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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06

why change to l.. Lindley? Is it
because Thomas B. has picked
up on Cora Jean -. Robert r.,
what will LaRue do during the
summer? A certain cat told me
he was going to take over 80.
Dorothy d. thinks her graduation
present from F. Hale is lovely
80. Tommie r., what was your
long conversation with Jewell A.
about Thursday? You can tell me.
pal; Eli keep secret -. Char
les P. is madly in love with Eli.
zabeth p, or should I Just say
madly period ,,. What was on
the letter f. Washington wrote
to Christeen w. You can tell me
duck. ! won't tell Lois ]. go.
Doris, be on the lookout for L.
c. Patterson. He chopped cotton
two days and he's loaded with
money 49,, Clara Olivia, who
does Robert w. love, you or Fan
ME L. Cook? | believe it's A. ].
go. Eddie Sims and Dorothy C.
were very sentimental Friday. As
If he was seeing her for the last
time. Eddie will be walking the
city limits every Sunday to see
that dish -. Sybil w. received
a watch for graduation from S.
l.. Stewart. This is true love.
Miss B. is waiting for chance
to cut in if that's possible go.
Fred S. and B. Wilson are doing
nicely | think. Gerald d. doesn't
seem to like that 49,. DEPRESSING
the subject a bit: Juanita Allen,
AZ graduate from Jones High
School has received full schol-
arship to Velvatex Beauty School
,... Otis Fentry also graduate,
received a $4,000 scholarship and
two awards -. Mable Scroggins,
salutatorian, received scholar.
ship to Philander or State. To
all the graduating seniors, Con.
gratulations on your graduation
So. So long, gates, be on hand
next week to get the inside dope
on the summer session.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06

and followed through on, vari-
Gus plans that have produced
beneficial results and which
have assisted greatly in the out
standing VD record that has
been produced by this battalion
during the past months.
are commended and
congratulated for your splendid
attitude and good work in the
highest possible terms. The eff
forts you have made and the re
suits you have obtained are a
credit to the United States
Army and to this battalion.
f. N. Sands
1t. Colonel, 1896
Engr. Combat Bn
Commanding"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06
FIRST BAPTIST NEWS

The Famous Golden Echoes of
Evansville, Indiana, will sing at
the First Baptist Church, Ninth
and Pine, North Little Rock. on
Friday, June 6, at s P. M. Other
singers will be there. Sister Nc
Moore sponsor: Rev. G. w. Sang
ster, Pastor.
First Baptist, 9th and Pine:
The Gospel Chorus will sponsor
their regular program Sunday at
p. m. Rev, G. w. Sangster, pas
tor.
Rev. c. L. Criner, pastor Of
King Solomon Baptist Church
will be taking medical treatments
until June 18th. He has the pray
ers of the church and its board
members who wish him a speedy
recovery .. Regular services
will be held at Pilgrim Progress
Sunday. Do as the Holy Bible
says. Jesus said, Get in my
church and learn of Me-" Rev
B. j. Whitfield, pastor. See your
salesman around in North Little
Rock for your STATE PRESS.
The STATE PRESS is on sale
at the office Of Henry Porch.
1906 Magnolia Street. For infor-
nation in North Little Rock
concerning the STATE PRESS
write Henry Porch or call S76S.
Get all news in by Monday.
II you want to go to heaven.
know you'll spend seven.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06

Millsap of Choudrant, La. is pas.
tor of Mt. Olive. -. At $50 S.
S. will be conducted by Supt. F..
A. Avery; 1890, Farris Grove
Church in charge of sermon by
Rev. ]. B. Holland pastor; 1870,
Bulah Grove Church In charge of
sermon by Rev. w. M. Mullens,
pastor. Dinner will be served af-
ter the sermon by Rev. Mullens
At l p. ~. Bulah Grove Church,
Weldon. in charge of sermon by
Rev. Russ. pastor; at 2 p. m.
Free Union Church in charge of
sermon by Rev. Stiffs, pastor; at
3 p. m. Second Baptist Church,
Ell Dorado, in charge of sermon
by Rev. Kelly, pastor; az p. m.
Mt. Reno Church in charge of
sermon by Rev Hildreth, pastor;
at 5 p. m. Mt. Zion and Mt. Willis
Churches in charge of sermon by
Rev. Morris. pastor. Macedonia,
Junction City, Evening Parish
Church. Magnolia, Evening Post
are requested to raise $3.50.
Deacon F. T. Avery, master of
ceremonies 80. After several
weeks of illness during his Dis
trict Conference DR.. w. M. Eas-
on is up again. Overwhelming
crowds witnessed the very fine
commencement activities at Shor-
ter College, N Little Rock, last
week. Bishop and Mrs. George
W. Baber will sail today for So.
Africa. Before his departure Bish
op Baber called together his team
OF elders and heard their reports.
DR.. W. M. Eason was elected
chairman of the gymnasium com
mittee. The gym is to be built
next fall. Bishop Baber also
praised the work of the state.
We hope them a safe landing and
a happy return -. Mrs. Eason
and daughter, Ray Sylvia spent
Mothers Day with her mother in
Baton Rouge. La. They h rave
returned home after a two weeks
visit. Mrs. Violet Brock, sister
of Mrs. Eason, visited her here
in FL Dorado for one week and
a first cousin. Mrs. Charlotte Ger
many in Baton Rouge, La. Mrs.
Brock has now returned to Ber-
kelly, California with her daugh-
ter, Olevia Brock 80. The Moon
Light Players Of 1947 will pre-
sent Miss Bertha jenkins in a
dramatic program. Watch for the
date. u.s. HWY
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06
NORTH LITTLE
ROCK news
Henry Porch

