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provision now included in the re- quests for Alaska Railroad funds, the general manager will be au- thorized in 1948 to enter into con- tracts to the amount of 5000, ,OOO for implementing a comprehensive program of construction envision- ed for the railroad. This sum would be in addition to the four million dollars requested for oper-
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STEAMSHIP RATES

The petition of the War Ship
 ping Administration for general passenger and freight rate increas- es to Alaska has been dismissed and the entire proceeding discOn- tinued by action of the Mari. me Commission in approving reco : mendationS made by Examine T. J. Horan that this be done.
 The action of the Maritime Com mission brings to a close the VISA petition which resulted in ex.en- sive hearings started in the latter part of l945 and continued through out l946. However, the steamship companies, in resuming private operation, may submit tariffs to the Maritime Commission. It is ex- pected this will be done showing general freight increases of over 50 per cent above l94l rates, or about 35 per cent above present rates, which, in efefct, will reopen the whole question of increased rates to Alaska. It is further un- derstood that the steamship tariffs< will request five per cent long haul passenger rate increase and a seven and one-half per cent in crease in short-haul passenger rates.
 According to the estimate of the Maritime Commissioners, the di- rect financial loss to the govern ment for operating the vessels em- ployed in the Alaska trade in 1946 will exceed the 1945 losses which amounted to $1,361 ,86l.93.
 At the time the commissioners held hearings on Examiner Hor- ans report, the Territory of Alas ka and the Alaska Development Board had urged that the Mari time Commission take the action it did. The attorney for the Alaska Steamship Company and North d Transportation Company stated his belief that the petition , should be dismissed without pre- judice to the private carriers to take such action as they deem proper if, as and when they re- sume their private operation" The Alaska Transportation Company insisted upon general increase of 67.4 per cent.
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BUDGET FOR ALASKA

The President, in his budget message to Congress for the fiscal year 1948, has recommended ap- propriations in the amount of $23, 6,450 for the Territory of Alaska, approximately four and a half million dollars in excess of funds appropriated by Congress for the 1947 fiscal year.
 If the 80th Congress approves a
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DELEGATE BARTLETT TO
 SERVE ON 3 COMMITTEES

Delegate Bartlett will serve on three committees in the House, namely, Agriculture, Armed Serv-
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5N77 NEWS LETTER hes
 WVA&EuIN@l1@1N za!!l!! z!!!
By MARY LEE COUNCIL

By MARY COUNCIL L.
 By Marjorie Cooling Assistant Secretary
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ation of the railroad.
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Win KIIllloINs?.

4. The present sCOAgress is the
Seventy-ninth Eightieth or Eigh-
ty-first? .
2. What is a free conference?
8. Does Congress have set
time to adjourn?
4. What was the conclusion OF
the United Nations Commission
that investigated frontier fights
in Greece?
S. Is there unemployment in
New York City? E
s: Who is Tom Clark?
z. A recently construct e d
bridge over the Uruguay river
connects what two countries?
5. What statesman is associat-
ed with the development of
democracy in Italy?
9. With what does photography
deal?
10. On what stamp does the
portrait of Thomas Jefferson ap-
pear?
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Gjrls' Drama
Group Formed !
], AT Center Here

Mrs.. Mary McKnigkt inter-
.viewed ! large number 81 can
.s. .,i:',.. =, 5'' 81 % 49,, 80
4u'a'ss ~ '''s ySp'.s Stn - :.
matte group 81 -. Mary Faraan
Center tuesday evening. and se-
lected a children who win par
4s.:-
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The Answers

]. Eightieth.
s.. 2, When Senate and House
adopt bills that vary it is a
conference of men from both
houses to resolve differences.
8. Yes; July 31st.
4. Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Al
: bania were responsible.
=. S. 2S3, 900 persons on relief in
a.. dicates some unemployment.
- 6. u. 8. Attorney General.
Z. Brazil and Argentina.
g.. Count Camille Benso di Ca
!. 90. :, your, l8l0-l86l.
8. Correct spelling.
10. The Scent stamp.,
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JEEP PARTS

JEEP PARTS
1000 Mufflers, Fuel Pumps, Wind
shields, Main Drive Gears, Cen
orators. Complete Jeep Engines.
$169.95.
Write or Wire
Great Southern Auto Supply
~ NV. Goth ST., Miami, Fla.
may30-7t
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BRITISH NAVY OFFICER
ON RADIO PROGRAM

