The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-29

 Hoyt; Benediction, the Rev. G. Ed gar Gallant, Recessional played hy Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs Nord
 The graduates from High schoo were Roy Dennis, Cecelia Selmer and Micheal Tierney. The Eighth Grade Graduates were Marilyr Boyd, James Cooper, Alan Hoyt Wallace Logan, Charlie Matthews Phyllis Ann Olsen. Richard Ram sec; Erik Selmer. Jane Steften James Stock, Lawrence Sullivan and Howard Welch.
 The P.-T.A. gave a party to hon. CT the graduates Wednesday eve ming after Commencement. The eve ming was spent ill games and dane ing. and delicious refreshments were 
 Mrs. c. L. Anderson and Mrs. E Deli paid surprise visit to the last faculty meeting of this school year and served the members of the faculty ice cream, cake and coffee
 Mrs. William Heidelberger enter- tained some of her friends Thurs day evening. There were three tables of pinochle Mrs. A. E. Tunley won the first prize, and Miss Elsie Col ton the consolation prize Refresh ments were served
 The Emblem Club held it's regular Friday evening, May IA All the members were asked to turn in anything they might have in the line of clothing or handwork that might be sent to the OrthopediC The Installation plans were made for Wednesday, May 26 provided that the District Deputy is able to be here at that time Lunch was served by Mrs. L. Me Guane, Mrs. F. Marlowe, and Mrs [. Magnusson.
 According to report given from the White Pass and Yukon R.R Office May 9, sometime between s o'clock and midnight four tires 650-l6 size, were stolen from a 194( Buick which was on flat car or the White Pass track ready fol shipment. A reward was posted $1G0O0 for the finding of the tire. and $15O.O0 for the conviction o. the thief
 The tires were found Thursday evening about l1:45 by Ray Cardel and John Burnham in front of tht Tank Farm. One tire had beer placed in the road and the other: in the ditch near hy. The two young men finding the tires are employed at the Tank Farm and change shit at midnight.
 As yet there are no suspects a to whom the theft or thieves nigh be.
 Miss Viola Sullivan, Miss Eliza beth Thomas, Mrs. Farrell Naff, ant MT. Mayo went to Juneau by Alas ka Coastal May Is. Miss Thomas i returning to spend the summer il her home at Cordova.
 The Princess Louise was in DOT Saturday and Sunday. MT. and Mrs J. MoVey returned home from va cation trip in the states; Mrs. F. E Olsen from Seattle where she hal Leen hospitalized for some time and Mrs. c. Clark for the May Clinic.
 Roundtrippers were Captain Hamilton, Marine Superintendent and Mrs. Hamilton; Harry Tyson Personnel Officer; Dr. E. w. Box Medical Officer; Capt. c. D. Nerout sos, retired Alaska Skipper, an, former manager. These were all Ca nadian Pacific officials.
 Outgoing passengers from Skag way on the Princess Louise wer Art Mahon, Assistant General Pas senger Agent; Jack Barber, traffi agent of the c. P. Airlines; M Sundstrom, Publicity Officers wh, made the trip by air to Fairbanks Dawson, and Whitehorse; MT. anS Mrs. Yorke Wilson of Whitehorse Miss Lottie Gaffy on her way t' visit in Minnesota; Mrs Annett, Briggs and daughter Ellen Kay wht are going to Seattle, Lake Louise and Idaho to visit friends and rel atives; and MT. and Mrs. Haroli Pribbernow and daughters Carolt and Joanne who are going to Hank. inson, North Dakota to visit MT Pribbernow's relatives for severa weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. T. Wilhelm left Fri day morning by train to go tt Whitehorse From there they plar to fly to North Dakota where they will visit part of the summer. The five cars derailed recently or the White Pass and Yukon at II. mile post have been derailed ano their loads of refinery freight re- covered without any damage. The care and thnir lnad Aid ,,nt .,l..,,n1