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Evening star., 1947-07-31

PreWar gasoline ranges
Coleman gasoline and bottle gas ranges
Coleman 2 and 3 burner hot plates.
Coleman GI cooking stoves.
Prewar and Coleman stove parts, bottled
gas change-oyer. regula S35
(not 1nstalled).
Bottle gas 2-burner hot plate. cylinders
filled, SIS and $50.
Electric 2-burner hot plate with grill.
Duo-Therm heaters apd blowers,
Evening star., 1947-07-31

lightweight aluminium de luxe trailer coach,
sleeps 6: Philco elec. refgr. elec. hot
water heater. complete bathroom The
and elec. refgr., butane cook stove. sleeps
4: 1886. See ABC TRAILER SALES,
INC, u, S. /, BerWyn, Nd, TO 1919
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13

struggle for world freedom which has not ended with the fighting phase of war
 The American Flag is symbol of our unity and purpose as a nation Through the blood, brain and brawn of our sons and daughters, it has achieved a place of world leadership and oppressed people of all lands are praying that it's leadership shall not fail War far from solving the worlds problems, has in creased them Behind the scenes gigantic struggle goes on between the democracy for which our people fought and died and the totalitarian system which spread chaos and ruin the face of the earth
 The celebration of Flag Day is not an empty gesture nor it's ritual uncompromising lip service it is an honest and sincere expression of the Amerl- cansm of the Order of Eks
 Flag Day services held by every lodge in the Order and every effort must be made to bring out the people of the community in unprecedented number to rally around the Flag, publicly to renew their allegiance.
 Now is the time for all America to present united front and give assurance the world that we are nation "one and indvisible,' willing to accept the responsibility of leading the world into paths Of honorable peace
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
Wallace and Alaska
Fairbanks News Miner

While the speeches of Henry Wallace in recent months have contained some strange ideas about Russia the former secretarys words on Alaska and Siberia in his Seattle talk the other night seem on more rational than not
 what has already been said time and again by people who did not have to Siberia an illustration Of what Alaska should become Wallace has viewed Siberia however so We can't blame him for speaking through in the press reports at the point where he said Russas activity in Siberia should not alarm the United States. There We differ with him.
 There seems to be two schools of thought about Russia, if you take the arguments for what they are evidently intended to One school says in effect Russia is treacherous nation The other retorts Net bit; the Russian people just like us
 The fact is, these statements are based upon two different conceptions of what Russia is. One would have us believe the government is the people; the other that that people the government Either one could be right for the exact status has been determined in Russia itself let alone by the rest of the world The uncertainty has a great deal to do with the present era of distrust and fear.
 That's why we think it is just well to be alarmed about Russas expansions in Siberia at least to the extent that this feeling beabors to keep peace in Alaska.
 We also think that Wallace should have been speaking in Russian when he urged the exchange of students between University of Alaska and Russias university at Irkutsk We could have appli- cations his desk tomorrow if there any chance of getting students into Siberia, he doesn't need to blame us fer that iron curtain"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
UNDER THE DOME

President Truman has finally given the green light to his coun- sel, Clark Clifford, to begin revamp- Ing the whole housing program. It IS aimed at replacing 20 percent of the nations obsolete housing by 1850. COP Rep. Merlin Hull of Wisconsin will demand that Con- gress make a full investigation of the Russian hot money" scandal by which the U. S. Army is out S95,OJ0,000 IL cashed Russian oc- cupation marks printed from plates we had loaned the Russians in Ser lin. The Kaiser Frazer auto com pany is now in the black. Demo- cratic leaders may be peeved at Wallace opposition to the Truman Doctrine but aren't mad at another Truman opponent in Colorado. AL though Senator Ed Johnson was a leader in the opposition to the Creek Turkish loan, he is being wooed by administration leaders to run for reelection next year. Johnson, who wants to retire, flat ly refused to do so during a long session with President Truman's friend, Les Biffle. But Billie hasn't given up. A backstage battle is quietly shaping between southern and western Congressmen over the bill to admit Hawaii as a state. The real issue: race prejudice. Ori- ginally the statehood bill was re- ported out of committee with un- animodS approval But by the time It reached the Rules Committee
 Georgia's E. E. Cox rallied four votes aga,nst 1t in a closed door session. He was supported hy fel- low Democrats Howard Smith oi Virginia, J Bayard Clark of North Carolina and Adolph Sabath o! Illinois. Now Texas influential San
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13

