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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18

building Monday night. Mr.. Stru-
Bile and Mrs. Champlain won high
prizes for pinochle and Mrs. Reed
and Mrs. Greene for whist. Pie and
coffee was served and all had a
very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Ivy Abbott Tlurston has
been quite sick for a few davs.
Mrs. Grant has been caring forI
her.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
Don't Make Hot Pad

A substitute for an electric pad
caused a small blaze in Martin
City Monday noon.
Jimmy, the cook, sleeping in Ken
McPhee's trailer, made himself an
electric pad by putting a light
bulb wrapped in asbestos paper
inside of jar. 1t kept him warm,
but then it got too hot. Jimmy
thought he had everything under
control when he left the trailer.
It wasn't. F'iremen tossed the burn
ing mattress outside.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
Drillers Find Air

Wednesdays all-day rain may
succeed where well drilling found
a dry hole, and Martin City will
have water. Acme Drilling Co.
got down 1T feet in the Martin
City reservoir section. At IS feet
Monday they struck an air flow
of sufficient strength to virtually
lift a glove in the AIR It would
not burn, and lasted most of the
afternoon. A second, smaller air
pocket was struck. This is expect
ed to end drilling activities in
connection with Martin City Wa
ter department, at least for the !
present.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
Scouts Get CampSite

A plot of wooded land overlook
ing the Hungry Horse project has
been given the Martin City scout
troop by Scoutmaster Rex Wick
enkamp. The Wolf patrol has al
ready erected 8 leanto in the trees
Patrol members are Ronnie Perry.
Vern Byrd, Gary Barns. Gene Mo-
rec, Tommy Richardson. OrmoEG
Thomas AMI Buddy Chef.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18

weeks visit with relatives an
friends in Billings.
Sunday dinner guests at X. A
Snodsrasses' We're Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold Cook and son of White
fish.
Sorry to hear that Jerry and
Johnny MacNamara are ill.
Janet Thurston has the measles.
Johnny Cada is improving.
/ s. NJ. Hovdet was really sur
prised when thinking he was sick
consulted a doctor only to learn
that his health was 100 percent
perfect.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richwine
were in Kalispell the first of the
week where George had his eyes
tested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Johnson were
business callers in Kalispell Sat
urday.
Jimmy Funhhouser returned to |
the Heights from Boomers Ferry
with a load of wood for the folks
Guess We'll keep warm a little
while longer. He left again the
first of the week.
We didn't see much of the West
berg lumber yard anymore, the
snow is up to the caves.
George Richwine returned Mon
lay from a business trip to Port
and.
We see smoke coming out of
he War Surplus chimney. Must
e getting ready for the spring
Ish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant
alled on the Gus Johnsons Sat.
rday night. The evening was
'ent playing pinochle.
Saturday February IS, valen-
ne party was held at the John
ader house for the Monta Vista
iris club. The girls took turns F
the ice cream and made
lentines while the ice cream was
ting hard enough to eat. At
lding were Nellie and Dora Todd,
Jerry and Marilyn Bader, Ra- n
ma and Delilah Shawfer, Judy "
d Linda Martin. also honor
ests Tommy Martin and Arnie
DID, n
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Odenthal
ldren arrived Saturday from
ldeer, N. Oak. They have been
iting the Tom Fishers, the n
,ws, and Mrs. Odenthars mother d
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
FRIDAY, February Il a.,

When Flathead county commits
sioners approve Martin City's re-
quest for a separate voting pre-
cinct, they are apt to assign it
a precinct number of II or one
in the 3Os. Number IA was the
number held by the now-abandoned
voting precinct at Hog Heaven.
Coram's number is %; Columbia
Falls, 16, and Columbia, 81. Martin
City has been a part of Coram No.
%.
Earl HOLSTER, chairman of Flat
head county commissioners, was
in Helena this week.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18

Florence Chase. They are now liv-
ing in the trailer house in Kalis-
pell.
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Brew ucrs
Sunday dinner guests at the S.
8. Tahs.
Phyllis Ingr'h3m spent Mon.1s y
evening with Joan Brew. At the
same time Les Todd was visiting
with Joan Bader.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-02-18
Builders to Elect

Hungry Horse Builders will meet
Wednesday in the Jessup and At
wood building to nominate and
elect officers. Last Fridays meet
ing was a bit of frontier fueding
without pistols.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Radostne udalosti.

