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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
11eueS GebGa~e fertie
Wene tirma erbGlt Qisens gum
8etritb

Miiiion geperaae 8ottling Co..
1861 Sit 55. Ctr. bat cine aus
ihlieblide 9ipns gam Siiaen bon
,slaid,en mil Miiiion Orange una
anoerer @etrGnfe BON Der Mi'iion
Trp CORPORATION ans Sos Mngeles
crbGlten, tpiro bon e. gperct Yarfs,
Yrdiioeilt Mifipn Cater Gales Cor.
purotion. Ncp Ocrf befannt geaeben.
9ieie meme Beieaid,aft iuirn ssla.
idpn iiillen mnh liefern nit @iiiicn=
@etrGnten in aebn Counties in Ohio
Cine mooerne Giiamla9e purhe ,li,.
l1ngit NIT 2oitenauf,pano Don $3.50. :
600 einMN3Bfid MusStattune auf4
gebaut nm einen groben 4etrieb ,,l
erm0slihen. 5iiafapa3itdt Der Mn.
loge ut 4sO aifkn nit "a GIafden
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
GlerelattS Graft e.
,porttt

Glepelanber, oie es unterlailen ib,
8anfeeidIit 6reitas, 2. Suli, 3u be
ioraen iuerSen aparten miiiien bis
0ienstae, Sen 5. Suf. Glepelonoe,
Vanfen iino aetp0hnlih nift often
am Samstag, lmo oa Der 4. Suli
uui Sonntag fGqt, 10 miro am Mon.
taa, oen $. Suli Snoemnocnce Saa
aefeiert. Gie GleHlanoer ,NatJhdr
IrboffS6onfen tpelNeu an Nleitas
nad,mittas tuie ee,u0bnlih bon 4::3O
bis 6 llbr nafmittoas often iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

- s,s
Norfifdfs .5n fem linS uerouftete
gleid)5eitig. Ofienbdr Rattc er ana't,
bob Die fonislide Ufemoenpoli3el
bod ieine 8ebauptuneen iberpriifer
,,mo oann ieitiRllen auiiroe, 6ab an9e
jirbfs ser abioh,ten T,sgenSbaitigfeis
ser g. IN. b. 8. @ralsrittcrid,aft hc'
rem Hr6iioent Nariifal als Tatpr gar
nitht III ssraee fonmre. 8ontit oas
@atlef, trer Qebenarin eigentlttb
,pirfIih lit, fir etpig ungeloit blcibt.
@enn @aaner bcim Stloinm Der
ssnmiliengeidid,ten ieiner Seloen et"
mas gcnmtcr aeapeien tpire, oann
uGre oas allcs nid,t paFIiert.,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

ia piel, uno acknowledgements bat
&onis Seinrih Sen Serrn nit Dem
sd)ponenmotoridtff nttt einiuai
Inn Tob uno giilm aefraat. ionoern
tpar 10 beaeiitert pon ibm Dob er Die
pobllne;nenoen @ornungen Selra=
mnnos unbend)tet lieB alno ,iofort bir
Soduelt Glias nit 9obcnerin an
oronete.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

hit als @r6iioent
oes @inasburp
CHAPTERS SO. 2 Ser
TelepMn Eianierc
non Mmerifa er-
tpGblt luoroen. IS,
$. grachrerioHc,'
Mclfral SanoelS.
Sberaufieter fir
boe Ohio @eu tullr.
&c aeniblt als Sis
8e. Vr1liNent Scr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

feine Selepbon-
SnufhGbn in Glcpc.
lanh um 16. Mpril
1924 uno belt go
item ais Sanelse
uiiebet,; 9ilrift-
,SanNelsauIiel,er.
Snnbels
Sngeajrrr, Tioi.
lion Sanbcls Sn.t
aenicltr inf GLeRs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

lanN lnN S(frpn bepor er alii bieNI
Eoihn erpGblt muroe in 1914.
Sas Eicnier's 3inesburp Ghap
fer lit eetcilt in iieben 8ruppen. SSeos
8rllppe bat einen Si,cJNdiienten
9eiter :. Malone, Glcmlunb, lit hcl
ncue CHAPTER SetretGr lmo e. &
Sapis, Glepelano, lpuroc uls Sdnt
meilrr enpiblt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

