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Evening star., 1949-02-28


who plays q widow, the three chill
dren of her dead husband, and
Fred MacMurray who portrays the
new man in the lives Of the first
four.
Between them they manage to
shake q bit more of amusement
out Of a situation which only goes
to show that. at the very heart of
it. the family is an enduringly
funny institution. Moreover, they
have kept it all beamingly whole
some and in good taste, this with
the help of Claude Binyon's lively
and perceptive direction.
Homer Croy wrote the original
novel upon which Dane Lussier's
Family Honeymoon" script is
based.
The most amusing characters
from their collective typewriters
are the three children. These
bluntly honest, realistic, selfish
Evening star., 1949-02-28
Five on a Honeymoon Proves
A Funny Number at Palace
By joy Cormody

long mankind lasts no doubt will go on Laughing AZ
honeymoon writers
this They hesitate to
grab the latest instance of which
attraction at Loews Palace
Claudette Colbert
Evening star., 1949-02-28
Smart To Serve And
Smart To Buy...

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Bread Gives Your Child 46%
More bodybuilding Protein
Than The Average OF Meat,
Milk, Fish And Eggs
Remember Without Protein
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More Energy For Work And
Play Than Potatoes -.
Remember-Without Energy
A Child Can't Get Coed
RsWrt Cards.
aCempasSsoxs bass6 On Istsst asdilobis psil
ststisties from U. s. Department Of Lobe
Evening star., 1949-02-28
.C.47 Used in Movies
Is War Veteran
BY the Assoeicfed Press
nY> HYYHYNN,


The CAT cargo plane which car
ries Mexican aliens over the border
in Universal -International's Tile
gal Entry" has a notable war rec
ord. Before the studio acquired
the plane, it had flown 20 hospital
missions, two paratroop missions
and three glider towing missions
in addition to hauling freight car
goes for American troops.
+ The ship made it's movie debut
in You Gotta Stay Happy" It
carried freight in that film, with
Jimmy Stewart at the controls
Howard Duff is the pilot in Tile
gal Entry"
Evening star., 1949-02-28

gives your child 1870 more protein
than the average of meat, milk,
fish and eggs.
Better For Energy Than Potatoes
Without energy no child can work,
study or play. Potatoes are good
for energy. So Is Wonder Bread.
Evening star., 1949-02-28
Lind Hayes look to be heading

Lind Hayes look to be heading
right into musical at Metro.
Gene Tierney's mate, Oleg Cas-
SIM, is doing as well with his
dress-designing business as Gene
ever did with her movie career.
He is now making dresses for the
Conover models. No wonder Gene
is in no hurry to resume her
movie career.
Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1949-02-28

growing child cost less than dime
a day. Certainly you can afford
Wonder Bread for your child.
Doubly Fresh
Children love Wonder Bread. Plain
or toasted. Because Wonder Bread
is doubly fresh-fresh when you
buy it; fresh when you eat it. Be-
cause slo-baked-13% longer than
many ordinary kinds for lasting
freshness.
Get economical Wonder Bread
fresh from your grocer today
you'll be glad you did.
Evening star., 1949-02-28

q long time In the movies If YER
satility counts for anything.
Universal International has
done well by the lesser roles in
the Palace picture, with neat per-
formances also being. delivered by
Miss johnson as the other woman.
Hattie Mcdaniel, Chill Wills.
Frank jerks and a number Of
other sound stock players.
Evening star., 1949-02-28

Without protein no child can grow
in body or brain. Growing children
need TWICE the protein per pound
of body weight as grownups.
These foods are good for protein:
Meat, Milk, Fish, Eggs, Nuts. And
Wonder Bread.
Penny for penny, Wonder Bread
Evening star., 1949-02-28

Note How Amazing Wonder Bread Compares
With Meat, Milk, And Fish In Certain Growth And
Energy Building Contents (as stated above)
Evening star., 1949-02-28
Help Build Strong Bodies 8 Ways with WONDER BREAD!

