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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
CANADIAN PACIFIC
 SCHEDULE RESUMED

D. H. E. Mclean, Juneau pass enger agent for the Canadian Pa cific Railway, received word today that the company's main line and Kettle Valley passenger service was resumed effective June Is. with trains leaving at $50, 7:l5 and 7:45 p. m. from Vancouver. The service was discontinued because of the Fraser River flood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
Alaska Army Posis
 Will Be Inspetted
 In Coming Month

WASHINGTON. June 18.--iR- Assistant Secretary of the Army Gordon Gray and Gen. J. Lawton Collins, deputy Chief of Staff, visit Alaska next month. inspecting var ious army posts including Fort Richardson, Big Delto, Nome, Adak and Whittier
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
OF ALA5kANS lS
 DISMISSED
COP National Committee Has Turbulent Session
 3 Decisions Made

PHILADELPHIA, June 18.--tR--- The Republican National Committee voted in turbulent three and a half hour closed session today to dismiss a contest involving dele gates from Alaska
 Similar action was decided in contests also involving two sets of delegates from Mississippi and South Carolina.
 The so-called regular" delega- tions headed by Henry A. Benson, of Alaska; Perry Howard of Mis- sissippi; and J. Bates Gerald of South Carolina were ordered seat ed
 Earlier packers of Governor Thomas E. Dewey won a first round victory in a battle with supp porters of Sen. Robert A. Taft over Georgia's 16 COP Presiden- tial nominating votes.
 The Republican National Con- mittee, in it's first pre-convention decisive move, voted 48 to A to seat a Georgia delegation headed by w. R. Tucker The delega- tion largely supports Dewey.
 The vote denied seats to dele gation headed by Roy G. Foster. supporting Taft. Backers of the Ohio Senator said. however, the committees decision will be ap- pealed to the credentials commit tee.
 Campaign managers for Taft and Dewey both claimed that the two candidates have obtained addi- tional delegate strength.
 A Taft packer said the Ohio Senator has been assured of ''thir- ty to sixty" more votes from un- expected sources.
 Dewey's spokesman, Herbert E. Brownell claimed 25 more votes than the New York Governor pre- sumably had yesterday.
 Anita Garnick, this afternoon, received a radiogram from Albert White, stating the entire delega- tion represented by Benson was voted seated unanimously. Benson. J. c. Morris and Mrs. Jane Dorsh composed the delegation chosen at the recent Sitka convention, but whether all are to he in attendance at the convention is not definitely known.
 The contesting delegation was composed oi Jack Clawson, R. E. Robertson and Cash Cole.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
GRANDSON IS BORN

Mrs. Harley J. Turner. of Juneau was notified yesterday that her son and daughter Mir and Mrs. Bob Turner, of Anchorage, became the parents of boy baby weigh ing 6 pounds and 4 ounces, on June IS. No name has yet been given the new arrival.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
Mayor of Seattle 10
 Fly 10 Anchorage

SEATTLE, June 18.@R-Mayor William F. Devin plans to fly to Anchorage Monday to participate in a civic. luncheon there Tues day in connection with the cele- bration of the 50th anniversary of the Alaska gold rush. He will return Wednesday.
 Oscar Olson from Taku Inlet is a Juneau visitor and guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
HELENA AT STORAGE
 WITH KING SALMON

The Helena, skippered by Carl Weidman, brought in TOO pounds of king salmon yesterday at Juneau Cold Storage which was taken around Icy Straits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
SIR HUBERT LEAVES

Sir Hubert Wilkins. famed polar explorer, left here this afternoon with Col. Patrick D. Baird, Can- adian Director of the Arctic In- stitute of North America, via PIMA for Yakutat to complete arrange ments for the Institutes expedi- ton to Seward Glacier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
. . . . . . . ( WEATHER REPORT
(U. s. WEATHER BUREAU)

