic JOSEPH
James Shannon's new book,
Crosses In The Wind" a story
of the establishment of the World
War 2 cemetery at Margraten,
Holland,
A transcribed program, Mem.
orial Day-1947" will be aired
over 10 selected 5O,OOO-watt sta.
lions, including KOA, Denver;
KIRO, Seattle and WCCO. Min.
neapolis.
1t will feature messages OF
Gen. Luther D. Miller, the Army
Chief of Chaplains: Admr. VIM.
N. Thomas, Nays Chief OF
Chaplains; and National Chap.
lain Arthur L. Rustad of the Am
erican Legion.
The American Legion trans
cribed series, Decision Now"
will feature a special Memorial
Day story during the week start
ing May rs, going to more than
900 broadcasting stations.
This recorded show is based on
the 194l Montana State College
varsity football team, of which
only the center returned from
World War 2. The other 10
members of this varsity team
died in action.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
Oklahoma Man
Only Bidder At
Agency Auction

c. W. Stephens of Oklahoma
City was the successful bidder
for lease of approximately 10000
acres of allotted and Tribal lands
for the que s of oil and gas,
Stephens being the only bidder.
The lease was offered at public
auction at the Agency Monday.
Conditions of the contract provide
for SIPS annual rental per acre,
with 10 cents bonus. Royalty is
IL! per cent.
The acreage is mostly allotted
land, $50 being Tribal.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30

Next Week. Fish

The fish for the week of May
81, 1947 to June Z, 1947 in the
Browning Rod and Gun Club
fishing contest, is Eastern-brook.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30

Bike Club meets at 10 today.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30

Lions picnic tomorrow.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
Helena Man To
Operate Rink
AtGlacier Park

Gordon G.. Mills of Helena has
leased Mikes Place at Glacier
Park for roller skating and will
open the rink tomorrow, Satur-
day night, Ma 81.
Skating hours will be from
7:3O to 1890 p. m. every night.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
Streets Lesser
OF Two Evils

Most youngsters on bicycles
have taken to the streets, rather
than risk brushing" W t h the
police and judge by using side
walks. They prefer a tough street
to tough judge.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-05-30
Achievement
Awards Given
School Youth

90
| Aspiring youth of Browning
high school was fittingly recog-
nized at Class Night last Friday
evening, with students in their
varied achievements being pre-
senteded awards for high endeav-
or.
The presentation was preceded
by a program devoted to the
senior class.
The list of recipients and spon-
sors follows:
Athletic Awards, Mr..
Schweinfort, Sponsor
Football-Leo Vielle, Jack Bill
edeaux, Eddie LeMieux, James
Racine, Edward Conway, James
Lair, Steve Barcus and Bert
Vielle.
Basketball-Leo Vielle, ack
Billedeaux, Gerald Silvas, Gayle
Kramer, Winslow' Devereaux,
Thomas Rodgers, Kenneth Goss
and Eugene Kipp.
Track-Leo Vielle and Jack
Billedeaux,
F. F. A. Awards. Mr..
Harris, Sponsor
F. F. A. Emblems-Winslow
Devereaux, Gerald Silvas, Kenn-
eth Goss, Steve Barcus, VIM.
McCurdy, James R. Fisher and
Jack Wood.
Public Speaking Award, F. F.
A. District Contest-Steve Bar
Gus.
District Contest Awards, F. F.
A., Chapter Awards at Simms;
list. parliamentary procedure;
End, livestock judging; 3rd, rifle
competition; 4th, sweepstakes.
Individual Awards from Dist.
Contests at Simms-Steve Bar
Gus list rifle and End public speak
ing.)
Individual Awards from Dist.
Co t e ts-Winslow Devereaux
list potato grading and 1st sheep
judging).
State F. F. A. Contest at Boze-
man, State Certificate Awards:
Winslow Devereaux, Gold Divis-
ion, Ownership Project Contest;
Co-winner Special Seed Potato
Contest: Steve Barcus, Silver
Division, Chapter Repor ter,
awarded State Farmer Degree;
Eugene Kipp. Co-winner Special
Seed Potato Contest.
The Chapter was presented
Certificate of Award in t h e
Bronze Division for C h a p t err
Achievement Contest; Gold Di-
vision for Chapter Record Book.
Home Ec Awards, Mrs.
Bundrock, Sponsor
/ Chapter e-Margaret
Wilson, Margie Clark, Sheila
Wilson, Mona Guardipee, Marie
Romsa, June Bullshoe and Helen
Murphy.
Junior Degree-Joanne Mar
BILE, ] u n Bullshoe, Margaret
Wilson, Wilma Murphy, Nancy
Eisnach. Sheila Wilson, Marie
Romsa, Beverly Anderson, Rose
mary Kuku, Helen Murphy, Mar
gle Clark, Mona Guardipee, Bar
bara Norman, Jessie Higgins,
Shirley Mcintosh, Belva Vale,
Leora Plummer and Carmelita
Pepion.
Student Council wards
Joyce Clarke, Thomas Rodgers,
Herbert Sherburne, Jack Billie
deaux, Harold Boyd, Theresa
Ritter. Mona Guardipee, Edward
LaMieux, Jack Wood, Eugene
| CONTINUED on page four)
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|Ni1nrods Contend
Opening Day OF
Fishing Fair