As noted elsewhere, in this is
sue. the Key West Radio pro-
gram, THE TALK OF THE
TOWN." sponsored by Pollock's,
Quality Jewellers, and conducted
by Lee Pollock, will have Com
mander Hugh Breedin, Royal
Navy, retired, as guest speaker,
at 1915 tomorrow morning.
The interview will be about
the British navy.
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One IA X 4 #. 8 in. Ramsey-built
boat. Cost $375.00 when new.
Will sell for $4,000 or trade
for smaller boat. ]. p. Bearup,
rear 822 Fleming st, jun2-6tx
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Seeks Divorce

A petition seeking divorce was
filed yesterday with Circuit
Court Clerk Ross G. Sawyer by
Nan Stethe Haas against Eugene
J. Haas
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saulsss Have Son

> SauISeS have son
A son was born to Mr.. and.
- Mrs. Charles 'Sauls June 2, at
Galey's hospital. The new ar
= rival has been given the name
e of Christopher Emilio. Mrs. Sauls
was, before her marriage, Miss
I Doris founders, daughter Of Mrs.
-~~E. founders and the late Emilio
founders. !.
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Leave Fer Vacations

Mrs. Jack Delaney, accom-
panied by her two daughters,
Jacqueline and Claudette, is leay-
ing tomorrow morning for a
vacation on the west coast, to
visit friends and relatives. Ac-
companying the Delaneys will be
Mrs. VIM. F.. Duval, mother of
Mrs. Delaney.
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Solid mahogany Duncan Phyfe
dining room set, eleven pieces.
Also mahogany bedroom furni-
ture. 1929 E(Eagle) Ave. Phi.
5O2-W jun3-5tx
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Girls "a" bicycle, used only a
few months, good condition.
BRUSSELS rug. 9l2 Fleming St.
jun4-4t
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Surplus Army buildings, l6 #. X
20 #. or size desired Tibbits
Contractors at Gate. TT. Taylor,
gorscafE Fac phchA | Hotel i, NJ I:
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Furnished apartment, vacant
Monday, June 3. No children,
no pets. 1914 Grinnell ST.
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Personals
New Orleans Guests

NeW Orleans Guests
!. Mr.. and Mrs. O. ]. Trombly,
I'll Francis street, are entertain
ing the Misses Estelle Schwarz
and Rusty burke of New Or
cleans. The guests intend to re-
main here a week. ~ss,s
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Boat chris4Semi Cabin, Mahog-
any. 1g 4 g. s.. New Chrysler
Marine IS HIP. Engine. Very
fast, Ideal for fishing or pleas
ure. Guaranteed to be in la
condition. Finest boat of this
type in Key West. Phone 439.
jun1-tf
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Built in trailer type ice box
Sanitary" 1945 model, so lb.
cap. Good condition, $1,000. See
Mrs. S. G. Smith, Gil Division
Street Trailer Court.
jun5.1tx
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9 Gu. Fl. Electric Ice Box, $l35
as is. Apt. size ice box, $12.
Diamond Duet, $4,000. Inquire
300l Harris Ave. jun4-3tx
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Apartments. Utilities furpished.
Park for children. Sea Jsle
Apartments, els Windsor Lane.
jAAS-n
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Payment for ciassififd advertise.
rneBta II tpvaIIahly In gqvapce, hut
regular advertisers With ledger ac-
counts may have their ADVERTISE
ments charged.
To insure publication, copy must
be In the Citizen office before ll'
o'clock IN the morning on the day
Of publication.
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WANTED

Washing and ironing if brought
& to 1910 Olivia St. MRS. Alhury.
jun2- 6tx
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One G. E. Electric Stoye. Paul's
Tire Shop. msy31,5t
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Typewriter. Remington, roiseless,
new Organ, portable, also new.
Apply 720 Southland St. (rear).
!. jun5-2tx
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For Courteous and Efficient
Service. A. G. Roberts, licensed
Master Plumber. Your satisfac-
ton Is my best guarantee.
Phone 853. iun4rl0t
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Two bedroom Apt. Phone ls7,
junS-3'
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Very reasonable, two bedroom
furnished duplex. Electric rer]
frigerator. gas, hot water. Chit
dren welcome. Phone ioe.xM.
i4n6-Stx
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For one or two people, second
floor bedroom and bath with
private entrance. Near South
Beach. $4,000 per month. APP
ply Box L.R.D., c/o Citizen.
jun2-dtx
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Coca Cola box, used three
months. Reasonably priced.
Overseas Market, 935 Division
st. jun4-3tx
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Corner lot, Sc x 100. Corner Sci
denberg and Sixth st. $4,000.
See Gerald Saunders at Gas Of
flee. jun4-2t
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HELP WANTED