@om Cbio Department Of Siab,uanS

Columbus. 3. Simi. @infe pIt
man GerfebrsunfGIe unb Terlet-
lnneen bon &inoeru mGhrenb 0ec
Summerferien perbiiten fam. nirN
ben Gltern oiferirrt pon Carl g.
Hoeb, Sircftnr bes Ohio Seportncnt
OF Sigblpaps I'M Stuat Chic Eru.
aramm oeS @oupernelrs Shomas :
Scrbt fir &erfebrsiiherbeit.
Tie @infe iino:
Warilt &inoer hle acrnc lallfcr
ipielen, Scl,hriabren ober Holler
ifatina ali Der StraBe.
@enn ibr &ino elm Sabrrao iGhrl
, iniormiert es ps iehr ioraium 8,
fabren.
@arrt e,re 3inher geeen 2rels
rmg Ser StraBe ausaenommen a,
gdeu unb mr Damn apenn ser Ser
febr It'll 1tebt.
2aBt elrre &inber nif,t in aa,
gtGhe bon geparften glutos lpiclen
bem lie fonnen lcidf bon anoerer
Mutos iiberfabren aperoen.
gtid,t erlauben lie thren ainberi
am RanhItein 5u iiben noer audi mn
ipielen.
@enn lire &inoer oraiben in
5reien ipielen. Damn ahten iie ielbl
J auf iie oenn es lit Elm sroBer Sor
tell.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
Observation-Disclosures DoIfsbIatt

ytid)t laifen iie &inbcr tbrcn 4opi
berausiteden bon Mntofenitern noer
nabe bon Siinen i'm M,,to iteben.
Nebmen iie ibre &inber In ndbe.
geleaene Warfs ODER SpielplGee ans
an iitertpahte Struiwn iiir Cider.
belt mb anbere baiiir einaeribtcte
HlGse.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
amses Gbealid

Mucb has foIlte lit ridden, Nelln
oils glia Sen friihaebadencn .@be..
mann begreiflidertneiie frdate, iusr
TT iei. bebauptete oieier. Der Sob!l
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

9. u. Diess., Snsenieur fiir Sc.
trabsorldee, 8ereroBeruns iiir oic
Ohio 8elI TeIepbon Company bier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
Wohcr fam Qohenarin9

gslln ater fonlmt i'm .Hohengrill"
elm ipmpatbi der il.n9er Mfam DC
her nnb bebauptet. iein Gater lei
Yarlifal. Oa itinmt alio tpieber ein-
nal etapas nid)t. GrsGblen fam mai
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
San,ilieit,p rtGltt,iije

geidrieben hattie, fonnte iid, Ser n,en=
icbenfllnbiae 2efer mo 3uborcr oen,
FEM mas Damn aeid)iebt.
Siegfrro behldpt Sie mlieeenben
&oniasbofe uno lernt bel 8rlntber
ociien fnliperia ilinae Shtpeiter @n.
trlme fenncn. Gs lit eiaentlih aar
fcin 3ar,bertranf notluenbia Scr
ilmae SelN pcrliebt lid) prompt in lie,
pergiBt Die Sonte. peId,e lid Sarob 20
erboit, lab lie Dos gdnae Sb!anmycl
ser @ottrrSinmRr,na iniseniert. Ma
oas ipGre ntht geiteben, mcnn eit
SnmilienpcrbGltnilie bel @otans ct
mas tpeliger berlpifelt gclueen mi
ren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

lpeldye niemals sebcn, lOf,bern ituu=
sig ihreiten uno an einer gemein-
iomen 9a'ble o'bote ibre Mobl,eiten
einnebrnen. Ssn Der 8rulsblre be-
finhet {ih fein tpeiblihes Wefell. uno
tpenn elm ioldps apiherrehtlih Elm.
hringt. iinft en-, ,pie 2mhrD. pom
ShIag getroifen, neoer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

ieSe Stunoe. Nfiter Ma ,f,incri,
miro nod aufsciteat INN mebr su
proou5leren. Gin 3,n pon 20 0oit.
lpagen miro unterbalten nm ole sic.
reriInaen 81, f0roern. Ir anlaae III
inter Seltllna non @enn sscigenbnnrr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

