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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-07-29
Librury Notes

The following new books
have been added recently to
the shelves of the Big Horn
county library.
Cochran, Without Halos." In
this book you will meet one of
the most delightful families
ever to be written about. They
lived in a parsonage and the
way they met every day trou-
bles, their shortcomings and
their nobler moments makes
this story about the Whites
both entertaining and enlight-
ening.
Coline, "Outcast of the Can
yon." Western fiction.
Crawford, comp, "Cats in
Prose and Verse"
Eden, Miss Adventure" Light
fiction.
Gustafson and others, Land
for the Family" A guide to
country living.
Hunt, more Ben Hunt Whit
things"
Hines, "Good Manners in a
Nutshell"
keystone, Major Crime"
Mystery.
Koehler, 1.-THE Blue Parakeet
Murders" Mystery.
Marsh, "The Wind Blows
Fair" Light fiction.
Millburn, "a Lady's Fancy"
Light fiction.
Morris, honeymoon in Ber-
muda." Light fiction.
Newcomb, Ellis Good Angel"
Light fiction.
Nye, Home Is if You Find
It." This laugh-loaded legend
tells how the Busbys beat the
housing shortage and vice versa.
Peasants, "a Doctor in the
House" With enthusiasm for This
profession and a twinkle in his
eye, a small town doctor takes
you behind the scenes in the
practice of medicine, tracing
the astonishing development OF
medical methods since the turn
of the century and providing an
entertaining anecdotal account
of personalities and cases en-
countered along the way.
Potter, "The Flying North
The bush pilots of Alaska were
real pioneers in aviation; Their
contributions to the science Of
arctic flying and to the de-
velopment Of Alaska itself were
innumerable. In that frozen
land where communication and
transportation were rediouSly
slow, planes were a godsend
This story of daring flights and
miraculous landings under the
worst possible conditions is
thrilling reading.
Roberts, 1.-THE Chicago Bears
This is the story of one of the
most colorful of the professional
football teams. It is packed
with anecdotes about players
on and off the field, and with
descriptions of big moments in
their most thrilling games. Such
names as Red Grange, Bronko
Nagurski. Sid Luckman and
Paddy Driscoll provide exciting
reading for all football fans.
Scott, "Gold for the Dead
Western fiction.
Yahnke, "The Girl Who
Waited" LIGHT fiction.
Ybarra. LANDS of the Andes
Peru and Bolivia" A new kind
of book about two of the most
fascinating countries in the
world.
Bekessv, "Barabbas," a novel
of the time of Jesus. Written
with pace and freshness to suit
the most modern taste, this biz
INSPIRING novel has a timelesS
theme that rises to a dhatterine
climax of human drama. Pre-
sented to Big Horn County j.
brary by the Rev. and Mrs. C
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-07-29

The average American con-
sumeS 1874 quarts of milk in a
year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-07-29
CARD OF

We wish to express our APP
probation to all Of our friends,
both Indians and whites, and to
the American Legion for the
flowers and the assistance given
us at the services for Mark Bear
Claw.
Hartford and jamie Bear
Claw and family.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-07-29

Earthquakes occur on the av-
erage of every 14k hours, a
major earthquake every 6h
days.
Evening star., 1948-11-26
New Faces in Congress
Young of Ohio, Winner Of a Bottle Stors,
To Resume House Seat He Held Years

