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Evening star., 1948-07-04
Area Camera Fans
Win Photo Awards

Bailey Donnally, jr., 18, graduating
senior OF Holtville (Ala.) High
School, was the winner Of the Ma
tional High School Photographic
awards, sponsored by the Eastman
Kodak Co. His picture Of two
school musicians in an otherwise
empty auditorium won a 500 divi-
sion prize and the $500 grand award
The contest ran from February 2
to May 7 and there were four other
500 awards; five second prizes and
an equal number of third prizes be-
sides $40 and IS awards to scores.
Among the area winners, $40 went
to Fred Marchionna Of woodrow
Wilson High School for q Jefferson
Memorial picture; IS to Anne Chad
wick of the same school for a child
study, "Elizabeth";; IS to De Anne
Hays of Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School for picture, Making
Wax Flower: IS to Buddy Combs
of Sidwell Friends School for Ferry
Ride; IS each to Hugh Everett, III
of st. Johns College High School
and William G. Collier of Central
High for outstanding cherry blossom
pictures.
Judges of the competition were
Julien Bryan, photographer and lee
turer; c. Scott Fletcher, head Of
Encyclopaedia Brittanica Films, and
Kenneth w. Williams, manager of
the Photographic illustrations divi-
sion. Eastman Kodak Co.
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tentatively for July %. with Mrs.
Eva Carrico as chairman and Mrs.
Bertha Fichthorn, Mrs. Fairfax
Lomack and Mrs. Eileen Noland
serving on her committee.
A tea for the patients in ward A
at Mount Alto Hospital will be held
July Is from 2 to 4 pm. with, Miss
Catherine Clarke in charge and
parley chairmen assisting
All units are urged to send their
parley dues to Mrs. Pearl Heagerty
5100 North Capitol street, imme-
diately.
Members of the parley distributed
cigarettes to the women's wards at
Mount Alto last week.
Mrs. Eva Carrico, in charge of
work at ST. Elizabeth's Hospital
will distribute gifts and cigarettes
later on.
Today-Volunteer Hospital Work
ers, Mount Alto Hospital, 2 to 4:3C
pm.
Monday-Vincent B. Costello
Unit, Ward Ell party, Mount Alto
Hospital, 7 pm.
Wednesday-Ft. Stevens Unit
ward party, Walter Reed Hospital
/ pm.
Friday-James E. Walker Unit
1719 Thirteenth street NV, 8 pm
Saturday - Volunteer Hospital
Workers, Mount Alto Hospital, Q tc
] 4.31 u m
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Society's June Contest
Winners Named

Results of the June contest of the
National Photographic Society in
both color slide and monochrome
divisions have been announced as
follows:
Color slide, regular units. grand
honors-H. B. Beville, G. A. Krause
Lancelot Sukert and Miss Mae l.
Hahlen.
Honors-P. F. Lambert, Miss Hah-
len, George w. Riley, Mrs. Cary l.
Hamm and C. B. Hebbard.
Honorable mention-Mr. Krause
Miss Vera Roberts.
Large slides, grand honors-Mr
Krause and Mr. Lambert.
Honors-Mr. Krause.
Honorable mention-Robert T
Brown.
Monochrome division, honorable
mention-James M. Springer, Ar.
thur L. Schoeni and Jack L. Klei.
man.
Plans are progressing for an in.
ternational salon and the date Il
tentatively set for next March. Mis-
Eleanor Parke Gusts and John r
Hogan are two judges alread!
chosen
Evening star., 1948-07-04
By Donald H. Muoridoe

Just as the speed championship
tourney at the Washington Chess
Divan ended in a tie for first place
and the title, so did the rapid tran
sit championship tourney end in a
tie, with a play-off match to follow
among the regular events of the
Divan. In the finals held on June
26, Hans Berliner and Oscar
Shapiro, holders, respectively, OF
last years rapid title and of the
District match title, outdistanced
the field and finished neck and neck
with scores of 30.
The preliminary sections held on
June % attracted an entry of 81
players excluding last years cham
pion, Berliner, who was seeded, and
all but one returned to play in the
finals three nights later. The 10
best scores went to the champion
ship finals and the remainder to
The class B tourney. The cham
- 1fr
Evening star., 1948-07-04
News About Stamps
By Jones Woldo Eawcett

