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n the whttehorse Carnival.

[ on the Whitehorse Carnival. Through the courtesy of L. H. i Johnston and J. Dodge two films made for the Canadian Pacific Rail- road were shown. The first was about eastern Canada and the second Shining Mountains of Banff Both were enjoyed by all
 Sgt. and Mrs Albert Hall are the proud parents of a six pound son born March 15, at 5:10 pm. at St Anns Hospital in Juneau. The lit- tie eoy, who has been named Albert Kurtis Hall, joins an older brother Rohhie. Sgt Hall is head of the A.C.S. Station in Skagway.
 Mrs. Joseph Shelepy and small daughter Dolores went to White horse, March 16 to spend several days visiting friends and having dental work done.
 Mrs. Mark Lee entertained a few of her friends at bridge
 Mrs c. J. Roehr accompanied by her daughter Paula and her niece, Carole Pribbernow, went to White horse, March 16 for dental atten- tion. They returned Wednesd day evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Bob Sanders and Ed Hanousek went to Whitehorse Tuesday They plan to visit there several days.
 E. Hosford went to Whitehorse. March Is, to meet his wife and baby who are returning home after spending the winter months visiting relatives in New York.
 The Florence Circle of the OE.S. met March IT, at the home Of Mrs II. Pribbernow. Mrs. Hoyt reported that the new oil heater recently purchased by the Circle has been installed in the large downstairs room of the Masonic Hall The ladies decided to give a card party Saturday, April 1o Mrs, Pribbernow served delicious refreshments to the ten ladies present.
 A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Florence Krusal was given Wednesday evening, March IT, by Mrs. Dee Mason at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Boyd The guests, Mrs. J. Keller, Mrs. w. Dewar, Mrs. M. Steifen, Mrs. R. Hermans, Mrs. J. Lee, Mrs F. Col ten, Miss Elsie Colton, Mrs. J. J. F. Ward, Mrs. F. Marlowe, Mrs. F. Cedarburg, Mrs. C. Chandler, Mrs Glossner, Mrs. T. Cooper, Mrs. M. Reed, Miss Carolena Johnson, Mrs. Boyd, Eleanor and Marilyn Boyd played a game and Miss Krusal
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! berger entered the hall the orchestra played the Lohengrin Wedding March followed by the T Love Yol Truly in their honor
 Delicious refreshments of baked ham and potato salad were served by the ladies of the Emblem Club
 During the intermission the tur. key award for the PlTA was held Jim Patterson, L. Frolander, anc c. J. Roer were awarded the three gobblers.
 William Burfield returned home on the Princess Norah after spending several weeks in Seattle visiting his mother.
 MI. and Mrs. George Nethercott left on the Princess Norah. They plan to complete their university educations.
 The ladies ot the Mission Auxil- iary held a most successful pie sale at Asks Store, March 13. Mrs. Leo- nard Schibi and Mrs. Jack Blen- kinsop were in charge of the sale. The Auxiliary cleared S33.
 Mrs. Dean Story and her son Patrick arrived on the Alaska Coas- tai plane Saturday to spend seve- ral days visiting in Skagway.
 A regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held Monday evening at 6 pm. at Patterson's Grill. This was the last meeting of the Chamber before the election of new officers so much of the busl- ness discussed was unfinished de- tails which needed completion
 Announcement was made that the University of Washington Glee Ciuo would arrived in Skagway on the George Washington June IA to give concert. This IS a Good VIII Tour sponsored by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce.
 The Chamber went on record as supporting the Days of '98 Commit tee. All male citizens over l6 years of age are to grow full boards. Several members commented that the Days of 9s program was already receiving considerable publicity, and much interest A nominating com mittee was appointed by the presi- dent of the Chamber as follows. L. H. Johnston, William Feero, Jr., and c. A Carroll
 Mrs. H. Soldin and Mrs. o. Sel- mer were present and commented
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MOOSE WOMEN TO
 MEET THURSDAY NIGHT

Women of the Moose will hold their regular business meeting to- morrow night in the Lodge Rooms at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend as there will be balloting on applications of new members and several other business matters will te discussed
 All standing committee reports must be in at this meeting it is stated.
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BOAT HARBOR NEWS

The Treva c returned to Juneau yesterday after making a mail run to Pelican.
 The Ocean Queen, belonging to Jim Martin, was in from Hoonah yesterday.
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NewsY Notes From SkagwaY
ESPECIAL coRREsPoNDENcEl