Sic sind die olzsss Hovsrav Jedsr strasss Sic
sinen Avtomatsehsn cushsrd hoben, weehe Fevndnnsn
vevraet, VIE modern Sic sind.
Ihre 20" vnd "A" bedsussn Isle clvsekiehsl", wsnn
Sic avf die Avtomalisehsn UhskonrolIsn hinws:ssn.
AAsins Densrinnsn". sousn Sic. Und Sc sehil.
dern, VIE sic Cos ondrshen cine kossiehs Mohzsit
chen donn dos Cos obdrshsn woehrend Sic ovsrvhsn
oder einkavfsn gehsn.
Sic zsissn VIE cine Drshuns NIT der Hand die obsrsn
eFsnnsr, Roehre oder Bvosr oveenbiekieh unzvendst
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01
Tamilie Yariiial

Hed,t bitter iit oie Sad)e mlh in
Der ssamilie HariifaI. Seoermann
,peiB. boB ser refine Cor meocr bon
5tueifelboIten Tamen, !uie cs Sic
gInmerundoden iino, nod pon o.
men ser sllten &eiellmaft. oils ,Rlde
aullSrp nnFoingt su beseihnen lit.
etiuas piiien apiQ
Gr uno oie Sitter pom @ral iino
ontinguierte, lpiiroepole Serreu,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-07-01

uvsomosiseh Sic srklasrsn avtomasehs Hzskerstos
die Mvfmusssrei dem Baeksn n:mmh
Und Sic brovehsn notvsrleh cor nieht svwashneh
die esspurnsss die Sic sdsn onat sinsecsn denn eder
weiss doss Cos dos bs wssm spaamss Keehbrenn.
moteriut ist.
lasssn Sic dies ass bold ihrsm Havs ssseshsni Usv
srsfs Sehrn ist die Vol Avomaksn, uhskontreev-
ten coshsrde. mech "cP Normsn sebav, sshsn.
Ihr Hasndsr hat SO tstzt
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Aeronoutics Lawyer Believes
Sunday School Is Vital in u. S.

and civic, to Chicago. Mr.. Mac
Cracken served as member of the
Civil Aviation Joint Legislative Con-
ference, chairman of the Pan Amer
ican Commercial Aviation Confer
ence, and head of the United States
delegation to the International Con-
ference for Air Navigation at Paris.
He also delivered the Wilbur Wright
memorial lecture before the British
Royal Aeronautical Society.
He was a member of the Cook
County, ILL.,, prize debating team
in his high school days, and a dy-
manic assistant attorney general of
Illinois before he came to Washing
ton. He holds a Phi. B. and doctor
of jurisprudence degrees from the
University of Chicago and an LII. D.
degree from Norwich University
Vermont, and is a member of the
Psi Upsilon and Phi Delta Phi fra
ternities.
Welcomed Lindbergh Home.
Canada has honored him with
membership in its bar association,
and he is member of the American
Law Institute, the American Patent
Law Institute and the Institute of
Aeronautical Sciences, to mention
only few of the organizations with
which he is allied because of his
pioneering since the days when he
was chosen chairman of the official
governmental group to welcome
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Franklin B. Scott. 4s. Hibbins. Minn.
Irving @. FaEan, 26, 1907 Franklin st. NV.
Infant wyne. $50 c 1t. s.w.
Infant Firtle. 400 18th ct. nv.
Barr l. Bickford. 1900 Harvard st. NV.
Infant Sullivan. 495 Eye st. s.w.
Infant Speakes. Ardmore. Md.
James Jackson. II. 1918 T 1t: NV.
Mary Magruder. 10. 64s Acker ct. ne.
william Kennedy, SO. 1853 willard st.
NV
Sadie P. Boyd. So. 1905 End St NV.
Lucy Wright. 50, 1910 5th st. NV.
Matte Herndon. 54 1898 Call pl. Sc.
Herbert Drummond. 40, 530S Nash st. ne.
John H. Bell. 40, Blue Plains, D. c..
Joseph L. Proctor, 40. Glen Arden. Nd.
Willie Erkst 81. l341 Florida ave. NV.
James A. Sydnor. 19, T33 Delaney ct. s.w.
Lassie L. Burnett, l, 1896 9th ST. ne.
Infant Tinker, Bowie. Md.
Infant Swinton, 1913 lst st. NV.
Infant Reeves, 1135 5th st. ne.
In ant Rogers, 2029 e st. ne.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

Lindbergh home from his triumphal
solo flight to Paris.
His wife, the former Sallie Lucille
Lewis, known to her close friends as
Chick" is one of Washington's most
popular society matrons. She gives
generously of her time and talents
to worthy causes.
The MacCrackenS make their
home at 2033 Benton place NV,
with Mrs. MacCracken's mother,
Mrs. Simeon T. Lewis. a member of
the household. They have one son,
william Lewis MacCracken, recent
ly married, and subdebutante
daughter, Nell Elizabeth MacCrack-
en-.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Chicago Grain
By the Assoeiated Pres.