Tomorrow. June H. is Flag Day, and since in Juneau the main obseryances are built around the Flag Day services conducted by the members of Juneau Elks Lodge No 42O open to the public, are re- printing the following comment from the Elks Nigga zine. We urge you to display your flags, and to attend these services at o'clock tomorrow evening in the Elks Hall:
 One of the most important patriotic events on the Elk calendar the annual commemoraton of the birth of Flag.
 On June l4th the doors of Elkdom opened and all are invited participate in the Elks Festival of the Flag Never before has our Flag meant so much, not only to America but to all the world and never will the Festival take greater significance than in this year of 1947 when the people of America must stand up and be counted squarely behind the democracy for which our Flag stands.
 The American Flag has come long way since it was first unfurled in the face of armed foe at Fort Stanwix It then inspired men to fight for the freedom America and in later years has inspired the sons and daughters of America to carry on a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
LADIES' NIGHT AT ELkS AFTER
 FLAG PROGRAM

Annual Flag Day exercises at the Elks' Lodge Saturday evening will be followed by Ladies Night, an- other of those popular occasions when wifes and fair sex friends of members are given the run of the club rooms.
 The committee in charge has an- nounced that Saturdays event IS i'll nature of trial balloon. II Ladies Night attendance proves the suc- cess of the affair, similar events will be scheduled regularly through the summer months. Previously, Elks social activities have been pretty much restricted to the win ter season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13

pecially when Montana's Demo- cratic Jim Murray is on tap with vocal assists for Pepper.
 While the Senate Labor Commit tee was considering his public health bill the other day, Taft led off with charge that the Wagner Murray -Dingell Health Insurance Bill, a much more liberal measure, was piece of propaganda"
 The former Chairman (Murray) always used this Committee as a propaganda agency to put over the things he wanted" commented Taft acidly.
 That is utterly false" fired back Murray. Tt is just in line with your attitude all along"
 To support shis point, Taft cited the labor control bill enacted this session. Under Murray he charged, the Committee had always sup pressed labor legislation"
 That's not true,' asserted Pep per, jumping into the fray. The Senator from Ohio knows that"
 Well, it's been true the eight years have been on the commit tee, retorted the Ohioan.
 The alert Pepper decided to con- cede that point in order to bolster his own position.
 T thank God, he parried, that some of us are proud to be asso- ciated with the defense of labor and not identified with it's destruc- tion."
 Taft looked bored, and proceed ed to the consideration of his bill
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
TRUMAN'S BUST

When Paul Griffith, commander of the American Legion, and Charles Keck, New York sculptor, called on Harry Truman to present Keck's latest bust of the President, Truman leaned back meditatively and said.
 You know, when I was in the Senate ten years ago, never dreamed that this would happen to me-that one day I would be re- ceiving a bust of myself in the White House as President of the United States"
 Keck reported that the bronze likeness was personal gift to you and your family It matches an- ether bust the sculptor has made for American Legion headquarters in Indianapolis Both bear the in- scription: Harry S Truman, Pres ident Of the United States, cit zen, statesman, Legionnaire"
 "The American Legion is proud of you" said Griffith, as the bust was placed on Truman's desk.
 Thanks" replied the President. I'm Legionnaire in good stand ing I attended legion conventions as a delegate from Missouri
 While Truman was appraLsing the bronze image, he suddenly noticed that something was missing The bust was true likeness in every respect save one-there were no glasses on it.
 T thought you'd notice that, chuckled Keck.
 Try these on for size, suggest cd Truman. removing his own glasses and handing them to Keck. There was a burst of laughter as the sculptor fitted them on the bust However, Keck said he wouldn't consider his job finished until the bust was fitted out with its own glaSses-in bronze.
 "I'll find way" he assured Tru- man. T had the same trouble with bust of Teddy Roosevelt. only that job was even tougher, because Teddy wore pince-nez with a ribbon attached"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
MODERN ETIQUETTE by SoRrerA LEE

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
STEESE COMING HERE

Gen. James G. Steese. USA re- tired, former head of the Alaska Road Commission, will arrive in Ju- neau July T, it was revealed today by c. H. Skinner, ARC Chief Clerk. Gen. Steese will visit ARC Chief Engineer Ike P. Taylor and Assist ant Chief Engineer Hawley Sterling. They will travel with him to Haines and Fairbanks during his Alaskan visit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
LOOK and LEARN Ss !, GORDON

