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Evening star., 1948-06-09
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struction In inteilisent iivinE conductsd 81
wharf &:s a:sa a:' 3 81
Coed dance class, YMCA. 1886 q street
instruction and practice in waltz, foz
Center: Thirtsensh sad Clifton streets
Instruction and practice in South Amer.
sse s:asss ws:s s.l:s Is's O'Clock
night. -
Princeton Club, willard Hotel, 12:1b
road Gsns. willard Hotel. 1s:1S pm.
chiidren's Aid Society. willard Hotel
12 80 pm. tomorrow. $500, o.,.
.un Rsnh'ysn.s ycnsnr, sesssm sssss n ss
:sss eaS 1ssS stssi Ros. iso
. Estional. .o!,;,y, Layers Guild willard HOTEL
esiisa.ns e'slHia fsn'ses; sesrdi.s school, willard
AIsr. Special 'IS1 Libraries Association. Hotel
s'atier' . sFRci2H siR, tSn0TEaHHil TnE1aHHils1rs.
Center Market CITY, Fifth and rfeets
NV, 1DeR ~ am ash.t to ve.kSs9.; S% psnsinss
and sculpture from ths, corcoran School
faSiie HIrary. Eighth and ( street:
aw srsxnss epen and psntinss % By 5osepsns Dan
"a ss, w.. 4 a w :1sn
Il 1so 70 p aiso rd:sa.,s na seaash shssSsh Sr,ds3:
am. to 4:30 pm. saturdays and 70 s-.9 2
.a.. ssnSs'' s.ss a.tR s'pna, Samuel soot.sa
William H. Calfre. through seHtennsr Il
nnd Hstfs ndsot. ssiois ~ yp.riod afos'' Oh
'0i Philips iii Memorial Gallery. 1900 Twenty
irst street NV, open pm; to p.mi pni
10 IL 70 other 10 D Re.fdsss; PAINT. int
ings by Marjorie Phillips Tor an inosnn''e
pastels By Helen Fowler, sculptured xlass
81 wills Lowry and pottery BY Dorothy
Ss,isnsi Archives. exhibition h.Il. Con;
Ninth Streets NV, open s;45 am; te
Ds SUNDAYS xse.nasi .aa hoiidays iR Soy exhibit
esIis estaSiishment sAs Of A1 the Navy Department.
non fhrourh ayi %o1d Var s
copies of Japaneses Times and Advertiser,
aa,y sneIsh ineHSdins eopies pub.hsd
English during World War u, Japanese
editorials, propaganda on war, battle o.
rs. sas corsi s.1;dd Sea and Others for an ~osn-
Lbrsry Of Censrsss, First end East
Capitol streets Sc, open am. to ~
gm M9ndays tnrousa .na 10 p Sum
days: M original iseecf Abbey copy Of The
Magma Carta on loan from the l British
Trnuscript Of Lincoin's three-pase auto
biography" for an indefinite period; ex-
hibit commemorstinx German immigrants
Evening star., 1948-06-09

Of 194e and their achievements IN the
United States. through Monday.
Natienal GALLERY d Art, sixth street and
s Pm. weekdays and to 10 pm. sun
days; painting and sculpture compristng
the Mellon. Kress. Widener and Dale col
lections and gtfte from other donors. for
an indefinite period.
Fish and WINNIE Service, under main
loSby In Com0eree Department Building,
Fourteenth and : streets NV, open .
An. TO 4 pm. daily; display Of animals
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Penthouse, YwCA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV: everybody sing, o'clock
tonight; dance to orchestra, o'clock
tonight; gym open to 9:45 o'clock tonight.
Armed Services YMCA,. 1896 q street
to O'Clock tontght.
Soldiers, Sailors and Naftneg Club,
Evening star., 1948-06-09
Nursing Workshop to Open

Mis- Grace j. Matthews, super
visor Of Public Health Nursing IN
the Southwest Health Center, WI
attend the workshop on mental
hygiene IN nursing to be conducted
at Catholic University beginning
Friday and continuing until june
n. Miss Matthews win serve as q
seminar leader.
Evening star., 1948-06-09

f101B L street NV; lounge, library. writ
ing desk. billiard tables. radio.
eervtcemsn's Victory Center. 1113 PENN
sylyanfa avenue NV; free canteen; open
daily, noon to midnight.
Evening star., 1948-06-09