CHICAGO July 24.-Traders who had
expected the grain market to display hrm-
ness with the closing of July contracts got
a disappointment today. All grains showed
seasonal lows.
Hedging pressure sent wheat. little
lower, although losses were small. Good
weather was the major factor in selling
of feed grains For time corn showed
strength on commission house buying, but
easiness in oats finally extended to the
yellow grain.
Private advices from Iowa stated oats
were making 30 to 100 bushels to an
acre. Test weight was 80 to 40 pounds
Harvesting was making fine progress.
Wheat closed 1a-1's lower, September
lower, September 741s-74; rye was "a high
er, December 1875, and soybeans were
unchanged to l lower, November 2.9s.
WHEAT--open. High. Low. Close,
ssptsmssr bsesmbeT $$9' SsI 339 339 S$9.s $9s
5ssts%sfF 6sss%Ssf III 57 l5s. 4: II 154:74 Is:
May .60l2 6034 ! .59Ss 1.59Is
sepiember .7sH 1914 = .74n74
May sos soH .7sH 7sH
pecember s71s 1874 1874 1,s5"
ssS:$S;F s:s:$S:E: $sS $ss sss44 sss 1885, 5ss 5ss
ssp5 sp5AAssas ssas % % ssas sg!s sg Il ss4s ss i
Dosr Decembsr 5355 1897 $3.50 $3.50
January S3.40
Evening star., 1948-07-25

!
class in the same church for one
year and one at st. Margaret's for
four years before he came to All
Souls.
Occasionally he still pinch hits
as a Sunday school teacher, but he
believes the superintendency of a
Sunday school the size of the one at
All Souls is about all the job one
man ought to tackle if he handles
it effectively and it means what it
should
This lawyer, who, as Assistant
Secretary of Commerce under Pres
idents Hoover and Coolidge, pio-
neered in the development of COM
mercial aviation in the United
States, believes too little emphasis
is being put upon things spiritual.
They are as essential as food,
clothing and housing, if our Nation
is to survive and to help maintain
for the rest of the world the ideals
upon which America was founded"
he told me.
Vital Link in Religious Setup.
He views the Sunday school as one
of the most important links in our
system of religious organization
because of its part in character
formation, familiarization with the
teachings of the Bible, and the i'm
planting OF civic ideals.
"A closer cooperation on the part
of the parents with attendance at
Sunday school is must If we are
to preserve the very backbone of
our moral fiber" he said.
"If there is a question in the
family circle between the extra long
browse with the newspaper on
Sunday morning or a golf game and
getting the small fry off to Sunday
school, there isn't any doubt as to
which pays more satisfying divi-
derds in the long rum" he declared,
with an infectious smile.
Go into Sunday school teaching
as satisfying part of your COM
munity responsibility. The Sunday
school needs the enthusiastic sup
port of youthful leaders for their
influence on their own generation"
Mr.. MacCracken has followed his
own advice on this score, for he
taught Sunday school class while
he was still in college.
Class Picture on Office Wall.
On the walls of his law Offices in
the National Press Building, along
with his citations from foreign gov7
ernments and aviation awards, is a
cherished picture of his Sunday
school class in the Kenwood Church
in Chicago. Thirteen out of the
group of Is were, like himself,
aviators during World War I. Three
were killed on combat missions. The
mother of Paul Bentley, one of the
three, was the first Gold Star
mother. :"
Bill MacCracken's is a heritage
of service for others, for his father
and his mother, Mary Elizabeth
Avery, one of the first graduates of
Wells College, were a famous team
of physicians, untiring in their
| Joint contribution. medical Sniritua
Evening star., 1948-07-25

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS
u S. CLERK EXAM. Prepare now. Were
Exam: Call Mr. Richards, MI. 1858. Do
you want to pass that civil service test?
The The CIVIL CIV SERVICE PREPARAToRY
SCHOOL, 1913 nth st. NV. MI. 1858.
A school highly recommended for 3Syrs.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
STUYVESANT SCHOOL
For BOYS