A former member Of the House
Who won four battle stars for par
ttcipation In the North African
and italian campaigns Of World
War II, will resume his seat in the
Eighty-first Congress, where he pre-
viously served for six years.
He is Stephen M. Young, attor-
ney, q Democrat, who swept out OF
office his predecessor in the Eight
ieth Congress. George H. Bender,
Republican, Representative-at-large
from Ohio.
Mr.. Young served as Representa-
tive-at-large from Ohio before he
entered the Army. He saw field
service in North Africa and combat
service with the 5th Army in Italy.
He was with the 45th Infantry
Division at the Anzio beachhead.
In Italy he served as summary
military court judge, and also as
a member Of general and special
military courts, trying court-mar-
tial and spy cases. He became Allied
Military Governor Of the Province
Of Reggie Emilia. italy, in 1945.
Mr.. Young won a special COM
mendation from 1t. Gen. Mark
w. Clark for service on the Anzio
heachhead. In 1s46 he was dis
charged from the Army as lieu
tenant colonel.
In World War I he served as q
,,rivate In the field artillery.
During his previous six years
as Representative-at-large from
Ohio, Mr.. Young supported the for
eign policy of President Roosevelt
both before and after Pearl Har-
Dor. He supported the administration
recovery program in its entirety.
Mr.. Young received his educa-
ton at Kenyon College and Western
University Law School. He Is q
member Of the American Bar As
sociation, the American Judicature
Society, District Bar Association,
Ohio State Bar Association, Cleve-
land Bar Association, and the Cuya-
hoga County Bar Association. He
was formerly president of the War
Veterans Bar Association Of Cleve-
land. y
Mr.. Young was . representative
In the Ohio General Assembly for
four years. assistant county prose-
cutting attorney for two years and
later chief criminal prosecuting at
torney Of Cuyahoga County for
1890, He served as q member Of
the Ohio Commission on Unemploy-
ment Insurance from 1881 to 1882.
He was elected Representative
at-large in 1888, serving until 1887.
He was special counsel to the Ohio
Attorney General from 1887 to 1899,
Evening star., 1948-11-26

mounted wednesday night when 800
members of the Port au Prince
Chamber Of Commerce presented
their objections to the Secretary Of
the National Economy.
They claimed q November 18 de-
cree compelling merchants to pay
a 10 per cent tax on luxury articles
and a 5 per cent tax on semiluxury
Evening star., 1948-11-26
New Haiti Cabinet Formed
After Sales Tax Probe
by the Asseelotsd Press

PORT AU' PRINCE, Haiti, Nov.
26.-A government communique dis
closed last night that a new Haitian
cabinet had been formed after stores
were closed by merchants who OBJ
jected to new sales tax law.
The old cabinet, including Min
lister of Finance Emmanuel Thezan,
who sponsored the law, resigned.
Opposition to the new decree
Evening star., 1948-11-26
Wife, IS, Missing 4 Days
Here, Sailor Reports

An 18-year-old Navy seaman yes
terday told police his 15-year-old
wife has been missing from her
home at 207 Z street NE. since he
entered the Bethesda Naval Hos
pital as q patient four days ago.
Police said Seaman 1/c Lawrence
D. Yeo told them his wife Sarah
had been missing from the E street
address since Monday. He de-
scribed her as feet 2 inches tall,
with gray eyes and light brown hair.
Evening star., 1948-11-26
As Smog Victims Home
After Carolina Vacation
Nv ths Assoeictsd Press

" mo AssoeldfSd PFsss
DONORA, Pa, Nov. 26.-Forty-
five smog victims were back home
today after O weeks vacation in
North Carolina.
They returned full Of praise for
the residents of Wilmington and
Wrightsville Beach, N. c., a group
of whom paid all expenses for the
vacation trip after learning Of the
smothering fog which engulfed this
mill town a month ago, causing the
deaths Of 20 persons.
Evening star., 1948-11-26

items was issued when the govern
ment had difnculty collecting similar
taxes laid down by law in Septem-
Der.
Evening star., 1948-11-26
German War Wife,
Flying to u. S. Home,
Gives Birth at Airport
BY the Asseeietsd Press

By the Assoelotsd PFssS
GANDER, Newfoundland,
Nov. 26.-An American Over
seas Airways plane from Lon
don landed at Gander Wednes-
day, Just beating the stork by
matter Of minutes.
Irmgart Bond, q German
war wife en- route to Paducah,
KY, gave birth to q daughter
seconds after being rushed to
the airport hospital.
Evening star., 1948-11-26

and resumed his seat in Congress in
ls4l, serving until he entered the
Army.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-29
OLIVER BERG DIES
 AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

Oliver Berg, Alaska and Wran- gell pioneer, passed away at Bish- CD Rowe hospital last Tuesday af- ter a short illness. He was 77 years old.
 MT. Berg was born in Sweden June 6, 1871 and came to Wran- gell in 1926 to work in the local sawmill. Prior to that he had been in the interior, having spent about 14 years at Fairbanks. '
 He was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge and Pioneers of AL askaf
 Funeral services will be held on Sunday afternoon at o'clock from St. Philips church with the Rev. Hugh Hall officiating. Burial will take place ct Wrangell Memorial Cemetery.
 MT. Berg is survived by a dis tant relative in Ketcikhan and by two sisters in Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-29
TENDERS THANKS