William Chard Bond, Superin-
tendent of Buildings of the Library
of Congress since 1928, retired from
that position on Thursday. He was
president of the Washington Phila-
telic Society in 1884 and 1885 and
one Of the principal officers of the
stamp exhibitions of 1882, 1885 and
1910. Though he has sold his main
collection, he still is interested in
philately as well as In his wood and
metal working hobby.
Two weeks after the adjournment
of Congress, the Post Office Depart
ment still has not received COM
plete list of all the stamp resolu-
tions passed by both branches and
sent to President Truman for sig
nature. Up to Friday, the follow
ing items were known to have been
approved: 300th anniversary of the
Volunteer Firemen's movement,
20Oth anniversary of the City OF
Alexandria, Va; Tooth anniversary
of peace with Canada Qnterna-
tional Bridge, Tooth anniversary OF
Oregon Territory, Tooth anniversary
of Fort Kearney (not spelled Kearny
as in the case of the name of Gen.
Stephen Watts Kearny), Tooth an
niversary of the Boston Poultry
Show, Tooth anniversary OF the
American Turner'S Society, Tooth
anniversary of the Seneca Falls Con-
vention progress of Women), 85th
anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address, 50th anniversary OF the
Rough Riders, 50th anniversary OF
the federation of the five burroughs
OF New York City, dedication OF MI.
Palomar Observatory, and Heroes OF
Peace commemorative" for VIII
liam Allen White, long editor OF the
Emporia Gazette, and Moina
Michael, sponsor of the Flanders
Poppy campaign for veterans relief.
The fate of the proposed stamp
In memory of Juliette Gordon Low,
founder of the Girl Scouts OF Amer
lea, is uncertain. Mr.. Truman had
not signed the resolution calling
for its Issuance when the Stamp Dl-
vision closed Friday for the holiday
week end.
The design for the Sc airmall
golden anniversary stamp for the
five boroughs Of New York City is
reproduced herewith. 1t shows an
outline map of the metropolitan
Evening star., 1948-07-04

after several years holiday" Col
lectors may obtain postmarks by
sending covers stamped and self
addressed.
Many frst-day covers of the Four
Chaplains stamp were spoiled when
blocks of four were Cancelled by
machine. Dark -colored adhesives, it
seems, should be given hand treat
ment when they are used to frank
irst-day envelopes in double pairs
The Post Office Department has
ordered 582 postage meter machines
from Pitney-Bowes, Inc, Stamford,
Conn. Individual post Office install
lations soon will number 1886 in
557 different communities. The ma
chimes produce small printed labels
for parcels, thus eliminating regular
postage stamps
In celebration of the tooth ami
versary of the founding of The
Hague, the postal authorities of the
Netherlands have brought out four
charity stamps One represents the
Knights Hall, another the Kneuter-
dix Palace. Also included in the
set are adhesives picturing the
Palace on the Dam and the New
Church in Amsterdam.
Korea announces two stamps for
the Olympic Games in London-5w,
emerald, national flag in a wreath:
low, violet, marathon runner with
torch.
Cortez,. the conqueror of Mexico,
is portrayed on a new stamp of
Spain, the value being IS cents and
the color black
The postmaster general of Canada
lis considering an appeal for stamp
to publicize the bicentennial of Hall
fax in Nova Scotia, founded by Ed
ward CORVALLIS in 1749.
The Republic of Turkey will have
a 25th anniversary on October 20, and
a stamp for the occasion is expected
1t is reported from London that
the birth Of Princess Elizabeth's first
child will be an event of philatelic
significance specifically.
There is q post office in Texas
called Telephone.
If any living American today is
assured of a future place In the
Nations philatelic gallery, that per-
son is Helen Keller, blind, deaf and
mute except as she has learned to
talk without hearing her own voice,
yet certainly one of the truly great
and useful citizens of our time.
Covers salvaged from the recent
Mainliner wreck have been indorsed
with black handstamp: Delay due
to airmail interruption near Mount
Carmel, Pa, June II, 1948."
Both Life and the National Geo.
graphic Magazine recently have pub
lished illustrated articles on the
principally of Liechtenstein, empha-
sizing the philatelic business which
helps to support the little country.
Dominic A. Brosnan of Natick,
Mass, claims credit for proposing
the Clara Barton stamp, but in point
of fact, it first was suggested by the
late Michael L. Eidsness, jr., in
Stamps Magazine in 1885.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Retired Enlisted Men

