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Evening star., 1948-11-25
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OUTING.
-, Thanksgiving Party sponsored by Center
Georgia and Alaska terminal for z-6 or
rs bus 7:30 pm.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Par American Union, seysntesnth s aa,n street
Saturdays. Paintings and exhibits.
streets NV; Illustrations Of chiidr rens
books through ,NsaMh Monday navs open . am. to
The Watkins Gallery of American Uni
versity. Massachusetts and Nebraska ave
nues NV; Haitian popular art. through
Wednesday. Open 10 am to 4;3o pm; I'm
Sundays
place sfs' NV: Aeaa open ' TO- 10 pm. WeeEdays
aed to psnnas Taesda
street and New York avenue NV: open
12 to 4:3O pm. Mondays, 10 am. to 4:3o
?. m; Tuesdays through Fridays. am, t. to
ington for an indefinite period
Library Of Congress, First and East
CAPITOL streets; open tra.x am; ma to ~ pm
to 10 pm. Sunday; exhibit commemoratins
the centennial of the oregon Terrlt9rs,
through February IL ba Mssna 1rieaa cn9a
Ii loan from the British government until
December .16, and original manuscript tor or
Lincolns three-page "autobiography' 1or
an indefinite period.
National Archives, exhibition hall. Con-
stitution avenue between Seventh ana
Eighth streets NV; open $40 am; 10
Srdsys sds em and "fefaSi iso To- o. pm Sundays and
holidays; exhibit .commemorating the cen
tennial of the American Association H. Ior
dav and World war II surrender docu-
ments, for an indefinite period.
National Gallery of Art, Sixth street and NJ
Constitution %s.sGsYs sysnge .nd M% to oPen sun
DAYS; pal paintings and sculpture comprising
the Mellon, Kress. Widener and dInrs Daie COL
lections and gifts from other donors.
Phillips Memorial Gallery, ss;,, lSPo T~en,ss nv to
| 7 pm; modern French and American
paintings.
lobby in Commerce Department Buliainea; unsn 4
Fourteenth and streets sr,ay NV Il spimals epnn IS
and :resh-water fsh.
The Playhouse Art Gallery 727 FIJI;
teenth street NV; portraits ana charcoaai
sketches by Brian stonehouse. British OF,
deer in World War Il: 9pen Dno to p pubias asily
sq snd 4iSn sunds9 S,sn, throush aaa TUESDAY
Silver Spring Art Gallery, 9216 FoweT
avenue open daily all EtbeI f1em robertson Gath
National Museum. Tenth street and Con,
stitution avenue NV: open An: 70 st,o a;So
poiitan Art Contest paintings through
American Veterans Committee Club
house i751 New Hampshire avenue NV.
omen to pm. daily; second annual ex-
hibit of the ave Greater Washington Area
Council, including works of "a washington
artists. through Tuesday.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
| Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Cluo'
! Io05 L street NV; lounge; library
writing desk. billiard tables and radio I,
Servicemen's Victory Center, ,.arteen'
open daily noon to midnight.
Armed Services YMca 17ss rssord 9 stlses dance
r,;th irninr Iostesses, $50 O'Clock tonight.
Penthouse Service Center, seventeenth
and K streets NV; turkey buffet supper
$50 O'Clock tonight.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Furs Greatly
Reduced

1 Mink dyed Squirrel Cape.
Was 1894. $216
l Seal-dyed Muskrat Cape. Was
$40. Now $3.50
1 Silver-blue Fox Jacket, size
10. Was 1894. Now--$3 $3.50
White Wolf Jacket, size
IA. Was $3.50. Now $50
l Ermine- dyed Lapin Jacket,
size IA. Was $l98. Now $144
1 White South American Proc
essed Lamb Coat, size IA. "a
inch. Was $40. Now $3.50
2 Natural Gray Kidskin Coats,
size Is. Were $420. Now, S210
3 Leopard Stenciled Mouton-
dyed Lamb Coats, sizes II and
IL. Were $19s. Now s7S
; Brown Mouton- dyed Lamb
Coats, size IL. Were s21o. Now,
SI56
: Brown Mouton dyed Lamb
Goats, sizes 16 ana IL. Were
1924. Now w--$156
4 Hoods with brown mouton-
dyed lamb trim. Were $3.50.
Now S12
l Silver Fox Muff. Was $120.
NOW ----------- - So4
2 Natural Ranch Mink Scarfs,
4-skin. Were 1892. Now $108
1 Natural Ranch Mink Scarf,
4-skin. Was $l68. Now $50
1 Natural Ranch Mink Scarf,
3-skin. Was $144. Now Sl0S
2 Natural Wild Mink Scarfs,
4-skin. Were $192. Now Sl0s
l Mink dyed Kolinsky Scarf, Z
skin. Was $l08. Now S61.20
Prices include s0% tar
W&-The Fur Salon,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigerotors
ond Electric Appliances Reduced

