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Evening star., 1948-09-25
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV, DI 1886.

1924 l4th st. NV, DI. 1896.
OPEN 1-6 SAT. AND SUN.
Ing city. Price reduced s.. 900 for for QUICK
sale. Immaculate condition. 1915 Wild
wood dr., New Hampshire Highlands. Out
New Hampshire ave. "a miles from D. c.
Line. to brick pillars, left one block to
Wildwood DIR. and our sign. EN-. 1892.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346. -26
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. to PM.
Bungalow; 57o4 4Oth pl., Hyattsville Hills,
Md;-Excellent condition: . rooms, tile
fenced lot 40xl 5O near all conveniences.
Priced to sell, S11,500; $1,000 cash,
balance like rent. To reach: Out Balti-
vile, west on jefferson to 10th ave, right
to Longfellow St, left to 40th pl. See
our sign. r. S. Washburn, GE 26lS.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Evening star., 1948-09-25
WEEK-FND SPECIALS

Frame hing $1,000 5000 dn., $50 mo.
Ash. bng, sI0.95o. 800 On, $s9 mo.
Brk, a-sty.. Si2,950. So. 500 dn., sos mo-
AS -sh bns.. $3.50, 100 dn,. $50 mo
These houses are an exceptional buy.
CLIFF PERCY & co.
Evening star., 1948-09-25
OPEN SUN. l TO 7 PM.

OPEN SUN, l TO Z PM.
See these 2 beautiful homes If you want
to enjoy the advantages of a lovely sub.
community, To Inspect, drive out to 27OO
Plyers Mill rd. and 2706 Harmon rd. Di-
rections: Out Georgia ave. approx. 2 mi.
from Colesville rd turn left on Plyers
Mill I'd. to Brunswick follow our sign.
sSaocklETY SacN g. MooRHEAD' AID, oo21.
OPEN SUN, l TO 6 PM.
627 Sligo ave, Sill. Spg., Md.-Army Of
Z rms, including den on 1st fl. Deep
landscaped lot; mr. schools and transp.
Call Sliso 3ol0 to INSPECT.
104 Hodges Lane, TAX. PIX, Md.
Center hall; 4 bsdrms;; deep lot; Re; Re-
and bus. To reach Out Piney Branch
rd. ! blk. beyond Philadejnhia ave.
right to Holly ave. right to Hodges, right
to property.
Montgomery Knolls Is. S., Md
Only. 10 houses left in this lovely sub
division: Example: 3 bedrms., 2 baths;
all brick; $4,000. To reach Out Piney
2 blks.- to Patton dr., right to property.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
SURPRISE IN KANSAS

A mild d-mannered ex-SenatOr from Kansas is driving a tired secondhand Pontiac over his rock ribbed Republican state, speaking five times day, drawing good crowds and making so many friends that his opponent is getting wor- ried
 The ex-Senator is George MaGill, one of the few Democrats ever sent to Washington from state where running for the Senate on the Democratic ticket is considered about as hopeless as running on the Republican ticket in Virginia. This year, while Virginia will pro- bably vote Republican, certain mid western states are likely to send ] Democrats to the Congress. i, MaGill's race as tougher than most-though not because he is running against ex-Governor Andy Schoeppel, whom Ali Landon once called the errand boy of the big l corporations. ] MaGill is getting some quiet sup port from certain of Senator Cap- per's faithful friends, sore over the
 way Capper was pushed out of the Senatorial picture ! But the main factor helping MaGill is the slipping price of wheat, plus an inane remark made ! by Schoeppel. Asked who was run ming against him, Schoeppel re- piled:
 I'm running against some Irish man and I can't think of his name"
 A lot of Kansas farmers, how ever. know MaGills name and know it pleasantly. For when in the Senate, he co-authored the Pope MaGill farm bill providing for 90 percent parity loans on wheat and other staple crops. A lot of farmers are also getting wise to the fact that it was the 80th
 Congress that gutted the Pope MaGill bill by prohibiting the gov-
 ernment from renting additional elevators to store grain. Thus the government cannot buy from the ' farmers.
 So the Kansas race between tortoise MaGill and hare Schoep- pei may yield some surprises.
 MIDWEST MERRY Friends oi Illinois handsome
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