White woman, capable of caring
for house and child. Live in, ex-
cellent salary. Phone 302,
jun3-3t
Girl Wanted. Must know how to
type. Write Box 466.
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ron slALE

Plumbing supplies, complete
stock. Plastic tile, paints and
brushes. Robert Leonard Co.,
1852 NV. e1nd Street, Miami,
Fla. Phone 7-3421. junl-tf
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Furnished Apartment. Couple
only. Paul's Tire Shop,
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ron SALE On LEASE

Mascot Restaurant, 1iQ Duval 81,
Beer and wine license. Gail
el7a, 71s Duval 81. iunl-tf
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Large white gas range, practice
ally new. See Gomez Furniture.
junA-3tx'
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Eight-table pool room on puval
street. viii sacrifice for quick
sale. Cecil Carbonell, 700 pu-
val Street. jun5- 1&x
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1916 Standard -Rsndix machine
good condition. Frimalutne
bathinette, used six (6) mnnths.s
1921 Newton Street. Phone.
2S7. juaA.5tx
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Kayak Canoe, Good conditian.
Apply 2lo 6incAtan St. Phdns
Ut. nay31-Qt
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Large, light, airy, double and sin
gle rooms, adjOiAiag. with
porch, priyats sntfance. AT
Eiizahath st., unstairs.
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Office or store space, Hotel La
Concha bldg. Wear TO year.
lease. See A. ]. Mills, Realtor,
Laconcha Hotel Rlas.
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Mans bicycle, double bars. new
tires. l122 Margaret Street. ~,
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Furnished 1-ronm cottage with
electric refrigerator, t%k00
monthly. Apply 704 White St.
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Room with priysts bath, private
entrance, electric hat plate aHd
refrigeration. Inquire 124 Ka-
ton ~. Phone G6k.J. ipns-Stx
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HOW TO ACCUMULATE A FORTUNE

The editor of a country news paper retired with a fortune. When asked the secret of his suc- cess, he replied
 'I attribute my ability to retire with a Sl00,00O bank balance after 30 years in the newspaper field to close application to duty, pursuing policy of strict honesty, always practicing rigorous rules of econ- omy, and to the recent death of my uncle who left me $98, 8,500."
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FAIR HEARING NOTICE

A Fair Hearing will be held on December 2, l947 at 1000 am. al the offices of the Territorial De- pertinent of Health, Juneau, Alas ka, according to an announcement made today by Doctor C. Earl AL brecht, commissioner of health.
 The hearing is held for the pur- pose of affording every applicant who has requested Federal Aid in hospital construction an oppor- tunity for hearing before the Ter ritorial Agency.
 Appeals may be made to the Territorial Agency by the appli- cant in writing.
 The applicant is entitled to be represented by friends or counsel if he so desires.
 The appellant is entitled to ex- anime all evidence.
 A stenographic record of the hearing will be made, and upon request of the appellant, will be transcribed and made available for examination.
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U. s. DISTRICT COURT

In U. $. District Court Wednes- day Silas Kamalook entered a plea of not guilty.
 Friday morning in District Court Ulysses. Fleener entered a plea of guilty to two counts of as- sault with a dangerous weapon on the night of November 16 at Mays Tavern, on the persons of Verna and Carl Mickelson. The sentence will be pronounced at a later date.
 William Stettinger's trial on a charge of pocket picking is set for Monday, December 1.
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SEEK MISSING PEOPLE

Anyone having information concerning the following missing persons is asked to communicate with the Governors office in Jun eau.
 James H. Foster - Believed to have been at Nuka Bay, Alaska.
 Tom Harlow-When last heard from, was in Seward, Alaska. Was TO years old.
 Harry Dubois - 46 years old. Family believe he may have come to Alaska on construction work.
 uiss) Arvid Hansson-43 years old, born in Sweden. It is believed this man came to Alaska around 1887.
 Buford E. Johns-It is reported that this man worked for the Alaska Railroad in 1922.
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Taft And Dewey May Fight It Out For Nomination
Continued from Page One,