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
JUNEAU GARDEN CLUB
 NEEIS ON WEDNESDAY

Members of the Juneau Garden Club will meet next Wednesday, June Is, at 80 pm. at the sum- mer home Of Mrs. Wellman Hol- brook at Louisa Beach.
 Mrs. Holbrook and Mrs. Ray G. Day, hostesses, will serve dessert preceding the business meeting which will bL presided over by Mrs. Josephine Boyd, President.
 Those requiring transportation are asked to call Green 504 or 037-5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13

Rayburn has joined them, quietly opposing the bill in cloakroom con- versation. Carrying the ball for Hawaii are western Congresmen. The Justice Department is op- posing an Aluminium Company of America motion that it is no longer a monopoly
 (coPYRIGHT, l947, BELL SYNDICATE. INc)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
20 YEARS AGO TIT fME EMPIRE
JUNE l3, 1927

JUNE l3,
 Douglas left cn the steamer Alameda Q a visit in Washington
 put through class of 30 this held feminine of lodge members would be entertained undertaken by D. Stewart Supervising Geological J. Shepard assist
 
 Chaumont arrived in Shanghai dispatch Shanghai said
 Mclaughlin Clerk the office of Secretary Clerk of Court went hiking Roberts and enjoying the beautiful scenery thoroughly until his immediately left the to the bear who there first
 Highest. GA; lowest 53 spnklng.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
SENATORIAL DUEL

No time is wasted on subleties when those two politically allerg.c gentlemen, Republican Senator Boh Taft Of Ohio and Democratic Sen ator Claude Pepper of Florida
 square away. The boys speak their minds with engaging bluntness, es-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13

fSOHttHuCb gtOEt I0yC OfsCf
 gressmen who do his bidding as members of the House Banking and Currency Committee. They are: Rep. John J Riley of Sumter, s. C., a Democrat; and Rep. Chas. K. Fletcher of San Diego, Calf, a Republican. Though relatively new Congressmen they strangely turned up on the important Banking and Currency Committee which passes on low-cost housing bills Both Congressmen are executives of sav- ings and loan associations and they have voted consistently for their associations and against housing that would help veterans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
MARRIED IN DOUGLAS

Howard c. Oswood and Maxine c. Brown, both of Juneau, were mar ried at o'clock last night in Doug las by U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray. Witnesses for the ceremony were Don Paul Balmat and E. Nadine Balmat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
TIDE TABLE
JUNE IA
LABOR RECRUITER HERE

Louis Akers, labor recruiter for the Birch Johnson Lytle Construction O., has arrived in Juneau and is registered at the Baranof Hotel. He will interview prospective employees at the ATES Juneau office, l24 Marine Way, for work on B-J-L con- tracts with the U. S. Army at An chorage and Fairbanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
HOSPITAL hOIES

St. Anns Hospital has admitted Harry Johnson, Phyllis Long, Mike Gavril, Fred Thorge, all medical, and Mrs. George Moore for surgery.
 Discharged yesterday were Haak- on Husby, Otto Holden, and Virgil Dickson, all medical.
 The Government Hospital has ad- mitted Lena Brown, Harold Jones of Haines and Eldon Hayward of Haines. The only discharge is Eliza beth Sumdum.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13

IF YOUR MONEY IS NOT EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will pay you to investigate our offerings in well chosen investments, ALAS KA FINANC CORPORATION, Cooper Building, 4th and Man.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13

REBEKAH Lodge Picnic, June l5, Aux Bay Beach. bus leaves IOOF Hall at 12:O0 noon, returns at 5: pm. -adv- 605-t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13
The Washington
 Merry-Go-Round

Continued rUn1 Page OneJ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13

Mrs Earl Watkins of Douglas left on the steamer Aar a visit in Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13

Weather Highest. GA lowest 53; sprinklng.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-13

United States transport Chaumont arrived in Shan Manila 1000 Marines and aviation unit disps Shanghai said
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-31
Moss Point M. E.
Church Observes
Week Of Prayer