. Temperatures for 24-hour period ending 7:30 this morning . In Juneau Maximum 76; . minimum, 57. . At Airport Maximum, 83; . minimum, 53. . FO R E Q A s T . (Jun-au and Vicinity 5 . Mostly fair tonight, being . partly cloudy Saturday. Low . est temperature tonight 56; . highest tomorrow 72.
 . PRECIPITATION
 . tPast 24 hours endins 7:3o am. today . Tn Juneau City = None; . since June 1, 2.90 inches; . since July l, 88.66 inches, . At the Airport - None;
 . since June l, 1.84 inches; . since July 1, 5387 inches.
 .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
FROM KETCHIKAN

Ralph Ohman from Ketchikan was in Juneau yesterday, and regis tered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
FROM PATTERSON BAY

Mrs Sam Gotten. here from Pat terscn Bay, is a guest at the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

fCopyright, ls48. by The Bell Syndicate.
 Incl
 Editors Note The character and prospects of Harold Stas- sen are analysed by Drew Pearson today in his series of columns on COP candidates.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-18

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-07-31
Srau 9. s., >.

8lalenleioen fommen meilt BEL al.
teren 2euten Dor unb BET iungen
burd grfdltung ooer ourd iibermG.
bigen sllfobolgenuB. lin bieles laiti.
ge uno oft iebr i6mer3lide uebel 5l
beilen, muB man 5u allererit ale gel.
itigen @etrdnfe l1no itarf getuiiraten
Speiien permeiben, ipenig ODER gar
fein 5leiId genieBen, feline Weil9,
aber biel grimes Semitic, nieI @oi-
Ter uno See trinfen. Ser bette See
5u oieiem 31ped lit 9innfraut- uno
Gosmarintee. Oas Sauptperfabren
lit folgenoes: Man fodt in einem
groBen Safen ooer elmer 3innfraut
- Sbape 8raB -, iett bas 5amp-
fenoe @efdB unter einen 2eibitubl
- ODER einen Stubl obne Sit -
uno iese iif) oarauf, etlpa cine baIbe
'Stunoe lang. Sieies tpieoerbole man,
Denn n0tig, big bas l1ebel gebeilt
lit. Ser quite Grfolg miro ni6t aus.
bleiben. @er Die ertpdbnten Seilfrdu-
ter nidt 5ur Sano bat uno iie in
Der apotbefe nidt erbalten fann,
Denoe ii6 on unieren 2eier: Wr.
q. Sperl, 1917 8onifap Ct, Bitts-
burgb 3, 8a.
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lem @elbe lit natirlid leiht eine
rr nl,i rnu-engieir 5.-eitiiti3egg" n
rgrilresierlng" 81, ,interbalten, 10
organiiieren imb einen ipitematiihen
Breiiefelbsug ins @erf su iesen, BON
9eitebing ,lnb llnteritiibung bon re.
polutiondren r@iberitanbsgruppen
nidt gu reoen. 0ieie gntfiibrung
oes @oloidabes bate natiirlid nidt
BLOB politiide Solgen, ionbern au6
iebr empfinolide pirtitbaftlihe, aus
oenen lid mande Sdmierigfeiten,
5umal oie Gepiienfnappbeit Spa-
MEMS, erfl1ren. Die @oloreiernen
Der 8anf bon Spanien, Der Nei6.
tunL Ser alien Spaniern geborte, Die
5rudt ser Initrengungen pergange.
ner @enerationen unb sic @ep1br
fir oie pirtldaftlide Siherbeit in
Ser 9ufunft, iino beute nur nod Ell
ne ser @eihidbte angebGrenoe Grim
nerltne. Der Sonoitreib gesen ben
Staatsi6as ipuroe BON Wosfau aus.
|gebedt uno in 1nperfennbar fommu>
|niitii6er slrt uno @eiie burdge.
fiibrt. Spanien lit beute nod eines
Der itarfiten 8ollnerfe gegen oie
&ommuniiten IN europa. 8enn man
in @albington, 2onoon uno Baris
5ronco uno SSpanien ignoriert, 10
tann Sranco rubig auf ieinen 2or.
beeren ausruben, uno oas ipanii6e