Mrs. c. j. Norris and Mrs, L.
C. Wilson entertained Mrs Lula
Bolden Evans, Los Angeles, Cali
fornia. with dinner at the resi-
denee of Mrs. Wilson, $40 Hazel
Street. Covers We're laid for 5
persons. Later the group motored
10 the home of Mrs. c, j. Norris.
1928 Valentine St, Little Rock
where a lovely party was given
honoring Mrs. Ada Cole of St
Louis and also Mrs. Evans, Mrs.
Evans, formerly Miss Lula Boil
den, attended the Little Rock
Public Schools and has been Ma
iron with Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
in Los Angeles for % years. Mrs.
Ada Cole was formerly member
of Bullock Temple c. M. E.
Church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06
n. |. R. 1--WE.
BY II. /. Tyson

School Is out and there are
many students for summer school
.., While certain boy was
making A in living. he was re-
ceiying r in 18th grade history
go, Why does frankie l.. call
and visit Y. Simmons so regular
ly? Maybe they are cousins. Are
they, Dorothy .... Steve A. is
singing 'I'll be so glad, since
Shorter closed 49,. r. c. Webb,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Zenobia A. Terry chose
this method of thanking her
many friends or helping her to
bear her deep sorrow in her be-
reavement: Ritz and Joy" The
aters; Roscoe Anderson, London
Johnson. Mr.. & Mrs. John Moore,
Athletic Association. First Bapt.
Choir and Glee Club, Collie Chew.
Co. and "A others. TeIegrams
Mrs. Ruth Galloway, Cleveland,
Ohio; Miss M. o. Tyler, New
Ark; C. A. Whitlow, Little Rock,
Ark.
Signed. Mrs. z. A. Terry.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06
KING SOLOMON NEWS

The Sunday School will spon,
sor a hay ride June s. Everyone
is asked to meet at two-thirty P.
NJ. Adult admission Is cents:
children 10 cents. Mrs. Irene Will
son, SPONSOR NJ Horn, booster.
The Silver Leaf Gospel Singers
will sponsor a program Friday
night June Is, B. j. Town, spon-
sor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06

you after thesocial.. Earsie
c. says Ruby W. is his tempta-
ton of all others =. Emma P.
has put Lawrence G.. down for
George B. -. Ruthy NJ. just
can't resist the love of Joe w. H.
80. ]. Scroggins is the only one
for Ora L., or isn't he Claretta.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06
WARNING .oRDER


County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Mayme Robertson, Plaintiff
VS.. No S9b51
william Robertson, Defendant
The Defendant, William Rober-
son, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint of the plain
tiff. Mayme Robertson.
Dated: May cath, 1947
J. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
Fl. S. Nixon Chancery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, ID. G.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06
Mccabe AME Church.:

Queen of Harmony will partici
pate in a Battle of Music in May
flower Sunday at Trinity Grove
Baptist Church at p. m.
The Smiling Five Gospel sing.
ers will sponsor a program at
Allison Presbyterian Church Sun
day. The Walls Bros. Of st. Louis,
Mo-, will appear on the program.
Elmore Miles. sponsor: Rev. ]. F.
Henderson, pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06

Mount Pleasant, 20 I'd and
Orange: The Shining Star No. 4
will be presented in musical
program Tuesday night. Rev. j.
b. Barnes pastor.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06