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
 SKAGWAY, Alaska, March 20.- c. J. Rogers and K. B Hannah left by train for Whitehorse March l2. From there Rogers went to Dawson Greek and Hannah to Fort St. John where he took plane to fly to 2 Vancouver on business.
 Seventy four passengers arrived in skagway March 13, on the Princess Norah.
 Mrs. Peggy Beale came from Se- attle to replace Mrs N. Cooper as cook at the White Pass Hospital
 MT. and Mrs H. A. North arrived to visit their son and his wife, MT. and Mrs. Robert North, who arriv- cd home on the afternoon train from trip to Fairbanks and An chorage
 MT. and Mrs. J. McVey left on the Princess Norah to spend several months vacationing in the States.
 Mrs. MacCracken and William B. Heidelberger were united in mar riage March 13, at the home of the groom's mother, Mrs Laura Heidel- berger. They were attended by the groom's niece, Miss Cecelia Selmer, and MT. Osborne Selmer. The ser vice was read by the Rev John Dodge in the presence of the famil- ies of MT. Heidelberger's sister and brother. open house was held for short time immediately following the ceremony,
 The BPOE gave their Purple Bub- ble Ball Saturday evening in the lodge dance hall which was beau tifully decorated with purple and white streamers and purple and white balloons
 A trio consisting Of Mrs. Juanita Stevenson, Mrs. Lucy Anderson, and Mrs. Jacqueline Budd sang four songs. Mrs. Stevenson played the piano accompaniments.
 At II o'clock the Exalted Ruler, Bruce Boynton, gave the Eleventh Hour Toast.
 When MT and Mrs w B. Heidel-
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AND ELFIN 1T
 ON AND OFF THE WAYS

The Ncrland, belonging to I. Goldstein, and the Elfin II made quick trips on and off the ways yesterday for minor repairs at the Northern Commercial marine works.
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opened the many lovely gifts she received. Delicious refreshments of salad, sandwiches, and cupcakes. carrying out the St. Patfick's theme, were served.
 Mrs. John Dodge and Ruth Ann Dodge flew to Juneau by Alaska ICoastals, March IS, for dental at tention.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hooker left Thursday by plane to make a short visit to the states.
 Mrs. T, Knudson returned to her home at Hainss, March 1s, by plane.
 Miss Mary Robertson, the Home Demonstration Agent for South eastern Alaska, arrived Thursday by plane from Petersburg.
 Mrs c. A Carroll and Mrs. L.. McGuane gave lovely desert bridge at the Carroll home Thurs day afternoon to honor Mrs. Blair Read who is leaving soon to return to her home in Maryland The first prize was won by Mrs. Mark Lee; the consolation prize by Mrs. Blair Read; the travelling prize by Mrs John Hvisdock; and the cut prize by Mrs Morgan Reed.
 L. T. Oldroyd, Director of the Extension Service of the United States Department of Agriculture and the University of Alaska, ar rived in Skagway on Wednesdays train He gave talks on both gar dening and poultry Thursday and Friday evenings at the Community Centre. Oldroyd's work is to pri marily arouse interest in gardening with the view of increasing food supplies n the Territory He par ticularily urges, the cultivation of small garden plots. He plans to go to Petersburg, Wrangell and Ketch- ikan from Skagway and then re- turn to Juneau.
 Several employees Of the USED are in SKagway at present survey ing for the extension and repair 0 fthe dike They are also working on plans for a small boat harbor and the dredging of the harbor.
 Frank Stine returned to Skagway from Juneau, March l9, with boat load of supplies for the new store which he intends to open in the near future.
 Mrs. Arnold Gutfeld gave a very lovely tea. March 19, to honor Mrs Blair Read
 The Citizens Party will hold a
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FROM KETCHIKAN

P. Lystad and J. K. Johnson of the New England Fish Co.,, in Ketchikan, are in Juneau and staying at the Baranof Hotel.
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Vote for Helmi A. Bach, Alaskan Pioneer of Douglas, for Republi- can Representative. 348 l mo
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FROM CALIFORNIA

Howard Sinnett of Berkeley, Calf, is registered at the Hotel Juneau.
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AVON PRODUCTS representative. Ph. Black ATS. 20. Box 762. If GUARANTEED Realistic Perman-
 ent, $750.. aper curls, $1 up. Lola's Beauty Shop Phone 201.
 3l5 Decker Way If
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LOST AND FOUND