For Boys
A small and distinctive school with ex-
cellent spirit. Accredited college prep
aration Grades 4-12. An understand
ing faculty builds sound academic
habits Interscholastic sports program
Riding. Summer school In Blue Ridge
country 40 miles from washington.
Catalog
D 4 williamson, Boz s, Warrenton, Va,
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Deaths Reported

From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics }
Frederick G. Lemmer, rs. sos H st. ne
Charles Gregory. 70. Arlington, Va.
William C. Eandon, II. 1928 N st. NV.
Lawrence W. Bailey, 80, 2l6 18th st. ne
Richard T. Robinson, So. Birmingham. Ala
vict.r N. lit, 65 st. Elizabeths Hospital
Karl W. Bradley. 81, 230S Wisconsin ave
nv
John E Bean. 50, Arlington, Va.
Harry H. Smith. 50. 10 Adams st. NV
Augustus Rutherford. SO, 326 G st, sw.
James H. Redden, SO, 4025 Nichols ave
Emmett T. Alexander. 40. 1881 Park I'd
NV.
Evening star., 1948-07-25

n 5 ) D CldIlOu, Is
beloved by hun
dreds of young
sters as superin-
tendent of their
Sunday school
at All Souls
Memorial Epis-
copal Church.
Every Sunday,
barring absence
from the city,
has found him
untiringly active
in this post for
the last II years.
He taught a
@ I.- onL4~1
Evening star., 1948-07-25
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c.
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
The Weather Not Yet Civic Problem;
District Legislation at Extra Session
By Jesse G. Suter
Discuss Civics Unless Weather Is Civic


TINS subject which should be mentioned only in whisper that
ea the Rs ssf ct eap a Treat % M %
@ Sesd It's M WORK ana uen M SO as cover M the entire world has
particular.
The mention of the
of the Grea Capital apt would start rival action
would turn of various civic groups loose members of
import retired college professors make survey Of the problem
pressing problems Long the
Duties @ 5 Hes r4 o Be.s Be Put Of n rs the
ona a sn the civic would in their
n6ey w m King M Solomon S quoted nothing
might bill which already
everything else
could even be added to the duties the District
treatment to be applied the solution of the problem Should there be
resesnts modify temperatures precipitation
sunshine Suggestions practical otherwise regarding this important
crusade will be welcome
Fate of District Legislation in Congress Extra Session
eon a saI he the F b the Ess ddnsfs
M Ab mId oI NOPE M for for e the 9y tine @ M %
s m This p bin efed as he es
m rule bill and believed to be M on the the House
which would have to go to the Senate passed. and
few fiscal matters have fair Of obtaining
be campaign speeches
up in the Senate by objections Johnston South Carolina
action in the senate and there would
be sundry
seems beyond the realm of possibility
Hot Weather Accentuates Highway Noise and Nusances
1t is by because
that they
which their These other
along highways facts and built
Imagination
noisy 20 rumbng by with
mighty exhaust noisy
the train of heavy hauling like that the
railroads. Beginning the hauling
city streets continues well into
than the freight trains the railroads.
running schedule
of
to live in house by the side
by the side OF such road here pictured calculated
OF life
to try to be friend of while living beside
cast their bottles and whisky
litter includes kind of contan
good These
for sanitary but when the
fresh from flu sufferer the recipient
value
Sunday morning the dsgusted tired house,
holder buhe
his front lawn shbbery Sunday
himself friend his
If of these fellow friend him
outdoor cleanliness abolng
the District have brought public
important increasing the safety of the highways
maintaining speed limit
which their Importance demands
the of National the purpose as
heavyduy highways
the householder? Why shouldn't the
should highways required
lower of speed permitted passenger
well below that of the
weather.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Church to Give Cruise