Solt lit beute ebenio bereit, pie
1886, Spanien 5u perteioigen gegen
oen rotten Serror, ielbit penn es oen
aommltniIten geltnst, gang europa
al erobern.
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8ortil,ncula lit nidt Der Nome
elmer Seiligen. 9aS Selt, oas oie
Stride om 2. augult feiert, lit oas
aus ser @ei6idte oeS bl. Sran5 bon
Ailiii befannte, aus uralter 3eit
itammenoe &irhlein nit Dem Sitel
~Morio bon Sen gngeln". Sasielbe
liegt i'm Sole bon Spoleto, eine flei-
ne Stunoe 8eges BON Iiiili. 3ur
3eit Scr 8etebrung oes FL. 5ran5ts-
fus por oos &irhlein gan5 oerfal-
len. Radoem ser Seilige nad gottli=
der @eiiung oie beioen air6lein Oes
III. 9omian uno beS bl. Hetrus re-
ltauriert bate, begann er 5lt gbren
ser iungfrduli6en @ottesmlltter au6
oas genannte &irhlein tpieoerberal,=
Itellen uno nabm oeSbalb sort iei-
men blerbenoen 9lufentbult. Ser
oeilige," 10 beridtet Der III. Bond
penturo, vliebte bielen Srt Dor allen
onoern Ser @roe; Oenn bier begann
er in 0emut, l6ritt poran in aller
Sugeno uno errei6te sliidli6 Die
8ouenoung; iterbeno empfabl er nod
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ser beilisen Sunsfrau belonOers lie.
be Steue." 8eit nod betannter lit
Ser Name 8ortil1nculu in ser gans
5en fatbolilben 8elt 1pegeu bes gna-
0enrei6en Iblalies, ser ourf 8eiu6
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ierapbtiden Seiligen getponnen tpers
ben fann. Ger Borttlnfula= =IblaB
lit 5por i'm meientliden ni6t per=
ifieoen Don SEN anoeren pollfomme-
men Iblaiien; aber beionOere llm-
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ieits linter lei6ten 9eoingungen uno
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meroen fann, ltno baB er anoerer-
leits bon Dem bl. Sransistus in gang
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beionoere pdpltli6e Snoulte lit es
allen @laubisen in ser gan5en 8eIt
au6 obne bob tie oas Bortirnfula-
&ir6lein beiu6en, ermogli6t, oielen
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5u gelpinnen. Gin peiteres Bripileg
beitebt oarin, bob Dieier poltommene
ablaB - nod @mpfang Der I'll. Sas
framente Ser 8uBe uno oes Iltars
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uno ritt nit mir oortbin. Sim Sonn-
tag gingen mir 5ur Stride. Goh es
NOR feline FL. Wfeiie. Denn in Der
Nadt bonn Samstag gum Sonntas
mar Ser Bater Su einem Sterbenoen
gerufen tporoen, tief in Die 8erge
binein. @egen Oes .peiten @eges
fonnte er unm0glid Dor Sonntag,
abeno auriid iein. go i9ie6en mir
traurig uno betriibt bon Der Mii-
iionsitation, obne Sonntassmeiie.
Im nddIten Sag nerlieB ib Die
CUTE S6piegermama, 6en gbriiten.
boriteber uno feline @emeinSe. SD
par tpieoer auf Dem 8egl Simmer
tpeiter nod sc. 8.! anm1blid muir
De Die @egeno miloer, einiamer.
Weni6enleer tparb Die @egenb. Sd
folgte NIT GROCER &ube lnb Cider.
belt elmer uniibtbaren Siibrung, bie
midi S6lubten binuntergleiten, SD,
DIE bur6tpaten unb in einem @etpirr
fhmaler, na6 alien &i9tungen fiib-
renoer, tpenig iiberiidtlider SuBtpe-
ge INNER BEN rebten erfennen lieB.
@laubte i6 mal, beim 3uiamrnentref.
fen mebrerer Bfao6en nibt iider 5u
iein 10 ging i6 ,pieoer einige 5brit-
te 5uriid uno elm unftcbtbarer Be-
gleiter brdngte MIDI ieoesmaI auf
Den ridtigen @es.
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- 8eiudlt! =