Dozvidame Sc, re mladym
rodic16m p. a pf. Frank Herold,
GIG N. Kenwood Ave. narodil
Sc 3. zaT1 V nemocnici sv. Jose
ia zdravy chlapecek a dano mt
im6no Frank Joseph. z naro-
zeni chlapecka NELL radost ro-
dice a babicka p1. Frank Herol-
dova, 1923 N. Luzerne Ave.
Take u mladych st6rbo-
vych NELL radostnou udalost. Y
nedeli, 10. zaff narodil Sc V ne
mocnici sv. Josefa p. a p1. Will
liam a Mildred St6rba, 1922 E.
Madison st. zdravy chlapecek
a pojmenovan byl Richard
FrantiSek. Krone rodic1 z ma
rozenf vnoucka NELL radost de-
deckov6 a babicky st6rbovi a
Severovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Danny Prvniho Americkeho
Ceskeho Demokratickeho
KIubu z. wardy

konaly mesfcnf schulz FL. zaTf
"a velkeho 1castenstv1 clenkyn.
Pc projevu d1kG zabavn1mu
vyboru bylo u~sneseno, ably je-
Ste m6ly jeden vylet a to delsl
vy,jfzdku busem, ably danny mo-
hly podzimni krasy naSeho sta
tn Sc dosyta nabaziti. Tato Wy
jfzdka Dude v 1tery. A. Tfjna =
a tn kdo by Sc cht6l t6to posled-
nj vyjfzdky s1castniti, necht Sc
do l. rfjna prihlasf pf. A: tt
chov6, 21O5 E. Madison st. Tel.
BR 7943. Ona Yam sd6li lev
nou cenu a cas- vyj1zdky. Vez-
mete S sebou zakusky nebot to
Dude dlouhy vyjezd krasnou
krajinou. NaSe danny vzdy Sc
test a velice krasne Sc bav1 a ty
nase pekn6 pfsnicky cesk6 81 "a
zp1vaj1.
PTedposlednf vyjfzdka byla
13. zaT1 do York, Pa, ma VISTA
WI kde danny mnoho p6knych
cen vyhraly, vytecnym (chicken)
ob6dem sc nasytily, kavu a jine
sladk6 a snad i horke napoje
popfjely a vecer V dobre nala-
de Sc jake vzdy stastne domu
navratily.
Jeden pan manzel Sc me pTi-
znaI, re je rad, ably 81 jeho PAM
pc kazde jela, re vzdy pfijede
domu vesel6 mysle a pohl1z1 ma
tn nasi pozemskou pout V rGzo-
vych barvach.
Clenkyn6, nezapomente pri.
it'll do m6sfcnfch schGzlch net
name zvlastn1 program a do.
br6 kaficko, kolacky a i dobr{
zakusky budou pro Vas pfipra
veny. Zacatek presne V 8 no
din vecer,
Dfky nasemu ceskemu "Tele
grafu" a jeho redaktoru jsen
Vase B.. B
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Pohrby.