Nelly Don Eton jocketed
sunbook dress Of tissue eine-
hom. The skirt swings full
with its deep-set, side-hidden
pockets. The waist Gunner
bund with ric-roc! Red, navy or
brown. Sizes lotol8, SlO.o5
Evening star., 1948-06-09

Nelly DON dotted Swiss
demurely cool for summer.
Dainty niceties ore its little
lines Of Ioce at. the neck and
woist its tiny ice-drop
buttons. Pink, blue, white.
Sizes z to 40. SlO.5
Evening star., 1948-06-09

Nelly Don sportive
chombroy oetWeIy perfect -.
prettiIy ot ease. Fastened with
festive jewel-lke buttons, short
sIeeved and Sonforized, pre-
shrunk.. Blue, Moue pink,
eroy. Sizes Is to 40. SASS
Evening star., 1948-09-07
|Wuter Tank Adviser
Called to Care for Own

BY the kssoeiotsd Press
PRATT, Kans.-City Water Supt.
Alar Mawdsley was asked to 60 to
Topeka recently to address the
Evening star., 1948-09-07
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LUNCHEONs.
9Rysl'E a Gotsf G6teisi AgTni Mems
Maynower Hotel. 12:15 pm. tomorrow.
Members and guests.
Assss.aoI ssass qf1sa; hss:l ln'' II n0sn' cafeteria
soroptimist Club luncheon and meet
Ing. Willard Hotel. 1 pm. tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Library Of Congress, First and East Cap
70 PM sHndss: original Lacoek ,ss ' AbbeS y
the the British xovernment Until DECEMBER b ttHB Is;
original manuscripts of Lincoln's three
pase autobiography" for an indefinite
and Constitution avenue NV open 10
fok ana art e9hSt tx S o
104 water colors illustrating early Ameri-
can arts and crafts from the Index
paintings and Sculpture comprising the
Mellon, Kress, Widener, and Dale collec
ton. and sifts from other donors for an
street snd New York .vens. NV. open
to 4s9 Pm b4o,ss MOndays 10 an to 43o
days; paintings BY Margaret Gates. Ethsl
csifee, % throuah 1 'september rnf T.. and % Water
colors of artists Of Washington for an
Phillips Memorial Gallery. 1900 Twenty
first street NV. open daily 1 am. to g
.. m, Monday until 10 pm, Sunday . to
pm. Modern French and American
National Archives. exhibition hall. Com
stttution avenue between Seventh and
Ninth streets NV, open S:45 am. to
5:15 pm. weekdays. 1870 to 5 pm Sat.
urdays. and 1:3o to s pm. SUNDAYS and
holidays; exhibition in honor Of Golden
Of the Netherlands and Of the inyestirure
Queen through next Thursday; exhibit
commemoratin gthe 15Oth anniversary OF
the establishment OF the Navy Department.
including naval documents from the Revo-
luton through World War II surrender
papers, for an indefinite period
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building.
Fourteenth and E streets NV. open q
am. to 4 pm. daily: display Of animals
and fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
period.
FOR sERVICEMEN.
Penthouse YWCA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV; global CAB. o'clock tonight:
opens a:45 O'Clock tonight.
1913 SdsTi Street. saogi NW rnH ounst Tsry eqs r4
ing desk. billiard tables, radio.
Pennsylvanla avenue NV, free canteen,
0pfn Hrmed eds serTee9 RSea YMGA Ganfh TBS stree.
NV; dance class on roof. o'clock
tonight
Evening star., 1948-09-07

Kansas League of municipalities on
the subject, Care and Maintenance
Of Water Tanks" While he was in
Topeka awaiting to address the dele
gates, he received a phone call from
home-informing him that one OF
the city's water tanks had over
flowed, damaging residences in the
ares
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Robin Hood Film Stirs
BOYS to Extortion Notes
by the Assoeiatsd Press