The Holy Name Catholic Church
is giving moonlight cruise on the
s.s. Potomac at $50 pm, tomor-
row to raise money for It's welfare
fund. The Rev. James A. Caulfield
has invited servicemen from vari-
Gus units in and around Washing
ton to attend
Whitehall Pharmacal Co. an
nounced its New Haven branch,
successor to the Kolynos Co., will
move to Elkhart, Ind, within the
next three months.
Philco Corp. appointed James M.
Kinner, jr., vice president in charge
of the service and parts division.
He has been general manager of
the accessory division.
Great Northern Railway elected to
the board James F. Oates, jr., chair
man and chief executive officer of
Peoples Gas, Light g. Coke Co.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat. No. = red. 2.30-30A; No. B.
9 c29-S9a4; No. 3 red tough, 2.2Oh-26;
No 4 red. 2714: No. red tough, 80;
No. l hard. ? 3O-30A: No. 2. 2.29l2-30A
Corn. No. / yellow 2.10l7-24: No. ., . O.
Oats. No. l heavy mixed, 1724: sample
grade heavy mixed tough, 1874: No. l
heavy white. 7S94; No. ] white, 1914; No
2, 76l2 Barley, malt, 1866, feed
l1h-45. nominal
Evening star., 1948-07-25
By Jessie Font Evons

William P. MacCracken, interna-
tionally-known expert on aeronaut-
ical law, an organizer of and general
counsel for the National Aeronautical
Evening star., 1948-07-25
CopitoI Securities
Over The C0upte,

over tne tOunteT.
The following bid and asked quotations
on Washington securities traded over the
counter represent prices at which one or
mere dealers, members of the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc.
would trade with the general public at the
time the quotations were assembled for
The Star as of Friday noon Origin of
any quotation furnished on request.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-18
TED WILLIAMS iS
 AWARDED TITLES
 BASEBALL PLAYING

CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-Rl- New York's Joe DiMaggio watched Bos- tons Ted Williams cop the l946 American League batting and slug ging crowns, but the Yankee clip per grabbed the important runs batted-in title with a bag of 155. Official league statistics today, besides awarding Williams the slugging championship with .615 percentage and DiMaggio his sec ond RBI diadem, also counted out 43 major and league records brok- en or tied last season
 Williams, whose .369 average topped the individual batting, fin- ished IT percentage points ahead of DiMaggio's .598 in the slugging complications, but was third in RBI's with i~', twenty-eight behind Joltin Joe. The Yankee star play ed in 153 games, compared with Williams 137.
 Boston snc-tstop Vern Stephens was second n the RBI column with l37, despite the dubious dis tinction of hitting into the most double plays, 25.
 Williams, whose RBI activity suffered when he was slowed by injury in July, again drew the mcsU h;.ses on balls, 126-thirty- six fewer than pitchers fed him in 1947.
 DiMaggio also was the leading hit-by- pitcher victim, being plunk- ed eight times. Pat Secrecy, who switched from Cleveland to Chi cago during the season, struckout l02 times for that unwanted title.
 Seerey, however, tied three aior league records on long hits in a game, l2, and most total bases in q game, 16
 Boston's Bobby Doerr establish ed a new major league mark of 4l4 chances at second base with cut an error. Another second sacker, New York's George Stirn- weiss, set a major record with the fewest errors at the position, five.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-18
Rainbow Girls Will Have Christmas Bali
 Tonight at Temple

The Rainbow Girls will present their annual Christmas ball this evening at the Scottish Rite Tenn pie between the hours of 9:30 and midnight. Invited to the formal dance are all Eastern Stars and Masons, Juneau High School Alum nj, and members of the Royal Arch Gunn!son Chapter of the DeMolays.
 A giant Christmas tree will be placed in the center of the dance floor and cedar boughs will be used as added decorations. Miss Carol Jean Macdonald is in charge of the decorations committee. Miss Louise Grant is in charge of the refreshment committee.
 Preceding the tall, the Rainbow Girls will hold a regular meeting and four members will be initiated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-18

Culver-S Stockton 73; Bet h any (Kas) 49.
 Purdue GA; Nebraska 47.
 SOUTH Mississippi 69; Miss. State 61. Southwestern Louisiana 62; South eastern Louisiana 46. Louisiana State 58; Texas ARM 55.
 Miami CFla) 59; South Carolina 40.
 North Carolina State TT; Pitt AZ. Duke 53; Davidson fl. George Washington Il; Virginia Military 45.
 Tennessee 58; Florida 52 Richmond 47; Clemson 45.
 SOUTHWEST New Mexico 59; Texas Mines 43. Houston Univ A; New Orleans Loyola 43
 West Texas 66; North Texas 62. Arizona State (Flagstaff) 50; Tex as Wesleyan 36 Texas Tech 51; Arizona State cTempe) AT.