Gov. Dwight Green are thanking his lucky stars he is running in presidential year. Otherwise he would be swamped. Last time he won by only 68,OO0 votes, and this year he has to live down the Gen. tralia mine scandal plus the em- barrassment of his gambler friends and their big campaign contribu- tions Greens opponent, Adlai Stevenson. is a farmer U. s. dele gate to the United Nations, Assist ant to the Secretary of the Navy, and is the grandson of a Vice President of the United States. Several Republican newspapers have endorsed him It looks like COP Congressman Ross Ridley will be showed under in the Senatorial race in Oklahoma. Folks remem- Der how Ridley put himself in the category of pocketbook Congress man by introducing the rate re- uuCUloIl ulll IOl tilc Di5 iideui oi
 gas companies at the very same i time his law firm represented three companies which would profit from the bill-Cities Service, Republic Natural Gas and Panhandle East ern Pipe Line :. In addition, Ok lahomans have always liked big, bluff Bob Kerr, their former Gov ernor, now running for the Senate against Rizley
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
ALASKA COMMUNIST PROBE

Recent Congressional hearings into the question of Communist influence in Alaska labor unions have brought to light little evidence of such to date and it is doubtful that much if any proof of the Communist element in our labor organizations will be found.
 Why indeed should the Communists waste time nfltratng Alaskan labor organizations when Harry Bridges longshoremen handle the whole thing from San Francso?
 As they have proved many times in the past, the. longshoremen halt the flow of shipping to and from Alaska at will And the results of such stoppages are felt throughout the length and breadth of Alaska.
 Longshoremen in Tacoma can close down Ju- neus lumber mill by refusing to unload lumber in the States.
 Harry Bridges can throw the main switch in San Francisco and isolate dozens of Alaskan communities cutting off food and other necessities
 Bridges and his lengshoremen can do Alaska more harm than all of the Alaskan unions taken together if his union is dominated by Communists
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
Joint Effort
Fairbanks News Miner

(FalrDankS News -Mlner)
 recent issue of the Jesuit Mission magazine carried a story on human relations, reprinted in the Milwaukee Journal which should be required reading for everywhere at loggerheads over questions threatening the future of mankind
 The story told by the Rev Father Menager, S. J., Catholic missionary in Bethel It described the manner in which the people of McGrath labored to- gether to install church in that tiny community the fourth opened the north under Father Managers guidance
 Through the help of friends in the United States Father Menager collected funds to buy old building in McCirath to be converted to House of Worship.
 A Jewish contractor offered his tractor to pull the building to its location the story related The tractor was driven by Russian Irishman took charge of anchorng the church in it's loca tion Pole fixed the windows and Frenchman fixed the doors A German and his wife completed the finishing of the interior while Eskimo families helped decorate 1t.
 Methodist woman provided the benches, and recent convert played the organ at the dedicatory mass.
 Thus a variety of races, faiths and nationaites in an isolated Alaskan community mingled their efforts in accomplishment of joint project for the benefit of all The moral is should be plain to all including the men in the striped pants and cutaway coats who are charged with adjusting their differences, racial and other to safeguard the worlds peace and security
 The difference is, in Paris they talk about the United Nations. In McGrath, they practice it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
TEE HARB0R SCHOOL
 PUPILS WILL VISIT 2
 JUNEAU NEXT MONDAY