Srau Seinrib CONNER. 9eeuBer-
plaB 10 3. gtoge, aoln a. &bein,
Germany, 8ritiib gone, iudt Die fol-
genoen GerDanoten: 8ilbelm Wtn=
ten, permutlif i'm Staate Ohio mob
memo. Gie ainOer ioIlen oen Iamell
Wtenton angenommen boben. -
5erner: 6amilie Wtib. Bauer, Mit-
mib 26 G3a) 8aoaria, 8ermanp.
9lmerican Gone, ludt Clemens
Strob, 6armer, 63 Sabre alt, unO
Sobn emmanuel Strob, 3S Sabre
alt. @obnten fritber in 9idinIon,
gtopu Scotia, CANADA.
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- 0fters matchmaker setponnen
neroen fann. @er bon Sonnenlln.
tergang om /. aueuIt Bis gum Con.
nenuntereang am 2. sluguit cine
Sronaisfanerfirde ODER cine anoere
ba5u beitimmte Stride beiu6t uno
na6 Meinung bes 81. 8aters betet,
fann ben 8ortiunflllas sIblaB getpin-
men, 10 oft er sic Stride beiudt, mes.
balb bieIer 4blaB al.h Soties-Suo-
ties s-Ibla6 genannt miro.
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oratrneilen berbreitet. @enn es ben
sesenlpdrtisen gemiibunsen gelingt,
oas unteriroiife Seuer eirsuo1m-
men, iooaB es iid ausbrennt, biirfte
es, nod Der aniift Der 8ergperfs-
fun6tgen nibt tpeniger OILS taujen6
Sabre nebmen, Big es san5 ausge-
brannt lit. l1eber bic GntItebuns Die
les brennenoen 8oblenbergiperfes
meiB man nihts 8eItinmtes. giniee
bebaupten, es lei bon itreifenoen
8ergleuten i'm Sabre 1884 angelegt
uoroen, nad onoeren ion es our6
femifaliife Selbltent5iinbung emit
itanoen iein.
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: &. g., Mp.

9ieienigen, lpel6e beute i1nmer
nod 6eneralillimo Sranco bef1mps
fen, iino oieielben, tpelde als inter
rationale RepolutionGre i'm 8iirger-
friege Don 1886 i'm beflmpft baben,
ndmlid Die Sreinaurer uno &om-
muntlten. Seoer, Ser oie beutige 2a-
&c Der Ginge in guropa beoba1tet
uno fennt, 4peiB, baB beute nod
5ranco uno Spanien bas itGrflte
Bollperf gegen oen aommunismus
iinO. Satten 5ranco uno leine top
feren 8aterlanosberteioiger bamals
Die fomntuniItiiden Hepolution1re
ni6t beiiegt, pdre Spanien ser erite
Somiet= =Staat in europa getporoen.
Jranco uno feline ipaderen admpfer
baben oas 8eroienIt unb BEN &ubm,
oas eIn5ige Suno 81 iein, bas BEN
&rieg gegen BEN &ommunismus ge-
Donneu bat. @s lit befannt, oaB idon
2enin Spanien als 5tpeites 2ano ser
[tommuniItiI6en &epolution genannt
bat. gee6en ser grmorbung bon Taus
lenoen bon Hrieitern, SroensIeuten
uno prominenten fatbolii6en 2oien
5erIt0rten bie 9ommuniIten tauienoe
tatbolii6er &ir6en uno &loIter. I'm
ter Der rotten 8esierung i'm Oftober
1886 lit fait Ser geiamte @oIoi6ot
Der 8ant bon Spanien inn 8erte
bon 1,5OO,0OO,OO0 8olbpeieten nad
lHuBlano geidafft tporoen. Wtit oie-
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= Sp. g., Nimn.