Rev. W, NJ. Mullin, pastor of
Mt Calm, Hampton, has invited
Rev. +, c. Gutter to take care of
the services Saturday and Sun.
day in his absence. A Bible con.
test will be held at Mt. Calm,
Rich Williams is still on the sick
list. Prof Willie Mosley made a
successful business trip to Mag
nolia last week end. Mrs. Odes-
sa Mitchell and daughters of
iii +, Hillsboro Street have re.
turned home from Farmeryille,
Louisiana. Mrs. Mitchell attended
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06

BLUE AND SCOTT UNITE-The Marriage of
Miss oeVeIia Evelyn Blue. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Blue, to Robert William Scott, Son Of
Mrs. ]. S. Porter, was soemnlzed Sunday after
noon in the Metropolitan Baptist Church. The Rev.
c. m. Lee performed the ceremony before flow
erbanked altar Mrs. Jewel Ewing Of Chicago,
ter of the bridegroom, sang Because, and Mrs.
Joe Ann Sutton sang - Love You Truly
Entering with her father who gave her in mar
riage, the bride wore lovely white satin gown.
She carried Gala lilies. Miss Thurma Lee Blue,
maid of honor, wore beautiful blue gown. The
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06
Wild Egg Value

Some 80 odd years ago, when the
wild birds egg collectors were IN
their heyday, the egg Of the Cali.
fornia condor had a market value
NJ S7Sn each
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tor OF the STATE PRESS, and
r. A. Sharpe PRESS manager.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06

dent of College Station Jr. High
School, Mrs. l.. c. Bates, city edi.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06

MOTT" SMITH IN ToWN-1st
Sgt. Marion B. Mott" Smith
stopped in the city for a short
time en- route to New York City
where he will enter school for a
period after which he will re-
turn to Camp Hood, Texas his
permanent station. Sgt. Smith
visited the STATE PRESS office
and other friends while in the
city. He was recently given
Commentator for his outstand-
ing work at Camp Hood by the
Deputy Post Commander and the
Commanding General. Text of the
Concentration:
GA April 1947
Subject Commentator
To. First Sgt. Marion B. Smith
1696th Engineer Combat
Battalion
Camp Hood, Texas.
You are to be highly commend
ed for your activities in promot-
ing interest in V D control a.
mong the civilians in this vicin-
ity. Your fine work in organic
ing such meeting as was held
in Waco reflects great credit up
on yourself and unquestionably
will be of material benefit to
this command.
2nd-The Commanding General
concurs in this commentator.
H. Nee Pendleton
Colonel, Cavalry
Deputy Commando"
"26 April 1947
HEADQUARTERS 1696th
ENGINEER COMBAT
BATTALION
Camp Hood, Texas
To;--1st Sgt. Marion B. Smith
Thru: Commanding Officer. II.
e. s. Company, 1886 Engineer
Combat Battalion.
1st--lt Is a pleasure to pass this
splendid commentator on to
you, and to assure you that It is
well deserved.
2nd-You have unselfishly and en-
Enthusiastically devoted a great
deal Of time and effort to VI
control activities in generel, and
in particular to subject meeting
mentioned In basic communica-
ton. You have intelligently
planned and guided various ac-
tivfties within and outside of
this battalion. You have ener
getically and intellectually
participated In all VD control
efforts, and you have initiated,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-06-06

RECENT GRADUATEMs Catherine Jewel Porch lovely dau0h
Henry Porch, 1905 Magnolia Street. NJ Little
the az class Dunbar Jr. College
Miss Porch member the Phi Delta Phi Honor
Society," 4647; Student Christian Association 4547 Womens
4547 Captain the basketball 4547 She
employed the NJ Wells Printing and plans to
Hampton this fall.
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King Solomon Baptist Church:

King Solomon Baptist Church:
The Senior class will sponsor
their regular musical program
with the help OF the Silver Leaf
Gospel Singers and visiting quar-.
tets Sunday night. B. Towns,
sponsor OF Silver Leaf Rev. c.
l.. Criner, pastor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
Past Noble Grands
 Feted by Rebekahs

A meeting honoring the Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge was held last evening in the Odd Fellows Hall Over 65 mem hers attended the ceremony that honored Is Past Noble Grands Each Noble Grand was presented with a eorsage made of Alaska Cot ton flowers.
 Further plans were made for the bazaar the organization will spon- sor on December in the Odd Eel lows Hall. Fancy work, fish pond for the children and games of chance will be offered A Hoover Vacuum Cleaner will be awarded during the bazaar.
 Following last nights meeting a social hour was held and Hallo- we'en games were played Refresh nents were served at small tables which were decorated with black cats, pumpkins and witches il keeping with the theme.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
STEAMER rfOVEMENTS