 Pupils in the Tee Harbor School of the Juneau Independent School District, will visit classes in the Juneau Schools on Monday, No- vember l. Each of the nine pupils will. for that day, be enrolled in a corresponding classroom in the Ju- neau Schools. This plan has been arranged for the pupils of the Tee Harbor School with the idea in mind of giving them an under standing ot what school is like in one much larger than theirs. The pupils will be brought in by their teacher, Mrs Tom Selby, and Superintendent Clark, in time for the beginning of school on Monday morning. They will spend the entire day doing the regular work of their respective grades in the Juneau schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

four months day and night undoine the work of the English teachers . Just case in point: There's Tree In the Meadow" This langushing ballads rhyme with sky, die and until it reaches the point where the lyrics say, T know you're kissing someone ese-I wish that it :" and instead of going ahead and using the grammatically correct I it says me Of course, something has rhynfe with tree but don't think this was a case of poetic license.
 New popular songs are published very in- frequently that it does the publishers could hire someone with high school education to look the lyrics beforehand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

Today. with no machine to support him, little money, and weak can didate at the head of the ticket, Gillette appears to be staging a comeback
 With the stamina of a truck driver, he has piloted his own car all over the state, talking where ever there is a crowd, indoors or out.
 Iowans pride themselves on both their voting intelligence and their voting independence. It looks as if they would feature Dewey and Gillette at the head Of their bal lots next Tuesday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

listed an editorial halfway apol- oeizing for it's Congressman.
 Meanwhile Douglas is getting it in the neck from the other side. Several months ago, before Douglas entered the Senatorial race, Bill Miller, Wallaceite leader of the Progressive party, approached Jake Arvey, Democratic leader of Chi cago, with a proposal to run no Wallace candidates against local Democratic candidates.
 You've go some pretty good men running" Miller told Arvey, and we'll support 'em. But we want to know whom you're going to run for the Senate. If it's Doug las we won't deal"
 Why not?" asked Arvey.
 Miller hesitated. We don't like him." he said.
 Well. what's wrong with him?" Arvey persisted.
 He's a Red batter" replied the leading Wallaceite Hes always talking about the danger of Con- munism"
 In the end Arvey told Miller Douglas would stay in the race, SC the deal was off.
 Real truth is that Douglas is feared and hated by the extreme left-wingers because he knows their game Enlisting as private in the Marine Corps at the age ot 50, Douglas rose to the rank ot Lieutenant Colonel, was wounded had magnificent record. A form CT Chicago University professor and member of Chicago's City Council he stands head and shoulders ahead of the Chicago Tribune's Sen. Curley Brooks.
 Note-A lot of people are going to split their ballots in Illinois and other midwest states next week
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
GUY GILLETTE MAKES
 COMEBACK

Back in 1888, Harry Hopkins, son of an Iowa harness-maker and right-bower to FDR. flashed the signal that his Chief in the White House would oppose the Democratic Senator from Iowa for reelection.
 The Senator in question, silver crested Guy Gillette, had opposed many Roosevelt policies and was put first on the list for FDR's fam ous purge.
 Result: Iowans, boiling mad, went cut of their way to renomlnate Gillette.
 Later Guy. Democrat. became the victim of Iowa's normal Repub- lican swing, and went back to his fields of corn ana his front porch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
EIfin Cove
 News Notes

ELFIN COVE, Alaska, oct. 20.- Especial Correspondence) Mir. and Mrs Ross Petersonu on the boat Celtic, returned from Juneau where they have been on shopping tour.
 Skipper Jack With on the boat Diana came home last evening from Juneau where he had been on business for the past two weeks
 Six pper Ed. Reyburn on the boat Atica left for Pelican City for ice in preparation for the fall fishing.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Brunger re- turned from Pelican City where they took ice. The Brungers have the boat 31B3.
 Skipper Barney Anderson arrived in the Cove preparing for the fall fishing. Barney has the boat AL pha.
 The boats Mary Susan, Amor, Shutdown, Celtic, 31A320, Whitecap, 31B3, are fishing early mornings from the Cove.
 Skipper Lester Burgess on the boat Sea Lion came in with nice catch of fish the other day.
 MT. and Mrs. Ross Peterson fish, ed two days in Idaho Inlet.
 Skipper Konrad Clippert of Peli- can City who has purchased the Armenia, was in the Cove for short stay visiting friends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