Joseph Bartkas, who was retired
as technician, fourth grade, Medical
Department; Horace o. Eley, who
was retired as corporal, Transporta-
ton Corps, and Thomas Welch, who
was retired as sergeant, 9207th
T. s. D. detachment, were admitted
to membership in Association No. l
at a recent meeting.
The next meeting will take place
in September, when election Of Of
ficers will take place.
Past Comdr. David j. Malenfant
was presented with a token Of es-
TEEN on his departure temporarily
for a visit in New England.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Local Odd Fellows

The Department Association Of
the Ladies Auxiliary Washington
Canton, Patriarchs Militant, will
hold its annual picnic and birth.
day party Wednesday from $50 te
$50 pm. in Jessup Blair Park. AL
members are invited.
On Friday evening Langdor
Lodge will meet at 2020 Rhode
Island avenue NE.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

T,Uo pictures from the 18th
Bell System . travelling salon,
currently shouting at the
Smithsonian Institution, are
reproduced here. Top is "His
Pride and Joy" by Kenneth
Marsh of Detroit. Belo,u it
is "Reaching for the Sky"
a print by Paul Gilleland OF
st. Paul. Both haze been er-
hibHed in many salons before
selection for the travelling
exhibit.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Club Exhibit Ends

The newly formed U. s. Chamber
of Commerce Photo Club closed its
first exhibition Friday at the lobby
of the chamber headquarters. Eight
cen prints were on exhibit, all
made by the members and covering
landscape, portraiture and still
life photography. The club meets
monthly and has its own darkroom
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Remington-R Rand, Inc, has an
nounced the formation of new
Photographic department, headed by
j. M. Nigel, which will introduce
new line Of enlarging papers. The
concern has been in the field for
II years and started sensitized
products in l942.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Careful Driving

After development films should
be hung up to dry. Until thoroughly
dry never allow the film to come
in contact with any other sub
stance. After drying place each
negative in a separate envelope to
avoid the possibility of scratching.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Erasins Shadows

When making time exposures on
interior shots. deep shadows under
tables and other furniture can be
overcome by using q portable lamp
to paint" the area with light.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
1SII73IsIlElIx1SSglIsd Il

area, bound together with wed
ding ring" bearing the dates 1898
and 1948 and surrounded by seven
planes in flight. The color of the
stamp will be red, and panes of 100
copies are indicated.
A series of pictorial stamps for the
Gold Coast has been released, with
values, colors and subjects listed as
follows: I'D green, mounted con-
stabulary; Id ultramarine, Chris
tiansborg Castle; 112d scarlet, en-
blem of the Joint Provincial Coun-
Gil; I'd brown, native drums; 212d
gray, map; Sd dark blue, manganese
mine; 4d magenta, Lake Bosumtwi;
Cd orange-yellow, cocoa farmer; 1sh
vermillion and black, breaking cocoa
pods; 2sh sage and red, troopfng the
colors; Ssh gray and purple, surf
boats, and Josh sage and black,
forest scene.
An international stamp dealers
meeting is being arranged at Breg-
enz, Austria, August 80 to Septem-
ber l, inclusive, Immediately after
the close of the IMABA at Basel,
Switzerland.
The post Office at Rough and
-
Evening star., 1948-07-04
To the Readers of the
Stamp Column, to it's
Advertising Director:

THANK YOU! Our June rs auc-
ton sale was a huge success.
Seventy people attended! Yes, and
IL was a hot night and the night of
the Louis fight. This guarantees
regular sales of this type for the
prices were even higher than cur
rent New York sales! Visitors came
from far points in Md, Va. and Pa.
Yes. we hold a small $50 lot sale
at 2:30 pm. next Saturday in our
office: ALSO WE CONDUCT
DAILY AUCTION SALES!
FIDELITY STAMP CO.
sos &c" st. NV. (DI. $500
P.S.-Do not slip up on the new 1st
Days. Over 100 kinds of envelopes
on display!
Evening star., 1948-07-04