The Wrangell Fire } Department this week expressed it's heartfelt , thanks to Mir, and Mrs. Fritz An german and Mir. and Mrs. Andy Barlow for their kindness in serv- ing coffee to the firemen Wednes- day morning during the fire. at the Teller home High winds and a pouring rain made fire fighting wet and cold understanding and the Fire Department greatly ap- preciated the Angerman and Bar low courtesy. .
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-29
CARD oF THANKS

We wish to thank all our neighbors and friends for their kindness and help in the disastrous fire which destroyed our home last Wednesday and which took the life of my granddaughter, Erma Axberg.
 Your generosity and thoughtful- ness is deeply appreciated.
 Otto Teller and family
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-29
RECEPTION
{ t

There will be a public reception in the Presbyterian church parlor Sunday afternoon at o'clock for Rosa Page Welch, noted Negro soprano concert artist, and ambas- sador of inter-racial goodwill. The public is cordially invited.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-29
NOTICE

Dr. R. N. Hester. M. D., Eye Specialist of Ketchikan. will be at Wrangell Hotel for a few days starting October 31st.
 Appointments for eye examin- ation can be had by phoning III. Room 102. Wrangell Hotel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-10-29
NOTICE

Last half of City taxes are due and payable on or before Oct. 31. A penalty of 16% of amount due is levied on delinquent taxes.
 TOWN of WRANGELL
 Robt.. Wiekman
 City Clerk
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10

ma apie AZ metu Xxi zemes. Reikia zinoti kad
sviesa per sekunde padaro 100000 kilometru ke-
Ito. Tai pagalvokite koks yra tai tolls, kur svie
sa nueina per Az metu. Tai yra be gallo milzinis-
kas tolls. Tuo tarpu terra zinoma tik vienintele
zvaigzde, nuo kurios sviesa taip greitai ateina.
Yra tokiu zvaigzdziq, nuo kuriu sviesa eina de-
simtimis simtais, tukstanciais, milijonais metq.
Tai is to galima suprasti, kokie tai milzinisk
dangaus kunai yra tos zvaigzdes, jeigu tokiuose
toliuose dar gaime jas matyti.
Is zvaigzdzu pasaulio nagrinejimo zinome
kad zvaigzdes ant dangaus matome tokoje
padetyje, kurias jos dabar uzima, bet tose pa
detyse, kuriose jos buvo isleisdamos musu da-
bar regimus spindulius. Vadinasi, jeigu matome
zvaigzde, is kurios sviesa eina simta metu, tai
ia zvaigzde toje vietoje buvo tik prizes simta me-
tu, kur il yra dabar tai matys zmones tik po
simto metu. Ia patti galime pasakyti ape kick
viena zvaigzde. Tokiu budu zvaigzdziu pasaulio
vaizdas yra tikroveje ne toks, koki il matome.
Taig Visatos vaizda, kuriuo taip zavimes, tkre-
nybeje nepazistame. Ir aiskus dalykas, kad jo
niekas ir niekuomet nepazins.
Daznai naktimis matome krintant zvaigz-
des, kurios paeka paskui save sviesias zymes.
Ypac rudeni ir pavasari daznai matyti daug ju
krintant
Krintancios zvaigzdes yra ne kas kita, kaip
tie dangaus akmenys, kuriu daugybe kaip ko-
kios dukes laksto dangaus erdveje. Kai jie pa
kliuva musu orc suoksni tai zeme juos pri-
traukia, ir jie belekdami trinasi orc dalelytes,
nuo ko izaista, 'netgi sudega. Tos krintancios
zvaigzdes yra vadinamos meteorais Kai kada ak
menys nespeja sudegti ir nukrenta zemen.
Nauji mokslo Saltiniai skelbia kad ia erdve,
kur yra issideste dangaus kunai, dideja, kitaip
tariant dangaus kunu erdve plinta.
Tai toks, apgraibomis kalbant, yra visatos
vazdas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
SVARSTOMA EURO
POS VALSTYBIU
FEDERACIJA