ISUSED: Do From thence we shall travel to Canyon" THENCE from that place"
 OFTEN MIsPRoNOUNCED: Ignoramus Pronounce NO in RAY Cno in AT) accent third syllable
 MISSPEILED: (of clothe suite (of rooms)
 SYNONYMS Cunning crafty artful willy tricky designing
 STUDY Use word three times and it is yours Let us word Todays word barrier before Forcations precludd escape
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
MARLIN S1OpS HERE
 ENR0UTE TO SEATTLE

The Marlin, skippered by H. D. Doug" Lohse, tied up at the Ju- mean Cold Storage dock last night at o'clock. The Washington Fish and Oyster Company boat, which stopped here enroute from Fort Williams to Seattle, will sail for the South at 4 o'clock today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
ME ANT RIGHT

We spend, at rough estimate tens of millions of dollars annually teach the oncomng generation the rules of grammar And then some song writer, utterly obyious to the existence of any such thing as syntax dashes off set of lyrics, a contrato with a voice like a sick makes a record of it, and the luke boxes and radio record programs spend the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA sg LEE

it when making ntroducons Smith, this s MT. Smith? A. necessary reption of this kind usually tiresome.
 Who makes the for the of announcing engagement?
 A. herself mother tell dinner, it be told by the father
 the the table should the knives and forks be placed?
 A. About inch from the edge of the table
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
20 YEARS AGO {fHE TIT EMPIRE
OCTOBER 27. 1928

OCTOBER 27, 1928
 Getche that the kids would Halloween celebration night Dock during the last storm being repaired by Robert Keeny waterfront contractor
 their friends to be entertained The lobby to be decorated in true Halloween style promised of ensertain men fun
 J. Norda pioneer Fairbanks district Pres Club of Fairbanks Harry Pratt Fairbanks lawyer legislator R Secretary
 dancing home Alaska first at cards Bestline the for the Mrs the respective consolation prizes
 daughter of Mrs P w. Horner, operated this morning for of Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
"Poore Spelling Is LeguP'
tSt. Louis Globe-Democrat)

(St Louis Globe -Democrat
 At Jefferson City the Mssoury law has announced that poore spelling is not enugh reason to upset mans last vii and tesument This is good newes to pepu who can't spel for shucks and who are jest as good as their -ctsens. In medievil days nobudy spelled kerrecy, and many pepul couldn't rite. King John sined Magma Carta with an "X' embarrassing bit of history which any boy or girl who has dlffi- cutie with spelling can menshun to his English eecher
 Speking of English teachers, the new law is a seveer blow to them. In the futur they can't tel ttel Johny or Joan to study their spelling or they vii be embarrassed when their neices and nephoows find mispeed words in their vii and estument Johny and Joan can retore that the courts say No matter
 Also the new law is a blessing to stenografers. Now that mspeled word is egu in vii they can mak wills and not hay to die interstate
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. lA5 SECOND and FOURTH a Monday of each month tN in Scottish Rite Temple A beginning at 7:3O D. 1. wJW WILLIS R. BOOTH. " Worshipful Master: JAMES w LEVERS. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

The light of day always follows the darkness Of night" an optmist reminds Yes, of course and vice versa. Monotonous, isn't it?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
The Washington 
By DREW PEARSON

'Contirued from Page Cne>
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

the Government Dock during the last sorr being repaired by Robert Keeny contractor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

Police George Getchel announced that the kids Of would have Halloween celebration night
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
VETERANS or FOREIGN WARS

Taku Post No. 5j59 Meets first and third Thursdays. Post Hall, Seward Street. Visiting Comrades Welcome.
 VEFN METCALFE, Commander; WILLIAM H. SHERLOCK, Adult ant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

Skipper Jack With on the boat Diana came home last evening from Juneau where he had been on business for the past two weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