Penny for penny, Wonder Bread
gives your child more energy than
potatoes. And is better in protein
for child growth.
Evening star., 1949-02-28
Mems Build Strong Bodies 3 Ways

The chart above shows the 8 body
and brain-building properties of
Wonder Bread. Serve Wonder Bread
together with fruits, vegetables,
meat, milk, fish and eggs in a we'll
balanced diet. Give your child every
chance to build body and brain.
8 ounces of Wonder Bread for q
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28

dly V dnes zotrocenem Cesko-
slovensku.
Vzpomfname-li letos 20. Ri.
ma, Chime tax svobodne v zemi
demokracie, coz neni dopTano
nas1m bratr1m a sestram V o.
pet znasilnene a ujaTmene sta
re vlasti. Tam nejen re lid
zbaven byl svobody, "a kterou
tolik krve bylo prolific a utrpe-
nj prolific "a obou svetovych
valek, ale cizfmi zajmy ovlada-
nou vladou je mu i zakazano,
ably oslavil svGj nejvetsf svatek
= %. T1jen.
Lid v Ceskoslovensku dnes tr-
pf, fysicky i dusevne. C1tfme
S MIN, pomahame, abychom tt
hu smutneho osudu mu ulehcili.
Ones %. Tfjna vzpomfname
historickeho meznlku V deji-
mach ceskoslovenskeho naroda
|spolecn9 S bratry a sestrami We
stare vlasti, ponevadz ami nej-
|vetsl 1tisk bezpravi nem1ze
Jim re srdci vyrvati lasku Ike
svobode a demokracii. Nepo-
daTilo Sc to NemcGm, a nepo-
daTi Sc to ami dnesn1m, cizfm
zajmGm slouzfcfm moci-pandm.
Americke Sokolstvo, a s MIN
jiste celia ceskoslovenska Ame-
|rika, v den %. R1jna pos1la svo-
je vzpom1nky do stare vlasti
vsem, jimz svoboda a demokra-
Gle nejsou prazdnymi slovy.
J. Y. WELCL.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28
OHIJSKY CUVERNER
TX CSL. 20. RfJNA.

Guverner statu Ohio Frank
j. Lausche vydal k ceskoslo-
venskemu narodn1mu svatku
dine 20. Rfjna tuto proklamaci:
Protoze pc stalet1ch poddan-
.stvi CHI Wade narod ceskoslo-
vensky dnes %. Tijna 1913 po-
vstal a vyhlasil svou svobodnou
a nezavislou republiku,
a protoze tato udalost ma
velky vyznam pro svobodymi-
lowry lid We vsech demokracifch
.sveta,
a protoze lid ceskosloven-
sk6ho pGvodu pc vsem sv6te cd
tie dolby vzdy oslavoval %. Ri
|jen pTfpadnym zpGsobem jake
den ceskoslovenske neodvis-
losti,
a protoze nynejs1 vladci Ces-
koslovenska zakazali oslavu
|tohoto dine, je tim dGlezitejsf,
ably vyznam udalosti re dine %.
.Rfjna 1913 zGstal ivy v my
sl1ch lidf zijfclch mimo Cesko-
slovensko.
Proto ia, Frank j. Lausche,
guverner statu Ohio t1mto pro-
|nlasuji %. Rfjna 1949 "a den
|ceskoslovenske nezavislosti a
nafizujf, ably no bylo vzpome-
nuto vsemi lidmi a skupinami,
zaujfmaj1cfmi Sc o BOZ lidu ces-
koslovenskeho "a svobodu a
pravou demokracii.
Ma znamenf toho pTipojil
jsem nfze sv1j podpis a velkou
|pecet statu Ohio, v Columbus,
dine 18. Tijna leta Pane 1949.
Frank J. Lausche.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28
obcanske svobody jsou zakla-
dem vSech svobod ostatnlch.