sveicarijoje, Rugsejo 1 pra-
sldeJo suvaziavimas apie 200
Europos asmenu, is 10 valsty-
blQ, kurie yra pasiryze paruo-
sti planus steigimui vakaru Eu-
ropos valstybiu federacijos.
Tie delegatai, susirinke ne
oficialiai kaip atstovai nuo sa-
vo saliu parliamentu, apkalbes
galimybes sudarymui Europos
laisvQ Sally federacijos sulyg
Britu parliamento mario Mac
Kay parasytos programos.
Europos Tautu Federacija ar
Suvienytos Europos Valstybes
yra nekuriu geros valios EMO
niu senai siulomas planas, tik
gala, jis vargiai ivykinamas.
Tautose gall butt geri moral,
taciau kai tarp gerais norais
susijungusiu zmoniu pasisuka
piktos valios zmones, jie viskq
suardo.
Gera valia ir prakilniais no.
rails buvo sudaryta TautQ Sa-
junga, taciau tie geru noru va
dai ir valstybes nepajege suval-
dyti vienos, kitos, trecios pa
skiros valstybes, kaip Japoni-
ia, veliau Vokietija, toliau So
vietu Sajunga, suardyti orga-
nizacija savo uzsigeidimu grob-
ii kaimynes. Kitos visos liko
issiziojusios bestovincios, nieko
nedare suvaldymui agresoriQ,
uztarimui uzpultu saliu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
Lai >BALF Pasimokina
is siu Zydeliu

Bendras Americas Lietuviu
Fondas (BALF) dabar skelbia
nauja atsisaukima j Amerikos
Lietuvius prisiusti auku, prasi-
DEUS judejimui atgabenti dau.
glau Lietuviu tremtiniu sulyg
naujo DIP istatymo, ir selpimui
Europoje dar tebesanciu mu-
sq isvietintq zmoniu.
Kick tu auku suplauks gall
me speti - labai menkai.
BALI taipgi rengia savo me-
TIM selma, kuris ivyks Chica-
goje Spaliu 14-15.
Kick seimui bus susiusta au-
ky? Kick Chicagos Lietuviai,
kur jQ yra tikrai turtingu, pa
rodys savo duosnuma savo nu-
kentejusiu vientauciu pagelbe-
jimui?
Ar BALF'o vadovybe planuo-
ia koki ypatinga vaju daugiau
auku sukelimui?
Ar nevertetu NUNS pasimo-
KNIT is zydu?
stai, palyginamai nedidelia-
me mieste, Youngstown, Ohio,
zydai rengia vakariene. Vaka-
riene rengiama bendriems zy-
dQ tautos salpos reikalams.
Toje vakarieneje kalbetoju
pakviesta zymus Zydas filmu
artistas Eddie Cantor, kuris ne
senai sugrizo is Europos.
| ta vakariene kvieciama zy-
dai biznieriai ir profesionalai,
If bendrai pasiturintieji.
Vakarienes kama dalyviams
nustatyta tik - po $4,000!
Tai vakarienei tikisi sveciu
Xxi 125. Vakarienes kama S.,
o $500 yra auka zydu reika-
lams. Ir palyginamai maza
zydu kolonija Youngstowne ke-
liu valandu begiu sukels virs
100000!
Ar Americas visi Lietuviai
pajegs sudeti BALF'ui tokia
suma per istisa meta?
Ar nereiktQ BALF'o vado-
vybei pasimokinti is zydu? Ar
nereiketu panaudoti proga duo
ii Chicagos Lietuviams turtuo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10

liams istiesti savo didele ranka
Lietuviu salpos tikslui, BALF'o
seimo proga?
Ar BALFas ir toliau savo
seimo metu parengs tik puos-
MAS vakarienes delegatams pa
sivalgyt, o delegatai atvyks tik
paklausyti sausu. raportu?
Kodel Lietuviai Wis turf bu-
ii Lietuviskai uzsilike, be jo-
kiu sumanymu padidinti savo
Salpos fondus?
Yra Lietuviu kurie noretu
pasididziuoti ir standby aukQ
davime, jeigu butu tinkamal
apie JUGS apsisukti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
EKSTRA! 288 DAINQ KNYGELE
LEIsKIT ! TEVYNE
kama SUI prisiuntimu $1.OO