Weather: High, 4e; low, 37; partly cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

Maude Horne daughter of Mrs w Horner, was operate ,is morning for the removal Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

Six pper Ed. Reyburn on the boat Atica left for Pelican City for ice in preparation for the fall fishing.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-31
GODS HEALING MISSION
The Nebraska Gladiolus

The Nebraska Gladiolus Soc
iety will hold its ninth annual
exhibition at Benson park paw
illion next Sunday, August 1st.
Doors will be open from noon
until 9 100 p. m, and admission
is free.
Thousands Of the finest
"Glad" spikes will be brouht to
the show by growers and fan
ciers from Nebraska, Iowa and
Minnesota, and Chairman M.
]. Hegarty, Omaha, is enthus-
iastic over the prospects of the
greatest exhibition ever.
Competition will be for sew
en- trophy cups, for medals,
medallions and many ribbons.
There are no cash prizes for the
flower folks-they just like to
put their choice blooms on ex-
hibition for you to admire.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-31
LEGAL NOTICE

]. ]. Friedman, Attorney
In the County Court Of Doug
las County, Nebraska in the
matter of the estate Of John w
Dallas, Deceased.
Notice to creditors
Book 68, Page 38o
The State of Nebraska, To All
Concerned:
Notice is hereby given that
the limit of time for the present
alton of claims by creditors is
November 19, 1913; and all
claims not filed on or before
said date shall be forever bar.
red;
Hearing on claims filed will be
held in this Court on Novem-
Der 20, 1913, at 9 100 A. M.
Robert R. Troyer
County Judge
Beginning 7-31-48
Ending 8-14-48
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-31
lovely Il not 1oyiier.

lovely if not loviier.
We then from the tea went
to our church to hear our own
Senior Choir under the direct
ion of. our own Mrs. Pearl Glib
son thrill a warm-receptive
music loving audience with
their presentation of the mon
thly All-Reguest Service for
July.
The rendition of each num-
Der instilled a more deeper ap-
probation of those in attend
ance in the power of God-giv
en- spiritual music and song.
Senior Choir may you con-
tinue to sing and praise the
Master through song.
Mystery Man is coming to ST.
Johns Friday August 9th.
The Watchmen invite mem.
bers and friends Of St. John's
to come out on Fri. at 8 p. m,
August 9th at the church and
guess who is the mystery man
Who do you think he is? Nc
| won't tell. Why don't you
come out on Friday August {
and find out for yourself? I
dare you. What have you got
to lose? Don't be a fraidy cat
You won't get bit. I'll be see
ing you Friday August 9th.
Let us attend the Hog-Kil
ling Friday July 3Oth, at s p
m. at the church.
Annual Conference Oct. 6 to
10. Women's Day Sept. 9th.
quarterly Conference on Aug
Come visit the St. Johns the
friendly church when in ou1
city. Mothers send your child
rem to Sunday School every
Sunday morning, at 9:3$ a. m
Morning service at II a. m. the
Evening service at 7:3O P. m
Whynot make St. Johns your
church while in our city.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-31

New York-Muriel RAIN.
concert coprano star who be-
came the first Negro artist to
appear in the Yale Bowl Sum-
mer Concerts with thhe 81
piece New Haven Symphony a
few weeks ago, will set another
precedent when she takes on
the title role Of aida" in the
Opera Under the Stars series
at the Triboro Stadium in New
York on Saturday evening,
August 9TH, with the Salmaggi
Opera company.
Appearing opposite Miss
Rain will be Mario Pasquetto,
noted Italian tenor who was
imported from Italy by Macs
tro Salmaggi to sing the role
of "Rhadames". With the ex-
ception of Miss Rain, the COM
pany will be all white.
Above, Muriel Rain as she
appeared in a role similar to
aida" last September at Carn-
egie Hall in an original opera,
"The Martyr" by H. Lawrence
Freeman, noted Negro COM
poser.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-31
Legion Sgt.-at-Arms
Nick Barth Is Dead