- POCKETBOOK found, evidently
 property of Aux Bay resident, who may claim it by identify ing and paying for this ad. Call
 R. w. Marshall, 883 Basin Road, Phone Black 100. $50 2t FOUND-Tire chain. Inquire Han
 nah's Boarding House 049 If FOUND: Ladies purse; owner may
 have same by identifying, and
 paying for adv. dh LOST: Gold wrist watch. Re-
 ward Ph. Is or 308. S28 At
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SALESMAN experienced representative wanted for line of children's outerwear, including new CPatented Pending snow
 suit, nationally advertised we have been making sportswear for g years; non-competitive side lines permitted Splendid oppor- tunity for progressive man who wants to represent progressive firm Territory open-Alaska. Send information about exper- ience, following and age. Commis- aicns weekly or monthly. Spring nd Fall lines now ready. Re- plies held confidential. Metro Spertswaar Inc, % West 30th St, New York l, N. Y. 2t
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NOTICE OF NEW DEADLINE
 For


 For
 DISPLAY ADVERTISING Effective Monday, Mar. 29, 1948, the deadline for receiv- ing copy material of dis play advertising will be four o'clock t4:00) p. m. for the edition of The Daily Alaska Empire of the next day. No exceptions will be made. Mechanical and production considerations make this change necessary.
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WANTED

SONGWRITERS Songs published monthly. Advance Royalty $12o0. Hollywood Tunesmiths, Dept. AL, 1537 No. Vine, Hollywood 28, Calf.
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FOR Expert Workmanship on your cabinets and mil work, try Middleton Cabinet Shop, 336 w
 3rd St, E block W. of Jim Ellens Grocery on Willoughby. We Treat You Right Ph. 672. Box 2952. 344 If
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w "A -N-T A-D-S
FOR SALE


 HOUSE fer sale. Phone Black 198. $50 Ct 335 w 12th St. 6-8 pm $50 St WELL equipped, completely furn- ished home" in Douglas at 9th and E St., drive-in garage, full concrete basement, enclosed porch, other attractive features. Owner leaving city. Call McCarron, Douglas. 849 St TWO Scotch Marine Type Boilers. 250 HIP. Equipped with three Morrison Furnaces each. Com plete with Oil Burner Nozzles and Spares. Operating pressure 1S5 lbs. 20. Box 6l 849 St REFRIGERATOR, bedroom suite, drop-leaf table, kitchen table,
 oil heating stove, oil range, lawn mower, electric washer, sun lamp, electric heater, solid maple hutch cupboard, rug 9x12, book case, fireplace stool, coffee table, gar dentools, 110 feet new garden hose, oak chairs, chests of drawers, miscellaneous household items. Call at O'Bryan's res, Sat. and Sunday Glacier High way, Phone 016 ring two. 49 St HAwLEY STERLING HOME for ] sale. 849 At METAL turning lathe; 1t. be- tween centers; swings 12A in. Chucks, etc. Green 662 849 St LARGE property, good bargain, leaving city. Over $400 monthly income Can be readily increas- ed Inquire in person at No. 9 Sea View Apts. 849 If COMBINATION radio photograph. S15. Call Green 353. 49 3t 1941 Dodge Panel Truck Good condition. See it at DeHart's Gro- cery or Ph. O23-4 rings. 849 If ' APIS. plus Broom house. Ph. 631 evenings. 344 If TWO HOUSES near boat harbor. Phone Red 7G5. 843 If SMALL business at Auke Bay. In-2 quire Auke Bay Hardware. $40 If HOOKED and Braided Rugs, cry stal ware, fur coat size fl, excel lent condition. Ph. 136. BPS uf ELLEN'S GROCERY Store, doing good | lsiness. See G. G. Brown.
 813 tt SPRUCE forest wood for cooking, heating, fireplace; also slab wood. Ph. 6e8; 20. box 1345. SO3 Apr 6 5 HOUSES and lot. Inquire Trev- or Davis. TEA tf
 F0k RENT
 NICE CLEAN ROOMS weekly or monthly. Colonial Hotel. Ph 18s FIRE PROOF Storage space. Simpson Bldg. 758 If NTCr r,IFAN s+oor, boo+od roo,os
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ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES We are proud of our record of prompt
 and regular service and would
 like to make this service con-
 tinuable to those who made so many complaints to the City Off,
 cials last summer Acme Disposal Go. Call 631 evenings. 844 If SEWING Machine Repairing. Call 764. 830 l mo. WANTED-Certrally located apart ment with emphasis on large liv- ing room. Moderate rental. En- ployed, steady, sober bachelor. Phone 891. $40 dh
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5 HOUSES and lot. Inquire Trev-
 or Davis. TEA u
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MISCELLANEOUS