(Kiseninio didumo = 272 puslapiU
Dirva gavo Europoj naujai isleista knyga
ivairiu Lietuvisku 1iaudies dainu ir kitokiv
pavadinta = "LEISKIT I TEVYNE". Tai
nepaprasta knygele - tiesiog didele knyga,
272 puslapiu didumo, ir joje telpa net 288
zinomu eilerasciQ. Skubekit isigyti sau vie
ma Xxi ju turime. il suteiks jums didziau-
sio malonumo, nes rasite daugybe savo Ii
nomu dainu, r daug tokiu kurias turetumet
zinoti. Isleido "Mintis', Vokietijoje.
Reikalaukit DirvOic
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
TYLIAM VAKARE

Dieve, kaip liudna ir kaip gera
Tavo tyliam vakare
Giliai sirdyj darzelio gees snera,
IL saule leidzias ties giria --
Gliai sirdyj - IS darbo grizta
ramiai pailsusi Selma =
Ar praeitis brangi sugris ia?
Ar j sugris dar man?
Dieve, kaip sunkios, sunkios dienos
be gimtos zemes mielu taku
Mintimis vaikstau, renku purienas,
ant kelio jew ziedus renku.
Marijos gesme girdziu seklycioj -
Uzmerktos akys snusta maldoj -
Besikalbedami sugrizta,
pavarge minga, suminga tuoj.
Dieve, kaip grazus praeje mirksniai!
Ka veikia liepos be names?
Giliai sirdyj = 81 vakara su jomis pravirksi
Naltis is giriu saule parves.
Ale RIt
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10

ALUMINA isrado 1926 me-
tais Danas mokslininkas, ir ta-
da aluminas buvo tik 37-tas III
nomas metalas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
LIUDAS JURGINIS
(Benys Rutkunas)

(BenyS KUCKUHdSJ
Vaiksto po kiema, vartuose zydi
rudenis vargas.
Liudi palangej galva nulenkes
jurginas margas.
Vasara ziedus ne sau augino =
nurihko pirstai.
Kaip peteliskes, VETO augintos,
svajones nirsta. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
zMoNlJ0s IsToRIJA

61O pusl. didumo knyga = kama $500
sta didzausia knyga kokia tik galit tiketis
gauti uz $500: paveiksluota, tvirtais audimo
virseliais, lengva kalba parasyta, stambiomis
raidemis. Apsakoma pasaulio istorijos eiga,
ka privalo zinoti kiekvienas norintis patesnio
issilavnimo Aprasoma ivairus buve didieji
valstybiu persitvarkymus.
Siuskit laiske $500 su savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiusti jums sia 610 puslapiq
didumo zmonijos istorijos knyga.
REIKALAUKfTE DIRVOJE
$3.50 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3. Ohio,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
FOOD LOCKER,
 SEVEN SEAS, .lS IN DANCER
Intern aiionaI Controls Must Be Taken Now,
 Says Dr. Chapman

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 2-sR-- A fisheries expert forsees eNhaus- ion of the worlds great food locker the Seven Seas-unleSS interna- tional controls prevent it.
 Dr w. w. Chapman, special as siStant to the Undersecretary of state, told the California Sta C Chamber of Commerce today that until 40 years ago the major fish cry resources of the sea were con- sidered inexhaustible.
 But today everlasting threatens possible total depletion of many species. he said
 Chapman cited bi-lateral treaties with Canada as examples of suc- essful management of d c e nj ocean fisheries. An agreement has been completed recently with Mexico to investigate tuna resources off the eossts of both nations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
" 0 Nj E N M A K E PLANS FOR ANNUAL
 CHRISTMAS PARTY