States Open Championship, which
opens tomorrow at Baltimore. the
playoff match will have to wait until
this event is over.
After losing their match to the
Divan on the 18th, the Log Cabin
Chess Club went on to Baltimore
and there defeated the Maryland
Chess Club. 6l2-4h. "A. E. Santa
siere and r. w. Wayne, vino ap-
peared in the lineup against the
Divan, did not continue to Balti-
more A few months ago the Mary
land Chess Club declined the Dlvan S
invitation to send team tn Wash
ington; but with these results fol
comparison, there is no longer any
necessity for a match.
One can sometimes weather g
single inexactitude in the opening
but hardly two. In the following
Vienna game from the Log Cabin
match, White, with his tenth move
accepts an isolated KIP. When, or
his l4th, he lets the Georgetown
University players knight in al
Q5, his case is hopeless.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Berliner lost to Shapiro and Mug
ridge. Shapiro lost to Knapp and,
IN the last round when a draw
would have given him the title out
right, to Adler.
The B tourney was a walkover for
Herman B. Wobus who, in spite of
a minimum of recent practice, con-
ceded only half a point, to the run
nerup, Russell Church. Church lost
to Gray and Louis B. Thomas. The
details:
H B. Wobus Sl2- q L. Thomas 5 IS
R. Church 6h-2h w. Groves 80 2h-6h2
M. Kurtz - 8 -3 A. Graves - , -712
A. Stein 80 3 A. Keller - . r
w r. Gray a G. Carlson l1a-7Ka
Evening star., 1948-07-04

The post Office at Rough and
Ready, Calf, has been reopened
Evening star., 1948-07-04

The Past Presidents Farley met
with Miss Mabel F.. Staub, chair
man, presiding and Mrs. Pearl
Heagerty as secretary and treasurer.
The parley voted to have a tea
and social for the nurses at Mount
Alto Hospital in the near future at
the Nurses Home.
The annual dinner has been set
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Ph0t0gfapn tne NeS1tIVe'
If you do not have an enlarger
you can use . camera to photo
graph the negative. Place the
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Unit treasurers are requested to
forward the proceeds from the sale
of Poppy seals to the treasurer, Mrs
Sarah Deery, 2431 Newton street
NE.
Evening star., 1948-01-13
Lodge Urges Criticism
OF Home Rule Bill

Citizens of Washington were
urged to examine and criticize the
Auchincloss home rule bill in an
address last night by Thomas E.
Lodge, attorney and former presi-
dent of the Federation of Citizens
Associations.
Speaking before the American
University Park Citizens Associa-
tion, he said the writer's of the bill
already had incorporated some sug-
gestions from Washingtonians and
should be offered others.
There are several points, he said,
in the newly introduced bill which
are subject to improvement, and
citizens associations would be "ren-
dering a public service" in Offering
recommendations.
As an example, he cited the plan
to elect mayor and council m<n-
bers for Washington at a salary Of
$1,000 a year.
This is entirely too low" he said.
1T is salary suitable for a small
town only, and would not attract
strong, intelligent citizens"
He also assailed the plan to COM
pensate members of the proposed
Board Of Education at rate OF $40
a meeting, with a maximum of $3.50
a year, the president receiving SIS
a meeting, with a maximum of $375
a year.
THE administration of the school
and library systems of Washing
ton," he said, should be a full-time
job"
The meeting was held In Hurst
Hall at American University, and
was conducted by Robert Maurer,
president.
Evening star., 1948-01-13
New Yrok Court Defers Rule
In Test Tube Baby.Case
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Jan. ia 4-year-
old girl, described by her mother as
a product of artificial dissemination,
was the key figure today in a court
suit involving the legitimacy of chill
dren sired by modern science.
The mother, Mrs. Julie Strnad,
81, yesterday petitioned State Su-
preme Court Justice Henry Clay
Greenberg to deny her estranged
husband Antonine, AZ, a chauffeur,
the right to visit her daughter,
Antoinette, on the ground that
the child was conceived artificially
and was not the offspring of Mr..
Strnad.
Reserving decision, Justice Green
berg told the woman's counsel:
IF you are successful here, the
child will be established as illegiti-
mate. How will that help the child?
This court will not lend itself to
making any child illegitimate. It
would be inhumane, inhuman and
contrary to the highest precepts of
sociology"
Evening star., 1948-01-13
AZ Italians, II SomoIis
Are Killed in Riotinq
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CAIRO, Egypt, Jan. 13.-British
army headquarters announced to-
day that 42 Italians and II Somalis
were killed Sunday in rioting at
Mogadiscio, in italian Somaliland.
The army said the rioting had
broken out when bands of Somalis
sympathetic to Italian claims to
continued rule over Somaliiand, en-
tered Mogadiscio armed with spears,
clubs, bows and arrows in an effort
to break up procession of the
Soman Youth League.
Evening star., 1948-01-13
|Cnizens Advised
How to Behave
Durinq Fire