Continued from Page One, to be marshalling for battle witt. Stassen, and probably Gen. Doug las MacArthur, in the Wisconsin primary April 6. But whether the New York governor will be pro- jected into the Illinois contest a week later apparently depends on what arrangements Green can make toward getting favorite son pledge.
 Taft previously had said he did not intend to enter any primary except in Ohio, May 4, where he is virtually conceded solid support of the states 53 delegates.
 Close associates said, however, that if the Illinois situation devel- ops to the point where Dewey is entered, Taft will plunge into the race, too. >
 This would mean active cam paigning, because although Taft packers say they think they can count on substantial support among Illinois Republicans, they have no illusions that they could win without a fight.
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Only Four Rescued From Ill-Fated
 |Clarksdale Victory
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One fled. They are seaman Peter J. Roman of Midland, Pa, and asst. engineer K. J. Bowes of Wolforth, Tex.
 Meanwhile the SS Denali, Alas ka Steamship company passenger ship, first to arrive on the ship wreck scene early Tuesday, berth ed in Seattle yesterday.
 Capt. Ben Aspen, master of the Denali, praised the work of chef officer Chris Nilsen and his deck crew in their attempt to get ashore in lifeboat through the heavy sea.
 cThey were lucky to get back to the ship" the captain said. They were forced to turn back when the terrific swells and tide threatened to smash the lifeboat into the rocks.D
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"2O-4O" BOX SOCIAL

The "20-40" Club will hold its box lunch and dance this coming Saturday evening. November 2s. in the Pioneer Hall. commencing at 7:00 p.m. The lunches will be brought by the ladies and raffled off 10 inc lucky fella who will dine with the owner of the lunch. Fol lowing the supper the floor will be cleared for dancing. "A good lime is guaranteed.
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U. s. COMMISSIONER JAMES ADAMS RESIGNS

U. S. Commissioner, James Adams, has rendered his resigna- ton in letter to the District Judge Joseph Kehoe. The resigna- ton is to take effect as of Decem- Der 31, 1947. MT. Adams is enter ing business for himself.
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ANNUAL MEETING

The Arctic Native Brotherhood will hold its annual meeting on Monday night. Dec. l at 7:30 p.m. for election of officers. All mem- bers are urged 10 attend.
 Bert Bell. SecY.
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MRS. CELESTE CLARK
 VISITS DAUGHTER HERE

Mrs. Celeste Clark, mother of Alma Fitch of the N. C. Co. staff, arrived from her home in Seattle to visit with her grandchildren. She plans to remain through the holidays.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-28

Plant your Bulbs now. Easter. Regal and Chinese Lilies. HYa- cinths. Tulips. and Narcissus.
 POLET'S STORE.
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Classified Ads

LOST-White fur mitten, knitted top. Call Nugget office. Reward.
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The City of Pittsburg, Pa, has more streets than any other city.
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WANTED-Lady willing to share spotlight with real live snakes at Pioneer Roof Garden.
 Entertainment Committee. 143-2t
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Ruth Derrick We'd To Stanley O'Neale

Miss Ruth Florence Derrick.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
L. Derrick Of Ashton. Nd, became
the bride last evening Of Mr.. STAN
ley D. ONeale, son of Mrs. Nellie
ONeale, also of Ashton. The Rev.
Paul r. Schearrer officiated at the
ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Rus
sell Read and Mrs. Catherine
DALEY played the nuptial music.
A reception in the home of the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore white
marquisette gown With satin
bodice and her f1ngertip veil was
held by a wreath of white rosettes.
She carried white Bible with an
orchid and shower of ribbon stream
ers on its cover.
Mrs. Dorothy Hett was matron
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of honor for her sister, wearing q
coral marquisette gown and head
dress and carrying yellow roses. The
Misses Kathaleen Quinn and Clara
Liskey, who were bridesmaids, wore
pastel shades Of blue and yellow
marquisette with matching floral
headdresses, and the junior brides
maids, the Misses Gloria Brown and
Jean Lethbridge, cousin Of the
bridegroom, wore peach and pale
green marquisette gowns and head
dresses. All but the matron Of
honor carried spring flowers.
Mr.. Joseph N. Peter served as
best man for Mr.. O,Neale and Mr..
Willard H. Derrick and Mr.. War;
rem L. Derrick, brothers Of the
bride; Mr.. John O'Neale, brother
of the bridegroom, and Mr.. Reuben
D. Hett we're the ushers.
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Capital Navy Man,
| Providence Girl
Engaged to Marry