= 81. zarf zemTel p. Harry
w. Cassell, manzel pf. Bertha
c.. Eastwood Cassell, 1909 w.
Baltimore st. We start 62 let.
Narodi lse We Virginii.
PohTeb konal Sc %. Zar1 re
SchimGnkova Pohf. Domu ma
Baltimore National Cemetery.
-23. zafi zemTel p. Charels
Otter, manzel p1. Mary Otter,
Bill E. Monument st. We start
SO let. Narodil sc v Baltimore.
PohTeb konal sc 27. zaT1 re
SchimGnkova Pohf. Domu ma
Western Cemetery.
= 27. zari zemfel v Johns
Hopkins nemocnici 9 let starry
Iskolak Thomas Ed. Miller, syn
p. a pf. Tiburtius a Regina Mil
Ter z Martins Ferry, Ohio, kam2
pozdstatky zemreleho chlapce
byly odeslany ku pohrbenf fir
mou Schimunek Funeral Home.
- 26. zaTi zemTel p. Frede-
Trick A. Ebert, manzel p1. Ka'
Uterine Ebert, 2126 Oak Road
I've start 68 let. Narodil sc Y
Baltimore.
PohTeb kona sc dnes rano ze
ISchim1nkova PohT. Domu dc
kostela st. Elizabeth a odtuc
ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
- 20. zaff zemrela pf. En-
Ina Dunnigan, 1881 Kahler A
VENUE, Rosedale, Md, We star
ia let. Narodila sc v Marylan
du a zanechala zde syna p. Err
NEST 0. Dunnigan.
PohTeb Sc Dude konati v so
botu, 1. rfjna re S~chimGnkov'
|Pohr. Domu do kostela ST. Gle
ment a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv
lVykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
CvicitelEm ~exulantGm!
Bratrri!

Bratri!
Rozvijfme opet sokolskou te-
Ilocvicnou cinnost. Bohuzel mi
mo hranice vlasti. Nemame K
disposici luxusnf telocvicny, ami
krasne vybavena hrlste, name
vsak to, co Sc nepfenasl pres
hranice v zavazadlech, ale v
srdcfch - svoje sokolstvi.
Cvicime, nikoliv proto, re
name nadbytek fysicke energle
a kalorif, ale proto, abychom
tvrdili zaklady sokolske exis-
|tence, ktera donna nemuze exis-
|tovati a take neexistuJe. Meow,
Cine proto, abychom Sc plane
veselili, ale proto, re pfedevsim
v telocvicnach je mono sokol'
lstvi vstepovat, utuzovat a pro
zfvat.
V 1zkem kruhu, pevne sem
knuti stavfme move zaklady ex
ulatnskeho Sokola. PestuJemt
soudrznost zde v tonic nevlld
mem prostfedf, podplrajice Je
den druheho v nedostatku a u
trapach a posilujfce Sc v pfipra
We ma to, co mas jeste ocekava
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Sokolska Hlidka.
Nase sokolske tslocvicny

Nase sokolske tslocvicny
nynf opet ozivly a je radost Sc
-podfvati ma ten sokolsky ruch.
.Velice zdatne 81 pocfna I. j.
'Sokol Belcamp, kde nynl pilne
cvici ma rs cvic1c1ch vsech tr1d.
Jak belcampske bratry a sestry
zname nebude to dlouho trvati
a oznamf nam, re dovrsili PRIV
nj stovku cvicicich. "Jen muz-
ne - statne ku pTedu!"
Take v Baltimore jew Sc "a
jem O cviceni hlavne v fadach
zactva. Doufame, re i v ostat-
Mich jednotach naseho Okrsku
zupy Vychodn1 zavladne rusna
telocvicna cinnost. Vzdelava-
tele nezapomento vzpomenouti
zalozeni Ceskoslovenske Repu-
bliky Masarykem, Benesem a
stefanikem, nezapomente %.
lR1jna.
Jednoty pfipravujte clenstvo
a ~priznivce sokola ma zajezd do
Washingtonu CT. listopadu)
ma jeiich "Telocvicnou Akade-
mil"
Dopisovatele zaslete zpravy
10 cinnosti pro nasi "Sokolskou
Hlfdku". Ma Zdar!
fonda Cihlaf, vzdelavatel
Okrsku Zupy Vychodnl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
MiStnl ZpraVy.
Snatek.