ROME.-The Aim, robin Hood" "
was blamed for a series Of threat
ening letters sent by two 15-year-
old boys to wealthy people in Mo-
dena, Northern Italy.
Antonio Caruti and Alfredo Pros
peri, arrested, admitted authorship
Of several threatening letters sent to
rich people ordering them to give
sums of money to poor families.
The boys said to the police: I'VE
got the idea when we saw the film
Robin Hood"
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
"Recovery Aid Or Draft Necessary
 Says Secy. Royan

WASHINGTON, (P)-Secretary of the army Royall told Senators yesterday that the alternative to a European recovery plan may be drafting men for military service.
 Royall made the statement to the Senate foreign relations com mittee in response to questions from chairman Vendenberg (R.- MichD and Senator Lodge R.- Mass).
 The army secretary testified that unless the recovery plan is accepted, the army and its budget will have to be "measurably and immediately" increased.
 Asked how this can be accom- plished, Royall said either through an increase in voluntary enlist ments, which he said is doubtful, or some method of selective serv- ice"
 If we assume that voluntary enlistments have not produced as many men as necessary, that leaves only the draft, Lodge com mented.
 Royall replied: that this is cor rect.
 In other words, Lodge said, we have the alternative of the Euro pean recovery plan, or ''else going back to the draft"
 Royall said this is the logical conclusion" unless some means can be found through increaed compensation or some ot h r means.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Jewish-PilOted Fires On British Plane

JERUSALEM, (P) - A plane which British military officials said they believed was Jewish-pi- loted fired on an RAF reconnais- sance craft yesterday over Kfaret- zoin, in the mountain area south of Jerusalm, where Jaws and Arabs had been locked in a bloody 24-hour battle.
 The pilot of the reconnaissance plane reported the Jewish plane dipped down over a cluster of Jewish settlements and dropped a message. The reconnais n e plane followed it down and was fired on, but did not return the fire, the report said.
 It was the first time the British had met any aerial opposition since the outbreak of hostilities over partition of the Holy Land,
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Russians Planning Defeat Of Marshall Recovery Plan

BERLIN, (P) - British and American officials studied yester- day a reported cominform scheme identified as Protocol M'-for smashing the Marshall plan and crippling the industrial Ruhr. The anti-Communist German press, which published the alleged Com munist program, denounced it as proposed "putsch."
 Details of the plan, first pub liShed by the French-licensed newspaper Der Kurier late We'd nesday, said the program, brought to light in western Germany, would be coordinated by the com inform-the Communist "infor- nation agency" set up by Com munist leaders of nine nations in Poland last fall-and supported fully by the Soviet Union.
 There seemed little inclination in either British or American of ficial quarters to dougt the au- thentncity of the plan. One Amer ican official said publication of the plan alone was damaging enough to the Communist program in Germany.
 Protocol M" as published by anti-COmmuniSt newSpaDerS in Berlin yesterday, sets out the op- erational procedure for creating mass strikes in transport and metal industries in western Ger many ito break the monopolistic- capitalistic attack of the so-called Marshall plan"
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Rent Control Hear. ings Start Saturday

WASHINGTON, (P) - Senate committee hearings on legislation to extend rent controls, now due to expire Feb. 29, will begin to- morrow.
 Senator Cain R.-WashD, chair man of a banking subcommittee on rents, yesterday announced plans for the hearings. He said rent ad- ministrator Tighe Woods will be among the first days witnesses.
 Extension of thees controls is called for in one section of Presi- dent Truman's 1O-point cost-of- living program. It is one of the points he appears to have the best chance of getting from Congress although there is opposition.
 It has not drawn the fire, how ever, that has been leveled at the Presidents request for price-Wage controls. Sharp opposition to that cropped out in Democratic ranks yesterday with Senator Maybank D.-S. e. asserting that "all this talk about rationing and price control is only serving to fright en people and will do more harm than good"
 Cain told a news conference that other witnesses scheduled to appear Saturday include secretary of commerce Hartman and Sena- tor Myers O.-Pa), sponsor of a rent control bill.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Congress Will "File And Forget Cost
 Of Living'' Tax Cut

