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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-08

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was decided that this revision
was 70 be read in the three
consecutive meetings and then
will be permanently adopted
The members were grateful.
70 learn that they have been
taken into the national BODY
Mrs. Pendleton gave a report
and with all donations turned
IN the quota viii be the down
payment on the uniforms o.
the Community Girls soft bal
team. The membership has beer
extended 20 IS members and
20 this active group new mem
bers were added
They are Madans Cason
Cornwall Morriss. Hendricks
and Smith All the members
are busy discussing the conven-
ton in Atlantic City IN the near
future
Mrs Audrey Hall IS back and
was recently appointed aide %
otresponding secretary. assist
/ ing Mrs. Anna B KYLE. who
al the present time is III The
president Is Mrs Lucy Hill
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-08
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

~ John Doniev - 18Th street
EcOlsc was very surprised when
he ann Mrs Donley returned
from me Builders Show al Con.
yeuuoa Hall on FRIDAY and
found many friends 70 wish him
happy birthday The Donley's
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-15
ONLY CHEVROLET TRUCKS HAVE ALL
THESE ADYANCE-DESICN VALUES:

The Cob fhuf Observation-Disclosures
cob-UniweId, ~oIl-sieel cob obstruction
Lurge, durable. fully adjustable seot-Aii-
round visibility with reor-corner windows
Super-strength fromes-FuIl-Aooting hypoid
rear oxles-SpecioIIy designed hydraulic
dimensions permitting interchange of bodies
and mony others.
*Fresh dir heating and yenfiuting system ord reos-
corner windows optional of extra cost
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-15

The revolutionary new Chew
rolet PHOTOGRAPHED
PARKING BRAKE permits
new effortless braking with
greater safety, and provides
new clear floor area on
3-speed transmission models.
Heavy-duty models have new
strength and durability with
SPLINED REAR-AXLE
SHAFT ATTACHMENT to
wheel hubs. SPRINGS are
heavier and more durable,
and propeller shaft has NEW
~BEARING-SEAL DESIGN.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
IS Up 10
 RUSSIANS FOR TALK
(By The Associated Press

President Truman said today the American bid to Russia for decent and reasonable relations" repre- sented no change in our policy. He said the purpose was to make it clear to the Kremlin that the U. s. has no hostile or aggressive designs.
 Ambassador w. B. Smith at no time encouraged any hope that the U. s. would at this time enter into negotiations with Russia for an overall settlement of differences. The Moscow radio disclosed the ex- change last night.
 American officials said that if the Russians have any specific proposals for settlement of problems with the U. S., there will be talks. If there are no specific proposals from Mos COW, highly placed American in- formants said there would seem to be no basis for talks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
AMERICAN LEGION POSTER AWARDS
 MADE; WIN MERS

The American Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary held the judging of the Annual National Poster Con- test yesterday in the offices of The Empire and the awards were made.
 In the first division the awards go to Donald Niemi of the sixth grade in Douglas, Yvonne Poole of St. Ann's School and Bobby John- son of the sixth grade in Douglas.
 In the second division awards go to Benny Haffner at St. Ann's School Lowell Mcclellan of Doug las and Geraldine Thompson of St. Ann's.
 In the third division Herbert Bennett, of the Douglas High School and Lyle Riley also of the Douglas High School.
 The judges were Mrs. Ray Vest fall. Walter Smith and H. E. Sails bery. This is the poster contest for the American Legion Poppy Day that is held annually for the vet erans of both world wars. The school children are urged to take part in the contest and the posters and the national prize for the highest award is $l00 for the best poster in each class The first division is for stu dents in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades.
 The second division is for stu dents in the seventh. eighth and ninth grades and the third division is for the 10th, 1lth and 18th grade students.
 They are permitted to use three types of material and they must be original. They are judged on origi- nality. neatness, artistic ability and appeal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
Spain Is Nipping
 Tourists