Minulou stTedu, dine %. zafi
vstoupil We svazek manzelsky
znamy krajan a osadnfk pan
Vaclav Oktavec a 81. Anna Mi
naTfkova. Snatku jejich poze-
hnal bratr zenichGv vlp. Mar
tin Oktavec koStele sv. Joany
Frantisky De Shantale, Riviera
Beach, Md. Pan Vaclav Okla
vec nyni bydlf v krasnem "a
kouti u vody Pasadena, Md.
Jm6nem cetnych pratel a INA
mych p. Oktavce a jmenem re-
dakce TELEGRAPH" pTejeme
manzelGm Oktavcovym ma je-
itch move draze zivotem toho
nejlepsfho zdaru!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30

Existence Sokola je nerozluc-
ne spjata S existence ceskoslo-
ivenskeho lidu. Kdykoliv chtel
|nekdo potlacovat narod, perse-
kuoval Sokoly a rozpoustel je-
|jich organisace. Rozpusten1 So
|kolske obce v prve valce a jme-
|novanf vnucene spravy do We
|den1 csl. Sokolstva v teto dobe,
|jako rozpustenf Sokolstva i v
|druhe valce, jsou dGkazem to-
no. To, co je dnes donna Soko-
lem nazyvano, je pouhou SOVIET
|skou fyskulturou a media Sc "a
maskovat stftem. Sokolstvf mu-
re z1ti bez hmotnych prostred-
XII, ale nem1ze ziti bez nadse-
ne prace jednotlivcu, a to jsou
pTedevsim cvicitele a vzdelava-
Itele.
Nemdze byt sokolstvf tam,
kde Sc necvici a proto vyv1j1me
nravidelnou sokolskou cinnost,
abychom potvrdili spravnost
Tvrsova vyroku O cvicitellch
"Kamkoliv kdy Sokolstvo do
lspelo, bylo to vzdy zasluhou q
|vinou jejich."
Vychovna prace sokolskeho
cvicitele Sc neprojevuje We sta
|tistikach, ale We vysledc1ch exis-
Itencn1ch boj1 celeho naroda. A
Ito je zodpovednejs1.
v. zenisek, nacelnik
Sok. Zupy v Exilu
Ora. Ed. BeneSe.
"Sokolske Listy".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Narodn1 Svaz Ceskych Katolfkn1
v USA.
CARE dodava knihy do
Ceskoslovenska.
DIP. Martin Krfzka, ka
Inn w Hono-