From all accounts, trout fishing
in reservation streams on the
opening day, last Sunday, wasn't
a disappointment.
However, what nimrods say
must be taken with grain of
salt"
VIM. Fleming, land c e r k at
the Agency, returned early this
week from Langly, Oklahoma,
where he had been visiting his
parents.
Lions picnic tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
South Africans Plan
 Cake for Elizabeth

JOHANNESBURG -lR-A move ment has been started here to sup ply the ingredients of Princess Elizabeths wedding cake. The in- gredients are more readily avail able here than anywhere in the empire. It has been suggested that the cake be baked here and flown to London for icing and decorating.
 Meanwhile the mayor of Johan- nespurg has endorsed plan for an empire wide shilling subscription for a wedding present which is being taken up here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
VETERANS GUIDE Ry MAI THOMAS M. NAL

justed and take the balance.
 You just go ahead and look into any part of the hospital you want to- I'll send one of our special service officers to show you around and answer questions. v
 What I'd really like to do, Doctor, is talk to some of your paraplegics, if you don't have any objection I said.
 Of course not he smiled. No objection at all Talk to anyone you want about anything you want to-
 CNext Guide. paraplegics in ac- tion)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26

The girl in front of me was in hurry. Which subway do I take for the ferry to Staten Island?' she asked the change maker in the booth deep under New Yorks sur face world.
 First one to come alon, he answered. Get off at Whitehall 7
 That made it easy for me. l, 1 too. was going to Staten Island, to lthe Veterans Administration hos pital there. So I followed the slim, blonde girl to the subway platform.
 The girl was carrying a large package I offered to help her with it.
 Thanks" she said, smiling. Its led lamps for some of the boys cut Halloran hospital. They've been needing them for long time. Don't you dare drop them, ' she warned me.
 This is a coincidence" I said. We meet in the subway and we are 10th going to the same place, way out on Staten Island
 The subway roared in and we grabbed a double seat.
 She was on her way to spread good will and cheer among tke 1000 or so veterans hospitalized at Halloran. Every Wednesday, she told me, she makes the long trip from New York to Staten Island. Ske's been doing it for two years, since long before the VA took over the hospital from the Army
 T work mostly with the para plegics,' she exlained I'm a member of the American Women s Volunteer Workers. We do all kinds of work in VA hospitals. And you should see those paraplegics. Some of them are as cheerful as kids at the circus"
 A paraplegic IS guy who can't move the lower part of his body. Usually his body is intact, but because his spine has been nicked by bullet or a piece of shrapnel he's paralyzed from the waist or whereabouts all tEe way down.
 Uninformed people think of para plegics with a twinge of pity l used to, but not any more.
 When we got to the hospital after tke long subway ride, a cooling trip in the ferry and a hot half hour in the bus, l said goodbye and hurried into the of- flee of pr. Alfred Parker Up Shur.
 Dr. Upshur, a genial guy, is re- sponsible for the smooth and eff cient operation of the hospital. He came there last December just before the VA took over the plant from the Army.
 We run a general medical and surgery hospital here Dr. Up- shur told me That means we have a little of everything. Some TBS, some neuropsychiatrics, some paraplegics and a lot of just plain general medical and surgery pat tents.
 This is by rights a l,500 bed hospital, but we don't have the staff to maintain that many beds. We're extended to our limit to give good medical care to the l,047 we have. Some day, though, we hope to get our personnel ceilings ad-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26
MURPHY & MURPHY

Business, including garage, trucks, etc; nice oil in come Priced right. SEVERAL good homes on Glacier Highway; Peterson and Tuttorm- son, 10l2 mi; Bednar, Auke Bay, etc. DECKER Bldg, apts, and commer- cial rents. 3-BEDROOM home, large base ment, garage, ? baths, cleo. kit chen. furn., etc. LOT, Star Hill. 4-BEDROOM house, Douglas, near school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26

NOTICE IS HEREB. GIVEN: That Gladys Stabler, administrative w.w.a. of the estate of Charles E. Rudy, deceased. has filed her final account and report of her admins tration of said estate. and her peti- tion for distribution thereof, in the United States Commissioners Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, AL aska, that 10 o'clock AM, November 10th, l947, has been fixed as the time and said court the place for hearing same; and that all persons concerned therein are hereby noti- fled to appear at said time and place and file their objections, if any, to said final account and petition for settlement and distribution thereof, and that the court at such hearing will adjudicate and decree who the heirs and distributes of the de- ceased person are.
 Dated: Juneau, Alaska, Septem- Der 4th, 1947.
 ! GLADYS STABLER, Administratrix w.W.a. First publication, Sept. 5, 1947.
 Last publication, Sept. 26, 1947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26

Mrs. Beulah Knott arrived in Big Delta Monday evening, havlns Ter. Whitehorse Saturday She phonea her mother. Mrs Henry Williams that she had had a wonderful trlp' the scenery was magnificent and the roads in fine shape.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26

George Lingle flew to Juneau q week ago Saturday and retuFliso last Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26

absence will be felt. The best wish es of the community go with them to their new home
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26

COLLAPSIBLE Baby Buggy, pre-
 war deluxe model, good condition, SIS. Call Lesher, Apt No. ?, evenings. 69l 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26

Members of the sevent h and eighth grades under the supervision of Mrs Briggs, gave a farewell party Friday afternon for Joyce Riewe. Refreshments concluded the after noonS activities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-26

Reports from Seattle say that MT. Richter's condition is not very satis- factory. He has been given special transfusions of plasma.