floor sample Was $s9.50. Now,
S69.50
1 Caioric Gas Range, floor sam
pie. Was 1888. Now S193.5o
1, 54-inch youngstown Sink,
imperfect. Was sl5s.95. Now,
sss.sS
l Maytag Dutch Oven Gas
Range, as is. Was $269 .95. Now,
$9s.95
l Nationally Famous Electric
Refrigerator, demonstrator. Was
$299.95. Now .--S22 S224.9S
1 Servel Gas Refrigerator with
s-cubic-foot capacity. Floor
sample. Was $685.. Now s257
1 Speed Queen Washer, floor
sample. Was $133.s5. Now,
Ss7.s5
Nationally Famous Wringer
Washer, floor sample. Was
$119.95. Now -----------S3S.95
ire Gtnra
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Miscellaneous

1, 1880 Youngstown Wall Cabi-
net, as is. Was $25.95. Now,
S12.95
I. 24-in GE Base Cabinet and
Top, as is. Was $71.50. Now, S35
1, 1S-inch youngstown Base
Cabinet and Top, as is. Were
$3.50. Now ----S S28.95
1, 21x1S Youngstown Wall Cabi-
net, as Is. Was $2295. Now,
S10.S5
I, 1s-inch GE Base Cabinet and
Top, as is. Were $54.50. Now,
$27.25
1, 21x30 GE Wall Cabinet. Was
$3.50. Now S1O.95
l youngstown Corner Filler, as
is. Was $31.95. Now -$15.s5
2, 54-inch Undersink Units of
steel with white enamel finish.
Were 1895. Now -- S19.95
/ Nationally Famous Ironer,
W&L-Eectric Appliances. Dow
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Women's Shoes
Greatly Reduced

SO Pairs Calfskin Pumps with
medium heel in black. Also
red calfskin sandals with low
heel. Sizes 5 to 8 in IA, B.
e Were $1l.95. Now SASS
50 Pairs Calfskin Pumps with
medium or high heel in black
or brown. Also black suede
pumps, high Cuban heel. Sizes
61a to 81a in AAA, B. Were
$1l.95 to 1885. Now SS.S5
So Pairs Suede Ties with me-
dium heel, open toe and back,
platform sole, black. Sizes 51z
to 8, AAA, B. Were $22.95.
w&L-Women's Shoes,
Second Floor
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Women's Hats
Reduced

s Fur Felts, some with feather
trim. In black dahlia, royal blue
and cocoa brown. Were SIS to
$3.50. Now $3.50
IL Tailored Fur Felts, in navy,
gray, brown and dark green.
Were $3.50. Now $3.50
3 Wool Felt Hats in navy. Were
$8.95. Now -------------$2 $2.25
4 Wool Felt Calots in royal blue,
fiamingo and red. Were 1895.
Now S2.25
W&L-Millinery, Second Floor
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Girls Apparel
Half Price and
Less, Now S1.o5

Were S3.95 to S5.95
200 articles of girls ap-
parel:
Cotton print and checked
skirts in assorted cOlOrs.
Solid black skirts.
Cotton print playsuits.
White cotton peasant
blOuseS.
Sizes 7 to IL.
W&L-Girls Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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Dress Fobrics
Reduced

20 Yards Imported Dotted
Swiss, white with black dots.
Slightly imperfect. 36 inches
wide. Was $3.50. Now $1.25
Is Yards Silk Faille, rich beaver
Brown color. 80 inches wide.
Was Sc. Now ---- $3.50
IL Yards Hand Blocked Rayon
Sharkskin, white background
with orange and green design.
80 inches wide. Was $3.50.
Now ---------$ $1.95
20 Yards Spun Rayon, pink
background with old-fashioned
lady design. 80 inches wide.
Was $1.35. Now SOC
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Sports Dresses Greatly Reduced