Juneau Womans Club will again spearhead the plans for the an- nual Christmas program this year, it was decided at the club lunch con yesterday in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel. Mrs. John Brill hart will head the committee to ar- range Q community Christmas in the z0th Century theatre the after noon of December g. The coopera- ton and assistance of other organ izations will be sought.
 A Christmas gift program for the patients at the hospitals will be un- dertaken with Mrs. D. w. Heron in charge for the Government hos pital and Mrs. Burras Smith for St. Anns. Anyone wishing to provide gifts is asked to contact one of these chairmen.
 On the program yesterday Mrs Mildred Hermann, Consumer Rela- tons chairman for the National Federation of Women's Clubs, gave talk on today's price conditions Mrs. Leigh Grant, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Popejoy at the piano, sang two selections, "The Old Re- frain" and The Alaska Flag"
 Zack Gordon explained the long range purposes of the Teen Age club and asked the support of the women in making the young peo- ple's activities a success. Mrs. Rob- ert Atwood sent an outline from An chorage of the Youth Conservation program she has initiated and de- veloped. The club will appoint committee and meet with other or ganizations to work for a fuller youth recreation movement here in cooperation with the present Teen Age club.
 In the absence of American Home Chairman, Mrs. Betty Mccormick, Mrs. E. P. Chester, Jr., presided dur ing the announcement of the pro- gram.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
jALvATI0N ARMY'S sHRISTMAS BAZAAR 70 BE HELD FRIDAY

The Salvation Army Christmas bazaar will be held Friday. Decem- Ter 3 at the hall on Willoughby Ave hue. An interesting program will precede the opening of the sale and tea will te served throughout the afternoon.
 Articles on sale are particularly suitable for Christmas gifts and should please the most discriminat- ing buyer The apron booth and the tradit onal fish pond" are both att fractions that will add to the in- terest of the occasion Tie program will commence at 2 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
KAgIL0E T0WED
 70 HQ0NAH BY
 GUTTER UnAEGA

The freighter Kasilof was eX-
 pected to arrive here under tow sometime today to go on the ways
 at Northern Commercial Go. :.
 The 66-ton vessel went aground at Dry Bay last Monday. Coast Guard cutter Unalga. which docked here today, towed the disabled freighter and it's 100-ton scow to Hoonah, where it anchored to await @ tow to Juneau.
 Parting of the tow line from the Unalga to the Kasilof almost put the Coast Guard ship into serioue trouble in Cross Sound, according to officers aboard the Unalga.
 With darkness, heavy seas and a binding snow storm, the cable between the two vessels broke at 6:3o Tuesday evening. Unable to sight the freighter, the Unalga cir cled for more than an hour, and was only a slight 400 yards off the rocks before getting another line on the Kasilof.
 Officers said the call to go to the aid of the Kasilof was received about l60 miles off from the Dry Bay area The freighter has succeed ed in refloating from the rocks pe- fore the vessel arrived. The scoW under tow by the Kasilof, did not ge 
 Battering by heavy seas smashed the pilot house on the freighter ano knocked the engine out of line Unalga officers said
 Enroute from Anchorage to Se- attle with eight men aboard, the Kasilof left home port November I'd
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
AWv5 ANNOUNCES
 SUBJECT up FOR
 DEC. f4 SESSION

The United Nations Forum group of The American Women's Volun- tary Service. in conjunction with the Juneau Woman's Club, will have as the topic for it's next meeting An International Police Force, to implement the work of the United Nations" The meeting will be held Tuesday, December 14 in the home of Mrs. Mildred R. Hermann. Mrs Milford Johnson will conduct the meet ng. Representatives of all Ju- neau-Douglas clubs are urged to at- tend.
 In addition to the topic chosen fer the forum discussion, the group also will take up Pros and Cons of a World Federation" and reports on regular developments of the U N.
 At a recent meeting of A. w. V. & it was decided to abandon plans for a formal holiday ball in favor of a masquerade ball to be held just Lefore Lent. Patrons and patron esses, committees and further de- tails will he announced after the next regular meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-02
TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR THREE EVENTS
 Ik CONCERT SERIES

Because of the wide interest in the three remaining events to be presented this season by the Juneau Concert Association, the board is making tickets available for the re- nainder of the series.
 Tickets may ne purchased, at $7.50 for adults, and $2.50 for children, rom Mrs. David Ramsay, Mrs. Cecil Casler or Ernest Ehler
 Spring events are varied. Marie Tiffany, bringing her own sound equipment, will give program of interpretive dances
 Amgara Iturbi, sister of Jose Itur- oi, an outstanding pianist in her own right will give a concert.
 Dorothy Crawford's appearance