0as BON Sbnen erlpGbnte unter=
iroii6e Seuer in elmer &oblengrube
in Seem Straitsbille, Sbio, brennt
bereits ieit oielen Sabr3ebnten uns
es lit Bis iest nidt gelungen, bas.
ielbe 81 l0iben ooer aud nur elm
5uoammen. Der bisber angeri6tete
Sdaoen miro altf iiber $4O,OOO.O00
seifdst. 9as Seuer bot iih auf ei-
ner Strede bon ungefabr 5ebn Gua-
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M1AkunH
gou Hrpf. 5. ". 9ibren,
&cSaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennS
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Sor fltr5em lit Oie grmdBigunJ
fir 2iebeseabenpofete Qt.S.I. 8iTt
Yarcels) bon IA Gents oos Sfuno
auf 10 Gents bas Sfuno ermoslidt
1poroen. GieS geIhab olrt Subuen-
ton ser 9oit ieitens Ser e.G.a. -
Economic Cooperative Iominiltrat-
ion. Gori6rift lit, oub alle 2iebes-
gabenpofete ourh sic sufi6rift
rn.S.a. @ift 8arcel" oeutlidb fenns
bar gu MAIDEN iino. auf bie 3ollers
fl1rung muB iett Sic Inihrift u.S.I.
8ift Yarcel trngen.
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sSnfprmatipnsbienit. -

- No6foridungen unb austunft
iiber Berionen, Samilien uno 8e-
ifGfte in gan5 Geutidlano. -
Ibreiiennadpeis: na6 8randen
ODER 3onen georonet. - 8eribte uno
Irtifel politii6er uno mtrtidaftlis
der glrt iiber alle bier 9elasungs-
5onen belorgt Sbeooor Softer (21b)
Menoen, areis SSierlobn, Soroinser
aanp 50. Goitfod 9ritiibe Gone,
Germany. (Sdftling I'M So 8u6en-
Dalo, SloHen6urg uno @roB-&oien
t93S-t945.)
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Smyrna times., 1948-09-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In pursuance of an order of Elwood
Kemp. Register of Wills. in and for Kent
County. dated September 1. 194s, notice is
hereby given of the granting of Letters of
Administration C.TA. on estate of Jennie
Dono talso known as Mary Jane Donofrio)
on September 1. 194S to the undersigned.
All persons having claims against the said
Jennie Dono (also known as Mary Jane
Donofrio) are required to exhibit the same
to such undersigned Administrator C.T.A.
within one year after the date of the grant
ing, of such Letters or abide by the law in
that behalf which provides that such claims
against the said estate not so exhibited
shall be forever barred.
CHARLES L. HARMONSON
Administrator C.TA. of Jennie
Dono lalso known as Mary
Jane Donofriol
Dover. Delaware.
Elwood Kemp
Register of Wills
Smyrna times., 1948-09-16
wesleyan Methodist Church

Rev. Van NJ. Herscher, minister
of the Wesleyan Methodist Church
announces the following services:
Tuesday night, 7:45, Young Peo-
pies meeting; Thursday night,
prayer meeting, 7:45; Sunday
School on Sunday at 10 a. m, fol-
lowed by morning worship at IL
a. m; song and evangelistie service
at 7:45. Mrs. Irma Weaver, Con-
ference Sunday School President
will be the speaker for the morning
service.
Smyrna times., 1948-09-16
Weed Control

Weed control research conducted
by the University of Delaware De-
partment of Horticulture this sum-
mer has given some promising re-
suits with 2,4-D in the control of
weeds in sweet corn, asparagus
and potatoes.
The research has shown that
2, 4-D applied before the plants
break through the soil controls the
weeds. Applications of the weed
killer after the plants are up, how
ever, are likely to result in injury.
Smyrna times., 1948-09-16
The Smyrna Times
Phone 52zl SMYRNA. DELAWARE

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Street. Smyrna. Del.
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Revival services will be in pro-
gress each night at the Church of
the Nazarene, corner of Union and
Frazier Streets from September %
through October 8 with Rev. ]. S.
Fitch of Cincinnati, Ohio, as the
Evangelist.
Smyrna times., 1948-09-16
For Representative
GEORGE M. BLENDT

am candidate for Representa-
tive for the First Representative
District of Kent County at the
coming election. Your support will
he appreciated.
Smyrna times., 1948-09-16
SEE OR CALL

Southern States Smyrna-Clayton
Service for Fall seed and Fertilizer
needs.
Smyrna AL
Smyrna times., 1948-09-16
NOTICE