MADRID--As a part of the Spanish governments campaign against Fblac4 mafketeefs, foreign visitors are to be required to exchange off, cially specific amount of acceptable foreign money for each day of their stay in Spain.
 The decree, recently published, also requires visitors to have, when entering Spain, either currency or letters of credit sufficient to buy the specified amount of pesetas.
 Exceptions are provided for gov- ernment guests, visitors with money in Spain and visits to relatives.
 The decree specifics that the mon- eys of all countries with which Spain has commercial relations will be acceptable. Visitors from countries without such relations must change either dollars or Swiss francs.
 Visitors on business or pleasure who come to Spain for Is days or less must change dollars or other moneys in an amount equal to 200 pesetas per day for each day ot their stay. All visitors receive the official tourist rate of exchange of 16.4O pesetas to the dollar
 Thus for visits of 16 days or less, foreigners will he required to change $12.19 into pesetas for each day here. For longer visits, the require ments is scaled down.
 For from 16 to 30 days, the require ment is 150 pesetas daily or S9.l4; from 3l to 60 days, 125 pesetas or $7.62; for more than 60 days, 10O pesetas or s609.
 As an enforcement measure, the visitor must show receipts for pur- chases of pesetas at the official tourist rate of exchange on departure from Spain
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
BEING
 CIRCULATED FOR
 HIGHWAY PAVING
Aux Bay Community Urges Support for Cooperation
 with City Program

Petitions, for the paving of the Glacier Highway, are being circu- lated to residents of the Lynn Canal voting precinct, it was revealed to- day by the Aux Bay Community Club. The petitions may be signed at either DeHart's or Hickeys stores at Aux Bay.
 It was explained that the petition may be signed by non-voters as well as regular voters of the pre- cinct. Anyone owning property, in- cluding summer residences, is en- titled to sign the petition urging the Federal Government to pave the Glacier Highway simultaneously with paving to be done by the City Of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
SWASTIKA PLACED ON BOYS CHEST
 WITH SAFETY PIN

VANCOUVER. B. C., May ll-R A mauled and tortured 12-year- old school boy today nursed an ugly swastika scratched on his chest by a safety pin in this city worst case of sadism in recent years.
 An intensive manhunt was under way for the black capped and goggled stranger who Gary Cuthbert, son of Sgt. and Mrs. Stewart Cuthbert said lacerated him yesterday.
 The boy, a newspaper carrier, said the wierdly dressed man accosted him while on his way home from school. The man ended a three-hour orgy of beating the boy by scratch ing swastika on his chest With Q safety pin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
CAPITOL SHOWS
 THE YEARLING"
 FOR LAST TIMES

"The Yearling." in technicolor, is on the screen at the Capitol Theatre for the finals showings tonight.
 Gregory Peck and Jane Wyrnan are starred and the beloved char acter, familiar to millions of readers of the famous novel, is enacted by Claude Jarman, Jrs new juvenile acting discovery.
 Framed" Columbia's thrill-sear- ing drama, will open at the Capitol tomorrow.
 The film stars Glenn Ford and features Janis Carter and Barry Sullivan in the principal supporting roles. Edgar Buchanan, Karen Nor ley and Jim Ramon are also feat ured
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
CLAUDE CARNEGIE
 OPERATED UPON IN
 PORTLAND H0SpITAL

A letter was received today from the Claude Carnegies, former res- idents and owners of the Juneau Florists, by the Empire, and Mrs. Carnegie stated her husband is in the Emanuel Hospital, 2800 North Commercial Avenue, Portland, Ore gon, recuperating from a serious operation. He wishes to hear from his many friends in Juneau. espec- ially members of the Elks Lodge and the American Legion Post.
 The Carnegies sold their business last year to Robert Lajoie and moved to Oregon to make their fu- ture home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
PLACES TO VISIT FOR ASTORIA GREW
 WHILE IN JUNEAU