Charleston, w. Va.-Nich-
olas A. Barth, SIS known to tn
ousands of Legionarirs over
the nation as mick" as the re-
sit of his service as assistant
sergeant-at-arms at national A
merican Legion conventions
for number. Of years, is dead.
He was a past commander and
charter member of the John Br-
awley Post 20. He also served
as alternate national executive
committeeman during 1857.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
st. Johns A. M. E.
Church
22nd and Willis Ave.
Rev E b Childress

Mason Devereaux Jr-reporter
"And WIN he had said this
he breath on them, and saith
unto them, Receive Ye the Ho-
ly Ghost, John 21 chapter p
verse. Text used by our minis
ter Sunday morning July 18th,
his subject Follow Me.
His thought for the day was
as follows; There is only one
standard giving in life among
men and women that standard
is Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ is
calling for men and women to
come unto him and follow him,
and if men and women forsake
you, you can depend on Jesus
Christ in your greatest hour. +"
Visitors Morning and even
ing. Mr.. H. Embrey, Jr., 27O2
Corby St. City, Mrs. G. M.
Warren, City Mr.. A. l.. Suggs,
City, Mrs. E. A. Wheeler, 301l
North 18th Ave. City, Mrs. G.
B. Brown, Prescott, Ark, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Puget Kansas City
Kansas, Mrs. E. Suggs City,
Mr.. Rudolph Sparks, Dallas,
Texas, Mrs. F. Means, 1856
Ave Council Bluffs, Iowa, Mr..
Fred Means, 1915 5 Avenue
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Miss F.
Scott, 2ll8 North 9th Street,
City, Miss Clara Belle Scott,
2118 North 9th Street, City
Mrs. Hattie Osborne, 23O1 Jef
ferson Street, City, Mr.. Lut-
her Whithe 1915 6 Avenue Co.
Bluffs, Iowa, Mrs. ". Wardell
City Mrs. Higgins, Kansas
City Kansas, Reverand and
Mrs. Charles Copeland Bethal
AME Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. A Montgomery
1910 North 18th Street City an
Miss Jane R. Williams 3011 N.
18th Avenue, City and the
Beauticinans club of Omaha,
Mrs. Versia Bailey, President
Mrs. Dunham, 2512 Laurel St.
Columbia S. G..
Let US pray for the sick thro
ughout the week whoever they
maybe wherever they may be.
We sent a very enjoyable
Sunday afternoon July 18th,
with our Junior Stewardess at
their beautiful Tea at the home
of their president Mrs. Ester
Smith $3.50 Evans St. These
ladies did themselves proud in
the preparation and serving of
this tea to the many guests that
was in attendance. From the
smiles and congradulatory
warm remarks from the guests
given to this group of ladies
was overwhelming testimony
of the thoroughly nice time the
guests were having at this sum
tous affair.
The Junior Stewardess their
president Mrs. E. Smith, since
rely thanks members and the
friends Of St. Johns, in attend
ance. Thanks especially to Mrs
G. Woods for flowers, Mrs.
Carrie Carter Readings, Bro.
c. Friedrich, Response, Mrs.
Fitzpatrick, reading, our good
friend Reverand and Mrs. F.
S. Goodlett, Miss. Patrica :.
Simms, Reverand and Mrs. E.
B. Childress, Remarks.
To the ladies this reporter
along with your many friends
wish for you that all you fur
fire affairs Of thiS nature he q 9
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-31
DEATHS
Mrs. Agnes George

Mrs. Agnes George, about
SO years, 933 North 18th ST.,
died Monday July 10Th at a To-
cal hospital after an extended
illness. Mrs. George had been
a resident Of Omaha fifty yrs.
and a member Of St. Johns A.
M. E. Church. There are no
known survivors. Funeral ser
vices were held Friday after
noon from Thomas Mortuary
with Rev. E. B. Childress Of
ficiating with burial at the Mt.
Hope Cemetary.