WASHINGTON, P- Republi- cans yesterday pasted "file and forget" tag on President Truman's proposal for a "cost of living" cut in income taxes balanced by a new excess profits levy on corpo- rations.
 With even key Congressional Democrats showing little enthusi- asm for the White House plan, the majority leadership signaled in stead for action on a measure by Rep. Knutson R.-MinnO to re- duce income taxes $5,6OO,0O ,O00 a year, mainly on percentage ba- sis.
 The House ways and means committee which Knutson heads was summoned to take up his bill tomorrow. Secretary of the treas ury Snyder was invited as the first witness.
 The White House would:
 l. Give each taxpayer flat $40 year reduction for himself and each dependent dated back to Jan. 1. Thus a man with a wife and two children would pay $16O less in 1948. This would remove 1O,3O0,000 persons from the tax rolls and reduce the taxes of 54,- 500,O00 others.
 2. Recoup the $3,2OO, ,OOO loss of federal revenue by a new 75 per cent excess profits tax on cor porations. Corporations with prof its of $5O,00O or less would be ex- empt. Others would receive an exemption of 135 per cent of their average l935-29 profit plus $5O,- 900.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16

SEATTLE, With two tenn porary patches on her bottom plates, the Northland Transporta- ton company refrigerator ship Palisana is expected to leave Prince Rupert for Seattle.
 The Palisana grounded on Bar rett Point during heavy fog last Friday while leaving Prince Ru- pert. Barrett Point is at the en- trance of Prince Rupert harbor.
 Northland officials said tenn porary patches were put on No. 2 and No. 3 double-bottom tanks in a Prince Rupert drydock. The yes sel will be given permanent re- pairs in Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Kodiak Protests Navy Sales to Civil ian Employees

WASHINGTON, (P) - Repre- sentatives of Kodiak, Alaska, business men have appealed to Congressmen and naval officers to stap sales to civilians at ships stores and navy commissaries al the naval operating base there.
 Mayor Lee Bettinger and L. J. Norman, Kodiak businessman, asked that the navy restrict it's sales to service personnel and families. Unrestricted sales they said are running" the business of regular merchants.
 The two representatives said the navy sells such items to civil ianS as Women's clothing, house. hold utensils furnishings, radios, coasters, watches, jewelry, cos metics, cameras, film, luggage, photographs, records, and sport ing goods, and also maintains a civilian bar at the base where li- quor may be purchased by the drink or package.
 All these goods, they said, are sold without tax, at less than wholesale prices and without added freight costs which the merchants must include in their costs. They cited the sale of beer at S3 a case that costs the mer. chants $4,79 care to land in Ko. diak.
 Even medical service, they con tinued, is furnished at the base a a rate of S5 a day for hospitiliza. ton as compared to a S7.50 rate at the Kodiak hospital. Physician. services are provided free. while
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SEATTLE, (P)-An Alaska Air lines spokesman said yesterday that opening of maintenance base at Great Falls is under con- sideration but that the line is not considering transfer of it's main base of operations from Seattle to Great Falls in which Mayor Hjal- mer C. Johnson said he was in- formed the line would transfer its maintenance base and make Great Falls it's entry port into the States.
 The spokesman said no definite decision will be reached until af- ter James A. Wooten, president of the line, visits Great Falls Janu- ary 28.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
CIO JAW Will Seek Wage Hike

DETROIT, (P)-The CIO JAW announced today they would seek a wage increase of 25 cents an hour and an additional five cents for other benefits in forthcoming negotiations with the motor car industry.
 The demands, approved by the unions 22-man executive board, are aimed at obtaining a third round of cost-of-living adjust mentS since the war.
 Also included are demands for a guaranteed weekly wage and a three weeks vacation for workers with five years seniority.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Vets Board Repays Half Of Loan

JUNEAU, (P) - A check for S175,000 was given to the Terri torial treasurer yesterday by the Veterans Board in compliance with a court of appeals decision upholdnng federal judge George Folta's earlier ruling.
 Norman Haley, Territorial com missioner of veterans affairs, said a similar sum will be paid April 30.
 The money, to go to the Terri torial treasury's general fund, was loaned to the Veterans Board to facilitate it's operations.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
NEWS TN BRIEF

MIAMI, Fla. (H) - Eight jet propelled army fighter planes hopped off at l0:50 am. yesterday for a 97O-mile maximum range, nonstop flight to Andrews Field, Washington.
 It is one of the longest squad ron operational flights undertaken by these 500-mile an hour craft. The planes belong to the 336th squadron, fourth fighter group and are under the command of It. Col. Nathan H. Abbott of Burling ton, Vt.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Truman FavOrs
 Alaska Statehood