New York, N. Y.-Pan Paul
Comfy French, vykonny reditel
nevyd6lecne a politely nestran
ne organisace CARE pro pomoc
zahranic1, pfedal nedavno ma
rodn1 a u%niversitnl knihovne V
Praze kniznf dar v Gene $500.
Tyto vyhradne jen v6deck6 kni-
ny byly zakoupeny z pr1spevkG
Americana.
Slo o prvn1 dodavku knih do
Ceskoslovenska v ramci move
zahajeneho knizn1ho programu
CARE, kterym zminena organi-
SAGE rozsiTuje dosavadnf pro-
gram dodavky balik1 potravin
a textili1. Organisace doufa
,pomoci t1mto zpGsobem evrop-
'skym a asijskym knihovnam
nahraditi aspon z casti ztraty,
utrpene "a valky. DR.. Miroslav
Rattan, zastupce Teditele kni-
hovny, pTijal S %povdekem tfia-
sedesat knih z oboru mediciny,
zubnfho lekarstv1, zdravotnic-
tvf a socialn1 pece, a jmenem
knihovny "a dar podekoval.
ObTadu predavani knih L.
|castnili sc i cetnf vladn1 a osve-
tow funkcionaTi ceskoslovensti,
vcetne profesora dra. Frantiska
Kostecky, dekana lekaTske ia
kulty Karlovy university, jejlz
knihovna vyzkumneho 1stavu
|~lekaTskych dejin, pozdstavajic1
pred valkou re 10000 svazkG,
zmenSila Sc ma pouhe 1000
svazku.
Tento prvn1 knizn1 dar do
Ceskoslovenska Dude Zahy ma
sledovan darem dals1m, ktery
pan French oznamil jiz pri praz
qkem pTedavanf knih. Knihov-
nam bratislavskych skol tech
nickych ma Sc prostrednictv1m
CARE dostati technickych knih
taktez v Gene peti set doalru.
Knizn1 program organisace
lCARE je uskutecnovan "a spo-
Iluprace S UNESCO, (Vzdela-
vacf, vedecke a kulturnf orga-
nisace Spojenych narodG). Or
ganisace CARE, uzfvaj1c penez
z prispevkd jednotlivych Anne
rican1 a americkych organisa-
CT, kupuje nejmodernejsf vedec-
Ike a technicke knihy a dodava
ie vzdelavac1m 1stavGm We ctr
nacti zemfch. S povdekem pTi-
jfmane prfspevky je mono "a
slati bud ma adresu "CARE
Book Program, 20 Broad ST.,
New York 5, N. W, nebo KITE
rekoli jin6 1Tadovne CARE We
ISpojenych Statech. Pfispevky
do $40 jsou vlozeny do vseobec-
neho fondu. Darci des1ti nebo
vice dolar1 mohou vsak sami
urciti, ktere zemi nebo kteremu
|dstavu ma Sc kniznfho daru do
|stati. Vsichni darci dostanou
obvyklou stvrzenku, podepsa-
nou pc dodavce knih pffjem-
,Icem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Farnfci osvobodiIi sveho
kaplana.

V moravskem mestecku Kel-
81 byl pc zatknutf tamnfho ia
rare zabit jisty komunisticky
funkcionar. Nekolik dni pc tom
pTijela do Kelce komunisticka
uolicie v sile 50ti muz1 a ucini-
Ia dalsf zatcenf v osobe tamej-
sfho kaplana. Toto druh6 Eat
cent rozrusilo m1stn1 katolicky
lid do te mfry, re Sc pustil dc
policie, osvobodil milovaneho
kaplana a pTinutil policii k q.
t9ku. Dotycny kaplan je bra
trem iednoho naseho odberate-
lie telegraph.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30

Mlstnl a znamy Ground Hog Pleasure Club podnikl bu-
sovou vvifzdku ku navsteve naseho nejstarsfho krajana pana
JANA r. sANDU, statneho to jeste dvaadevadesatnfka (92
roku starry, ktery travf svoje klidne start u sve dcery PAM
Kateriny Wood, Salisbury, Md.
Celia vyprava pod veden1m p. Joe Stankewitze vyjela v
nedeli rano, dine 10. zaTf cd restaurace elena klubu p. Franka
Razka. Mdzete 81 ~pTedstaviti jak byl prekvapen pan sanda,
kdyz celia vyprava k nemu pfijela a PIP. Matula, Matousek a
Hacker mu zacli vyhravati ty nase stare ceske ~pisnicky. Panu
sandovi kanuly radostf Shy pc tvarl a mnohym z prftom-
nVch s oko Zarosilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Rratri Vaclav Krakora z Chica-
GA q Frank Cizek V Baltimore.