In the way Of entertainment and places to go. personnel on the visit ing cruiser Astoria should have little trouble passing the liberty hours while in Juneau.
 Starting at 6:30 o'clock this eve- ming, the Elks and the Legion base ball clubs will see action at the Juneau ball park in what should prove hard fought game inasmuch as the Legion pounded out close five to four win over the Elks in the seasons opener Sunday. There is also the possibility that game can be arranged between a cruiser team and one from Juneau
 The Territorial Museum on the second floor of the Federal Building, is open from until noon in the mornings, and afternoons from until o'clock. Evening visits may be arranged by contracting E. L. Keithahn, Museum Curator.
 Trips to Mendenhall Glacier have been arranged and all ship person. nel are invited to make the trips
 Tennis courts are available at any time and are located in the Ever green Bowl which is located over the hill behind the high school.
 There is an indoor rifle and pistol range in the Town Hall Recreation Center There is possibility that matches will be arranged with cruis CT personnel.
 A special roller skating party is being planned for Friday night by Red Mayo and Fritz Granere of the skating rink, which is open Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday eve nings.
 For those who wish to fish, char ter trips can be arranged by con- tacting the harbor master at the small boat harbor. There is no li- cense required for salmon fishing but a s2.50 permit is necessary for trout fishing. Information can be obtained at any Juneau sporting goods centers or at the Fish and Wildlife Service in the Federal Building.
 Bicycles can be rented at two stands. one opposite the Juneau Cold Storage and the other opposite the ball park.
 u
 The local Moose and Elks clubs welcome members to visit the clubs, and the Veterons of Foreign Wars club rooms are open to all cruiser personnel from o'clock each eve- ming the cruiser is in port.
 Dances will be held Wednesday and Thursday nights from g to 12 in the Catholic Parish Hall, corner of Fifth and Gold streets. The dances, given by the Catholic Wom- ems Organization and the American Wcmen's Voluntary Service, will be furnished an orchestra by the city of Juneau and attended without admission charge.
 Boat landings for liberty parties will be at the float at the east end of the Army Dock. Shore patrol must be stationed at the landing float and at the gate to the dock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
TREES TO NIGHT
 DROUGHT IN SOVIET

MCSCOW--tPl Russia black earth area is to be girded with great for est belts comprising more than D. 500,000 acres of trees.
 Minister of Forestry Motoviloy says the program will take eight years to complete.
 These rich grain growing regions have been hit time and again by drought. The green belts and irri- gatioa--planned on an unprecedent- ed scale-are to eliminate this threat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
Bathing Beauty Copy Banned in Maryland

ANNAPOLIS, Md.-tR- Booster ism" will he out when new Mary land Department of Information begins to warm up the typewriters this year. No pictures of bathing beauties will be sent out to publicize Chesapeake Bay and other attrat- tions of the free state," promises State Archivist Morris L. Radoff.
 The new bureau will provide in formation on roads, fishing and hunting, historic state buildings and official records So far as Radofi know s.Maryland has been the only state in the nation without some sort of publicity agency.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
IS ELECTED AS
 PRES. ITALY

ROME. May ll.--lR-vice Pre- mier Lugi Einaudi, 74-year-old banker economist, was elected first President of the new Italian Re- public tonight
 Even before the count on the fourth ballot was completed, Einaudi had the required majority of the poo votes of both houses of Parliament.
 Einaudi, "A, backed by the doni- nant Christian Democratic Party, is a political independent. He is Bud get Minister and Governor of She Bank of Italy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
.TAkE5 EGGS OVER OCEAN 10 ENGLAND;
 THEY'RE SCRAMBLED

LONDON, May 11-tR-Careful Mrs. Annie Sumner did not put all her eggs in one basket, and 1t helped-but only little bit.
 When she left Chicago for short rationed England she put her three dozen eggs in three boxes. During the trip she dropped two of the boxes. When she got to London airport, she dropped the other one. Six eggs survived.
 A South African heard the sad story, however, and gave her a dozen more, for her sister, ill in a London Hospital. W e7Tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11

Coxswains are instructed to keep clear of the seaplane landing areas.
 For additional information per sonnel, are invited to contact It. Comdr. Chester at 59O. Mayor Hend- rickson at 88 and Mary Valentine at 822 or 892.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
THPHUs RESEARCH

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya-4R- A United States medical mission here to do research on Typhus brought the entire world supply oi a new drug called Chloromycetin. The drug will be used on Malayan Typhus which is considered a par ticularly virulent type.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11

Health appraisals of 150,000 youths participating in the IVA relief pro- grams in the '30s indicated 90 per cent had defects calling for medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11

Of the HOO varieties of trees in
 the United States, only about 100 have enough commercial value to be of broad economic significance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
SEATTLE VISITORS

G. E. Bassett from Seattle is In Juneau and staying at the Baranof Hotel,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11

HERE FROM SEATTLE Vernon Reitz and Roy s. Frost, both from Seattle, are staying at the Gastineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11

Empire wantads get results
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-10
AROUND TOWN LAST WEEK