Princess Loulse, from Vancouver scheduled tc arrive at o'clock to- night. sails fer Skagway at 1o:45 returning southbound Sunday morning at 83O and sailing south at 10 a. m.
 Ring Splice scheduled to sail from Seattle today.
 Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday.
 Alaska scheduled to sail from Seattle October 28. Coastal Rambler scheduled to sail from Seattle, October 30, for Ketchikan, Juneau, Yakutat, Port San Juan, Seward, Seldoyia and Kodiak.
 Northern Voyager scheduled to sail from Seattle October 3l.
 Aleutian, from Westward, sched- uled southbound Sunday forenoon
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
LUTHER LEAGUE K ORGANIZED HERE;
 EJECT OFFICERS

A Luther League was organize 1 last Sunday evening, october 10, at the Lutheran Church. Officers elected were Emma Nielsen, Presi- dent; R. E. Hollander. VicePresi- dent; Ada Burns, Secretary-Treas- urer.
 Meetings will be held on the first and third Sundays of every month.
 IouISe Brabaw will be in charge of the devotional discussion for the next meeting with Helen Rolison in charge of refreshments and enter tainment.
 tioav avering, October "A, mem bers of the league and all others interested will meet at the church parlors to repair tacles for church use
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
DE CAULLE ASSAILED
 IN FRANCE
Premier Ramadier's 5 New Cabinet Announces
 Steps 10 Be Taken

PARIS. Oct. Socialist Premier Paul Ramadier, his new streamlined cabinet facing an As sembly test next week, assailed the party of Gen Charles De Gaulle today as one which attacks both the will of the people and the Fourth Republic itself.
 A member of Ramadier's staff said the Premier would ask the National Assembly-to be recon vened Tuesday in an emergency sessior-for a vote of confidence ir the Cabinet from which he yester- day purged ministers suspected of De Gaulllst leanings. The vote is expected to come next Thursday.
 The Premier lashed out at both the left and the right in France. He declared it had been necessary to recall the Assembly from it's va cation to consult with the Deputies concerning danger to the Repub- lie which he held was inherent in both the De Gaullist and Commun- ist ideologies.
 He spoke with special sharpness of De Gaulle's proposal to rewrite the Constitution of the Fourth Re- public. Such a proposal, he said, is an attack on the will of the people" and "an attack on the Re public"
 our Constitution has been seal ed by the will of the people" Ram adler told a news conference. Dur ing the four years of German oc- cupation the French people desired only a return to Parliamentary government as soon as possible with as little change as possible il their traditional institutions"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
Elsie S(hombeI Has
 Birthday Party

Miss Elsie Schombel and An gelo Guinzy, Seaman 1lc on the USCG Wachusetts, planned tc celebrate their birthdays together with a party at the Moose Clut this evening.
 Owing to the departure of the cutter for Ketchikan Monday. Mis- Schombel celebrated with the as sistance of her colleagues at the telephone company instead.
 She was presented with greer sweater and a vial of Evening il Paris perfume, and Mrs Varnf Carrigan baked her a delicious chocolate cake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
THREE PNA OFFICIALS NOW VISITING JUNEAU;
 ON INspE(TI0N IR!pS

Officials are closing in on the Juneau office of Pacific Northern Airlines from all directions today. Three representatives of PNA con- verged simultaneously at the ter minal station in Juneau for routine inspections, each without the know ledge that the others were coming.
 MT and Mrs. Felix Aubuchon flew in yeserday from Anchorage, where Aubuchon has his headquar- ters as Superintendent of Stations for PIMA They will return to An chcrage this afternoon.
 J. H. Foster, formerly with North vest Airllnes, is Pacific Northerns Superintendent of Maintenance and Engineering. He arrived with his wife yesterday from Anchorage and will return today after a brief in- spection of the Juneau station. D B Hart, of PNA's Treasury Department in Seattle, also arrived 1 yesterday from Cordova, having previously visited branches of the airline in Anchorage, Naknek, Ko- diak, Homer, Renal and Yakutat He will depart for Seattle tomor- row.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
TRIPPE, INGALLS,
 BAG BIG BROWNIE
 ON ADMIRALTY IS