obcanske svobody jsou zakla-
dem vsech svobod ostatn1ch.
Ones v zemi Masarykove a
Benesove teto demokracie ne
nj. Jejich jmena jsou vymaza-
|vana z pameti naroda. Jejich
|obrazy zmizely Sc stem skolnfch
Il z 1TadG. Jejich knihy .isou
brany z obehu. Jejich ucenf
lie nahrazovano dogmaty, CHI
mi pravemu duchu narodnimu.
Mfsto demokracie - tvrda dix
|tatura! Mfsto obcanske volno-
sti = tyranie! Mfsto duchovnl
svobody - move duchovni oko-
Wy! Mfsto svobodne vedy =
veda politely spoutana! MI
|sto svobody presvedcenf - pre-
|svedcenf postatnena! Misto svo-
|bodne prace - nova robota
Mfsto samospravy - prGmy-
slovy feudalism!
V Ceskoslovensku "a noveho
|rezimu muze byt Size dOcasne
|pamatka Masarykova a Bene-
|sova opomljena, odkaz jejich
porusovan a kazen. Ale We svo-
bodnych zemfch sveta. prede-
|vsfm u mas, We Spojenych Sta
tech, kde oba nasi velc1 ucitele
zili, ceskoslovenstf demokrate
odkaz jeiich nezrad1. V duchu
|jejich pnjdeme dale verni sobe,
verni starym tradic1m sveho Ii
du, verni zasadam, z nichz vzni-
XII obnoveny ceskoslovensky
stat, verni idealGm velkych
muzn demokracie americke a
presvedcenf, re pravda zvitezi.
"Americke Hlasy''
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28
GUVERNER STATU ILLINOIS
ADLAI E. STEVENSON
ID K %. RfJNU
proklamaci tohoto zneni:

PAONAoAAAo~A tOAAOOO AAAOAAAs
1913. Rfjen jest pamatnym
vyrocn1m dnem v historic Ces-
koslovenska.
Bylo to v rfjnu r. 1918, kdy
Tomas G.. Masaryk, S n1mz spo-
|lupracoval DIR. Edward Benes a
JIM vlastenci, nacrtl hlavnf "a
sadly pr1st1 narodnl 1stavy, do
nfz byly vteleny obcanske svo-
body poole vzoru konstituce
Spojenych StatI.
Pozdeji byl den 20. Rfjen u
redne proklamovan presiden-
tenn Masarykem a Ceskosloven-
skym revolucn1m narodn1m
shromazdenfm jake statnl sva-
tektek Ceskoslovenske neodvis-
losti.
Dnesni komunisticka cesko-
slovenska vlada zakazala lidu
v Ceskoslovensku, ably bylo O.
slavovano toto pamatne vyroci
dine %. Rfjna. Avsak v teto
svobodne zemi, kde zije tis1ce
americkych obcanG ceskoslo-
venskeho pdGvodu a mnoho z
mich zije We state Illinois, pri-
pravuji sc k oslave tohoto dine
poradanfm vlasteneckych vzpo-
m1nek.
PROTO dnes, ia, Adlai E.
Stevenson, guverner statu I'LL
nois, prohlasuji tlmto patek,
%. T1jna, tohoto roku jake "a
Ceskosolvensky den nezavislo-
sti pc celem state Illinois a "a
dam, ably vsechny interesova-
ne skupiny, organisace i jed
notlivci vhodnym zpGsobem O.
slavili tento den.
Ma dGkaz toho pTipojujf k
Itomuto prohlaseni svGj Vast
norucn1 podpis a velkou pecet
Istatu Illinois.
ADLAI E. STEVENSON,
| guverner."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28
KU 70. RfJNU