WINTER and PUND, co. Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing Printing Enlarging Artists Paints and Materials
 Blue Printing Photostats
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TWO Scotch Marine Type Boilers. 250 HIP Equipped with three Morrison Furnaces each. Com plete with Oil Burner Nozzles and Spares. Operating pressure 1S5 lbs. 20. Box 6l. 849 St
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William Burfield returned home on the Princess Norah after spending several weeks in Seattle visiting his mother.
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HOUSE for sale Phone Black 198. $50 St
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MT. and Mrs. J. McVey left on the Princess Norah to spend several months vacationing in the States.
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Several employees Of the USED are in SKagway at present survey ing for the extension and repair 0 fthe dike They are also working on plans for a small boat harbor and the dredging of the harbor
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 335 w 12th St. 6-8 pm. $50 St
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WELL equipped, completely furn- ished home" in Douglas at 9th and E St., drive-in garage, full
 concrete basement, enclosed porch, other attractive features. Owner leaving city. Call McCarron, Douglas. 849 St
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Mi and Mrs. George Nethercott left on the Princess Norah. They plan to complete their university educations
Evening star., 1948-09-19
10 Killed, IA Injured
As Bomber PIunges
Into London Crowd
By the kssoeiofsd Press

MANSION, Eng, Sept. ia
Mosquito bomber, plunging out Of
control, killed 10 persons and in
jured IA others in a crowd watching
a Battle of Britain" commemora-
tive air show here today. This was
one of three fatal aerial accidents
of the day.
The two-engined plane, stunting
over the Mansion RAF Station,
plummeted from 800 feet, swept
through q line of automobiles and
exploded in view of $4,000 spec
tators.
Burning wreckage was scattered
over private cars and a 32-passen-
ger bus, setting them on fire and
scorching some of the occupants be-
yond recognition.
Nine Killed on Spot.
Killed on the spot were the planes
pilot and navigator and seven other
persons, including a 13-year-old
boy who had been watching the
flight from the road. One man
died later in a hospital.
Fourteen others were treated for
burns and other injuries.
The pilot was giving an exhibition
Evening star., 1948-09-19

place last night near the Offices oi
the Times, which is edited by Daw
Khn Nyunt, daughter Of Gen Tin
Tut.
The bomb, placed between the ex-
haust pipe and floor board of the
car, exploded when the engine was
started, official sources said. Two
of his bodyguards also were in
jured.
Gen. Tin Tut was due to 60 to
London shortly to become Burmese
Ambassador to Great Britain. Bur-
mas formal independence from
British rule was celebrated January
4.
The attempt on Gen. Tin Tut's life
recalled the assassination in July,
1s47. Of Gen. U Aung San and six
other Burmese cabinet members
Since then Burma has been grip
ped by a rebellion which has de-
veloped into a three-fold affair
Uprisings led by the Red Flag
CTrotskyist) Communists, the White
Flag (Stalinist) Communists, and
the White Band PVO's, the former
private army of Aung Sang.
All Want TO Gust Premier.
All want to oust Premier Thakir
Nu, but have nothing else In COM
mon.
The PvO's rebelled aginst Thakin
NUS 15-point socialist program OF
no compromise with the Commu-
nists. Reports from the interior
say they are not actually taking part
in the fighting, which on the rebe.
side is reported led mostly by the
Red Flag Communists.
The ferocity of the fighting was
reflected in a government commun.
ique which said some rebels were
cutting the heads off their dead
and carrying them of in order te
avoid Identification.
This was reported after a battle
at Nom in the Toungoo district
about 100 miles northeast Of Ran
COON
Evening star., 1948-09-19

of high-speed stunt flying.
A witness said the plane dived to
within 100 feet Of the ground at
more than 400 miles an hour,
THE aircraft then climbed to 800
feet, where it started to slow roll
to the right" he related. "It had
completed half of the maneuver
when the pilot appeared to lose
control and the aircraft dived into
the ground and burst into flames. j."
The bomber skidded down the
road, knocking cars aside like ten
pins, and finally few apart with
the explosion Of its gasoline tank.
In a Battle of Britain" show at
Leuchars, Fife, a Spitfire fighter
blew up at the bottom of a power
dive and the pilot was killed.
Still another fatal accident oc-
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Advisory Body Formed
For ChiIdren's Bureau
By the Assoeiotsd Press

An advisory committee has been
organized to aid the United States
Children's Bureau on Federal-State
programs for maternal and child
health and crippled children's serv-
ices.
The committee, 1t was announced
yesterday, will be headed by DR..
Harry H. Gordon, professor of pedi-
atrics at the University Of Colorado.
It includes representatives of pro-
fessional and non professional
groups.
The Children's Bureau administers
the $18,5OO,O00 grants which Con-
gress provides each year for the
States to broaden their maternal and
child health and crippled children
services.
The Atlantic Ocean is q shade
more salty than the average for all
oceans. being 36 per cent salt.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
BOBBY Trap in Auto
Leaves Foe Of Burma
Reds Near Death
BY the Associated Press