I will not be responsible for any
bills unless contracted by myself.
GEORGE M. WOODALL, JR.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-21
sHELDoNs TO FAIRBANKS

MT. and Mrs. Robert Sheldon plan to leave Juneau today to spend the Christmas holidays in Fairbanks. They will be the houseguests of their daughter and son. -m-law, MT, and Mrs. William Alley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-21
'CRACK-Up K COMING TONIGHT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

International art thieves, com hitting murder to obtain Old Mas ters, are on a rampage in RKO Ra- dos suspenseful drama, Crack Up starring Pat O'Brien Claire Trevor and Herbert Marshall. The startling mystery drama is thrill packed with hard-boiled realism This feature is at the 20th Cen tury Theatre tonight.
 OBrien as an art expert at New York Museum incurs the wrath of crooks when he plans to X-ray some priceless paintings, sure method of detecting forgeries. As some of the pictures are copies, the thieves must put a stop to OBriens activities. They hesitate killing him, but take him for ride-on train and he is picked up suffering from insane delusions, his career at the museum terminated. O'Brien deter mines to get to the bottom of things, but has to work from under cover when he is sought for the murder of the museum curator
 Helping to clear up the tangled webs of mystery are Miss Trevor, as OBrien's fiancee, and Marshall as a Scotland Yard investigator pos ing as an art expert.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-21
"CR0S5FIRE" ENDS SHOWING TONIGnT,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Incited by tigotry, the murder of an ex-serviceman forms the basis of the gripping new drama, Cross fire,' in which Robert Young, Rob- ert Mitchum and Robert Ryan have the starring roles.
 "Crossflre" is at the Capitol The atre for the last times tonight.
 The police round up several sus- poets who attended the drinking party at which the crime was com mitted but get nothing out of their fuzzy stories. Nobody knows any thing and there is no apparent mo- tive for the murder. The detective in charge of the case intuitively de- cides that intolerance is at the bot tom of the affair and proceeds along those lines. He is helped when the actual murderer, who has been CO., operating with the police, over reaches himself and falls into a very ingenious trap.
 Young has the role of the de- tective and Mitchum and Ryan are two of the suspects. Several mem- bers of the brilliant supporting cast share almost equal honors with the stars and the whole result is we'll rounded dramatic film rich in sus- pense and top-notch entertain ment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-21

could be maintained, he said.
 The superintendent was introduc- cd by P-TA President H. E. Beyer.
 Special feature for the associa- tion's Christmas program was pre- sentation of a Christmas tableau with four high school students singing old French carols. The tableau was arranged and accom- panied by Mrs. MacKay Malcolm. Singers were Marjorie Malcolm, Nat Moore, Sylvia Lister and Jul ian Rivers.
 Mrs. Mildred Lister, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Popejoy, sang a selection. The meeting was open ed by group singing of Christmas carols led by Mrs. Bama DeArm- ond with Mrs. Popejoy accompany ing.
 Co-chairmen in charge of refresh ments were Mrs. Dan Livie and Mrs, Norman Kelly, assisted hy Mdmes Sherman Kelly, Carl Seaberg, Rag mar Kronquist, John Hermle, Bert Mcdowell, Clayton Policy, Ralph Mlze, Henning Berggren, Freeman Schultz, Alvin Bloomquist.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-21
Lions Club Rings
 Salvation Army Bell

Lions Club members will go on duty as bell ringers for the Salva- ton Army today. All pedestrians with loose change in pockets please take warning.
 Lions plan to take over the Salvation Army post at the Jul neau Drug Store in pairs for one hour shifts to ring the bell for the traditional appeal for contributions to carry on Salvation Army-@w work
 Lions agreeing to assist the Ar my at a recent club meeting got volunteers from IA men to take over the post part-time from today until Christmas. Helping out will be Dr. J. O. Rude, Don Foster, Harold Mayo, Art Hedges, Doc Swanson, Walter Soboleff, George Danner, Pete Wood, Fred Henning, Milt Furness, Joe Shofner, Dade Nickel Bill Matheny and Howard Andresen.