Ones, dine %. rfjna, vzpoml-
name svatku ceskoslovenske
svobody, historickeho dine roku
1918, kdy pc staletem dtisku
narod mas stall Sc svobodnym.
V~zpomfname tech. kterf Sc
zaslouzili O to, ably ceskoslo-
vensky lid v zemich ceskych a
slovenskych zbaviti Sc mohl CT
zich otrockych pout, a ably mo-
hi svobodne zfti. Vzpomfname
chrabrych nasich bratTf, kterf
dali wink proslavenym legilm
a z nichz tax mnoz1 svojf krvi
a zivoty zaplatili "a svobodu
|sveho naroda. Vzpominame
velkych nasich v6dcd, Masa-
ryka, Benese a S~tefanika, jichz
jmena v historic ceskosloven-
skeho naroda zapsana budou
ma veky tax, jake jmena Wash
.ingtona, Lincolna a Jeffersona
|jsou zapsana v historic Spoje-
nych Stat1.
Americke Sokolstvo melo
svGj pod1l ma osvobozenf stare
vlasti re sparG nepfatel jak "a
prvn1, tax i "a druhe svetove
valky. Z1castnilo sc osvobo-
zovac1ch akc1 a svym dflem
prispelo Ike konecnemu vftez-
stvf spravedlive veci. A nenf
nejmensf pochyby o tom, re a
mericke Sokolstvo je a Dude O.
pet ma SVEN mfste a ucinf vse,
co Dude v jeho silach, ably svo-
boda a demokracie opet zavla-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28

S vroucnost1 a bolesti srdc
vzpomfnajf dnes vsichni vern.
Cesi a Slovaci %. Rfjna, nejvet
S1ho data nasich modernfch de.
jim a symbolu nasi svobody E
samostatnosti. Jejich jmenen
Rada svobodneho Ceskosloven.
ska vyjadTuje veTejne, co v ma.
81 vlasti "a stale v~zrGstajfc.
barbarske persekuce smf zGsta-
ii jen utajeno v srdc1ch YER
nych. Nynejsf vlada Ceskoslo-
vensk6 republiky, slouzfc cizim
zajmGm, potlacuje svatek %.
Rfjna a odstranuje tim oficiel-
ne tento symbol MAST narodn1
svobody. 0 to vroucneji a roz-
hodn6ji oslavuje tento den Ra-
ola svobodneho Ceskoslovenska
q s nj vsichni CeSi a Slovaci "a
hranicemi. Spojujf Sc v mohut-
ne jednot6 citG a myslenek s
nestastnym, potlacenym a kru-
t6 pronasledovanym narodem
donna Ike spolecn6 oslave, v n1z
sc vdecnost k tenn, kteT1 Sc "a
slouzili O %. Rfjen 1918, poll S
nadejf, re tento den Sc Ease
stane svatkem svobody We zno-
WI osvobozene vlasti.
Nyn6js1 vlada potlacen1m ma
rodnfho svatku bezdecne pTi-
znala, CO sc tax 1porne snazi
zastirat, Re totiz znasilnila
svobodu a samostatnost naro-
da. Nen1 osobn1 svobody v po-
licejnfm state, nen1 myslenko-
We svobody We state, nasilne O.
vladan6m jedinou CHI ideolo-
gil, nenf hospodarske, narodnl
a statnf svobody, nybrz jen sluz
ba zajmGm CHI imperialisticke
mocnosti. Jak podivuhodne a
jakymi zvlastnfmi cestami Wy
chazf ma jevo pravda z list tech,
kteri Sc nam snazf namlouvati
lez.
Mic dnesnim uchvatiteldm
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28
28. RUE N.
BENES A MASARYK.