The first bear hunt for Jual
 Trippe, President of Pan Americal
 Airwavs and David Ingalls,, Vice President, got under way success fully Wednesday, when Ingalls fell cd a brownie silver tip measuring eight feet four inches.
 The two PA officials left fo Admiralty Island Tuesday evening aboard the Monterey, skippered b. Jack Westlall Dean Williams, PA Traffic Representative and Johnny Harris were guides.
 The two-day hunt centerec around Pybus Bay The party pass ed up yearling, but when the larger brownie appeared Ingalls took oim from about 75 yards, and poured three shots into the bear, the last from 20 yards just as it was ready to charge,
 He nau blood iii his eye ac- cording to guide Dean Williams. The skin is almost a perfect square, and is being flown to Seattle where it will be converted into a trophy rug.
 The hunters returned to Juneau this morning, and conferred with Albert White general counsel for the Republican Party in Alaska, and Henry Benson. secretary of AL askas Republican Central Commit tee.
 Ingalls was formerly a Republi can National Committeeman from Ohio.
 Trippe and Ingalls left on Pan Americans first flight today. will stop over in Annette for an hour, and will continue to Seattle for two day conference with PAA div lsional heads from San Francisco.
 They will discuss their findings Qn the inspection trip through the Territory. considering particularly problems presented by cold weather, long distances between alternate airports and inadequate facilities.
 According to Ingalls,, there is only enc hangar north of Seattle where planes can be serviced, and that
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
HURRICANE
 ON COAST

VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct. 23.-sR An intense storm, with winds reaching hurricane force, was re- ported today 600 miles at sea off the Queen Charlotte Islands, 500 miles north of here, and was ex- pected to hit the coast toward nightfall.
 Dominion Public Weather Office reports said gales would be general throughout the entire coast, with winds expected to reach 75 miles an hour and possibly higher in northern areas.
 The storm, which covers what was described as "a very large area was reportedly the most ac- tive to approach Canada's Pacific coast within the past few years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23

(Continusd from Page OneJ omy and the proposed pulp devel- opment.
 The Juneau Chamber of Com lnerce is positive that this reserVa- ton would cloud land titles and by preventing the normal economic growth of Southeast Alaska would be detrimental to the native econ omy and would effectively prevent the pulp development. Hence, we are convinced the Interior Depart ment's reasons are utterly erron- eous and not based on facts.
 This Chamber is further con- vinced that this reservation would serve as a precedent for other re- servationS for other native villages and would not dispose of many in- dividual and so-called tribal claims 10 many hundreds of thousands of acres Of valuable forest lands vital to the pulp industry
 An Associated Press release Of October IT informs us that Fran ces L. Lopinsky, assistant to James Currie, attorney for the natives, IS attempting to buy rights of natives to pulp timber lands that would be vested in the natives if the pro- rcsed reservation is created.
 This Chamber alarmed and ser iously perturbed by these an nouncements which in our opinion If carried into effect, would sabo' tage the benefits of HJR 205. pass rd at the last session of Congress and would subject judicial deter mination Of alleged aborigina rights as well as legislative enact ments to administrative edicts.
 Our letter follows, detailing tn detrimental effect of the propose' reservation. We respectfully reques your prompt favorable acton ol cur objections"
 The Chamber also is preparin maps showing in detail the pro posed reservations, along with area earmarked for pulp timber.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
Strong UMT
 Plea Made

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-tR- Gov. Earl Warren of California said today World peace is i'm possible" unless the United States maintains armed forces consistent with cur commitments to the world"
 Ill an appeal for enactment of universal military training law by Congress, the Californian declar- ed it is my firm conviction that our failure to have such a pro- gram in the past has forced two destructive and costly wars on us in our generation"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
DINNER MEETING, LUTHERAN CHURCH,
 BE HELD TUESDAY

The fall congregational dinner meeting of the Lutheran Church will be held at 6:30 pm, Tuesday, October 28. Members and friends planning to attend are requested to make reservations through the mail by this week, Friday, CT else in writing at the church service Sun day morning.
 Several matters of importance will be presented and all interested persons should be present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
KOSpI1AL NOTES

Admitted to St Anns Hospital for medical attention yesterday was Gler Mccall
 Discharged from the Hospital were Lena Brown, Mrs. w E. Nigh, Mrs. Hunt Gruening, Mrs Oscar Lundstrom and baby girl, and Robert Schy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-23
PASSENGER TRAFFIC
 SOUTHB0UND DROPS

SEATTLE, Oct. 23.-iR-Pass- enger traffic between Alaska and Seattle has slackened considerably in recent months as the winter season approaches, steamship list ings disclosed today.
 Greatly reduced passenger lists are coming into Seattle today on both the steamer Baranof and the steamer Denali of Alaska Steam ship Company. The Baranof due at p. m.-has 89 aboard, and the Denal, due at D. m, has only 72, officials reported During the summer season all passenger ships usually carried capacity loads 10th north and 1 southbcund
 ] Empire Wantads for lest results!