Dresses assorted paids and solid coos sizes
IN IN 2o Were SIS e5 to $685. Now---
black Size 10 90 Were $l695
Now $12 S5
assorted styles in plads brown rust.
oaen coral Sizes 10 to 90 Were s35 to
Gabardine and Rayon Faie Dresses brown Dack
SO $1O95 $685.
II Jackets and skirts in
Were $1295 to $16s5.
WsI-sportswear Third Floor
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Misses and Women's Coots
and Suits Greatly Reduced
Suits Wool Coots
Suits

2 Half-size Faille Suits, 77%o
rayon, 1870 wool. Brown. Sizes
201a and 1917. Were $69.75.
Now $ $34 50
IL Wool Gabardine Suits, box
jackets. Navy, aqua, beige, pink.
Sizes 10 to IA. Were $69.75.
Now $3.50
q Women's Half size Suits, 70%
rayon, 30%o wool, loose jackets
can be worn as toppers. Navy
and black. Sizes 121a to 2012-
Were $79.75. Now--$37.50
2 Miron Wool Gabardine Suits,
f1ared skirt style, large collar
jacket. Pink. Sizes IL and Is.
Were $75. Now $3.50
7 Wool Medley Crepe Suits, bo-
lero with gathered skirt. Tan
or gray. Sizes 10 to Is. Were
$85. Now $3.50
2 Yarn dyed Wool Flannel, one
button classics. Gray, sizes 221s
and 24E. Were $S5. Now.
$42.5o
2 Wool Gabardine Cardigan
Classics, pink and blue. Size
IA. Were $125. Now $S9.95
2 Dressmaker Suits, wool crepe,
short jackets and fiared skirts.
Kelly, navy. Sizes 10 and IA.
Were $195. Now--- $95
2 Dressmaker Wool Crepe Suits
with rayon taffeta trim. Blue
and bright rose. Sizes II and
IA. Were $195. Now $95
2 Dressmaker Wool Crepe Suits.
Black and palamino. Sizes IL
and Is. Were $165. Now Sis
WdI-Women's and Misses G
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Wool Coots

. Box Jackets with lapel inter-
est. Aqua. Sizes 10 and IL.
Were $45. Now $3.50
3 Loose back Jackets, dolman
sleeves. Coral. Sizes IL to is.
Were $69.75. Now $3.50
4 Cocoon Jackets, Forstmann
wool, with dolman sleeves.
Green. beige, royal, navy. Sizes
10 to 14h. Were $79.75. Now.
$3.50
3 Fitted, Belted Jackets with
dolman sleeves. Coral, beige,
navy. Sizes IL to l6. Were
$s5. Now-$4 $42.50
2 Medley Crepe Full Length
Fitted Goats. Brown. Sizes
1917 and IA. Were $85. Now.
$42.50
7 Hand-woven Tweed Goats,
double-breasted pea coat style.
Brown. Sizes 10 to 16. Were
$59.75. Now -- S44
l Full-length Plaid Cape, Navy
and coral. Size IA. Was 500.
Now Observation-Disclosures $50
5 MirOn Gabardine Straight
back Coats, buttoned from neck
to hem. Navy and aqua. Sizes
10 to 16. Were $100. Now, $50
4 Wool Gabardine bareback
Goats with shoulder cspelets.
Navy and black. Sizes 1914 ard
1872. Were Sis. Now, $3.50
1 Full-Iength Forstmann Gabar-
dine Cape. Navy. Size 10. Was
$115. Now - ----- SIS
2 Forstmann Tweed Double
breasted Tailored Coats. Brown
with beige. Sizes 8 and IL.
Were $100. Now -----$75
o~S c,,itc ryI,;rL H1oov
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RuffIed orgondy
Curtoins, $3.95
were S5.75

,Oere S5a5
so pairs permanent finish
picot edge ruffled organdy
curtains in white. 63
inches long.
A collection of odd lots of
ruffled rayon and other
curtains. 1s to u off.
Odd lots of draperies,
dressing table skirts, pillow
shams. Reduced 1s and u
and more.
400 short lengths in ere
tonne and other drapery
and curtain fabrics. "A to
Il off.
W&L-Curtairs and Draperies,
Seventh Floor
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ChiIdren's ond
Juniors Shoes
Less Than Y Price