V prvnf polovici zaTi pripo-
minali jsme 81 dvou velikanu
narodnfch u pTflezitosti vyroci
jeiich smrti, jez isou oddelena
cd sebe jen nekolika dny. Ed
ward Benes zemrel 8. zarf, To-
mas c.. Masaryk Ia. zaf1.
Jak rGzny byl zivotnf osud
techto velkych zakladatelG &C.
skoslovensk6 r~epubliky a nejen
donna, ale vsude We svet6 UNA
vanych vGdcG demokracie!
Masaryk skoncil svou zivot-
nj pout dovrsiv sve zivotnf d.
10. Ale poslednf svoje dni I'll
az v pT1tmf move bouTe, jej1miz
vfry bylo jit jeho zaku, ktery
il Size pTezil a v nj zv1tezil, ale
padl, kdyz Sc privalila boufe
tretf, ktere dosud konce nen1.
Masaryk zemFel jake vft6z,
Benes padl udolan a ustvan no.
vymi tyranny.
Velcf vGdcove, opravdovi
v6dcove sveho lidu odesli, Cd
kaz jejich vsak z1stava.
Je to odkaz humanitnf de-
mokracie, demokracie osv1ce-
ne, spejfcf k idealu svobody O.
sobnf, svobody narodnf, obec-
nemu mfru a socialnf sprave-
dlnosti. Je to demokracie, KITE
re je svoboda nejen GLEN, ale
i cestou a prostTedkem k dosa-
zenf Gle. Demokracie, v n1z
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28
VYKONNY DEPARTMENT
ANNAPOLIS - MARYLAND
CUVERNEROVA PROKLAMACE
"DEN NEODVISLOST cESSKOSLOVENSKA
90 6<TEN rOH0

28. RfJEN 1949
PONEVADz, Spolecna Resoluce Aktu Hlavni-
no Shromazdenf Marylandu z roku 1885 narizuje
guvernerovi, ably prohlasil 20. ffjen kazdeho roku
ku vzpomenutf a oslave pamatky zalozenf Ceskoslo-
venske Republiky, a
PONEVADz, by vzdy melo byti pro mas zdro-
jem prave spokojenosti a hrdosti uvedomiti 81, jak
skveleho prispenl dostalo Sc nasemu Statu byvaly-
mi obcany Ceskoslovenska.
PROTO NYNf IA, VIM. PRESTON LANE JR,
GUVERNER a MARYLAND, tfmto prohla-
sui patek, %. KfJNA, 1949 OMEN NEODVIS-
LOSTI CESKOSLOVENSKA" v Marylandu a zadam
ably prapor Spojenych Statd Vial ma vsech vlad-
Mich a verejnych budovach ku pocte Ceskoslovenska
a jeho lidu.
STVRZUJ vlastni rukou a
VELKA Velkou Peceti Statu Mary
PECET landu V meste Annapolis, v
MARYLANDU tento trinacty den ffjna v r-
ce NaSeho Pana 1919.
William Preston Lane, Jr.
Guverner
Bertram L. Boone, ii.
Statnf tajemnlk
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28
PrOvOlanf Rady Svobodn6ho Ceskoslovensk'
Ku %. Rijnu 1949.

lmoci a sluhnm sovetskych zaj-
mi v CSR nepomGze vsechno to
krute pronasledovan1 vernych
demokratG, z nehoz budou
skladat 1cty; narod nedotceny
komunistickym jedem a odho-
dlany nezaprodat sve zajmy We
prospect kohokoli, pGjde yer
ne "a zarnym pTfkladem svych
lstatecnych a neohrozenych.
Mezi t6mito zejmena predsta-
vitele a veTici cfrkve katolicke
vzbuzuji dnes 1ctu a obdiv mas
|vsech i celeho svobodneho
sveta.
Cesi a Slovaci, ktefi byli nu-
cent opustiti vlast a Rada svo-
bodneho Ceskoslovenska, mluv-
Ct umlceneho naroda pred de-
mokratickym svetem, povazujf
%. Rfjen nadale Ia heslo sve
dosavadn1 a budouc1 prace.
Vsechno nase snazenf a vsech-
ma nase cinnost je vedena a po-
svecena myslenkou move a tr-
vale svobody naseho lidu. Ma
me "a svou povinnost venovat
|teto snaze vsechno sve 1silf a
VERNE a v1me, re Dude koru-
novano 1spechem. Svoboda
|ceskeho a slovenskeho naroda
nenf otazkou docasneho sesku-
peni mocenskych sill, je pred
pokladem mlru sveta a stast-
neho souzitf narodG, je veci
prava a spravedlnosti, je pod
mfnkou trvaleho uspofadani
mezinarodniho zivota ma mrav-
MIN zaklad6. Vsechny tyto 81
ly stoj1 "a nami a podporuji
nase snahy. Uvedomujeme 81
to zvlaste dnes, nebot ony jsou
bezpecnou zarukou vftezstvl v
nasem boil. Ony povladnou
svetem, v nemz %. Rijen bude-
me opet slavit spolecne We svo-
bodne vlasti.
Washington, D. c., rfjen, 1949.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
"CZECHOSLOVAKIA INDEPENDENCE DAY,
o0fh 1Qdo
OCTOBER 18th, 10.