Ma ceste ma konvenci We
Washington zastavili Sc u mas
v Baltimore br. Vaclav Krako-
ra, tai. Vyk. Vyboru 6. S. A. a
br. Frank Cfzek, organisation.
Pc konvenci br. Click prize
de opet do Baltimore, ably mezi
Mani nejaky cas- pobyl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Americka LODI odvazi z
Sanghaje 1850 cizincG.

sanghaj. - z sanghaje cd
plula americka LODI Gen. w. H.
Gordon s 1850 cizinci ma palu-
be, je mezi mimi 400 America
nj, 200 A~nglicand a 800 zidov-
skych uprchlfkd. LODI pluje do
Hong Kongu. V Sanghaji zu-
stava ma 500 az 1000 dalslch
cizinc1, kteTi by Sc odtamtud
radi dostali, kdy to Dude noel
byt provedeno, nen1 jeste INA
mo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30

" nedeli, dine 2. rfjna kona
|Spolek Sv. Klementa "Pitch-In
Party" (Kachnf Hody) Ly-
ceum, rob Madison a Duncan
ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Federalni sypka shorela.

Beltsville, Md. - Cast fede-
ralnfho vyzkumneho stredlska
shorela v nedeli casne rano.
skoda odhaduje Sc ma $3.50, 600
Svpka a skladiste byly zniceny
ohn9m "a tri hodiny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Filipiny chit pIjcku.

Washington, D. G. = Jak Sc
ocekava, Filipinska republika
V kratke dobe Dude zadati cd
Sv9tove banky pIjcku $4,000
900 ma hydro-elektricke pro-
jekty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Pevecky Odbor Sok. Jednoty
"Rlesk" v Baltimore

zahajf zkousky jiz tuto nedeli,
2. Tijna v 6 hodin vecer We skole
Aug. Hermana. Sbormistr br.
Volta Martinez zada sestry a
bratry Peveckeho Odboru a j
nase prrfznivce, kterf S Mani zpi-
vail, by prisli vsichni do jedno-
no!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30
Oar ma Bazaar Ceske Skoly
Augustine HeTmana:

Manzele p. a p1. Josef Pc
routka darovali $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-09-30

Shame soucasne podobn6 pro-
testy.
Zastante sc bezbrannych a
nevinnych v cas-, nebot iinak
Dude pozde a komunismus pro-
nikne i do tax vazne organisa-
ce mezinarodni, jakou zastupu-
jete.
D6kujeme Yam "a pochope-
nj a podan1 naseho protestu
a jsme v 1cte,
Ia
Narodn1 Svaz Ceskych Katolfkn
USA.
DIP. Martin KTfzka, kaplan
Jan w. Voller, pFedseda
Prof. Jul. Kuchynka, tajemnfk
Narodni Svaz Ceskych Kato-
lfkd vyzyva vsechny ostatni
krajanske organisace, ably pro-
testovaly Spojenych NarodI
prot pronasledovani knszi v
Ceskoslovensku!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
TRAVEL PAY INCREASE

In Delegate Bartlett's news letter of July 2l is an interesting bit of information that passing along.
 The Bureau of the Budget is apparently discover ing fact that has long been known to Federal en- ployees travelling in Alaska on government business that is S8 day will not reimbursable expenses
 This was made known to Delegate Bartlett by Budget Director Frank c. Pace Jr., when the Dele gate offered to make available the facilities of his office in obtaining information per diem require ments in Alaska
 Under new law, travel allowance in the con- then al United States is payable at a sum not to exceed $9 a day dhe old ceiling $6 day), and the Director of the Budget is to set the rate fer travel pay outside the continental limits Subsistence allow ance heretofore in Alaska and other places outside the 4S States has been at the rate of s0 day. and until sufficient information received warranting change the present allowance will continue in Alaska.
 Hopes for an increase arose when Director Pace informed Delegate Bartlett that "The Bureau of the Budget has received indications that this allowance
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
CHRISTINE HkLv0RSEN IN JUNEAJ ON TRIP
 THROUGH TERRITORY