RANGOON, Burma, Sept. 18.-
Brig. q Tin Tut, a leader in the fight
against Burma's communicated re-
bellion, was near death in hospital
today from wounds inflicted by a
would-be assassin who BOBBY trap
ped his car.
Gen. Tin Tut, who resigned as for
eign minister to become inspector
general of the Burmese Auxiliary
Force, was reported in a most
grave" condition. Hospital authori-
ties said he was unconscious and
his pulse recordings were every
weak"
! The assassination attempt took
Evening star., 1948-09-19

exercises open the universitys 20sth
year.
Mr.. Stassen has announced that
he will continue his activities In
behalf Of the Republican Party.
He is campaigning actively In be-
half Of you.
The Minnesotan, who is staying
at the Penn-Sheraton Hotel near
the campus with his wife and two
children, will move into a suburban
Mount Airy residence after 1t has
been renovated.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. As
", ~,

as president Of the University Of
Pennsylvania.
The former Minnesota governors
selection to become head Of the ivy
draped West Philadelphia institu-
ton was confirmed late yesterday
by the university's Board Of
Trustees.
Mr.. Stassen promptly announced
he will be at his desk Monday
morning and then tour the campus.
His first pronouncement to the stu
dent body will be next Friday when
Evening star., 1948-09-19

CURED st the Iichfield Raj Sta
tion, where . Mosquito crashed and
burned, killing two flying officers.
The Battle Of Britain" exhibits
commemorated the RAF's stand
against the Luftwaffe during the
blitz in 1910.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Sfassen 10 Start Work
AT U. Of P. Tomorrow

BY The Assoeiotsd Press
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18.-Har-
old e. Stassen, Monday, takes over
, 1948-08-04
ARREST POLICE.

new Chief Of Police, appoint
ed by the Mayoress Of Berlin
approved by the Military Gov
errors of the western zones
but disapproved by the Sow
lets has demanded their re-
lease but no reply has been re
ceived.
The Police forces have been
split into two factions since
the Police
Chief dismissed all officers
who were not sympathetic
with the Soviets and replaced
them with communists.
, 1948-08-04
o N DR.. LANcLos

you are completing 20 years
Of such service. Both as Gov
ernor and as a friend, permit
to extend sincere congrat-
ulation upon this long period
of continuous service to the
community. We can only hope
that more of our young people
who have been trained in the
States will dedicate themselv-
es to useful careers in and for
their home community"
, 1948-08-04
BRITISH CLASH.

rectly connected Herewith.
Britain and France are mem
bers under a right granted by
the Danube Convention of
1921, but Vishinsky holds that
such a rule does not apply to
the Suez nor Panama Canals
and therefore should not APP
ply to the Danube.
The French also protested
vigorously and in reply to
Vishinsky's threat to intro
duce a draft which would
place control of the Danube in
the hands of Russia and her
satilites, said that it requires
the consent of all the men,
bers to remove anyone from
membership on the board.
, 1948-08-04
CORRECTION

In the fifth paragraph of the
editorial, 1--WE Do Not Get All
The Benefits, line 10, should
read "around $40 per day,
ect. ;" instead of $500.
, 1948-08-04
RUSHING.

plies of basic necessity. At
the same time the British an
nounced that thirteen large
transport aircraft turned over
by nine British companies
will join the fleet now opera
ting in Germany.
, 1948-08-04

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rector of the institute, conceived
and produced "The American
Dream" Earle McGill directs.
Stars in the show include Helen
Hayes, Ralph Bellamy, Paul Lu-
kas, Frederic March and Sam Lee
vene
For this series the institute was
recently give ma special award in
Variety's 18th Annual Survey of
show management and a citation
of distinguished merit from the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews.
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concluded from page. p
he future.

Concluded from page. p
the future.
These programs are produced
by the Institute for Democratic
education in New York and de-
signed to combat discrimination
and promote better inter group
relations. Two other state groups,
the Connecticut Interracial COM
mission and the New York State
Commission Against discrimina-
ton, have also sponsored the
series.
The series has to date been
aired by 551 stations in the Uni
ted States. 1t is currently heard
in Banbury, Conn; Indianapolis,
and Schenectady, N. Y.
Harold Franklin, program di-
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