Special services have been held
throughout the week by the
Methodist church Of Moss Point in
observance of the national annual
Week of Prayer.
On Monday, October u, a spe-
cial program was held at the
church under the leadership OF
Mrs. j. A.. cirlot, and Tuesday
the program was directed by Mrs.
E. L. Golf.
The evening services of We'd
nesday were sponsored by the
Wesleyan Service Guild led by
the president, Mrs. John G.. Hill.
After the program a church wide
social was enjoyed with games
for the grown-ups as well as
the children directed by Mrs. Lee
Lander and Edward A. Khayat.
Punch tables were placed out
Of doors under the trees where
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by a committee under. the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. M. A. Col
mer, Jr.
The Christian Education week
has been tied In with the above
program and has included a study
course in addition to visits in the
homes of prospective church
members.
The weeks activities will con-
clude with a Rally Day program
on Sunday morning, November
2, when a play, Bearers of the
Eternal Word" will be presented
under the direction of Mrs. Roy
Williamson.
Miss Ina Thompson has spon-
sored the Week Of Prayer pro-
grams and Mrs. Morton Farley
has been chairman of the Edu-
cational programs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-31
MISSES ELLISON AND ERNEST
VISIT MRS. KELL

Mrs. Laure Kell of 302 South
Magnolia street has hao as
guests Misses Emelie Ellison and
Hermine Ernest of New York who
stopped over for a few days while
en- route home from visits to Hot
Springs, Dallas and other points.
While here they and their hos
tess were guests at dinner at
which Mrs. Hermes Gautier hon.
ored them at The Old Place." her
home at Gautier.
The following day they and
Mrs. Kell were guests of Mrs. E.
j. Ford at luncheon at her home
on Beach boulevard.
Miss Ernest has attained fame
as an opera singer. She has APP
peared on programs at Town Hall
in New York where she again
expects to sing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-31
Charter Meeting OF Mississippi;
Coast Council Of Garden Clubs

that of the treasurer, Mrs. w. C.
Johnson of the Pascagoula Gar
den club, and by Mesdames c,
w. Smith of the same club, Wal
ter Reed of the Biloxi, II. E.
Hoke of the G%ulfport, Mrs. T. Fl.
Shepard of the Long Beach. Mrs.
Eugene Mogabgab of the Bay
Waveland, and Mrs. T. S. Adams
of the Beach Garden clubs.
The speakers ON the program
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Adams,
Jr. who talked on Thanksgiving
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-31
EASTSIDE WINS HAS ROYAL
SERVICE PROGRAM

The Woman's Missionary socie-
ty of the Eastside Baptist church
held its Royal Service program
at the church Tuesday, Oct. 81,
with the topic for the month,
"Mexicans' as its theme.
At a previous meeting the So
ciety began the study of the book
Freedom Through the Cross"
with Mrs. Thelma Maunsell as
teacher.
On Tuesday. Oct. %, the topic
for study was youth in Today's
World"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-31
Knights OF Columbus
To Receive Corporate
Communion Sunday


On Sunday, November 2, the
Pascagoula Knights of Columbus
will receive corporate communion
at Our Lady of Victories church
at 8 a. m.
This will be followed by a
breakfast at the cafeteria of the
new DIV. school building at 0
a. m.
This will be served by a COM
mittee composed of Mesdames j.
j. Bussolati, chairman, John o.
Grant, Jr., A. ]. Walker. w. A.
Moncrief, Mac Hudson, c. Nc
Grath, Fred O'Brien and H. E.
Mason.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-31

The charter meeting of the Mis-
sissippi Coast Council Of Gar
den Clubs was held in the Wo-
mans Club building in Gulfport
with the Gulfport Garden club
as hostess, Wednesday, October
30.
The organization is composed
Of garden clubs along the coast
including the Paseagoula Garden
club and the Lake Garden club
of the same city.
Among the reports given was
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-31

Table illustrating their points
with floral and fruit arrange
ments of rare beauty. These ar
engagements were later donated
to the club as prizes and one
was captured by Mrs. Leroy
Weber of the Pascagoula club
as an entrance prize.
The Pascagoula Garden Club
of which Mrs. Charles W. Smith
is president. and the Lake Gar
den club of the same city, of
which Mrs. c. H. Gray. is head
viii be hostesses to the council
at its next meeting Friday, Dec.
5 at Lincoln Hall in Pascagoula.
There we're about rs from the
two Pascagoula clubs in attend
ance at the Gulfport meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-31
BUSINESS woMAN's CIRCLE