At tea at her home yesterday
Mrs. Thomas. Ives Hare Powell OF
Providence, r. T., announced the
engagement Of her daughters, Miss
Hope Hodgman Powell and Miss
Adelaide Hare Powell, to 1t. Richard
Grifdss Alexander, U. S. n. and Mr.
Kenneth II. Biting, jr.. respectively
1t. Alexander is the son of Capt
and Mrs. Ralph Alexander Of Wash
|ington. A graduate of st. Albans
School. he was q member OF the
class Of 1945 at the United States
Naval Academy. His fiancee, Miss
Hope Powell. attended the Mary c.
Wheeler School In Providence, is a
Evening star., 1947-05-25

graduate of Miss Porter,s school In
Pennington, Conn, and Is now a
senior at Sarah Lawrence College.
Miss Adelaide Powell also attended
the Mary g. Wheeler School and
Miss Porter's School. Her fiance,
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hills Biting Of st. Louis, is a gradu-
late Of Phillips Academy, Andover,
class OF 1912. He attended Yale
University until February, 1874 when
he received his commission as en-
sign U. S. N. r. and served In the
Navy until the close Of the war.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
| Miss Winston Weds
Mr.. T0bn F. Smith

/ The Rev. william H. Harrigan
oflciated at the wedding ceremony
at noon yesterday of Miss Mary
Anne Winston and Mr.. John Fran
els Smith. The ceremony was per-
formed In st. Aloysius' Church, and
the nuptial mass was said by the
Rev. Henri j. Wiesel of Catholic
University. Mr.. Raymond Hawk was
the soloist, accompanied by Miss
Margaret M. Atchison, orgahist.
/ The bride is the daughter of Mrs:
Michael Edward Winston and the
late Mr.. Winston, and the BRIDE
| groom is a son of Mr.. Benjamin r.
Smith and the late Mrs. Smith.
/ Mr.. Francis Edward Smith es-
corted his sisters to the sanctuary
steps where she was awaited by the
bridegroom and his brother, Mr.
Thomas n. Smith, who was his best
man. The ushers were Mr.. James
P. Fitzgerald and Mr.. Wallace F..
/ Whelan.
1 Miss Alice Marie Kuffner was
maid of honor and Miss Helen
Smith, sister of the bridegroom, and
Miss Joan Bauer was the brides
maids. The brides costume was of
embossed organdy made with q
rufned train, and net tiara studded
with pearls held her f1nger-tip veil.
She carried an fashioned bou-
quet of sweetpeas centered with a
white orchid. Her attendants were
dressed in dainty frocks of yellow
Swiss polka dot made with ruffled
bustles. Their hats matched their
dresses and they carried old-fash-
ioned bouquets of spring blossoms
The wedding breakfast was served
for members of the two families
and intimate friends in the palm
room Of the Hotel Continental.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on
their wedding trip, and on their
return they will be at home at 32-A
Bates street NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Mrs. William l.. Kelly announces
the engagement of her daughter
Miss Marguerite Frances Kelly, to
1t. John Thomas Krowchun, son
of Mrs. Alexander Krowchun of
Lowell, Mass. Miss Kelly gradu-
ated from st. Patrick's Academy
1t. Krowchun served with the Yam
kee Division overseas and is now
stationed at Walter Reed General
Hospital No definite date has been
set for the wedding.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-13

The red-hot New Hanover High
school Junior Varsity. displaying
plenty of power, rolled to their
eighth straight victory and 14tb
triumph in II games this season
last night at the local gym, defeat
ing Southport High school, 51-25.
The Varsity Reserves also applied
the knockout punch in the second
fracas to floor the Wilmington Bill
lard basketeers, 55-19.
In the opener Coach Wallace
Vests hoopsters, led by sharp
shooting Jere Hilburn with 10
points, used every player on the
squad in winning. They exhibited
a smooth operating offensive sys-
tenn, conferred around big Linwood
Taylor and Hilburn, that the visit
ors could not form a defense
against and which burned the net
for over SO tallies for the second
straight night in a row. Other big
scoring guns besides Hilburn were
Pat Harrington, stocky freshman
forward, who canned nine points,
Bobby Crowley, an eight point man,
and Taylor, who dunked in six
buckets. Spearheading the visitors
feeble attack was Mollycheck with
II points.
The Reserve-Billiard affray saw
the losers, with only five players,
fight a losing battle with Coach
Leon Brogden's polished cagers.
Bob Lewis, 6 It. 4 in. Reserve pivot
man, topped all scorers with is
points. followed by Billy Hardison
with IA and Jimmy "Mole''" West