Less / nan Y Fftce
100 Pairs Juniors and Teen
age Shoes in red, blue and
brown. Calfskin and kid in
q good selection Of styles. Broken
sizes ~ to Q. Were $7.s5 to
1895. Now ---------S2.S5
50 Pairs Children's Shoes in
patent leather. Several styles,
broken sizes, 81 to 8. Were
$5.45 and $5.95. Now S2.95
W&L-Juniors' and Children's
Shoes, Second Floor
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Mattresses and
Box SPRINGS

3 Double size Innerspring Mat.
tresses. Were $49.50. Now $37
4 Twin-size Innerspring Mat
tresses. Were $49.50. Now $37
3 Double-size Box Springs.
Were $48.50. Now $24.5O
3 Doubls-size Box Springs.
Were $3.50. Now $3.50
3 Double size Box Springs.
Were $4950. Now S3J
3 Twin size Box Springs. Were
$49.50. Now ------$2S.5o
1 Studio Couch in blue floral
cotton. Was $3.50. Now $50. 50
W&L-Bedding and Mattresses,
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Foundations and
Bondeoux
Reduced

Is Foundations Of two-way-
stretch cotton and rayon with
cotton lace top. Tearose, white,
blue and black. Sizes 80, 81
and 36. Were $3.50. Now $4.95
rs Rayon Satin Bandeaux in
white and tearose. Sizes 80,
"a, IS, 36, 81 and 38. Were
IS. Now --$ $2.95
10 Wire Brassieres which may
be worn with or without straps.
Nylon in tearose and white.
Size 80. Were $6. Now $1.95
10 Rayon Satin Girdles with
down stretch back, slide fasten-
er closing and boned front.
Sizes 90, 80, 81 and 80. Were
$3.50. Now - $5.95
W&L-Corsets and Brassieres,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Women's Half
size Dresses,
S1O.75 We're sL95

so rayon dresses in fashion
wise dark shades, assorted
styles. Sizes 141a to 24A.
40 Rayon Crepe Dresses in SEMI
dressy and tailored styles. Black,
wine, brown. Misses sizes II
to 20. Were $16.95. Now $12.50
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses,
Third Floor
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100 Junior Dresses, $10.s5 to s2o.7'
rs Junior Goats and Suits

Teen-ose Dresses,
$7.95
Were sI395 to S22.95
20 dresses in wool plaids
and stripes, apiece black
faille and some dresSy
rayons. Sizes 10 to 16.
IS Colorful Rayon Scarves in
floral design. ~ inches square.
Were 81. Now soc
100 Pieces Novelty Jewelry.
Group includes miniature
albums bracelets, pearl and
metal scarf rings, large metal
skirt safety pins. Were sl20 in
cluding tax. Now, including tax,
soc
2OO Assorted Charms. Were
$1.2O including tax. Now, in
Guiding tax --3Oc
W&L-Teen- age Apparel.
Fourth Floor
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Young Mems and Students Suits,
Coots and Sportsweor Reduced

Young button models
coors patterns Regulars in sizes "a
$2475
Sports Awool Tweed Sizes s6 to a. Were $35
Students wool Topcoats in tan and mixtures Tailored
"a A. Were $35 $2475
Stacks properly labeled for fabric content Good
% 81 $8 and $1095 Now $95
Corduroy Oueroats of cot
32 "a and 36 Were $18 Now $3.50
cotton with alpaca pile lining
Sizes So
W&L-The Mems Store Second Floor
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Remnants
Reduced "a and "

Lengths of Y to 2h yds.
IS cotton remnants includ-
ing prints, solid colors and
plaids; corduroy and fan
nelettes. 36 and 80 inches
wide.
$50 rayon and silk REM
nants in plain or print
patterns. So to 81 inches
wide.
$50 wool remnants in dress,
suit and coat weights.
Plain, plaid, checked and
striped pieces. 81 inches
wide.
W&I-Dress Fabrics, Eighth
Floor Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1948-11-25

A selection of rayOn crel
beaded and embroidered;
some combined with lace.
3 size -. Were $135 to $295.
Now ----- $52.50
2 sizes IL and Is. Were $11O to
$3.50. Now ------t--- $3.50
2 sizes IA and 16. Were 1925
and $3.50. Now ---- $146.25
W&L-Walnut Room, Third Fle
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Misses Dresses Reduced