Capt. Elmer F. Stein of No. IA
Truck Company offered the Mount
Pleasant Citizens Association last
night a few tips on how to behave
during a fire:
Learn how to turn in an alarm
correctly. After the glass is broken
on an alarm box, be sure to pull the
hook.
If caught in a building during a
fire, feel every door before opening
it. If it is warm. there is fire on
the other side. Leave it shut, and
call for help from a window.
If forced to jump into a net, try
to land on your back, not your feet.
It's much safer that way.
Our men are the best trained in
the country" Capt. Stein assured
the citizens. eve don't chop holes
in your floors at random, we do it
scientifically"
The meeting was held in the
Mount Pleasant Branch Library,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets NV,
and was conducted by Arthur E.
Kimberly, president.
Evening star., 1948-01-13
A1xl ses4s s11a: aasa44 s4sza9a 4e.sasa% sSRsaH
IN JEFFERSON VII LACE
Lee Blvd. e Annundule Rd.
Near Falls Church. Va.


Mor % will TODD conveniently speedily satisfactorily o economically
gfemng refrigerated Smoked
Quoiy Poultry
shse Cheese and in
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l941 12-ton Dodge truck, new motor, new brakes, good rubber, $750; l941 panel l-ton Ford truck $200. used tires, 700x20, $5 each. Phone 132. Fred Tur- pin. 881 If
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'37 Chrysler 4-door Sedan Call Blue 302 880 It
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PERSONNEL ADDED,
 GUTTER WACHUSET1

One officer ano six enlisted men joined the crew of the U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Wachusett this week In addition, Chief Machinist G. D. King returned to the ship from special school in the States.
 The new officer is Chief Pay Clerk Hobart w. Means. The new enlisted men are Chief Electricians Mate Frank D. Coffee. Radiomani Second Class Robert w. Barnett, Radioman Third Class Billy G. Cole man, Ships Cook Third Class How ard L. Gregory, Seaman Richard D. Myers and Seaman Recruit Thomas R. Petersen.
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FOR SALE

$6,800 Excellent one bedroom house in Casey -Shattuck district. Concrete basement, oil furnace, electric stove. Fully furnished. Only six years old. 3-BEDROOM Home. Full base ment. Double plumbing. Large living room with fireplace Good location. Fully furnished Eight years old
 DUPLEX-Two large apartments, located in Scatter tract. Less than ten years old. NEW two bedroom house on Beh- rends Avenue. LARGE filled corner lot facing small boat harbor, Suitable com mercial use.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-07

l6 HIP Johnson Outboard Motor, $200. Phone 166. 37S St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-07

the Territorial Senate Chambers here.
 On June 10, hearing wlI be held by the CAB at Juneau on the granting of mail contracts for an additional six years to the Alaska Coastal Airlines and Ellis Airlines.
 On July 20, the CAB will Told q hearing at Ketchikan on air routes of Ellis Air Lines and the Ketchi- kan Air Service from Ketchikan to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-07
ELKS 10 OBSERVE MCTHERy DAY IN
 SPECIAL SERVICE