The Business Woman's Circle
of the First Baptist church of
Moss Point heard an interesting
discussion of Mexico by Mrs.
John Brock, Jr., at their regular
meeting held at the home of
Mrs. Forbes Hays on Tuesday,
October %.
Mrs. John Brock, Jr., program
chairman, gave a discussion of
Mexico and its customs, the sub
ject chosen for study.
After a business session a So
cial hour was enjoyed during
which the hostess served delicious
refreshments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-31

VIII AN AllsTAR CAST promised. hearings by the House Un-Amercan
Activities Committee on alleged communistc inhltraton OF the movie
industry got under way in the House Office Building, Washington, with
crowds seeking to crash the Caucus Room gate. Top. among the early
arrivals a Mrs Joseph Geiger. 10. shown squatted on floor. In center
at hearing (. to II are: Jack Warner. production chief OF Warner Broth
ers: Paul McNutt, attorney for the Motion Picture Association, and
Louis 3. Mayer. president Of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. Below,
IS q scene as the probe got under way. At extreme left is Jack Warner
(back to camera) as he appeared on the stand. In background (acing
caners) members Of the investigation committee q. to ~ are: Rep.
Richard Vail (R- Ii) John Mcdowell tR-Penn) and j. Parnel Thomas
(R-N. -. chairman Of the probe group. international Soundphoto)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-31

The International Live Stock
Exposition held its first show in
Chicago in December, 1900.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

Like to be the envy Of your friends To-
having the prize supply of homemade jam
and tellies in your neighborhood? Then ge
SURE-JELL first =. the prettiest berrie!
and freshest and best rhubarb next. Ther
follow this recipe for putting up th'
flavor combination that appeal to yo,
most.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

Open the door of a FRIGIDAIRE
Cold Wall" Electric Refrigerator
and You open the door on a whole
new world in refrigeration. You'll
be delighted at all the space avail
able for storing foods-and, mind
you, uncoperedi That's because
cooling coils are built INSIDE the
cabinet walls so there's no mois-
ture-robbing air circulation to dry
them out. Take In" that Super
Freezer Chest big enough to
hold IS pounds Of frozen foods ;.
and the Hydrator for keeping green's
fresh, crisp and vitamin-rich. Way
down inside there's that marvel of
efficiency and simplicity the
famous FRIGIDAIRE Meter -Miser.
IT'S the simplest producing
mechanism ever built--uses less cur
rent than an ordinary light bulb.
Look at Cold Wall at your
FRIGTDAIRE dealers. Made by
Frigidaire Division Of General
M0tnrSi
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Columbus University
Awards IS Diplomas

Diplomas we're presented to 90
graduates OF the Columbus Univer-
sity in exercises held last night In
the Hotel Statler.
Degrees were conferred by George
e. Herring, chairman of the Board
of Trustees; James j. Hayden, dean
of the law school. and William F.
Parker. acting dean of the school of
accountancy.
Graduates were:
Evening star., 1947-06-12

CelerfuI pottery salad bowls can
do q lot for your table oven
glass pie plates mean q lot In your
kitchenl And you can have them
AT NO COST by exchanging
coupons you clip from cans OF
BORDEN'S Silver Cow Eyaporated
Milkl Many other valuable pre-
miums are offered with direc-
tions on the can for getting them.
So take my tip and reach for BOR-
DENIS every time you need evapo-
rated milk for summer desserts,
puddings, pies and casserole dishes
or for baby. Remember that
BORDEN'S Vitamin D Eyaporated
Milk is 30 rich, 1t has cream In
every dropi Each pint contains 400
units Of Vitamin D and is
homogenized and sterilized for
baby's safety. Costs no more
and gives you premiums, tool
Evening star., 1947-06-12

Want to 60 vacationing with dis
agreeable company? None Of us
does, surely and yet bothersome
insects are sure to invade your
beach cottage, mountain cabin, as
we'll as your own home. SO pack
plenty Of WESTINGHOUSE BUG
BOMBS when you move into your
@ummer place . and keep two
at home" one upstairs and another
downstairs There's no SAFER,
surer, faster and cleaner way to kill
moths, reaches, ants, gnats and
other insects. The BUG BOMB fits
into one hand :. and at the press
Of a plunger, you'll see misty
white spray. Disappearing quickly,
it loosens invisible atoms of SAFE
Pyrethrum, in effective combina-
ton with DDT bringing death
even to insects you can't see! Cost
of WESTINGHOUSE BUG BOMB
is $2q8!