group of piece ensembles in faie rayon crepe
and rayon Black royal and brown Sizes
10 to 16
8 were s25 Now sls75 s4ss5. Now---ss7sS
3 were 49, $222S ..o.. 4. .,,e N.w
1895 to $685. Now, were s00S' " 'iio' . '
S450
group plain plaid wool dresses rayon veiveeen
Jumper cotton corduroy jacket dresses and plain
wools Black brown and assorted paste sizes
10 to Is.
Now $2625 were $685. now ss4 oo
s3ss5 to $ess5. Now, were s7se5 Now--sos.oo
$35 to $3975 NOW,
u.r. <Ao OK Now s27ss $3.50
selection of satin and crepe dresses one
and two piece styles. Black and Sizes 10 to 10
n dresses ravon crepes colOrs and
4 prints cotton jacket dresses Black brown ana
assorted cOlors Sizes 10 to 16.
Is were $49s5 $7ss5. Now, II $685. Now $S2zs
" ~ $3.50 were s22s $2ss5. Now.
8 were s4ss5 to $11o Now. ssSe
$14s5 to 422s6 NOW,
:. .ro .soos Now suso s57s
W&I-Misses' Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Walnut Room Fashions Reduced

group of and twOp ensembles In wool, ray0n
satin street and cock
tail styles. Assorted col0Fs. Sizes 10 to 16.
1 was s125 Now $50 to $225. Now,
.oo AZ J.. s,,x Now $9725
"' ~ " ~ exo sn were $135 to $65. Now,
- .. sl01.75
were $40 10 sioo NOW S'i"So $225. Now,
6 $so Now-------- STARS s123.75
I wax s135 Now Blolses Now.
a were s125 Now ss375 s45o
W&L-Walnu Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Juniors Jumpers and Suits

$5.o5 Were sS.9S to sl2.95
rayon ae jumpers with scaloped tops zip
backs few faille 2pece suit dresses included. Black
gray, brown Sizes 8 to Is.
100 Junior Dresses, $10!95 to s2o.7s
We're Sl6.95 to S4S
Wool gabardine fae sheer wool taeta and
crepe. Smart dressy tailored types included Good
light and dark colOrs. Sizes 8 to 49,
rs Junior Coots and Suits
$2o.75 to $3Q.75 Were s3975 to SIS
suede coats in boxy styles with
zipning Black Suits in wool worsted and gabardine
Sizes to IS.
w&I-Junor Misses Apparel Fourth Floor
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Women's Dinner Dresses, Regular
and HoIf-size, Greatly Reduced

group of rayon crepes with lace and sequn trim.
Solid color aqua, blue gray, black Sizes IAN to 24,
and Is to A.
6 $29 75 Now-----$ $250 $3975. Now $1875
$3.50 $49.75. $2225
W&L-womens Wear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-11-25
Women's Regular and HoIf-size
Dresses Greatly Reduced

group dresses in solid tones Of blue,
green gray, brown black also few wool dresses Sizes
Is to A. 1419 to 2412
$4e75 Now, s25 to $ss75. Now,
s372s $l4.50
were $685. $1oo 26 s2s75 to $45. Now,
$lS.75
II were $50 e5 NowS S5a25 --$22.25
W&L-Womens Dresses, Third Floor
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Misses Formal Fashions
Greatly Reduced

A group of ray0n crepes, rayOn N
fetas, plain and irridescent, rayon 1
gowns.
were $16.s5 to $35. Now, $3.50 Tvs
were $25 to $29 IS Now. $3.50 :,
I were $3s75 to $8975. Now.
S22.25
W&L-Misses Formal Wear, Third Floor
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Misses Walnut Room FormoIs
GreotIv Reduced

pes, rayon marquisettes, some
rayon nets and ray0n chiffOnS,
White and assorted colors.
! size 16. Was $3.50. Now,
$11250
size 10. Was 1895. Now,
$243.75
size 10. Was 1895. Now,
$2975O
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-21
STREET
 BIDS ACCEPTED AT
 CITY COUNCIL MEET
Ordinance on Gambling Devices, Punehboards
 Passes First Reading

Two bids were accepted at the special meeting of the City Coun- cil, held last evening Stan. Grum- nett, as low bidder, was awarded the policy on the city's liability insurance.
 R. H. Sommers Go. were the sole bidders on underground work preparatory to paving the streets Sommers bid was $7,76475, an! the work includes the construction of sewers on South Seward Street Sixth Street. and 10th and F Streets. Underdrains will be con- structed on Seward Street
 On ordinance pertaining to use of gambling devices including punch boards was passed in first reading. The new ordinance out laws any punch board or similar device offering prizes or awards payable in money, credit, in trade or for any alcoholic beverage. It is lawful to offer merchandise prizes and awards but the prizes must be prominently displayed and listing available. The ordinance provides for a fine up to $lO( or 30 days in jail, or both. if it is broken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-21
JUDY GARLAND E IN HARVEY GiRiS'
 hT 10TH CENTURY