In stating that Our first goal is to secure fully the essential hu- man rights of our citizens" Presi- dent Truman, in his State of the Union address to Congress on January 2, urged immediate state hood for Alaska and Hawaii.
 "We should also consider our obligation" the President said, ito assure the fullest possible mea- sure of civil rights to the people of our territories and possessions I believe that the time has come for Alaska and Hawaii to be ad- mitted to the Union as States"
 Two years ago, in addressing Congress, the President made this subject part of his speech when he said, ''I urge, too, that the Con- gress promptly accede to the wishes of the people of Hawaii that the Territory be admitted to statehood in our Union, and that similar action be taken with re- spect to Alaska as soon as it is certain that this is the desire of the people of that great Terri tory" Nine months after he said those words, the people of Alaska expressed their desire for state hood in a referendum presented to them in the October, 1946, general election.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
Candhi Passes 8Oth Hour Of Fast

NEW DELHI, tR- Mohandas K. Gandhi passed his 80th hour of fasting tonight. His physicians announced he had a good sleep last night, and added:
 His general condition remains the same except the kidneys are not functioning properly and elimination is defective"
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
SEATTLE (P)-John Black, TO-

SEATTLE tP)-John Black, 70, Yukon Territory sourdough who helped build Canada's first trans continental highway through the Rockies at Crows Nest Pass, B. C., in 1914, died Tuesday.
 He went to the Yukon during the gold rush and stayed about eight years, and had lived here 25 years, working as an accountant until his retirement. His widow, Bertha, and two brothers, George, and William, Vancouver, B. C., survive him.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
JUNEAU P)-Eugene Lamoore

JUNEAU (P)-Eugene Lamoore pleaded innocent Wednesday to charges of first degree murder and perjury.
 Lamoore has been accused of aiding Austin Nelson in the slay- ing of Jim Ellen, a merchant, in December, 1946. Nelson was con- victed and sentenced to hang but was granted stay of execution pending the outcome of Lamoore's trial.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
JUNEAU (P-George Harrison

JUNEAU (P)-George Harrison Meeks, convicted last March of murder for the knife staying of Clarence Campbell, Seattle, on Dec. 10, 1945, will be retried starting yesterday.
 Witnesses have been subpoen- aed from various parts of the United States and also Okinawa. The circuit court ordered a retrial because of irregularities in the first trial.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16
PHILADELPHIA, (P) -

PHILADELPHIA, tP - A 22- year-old. graduate nurse embarks tomorrow on a 4,000-mile trip by train, plane and dog sled to Ne mana, Alaska, where she will serve as a missionary nurse-her life long ambition.
 At Nenana, small village about 50 miles west of Fairbanks, Gladys Shreiner will be the only
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16

medical authority among some 250 inhabitants who receive medical care at St Marks Mission, a chil- dren's home maintained by the Episcopal church.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-16

RALEIGH. N. C.. (P)-Josephus Daniels. Raleigh publisher and secretary of the navy during the first world war died yesterday ali the age of e5. from pneumonia.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1948-01-03

A sheet for members 4ad
guests will be held by the Kod.
lax Rod and Gun Club tOmor-
row at the-indoor range at. Fl.
Greedy. Transportation will
leave from the bank at 1870
am. Refreshments for the meet
will be served from the turkey
won by Tom Nachand at tn.
last shoot.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1948-01-03
KOiH MiRsusm
ChiId's Funeral Hello

Funeral services were held at
Ousinkie last week for Cleo
Pestrikoff, about II, who died
IN the tuberculosis saritorium
at Seward. The little girl is sur.
vlved by two sisters, Paris and
Anna, and two brothers, Nicho-
las and David, all at the Kodiak
Baptist Mission.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1948-01-03

I Thought I could clean
stoves at Seattle rates, bat I
find l must raise the price to
$3.50, with a S. rate to repeat
regular calls
Clark's Home Service.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1948-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ed
wards flew to Vancouver B c.,
for the holidays,
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1948-01-03

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