The Elks Lodge No APO will pre- sent a special Mothers Day pro- gram Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the Elks Hall for all mothers in Juneau and surrounding area
 The following program has been selected for the observance of a day that is special to all and the public is cordially invited to at tends
 Opening-E Exalted Ruler, Joseph Sadlier.
 "Remembrance''-Esquire. LeRoy West.
 "Sofgs My Mother Taught Me" -Dvorak-Elks Quartet.
 "Benevolenee"- Knight, Wallis s. George.
 Little Mother of Mine Bur leigh-George B. Schmidt.
 "Protection"-Loyal Knight, Dar- rell A. Naish.
 "Londonary Aire" Saxophone Trio Cleo Commers, Earl Grass, Jr., Glenn Leach.
 "Inspiration'-Leading Knight, F. Dewey Baker.
 Mother Machree'-Ernest Ball Pitt F. White, Jr.
 Tribute To Mother'-Rev Samuel McPhetres.
  Fibich-S h-Scotti-Elks Quartet.
 Mrs Lillian Uggen will accom- pany all musical numbers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-07

BALDWIN Acrosonic Piano, 312
 yrs. old Ph. Douglas 354. 879 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-07

Suite residence on Ninth and c stree...
 The shower table was attractivly decorated with lace cloth centered with a huge pink and blue stork with pink and blue streamers to the tables edge. A delicious lunch was served by the hostesseS and after which the guest of honor was presented with many lovely gifts.
 The invited guests were MeSdames
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-07

FRUm vaNCUUVER, D.C.
 D. Forgie from Vancouver, B.C. is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-07
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

 A HONTEl Not just roof. Pine paneling, fireplace, large living room, 3 bedrooms, furnace, large basement, etc. 10th St. BUY on the Beach, large sum- mer homes, modern, one 4-room, basement; 2 one-room cabins. Fritz Cove, Point Louisa, Lena's Beach
 DOUGLAS: 2-bedroom home, mag nificent marine view, full ce- ment basement, completely furn- ished Also 3-bdr., furnace, furn.; 3-bdr., garage basement CAFE. Fountain, central location, real money-naker. Body and fender works.
 S5.SOO 3-mi. Glacier Highway, furn. S1,6oO: 3-room part. furn. s5.800. 2-bdr. remodeled, Erwin St NEAR Small Boat Harbor, bricktex 3-bdr. home; large yard and large shop; 2 furn houses. STAR HILL: 5-bdr. compl. furn.; 3 bdr. modern, furn., furnace, etc. LADIES ATTENTION. Blouse shop central location; hat shop, new stock; at inventory; cafes; sev- eral apt. houses.
 APPROX. 1.500 down pay. brings $400 income apt. house per month.
 APEX, FORESTER, S1SU; 2 can neries; falling equip; pile driv- ing, liquor store, etc.
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Annette Island and for the Ellis Airlines to Klawock via Hydaburg and Craig.
 Tn September, a hearing will be held at Petersburg on the route oi the Petersburg Air Service to Wrangell and Sitka.
 Buchanon has eturned to his Anchorage headquarters via PIMA.
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4 ACRES patented land, SIP foot frontage, II mi. on Glacier High
 way; room cabin, kitchen, un-
 furnished but useable. $1650. P.
 o. Box 2293. 883 At
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Mrs. Carson Lawrence Honor Guest, Shower

Mrs Walter Stutte, Mrs Henry Sully, Mrs. Homer Garvin and Mrs. Cecil Casler were co-hostesses yes terday afternoon at a stork shower ,or Mrs. Carson Lawrence at the
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Henry Hogue, Harry Lea, Frank Hermann, William Hixson, William Brown, Clarence Knight, Tom Hutchings, Lou Hudson, Milton Daniel, Robert Stutte. Floyd Eager son, guest of honor and the nos tesses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-07
CERTlF!CATI0N
 HEARING DATES
 ARE DETERMINED

Three hearing dates have been set by Hearing Examiner Lloyd Euchanon of the Civil Aeronautics Beard at pre-hearing conference in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-07
WILLIAM WYNN Phone 23A

$500 buys small troller with two poles. Gray Marine engine and girdie used months. Skiff and
 herring net included. Call 035 2 long 1 short. 882 3t