AROUND TOWN LAST WEEK
 Two men were approached by a beggar who asked for a nickel to buy a cup of coffee. One of the men, a bit skeptical, asked:
 "Is it for coffee---or whiskey?" .whereupon the beggar pulled out d knife, killed the man and fled. For d nickel. q life was lost. A 27-ycar-old woman had her troubles over 74-year-Old suitor. against her wishes. he insisted on carrying on an ardent cOurtship. The young woman thought it was time to quit, .. when the old boy jumped on her real boy friend and gave him q black eye. A young man dream ed of once again being single and happy in the near future. He was on his way to serve his ustraUgod wife with divorce pa perS. instead of accepting, the wife igOred the papers and beat him over the head with high heeled slipper. Instead of coming away happy, the young man went 10 the hospital.
 FOR THE OLD TIMERS-1@26 22 years ago-NoW that Jobyna Ralston's three-year contract is up, Harold Lloyd vii have a new lady. Pola Negri and Tom Moore star in Paramount's Good and Naughty" but it's Ford Sterling who steals the picture. William Tildcn Hops as an actor in "The llighbinders. Friends advise he should stick 10 tennis. Rudolph Valentino and Pola NeEri deny they'll marry the first of next year. Rudy, oyerworked, hasn't been feeling any too well lately, Percy Mar mont, star of If Winter Comes" is now out of the hospital after a serious abdominal operation. Alberta Vaughn jumps from ser ials into full length features.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-10

the annual Motion Picture Her aid poll of the best money mak- ing stars of 1947. Betty Grable is second followed by Ingrid Bergman, Gary Cooper, Humph- rey Bogart, Bob Hope, Clark Ga ble, Gregory Peck, Claudette Colbert, and Alan Ladd.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-10
JOB PRINTING COMMERCIAL PRINTING

Parent-Teacher's Association will meet in the School Auditor ium Wednesday January 14th at PM
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-10
Around Hollywood

IOnvWOOO She makes her debut nj "Collc- .iate.'
 Michael Redgrave deserves all the praise he has been receiving for his fine performance in Mourning Becomes Elecra.' When they were shooting the film, Michael put so much effort into his work that he suffered a nervous breakdown and had to be taken to a hospital.
 ODDS AND ENDS--If MGM CO., stars Jimmp Durante and Car men Miranda. there should be plenty of fireworks in the pie ture. Boris Karloff, the bogic man, is all set to do another stage show on Broadway. It's titled. '"The Linden Tree" Danny Thomas opens at Slapsy MaXie's on January 18th and Patricia in San Francisco January 2G. Morrison opens at Cafe Society George Raft shoots character actor Nonstantin Shayne in '.Ch- 150 screen killings over the past screen killings over the past , years. Gene Kelly's wife, Betsy Blair, is playing the feminine lead in Deep Are The Roots" at the Belasco Theatre. Danny Kaye is ready and eager to start on his first picture, Happy Times for Warmers. Film will roll in March as soon as Danny returns from England. Incident ally, parking lots charged and received $25 car in the Rose Parade area New Years Day. Marleno Dietrich returns to Paris as soon as she finishes "Foreien Affair.""
 sam Wanamakor. new Holly wood star, has an unusual as signment coming mp. He's going 10 he the director of "Droam Street. his next film. and wi'l also play the lead rolo-that Of a director. Wanamaker's first effort, My Girl Tjsa," will be released soon,
 There have been so many fine performances that this busi- ness of selecting Academy A ward winners is going to be most difficult job. Nominations are now going on and your guess is as good as mine who the win nerS may be- Rosalind Russel William Powell. Gregory Peck and Gary Grant are just a few of the popular contenders.
 Later: Ray Milland was the winner
 Here it is a couple of weeks after the holidays and some peo- pie are still talking about the time they had and how much sleep they lost. Maybe we should adopt England's recovery plan. The day after Christmas, the English celebrate Boxing Day which is national holiday. And the sole purpose of this day is simply to sleep and recover from the festivities.
 For the fourth consecutive yoor p;pu Crocbv auo;r 1oo5c
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-01-10

FOR IOB pRINTING- THE POLARIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-31
FARM. and GARDEN.

HAY FOR sALE-Timothy. excellent
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0RcHID PLANTS, some in bloom: various
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AVIATION.

If YOU DESIRE good aircraft or engine
work, contact JOHNNY DORR. Maryland
Airport, Pomonkey. Md; we also special
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp.

ADDING MACHNEe. typevriterS, caicula-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RI, HIT.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.! SIS 14th st.
ADDING MACH, typewriters, calculators
cash regs, , of1ee equip any kind; top
ANTEoUEs-Furn., china, glass, music
boxes. old guns. relics; clocks, stems. I try
MISUNDERSTANDING, bric-a-bras. china
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BEDROOM, dining room or contents of
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