Miss Christine Halvorsen, former ly of Juneau, who now operates a personalized Buying Service from Los Angeles and San Francisco headquarters, arrived in Juneau Friday from Sitka, and will leave Sunday for Ketchikan.
 Trips to Anchorage, Fairbanks and Cordova have already been completed on Miss Halvorsen's present itinerary and this is her second call of the season in Ju- neau.
 Her buying service covers the Coast States, Alaska, Hawaii, the Philippines, China, South Africa and South America, and the pur- chases in which she specializes are women's apparel, children's wear and haberdashery-though chances are if someone in Alaska of South Africa wanted to buy a tractor through Miss Halvorsen, she would find some way to fill the order.
 For many years she operated Halyorsen's, one of Juneau's fore most Women's apparel shops.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
BREACH OF PROMISE

A movement to end what is called the obsolete practice of tilted bringing breach of promise suits has started in Britain and has received much approval here from club leaders and women lawyers. They feel that these suits reflection on ther sex Women members of Britains Conservative Party, who trying to repeal law that permits such suits, maintain the practice is outdated reflects on women, and is usually form of blackmal. Another setback to the breach of promise business occurred recently in Britain when a 59-year-old dvorcee lost her suit against 74-year- r-old member of Pariiamentand had to pay court costs.
 If this movement is successful it may win vc- tory for feminine dignity. But it's going to be hard on lot of people-editors who want to tighten up front pages full of EastWes Clash news; hostesses who want to keep guests off subjects camp follow CTS of juicy courtroom dramas; broadcasters with walke talkes and photographers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
CLARK T0ACCEpT E BELIEF; MUST
 WEAR BLACK TIE

WASHINGTON, July 30. -lR-- Attorney General Tom Clark said today that he may have to wear a black bow tie as a member of the Supreme Court.
 Reporters asked Clark after Cabinet meeting at the White House if he thought he would have to give up his custom of wearing bow ties when he becomes a Jus tice.
 No, don't think so,' he said, grinning. T may have to wear black one, though"
 President Truman offered the Supreme Court appointment to Clark yesterday. He would fill the vacancy created by the death of Justice Frank Murphy.
 Clark said he would give final answer to MT. Truman about Mon- day, but he left no doubt in the minds of newsmen about his &C., ceptance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
Daily Lessons in English v L. GORDON

WORD OFTEN MSUSED "It for me to write" Say, S 0 to
 sincerity Pronounce SIN CERE SINCERITY with the E as 
 OFTEN MISSPEIIED: Ridiculous RI, not RE-
 SYNONYMS: tasty paatable appetng de-
 
 WORD STUDY three times and it is yours Let us by mastering word each day. Iays word itself something ee contra dctoy from being inconsistent with poiteness and good humor"-Addson
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
Uncertain Existence
Seattle Tinles)

Seattle Times
 Most countries give their athletic stars much the same degree of aduaton that accorded topnotchers fin sports by the American public. Imagine Joe DlMag- eo quitting the United States and the cheers or Am erican crowds It may give an idea Of the feelings of Drobny and Cernk, Czechosovakian tennis cham pions in abandoning their native land for the pros pec of an uncertain existence abroad. For supremacy in Czechosoyakia is in itself no guarantee that the athletes can obtain anything like similar standing in another country.
 Clearly something much more powerful than g mere desire fer a change of scenery motvated the Czech stars in deciding for life outside the iron cur tain.
 Soviet organs, in Czechosovakia and Russia, al ready have attacked the players having "borgeo1s habits" and now may be expected to hur the supreme insult of "deviatonists It is to be suspected how ever that many other citizens of nations which have become Soviet satellites wish they could be as lucky as Drobny and Cernik, in getting outside
 Wingless chickens are coming. The next step will be elimination of the neck, after which dad won't have to worry at all about what part of the bird hls serving is going to be- Everett Herald.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
MODERN ETIQUETTE fy ROBERTA LEE

O. young and girls be trained to rise from 
 this courtesy as they are old enough understand visitors elderly people enter
 
 O. wife calling friends and one Of them suggests leaving should the other protest? A. Mo- give impression that the one who makes the S bored
 Is it required that honorary special mourning suits?
 No. any dark business suit is appropriate