Judy Garland adds another tri- umph to success-filled career as the spirited Harvey House waitress on the rampage against gambling and crooked rule in The Harvey Girls M-G-M's brilliant new musi- cal-western, which starts for a two- day run tonight at the 20th Gen. tury Theatre.
 The story takes it's inspiration from some of the early day experi- ences of the famous chain of Har- 'vey restaurants that pioneered the West at the side of the Santa Fe Railroad. Opposed to the law and Iorder which one of these eating houses brings to Sandrock, New Mexico, are Ned Trent John Ho- disk) and Sam Purvis (Preston Foster) who array the forces of their dance-hall and gambling es- ltablishment to effect the removal of the Harvey Girls
 They meet their match, however in Susan Bradley Miss Garland) ', who not only converts the bad ele- ment of the town into law-abiding citizens but wins the love of Trent against the tough competition of Elm tAngela Lanstury). worldly wise star of the Alhambra Dance Hall
 l Although Director George Sidney has given the melodrama of the plot tongue -in-cheek hu m o I, there are plenty of thrills, includ- ing knockout brawl between Ho-
 diak and Foster and a spectacular climactic scene in which the Har- vey House is burned to the ground.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-21
41 PASSENGERS OUT
 ABOARD pRIN. LOUISE

Forty-two passengers boarded the Princess Louise when she dock= ed at 6 o'clock this morning. Twen- ty-three persons were bound for Seattle, IT for Vancouver and two for Prince Rupert. She sailed for the South at 8 o'clock.
 Passengers embarking were:
 To Seattle: B. Renaud. Mrs. B Renaud, Miss H. Spethman, Don Foster. J. R. Williams, D. R. Willy jams, w. Horuck, Mrs. w. Horuck, Miss R. Hagen, Miss B. Hagen, Miss M. Atkinson, R. Morisette, E. Saviko, R. Saviko, Jean Butts, J. w. Wass, Mrs. J. w. Wass, MT. and Mrs. Margolis, MT. and Mrs. G. Spillman, T. Silva, H. Blank
 To Vancouver; Mrs. Betty Park CT, Miss E. Kvande. M. Dorrenback, MT. and Mrs. Mears, L. Colkins, Mrs. T. Haugen, Mrs. H. Griffin, O. L. Tunstill, C.. Fowler, H. Ni- colle, K. Olafson, E. Utton, H. Kruk, C. Marycz, H. w. Campbell
 To Prince Rupert L. Meeks, R. Goliss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-21
WHITES LEAVING FOR
 STATES TO BOOST FOR
 DEWEY, WARREN TICKET
AEN M - ' 2

~ FWAf t*e. eNt
 Albert White, of this city, active in Republican politics for over 30 years, spoke over radio KINY last night at 6:30 o'clock, giving sup port to the Dewey-Warren ticket and the Republican ticket for Alas ka.
 White leaves early next month to go to the States to take part in the National campaign and his speech will be the only one made by him before his departure.
 Mrs White, Republican National Committeewoman for Alaska, will accompany her husband, having Eeen called on by the National committee, of which she is one of the oldest in seniority of service, to assist in the States
 During Whites absence from the city, Jack Carroll will be in charge of the Dewey-Warren Center for Alaska, which is located on Frank lin and Ferry Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-21
MICKEY ROONEY WINS HIS GIRL
 IN CAPITOL BILL

Tn sharp contrast to his romances in the Hardy Family" series and in "The Human Comedy" and Ma tional Velvet in which he didn't have romantic leading ladies, Mick ey Rooney not only has his first mature screen romance in his new est M-G-M picture, killer Mccoy, but he wins the girl!
 The girl is Ann Blyth, whose brilliant work as Joan Crawford daughter in Mildred Pierce won her an Academy Award nomina- tion, and who has since followed up with scoring roles in Swell Guy and Brute Force"
 Killer Mccoy is at the Capitol Theatre for the last times tonight
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-21
JEAN bur.S LEAVES

Jean Butts, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Walter Butts, left on the Princess Louise for Seattle. She will re-enter the University of Washington for her sophomore year. During the summer she has been employed at the Territorial Veter- ans office.