OH 40TO
WHEREAS, by Joint Resolution of the Acts of
the General Assembly of Maryland of 1886, the
Governor is directed to proclaim October 18th of
each year for the observance and commemorative
of the founding of the Republic of Czechoslovakia,
and
WHEREAS, it should ever be a source of real
satisfaction and pride to us to realize the splendid
contribution made to our State by former citizens
of Czechoslovakia.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, VIM. PRESTON LANE, Jr,
GOVERNOR OF THE OF MARYLAND, do
hereby proclaim Friday, October 18th, 1949 as
"CZECHOSLOVAKIA INDEPENDENCE DAY in
Maryland and request that the flag of the United
States be flown from all governmental and public
buildings as a tribute to Czechoslovakia and it's
people.
GIVEN Under My Hand and
the Great Seal of the State
r,rr onr.r cDAr of Maryland, At the City of
OF II STATE nnu nf nc+ohor ~ The yaar
Or MAn1AAND of Our Lord, One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Forty
Nine.
William Preston Lane, Jr.
By the Governor
Bertram L. Boone, ii.
Secretly of State
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-10-28

THE GREAT SEAL
OF THE STATE
OF MARYLAND
Evening star., 1949-01-02
Pose II

television screen before each
bout at the local arena.
These posters announce who
will appear in the next bout,
and carry pictures Of the par
ticipants.
sometimes I have to make
up a poster about the very
guy I'm going to rassle." says
Mr.. Pappas. Il might hate
his CUTS, but as an artist I
try to make his poster as at
tractive as possible"
In the war Mr.. Pappas
served In the Navy. and was
stationed at Bainbridge, Nd;
where he taught judo, wres-
tling and hand-to-hand COM
bat. He Is married to q for
mer Photographic model and
lives at 1919 Twenty-fir
street NV. IS. b.
Evening star., 1949-01-02
A Two-Canvas Artist

don't want to be Just a big
dumb BRUTE" he observes.
"Just because you've got
muscles you don't have to
suppress your creative or in
tellectual side."
As a matter of fact, he says,
many wrestlers are talented
in other fields. Several are
doctors, one is a concert pian-
ist, others have mechanical
skills.
They're not Just hobbies,
either" says Mr.. Pappas.
"They could make a living at
them"
Mr.. Pappas is a Washing
tonian, born, he says, next
door to Ford's Theater. He
went to Mckinley High and
later to the Corcoran Art
School. The possessor of an
exhibitable physique, even at
the age Of IS, he used to pose
for the art students, became
interested in drawing and
then enrolled in night classes.
When he was 10 he went to
Hollywood in search of work
as q movie scene designer. He
didn't get much work, but he
found a new career. It hap
pened one day when he went
out to Santa Monica to be
introduced to a fellow Greek
American, the then world
champion wrestler, Jim Lon
dos. Londos was working out
In a gym. In order to get
onto the floor Mr.. Pappas had
to don wreStler'S trunks. and
his physique impressed Lon
dos, who asked him If he'd
like a workout. The novice
agreed. and was so serious in
his effort to beat Londos that
the latter offered to become
his mentor.
For eight months he toured
the country with Londos, but
after a dispute over money
matters he struck out for
himself. He next met Londos
less than a year later-in the
ring. They wrestled in New
Evening star., 1949-01-02
TITLE for this article

THE TITLE for this article
l. was suggested by Soterios
Buddy Pappas, a profes-
sional wrestler who doubles
as a commercial artist. Mr..
Pappas, as you can see, has
acquired a certain adroitness
In publicity matters in his Is
years of campaigning in the
ring-where, incidentally, he
goes by the name of Jesse
James.
Getting up from his draw
ing board In the art studio of
WMAL-TV, where he worked
until recently (he's now with
WOIC), Mr.. Pappas turned out
to be a stocky-even chubby
person with a soft voice and
a twinkle in his eyes. He Is
singularly free Of the marks
of the "rassling" trade-the
cauliflower ears and the dent
ed nose. He doesn't look like
a wrestler at all. Not only Is
he q wrestler, but he Is, he
saws "a villain"
(To the uninitiated: Pro-
fessional wrestlers generally
play either one of two roles
in the ring, the hero or the
villain. A wrestler usually
adopts one role or the other
early in his career, and that's
what he remains, although
there are cases of heroes
turning villain temporarily,
and vice versaD
Mr.. Pappas may be a leering,
snarling backyard in the
ring, but It's strictly q work
ing role, like Walter Hampden
playing Cyrano. When he
isn't in the ring he Is affable,
and likes to talk about art,
books and events of the day.
Art and wrestling, he says,
somehow go together. For
one thing, he says. being a
wrestler gives him plenty of
time to draw. In the second
place he feels that the es-
thetic provides excellent coun-
terpoint for the physical.
If you're a rassler you
Evening star., 1949-01-02

York for the championship in
1896, and Jesse James stayed
SO minutes with the old mas
ter.
Although the marks are not
at first evident, Mr.. Pappas
has not come away unscathed
from his 2,500 ring engage
ments. One of his hands has
a bone ridge where it was
broken, he has a permanent
knot at the back of his head,
and he has several tiny scars
from cuts about the eyes.
Mr.. Pappas, who wrestles
on q Decentralization cir
cult, averages about three
matches a week. Between
matches he makes signs and
posters. One of his jobs has
been to make up posters
which are flashed on the
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-05
ST. MICHAEl'S PLANS MAY PROFESSIONAL

A May professional, believed to be the first ever to be held in Alaska, will be a part of the special Mothers Day service at St. Michaels Catholic Church next Sunday morning, it was an- nounced this week by Father James Snead. The professional will be a part of the regular 10 o'clock morning mass.
 The processional is in honor of the Virgin, mother of Christ, and hence is a part of the Mothers Day service. Partici- pants will include a crown bearer, four altar boys, two flower girls and an honor guard of church trustees. It eliminates in the crowning of the Virgin with a garland of flowers.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-05
Marketing Survey
 Plans In FinoI Phase

Final plans are being formu- lated for the marketing survey planned for the Matanuska Val ley this summer, it was learned this week. Dr. o. L. MimmS, in a letter addressed to Don Irwin, this week said that the survey will study three factors:
 CD Transportation facilities, @ Storage facilities, (3) Ex- tent of existing markets.
 It is not yet known who will make the survey. It is possible that it will be a job assigned to several men.
 Further Congressional appro- priations for the agricultural de- velOpment of Alaska on any group settlement plan will await the results of this survey (which will not be in final report form until next January D, results of soils classification surveys, not scheduled to be finished for an- other year, and results of ice drilling operations in the Dunbar area this summer, according to MT. Irwin.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-05-05
SCS PAIR
 GO TO RENAL

James Hurley and Thomas Day of the local Soil Conserva- tion Service office, left for the Kenai Peninsula last Tuesday. They go on a preparatory sur vey, to investigate weather con- ditions and to locate temporary housing and camp sites, to be used by survey crews later in the summer.
 The SCS will continue the work of soils classification, be- gun on the Kenai Peninsula last summer. A crew of four men is expected to arrive from the Out side to take care of the work.
 When this summers survey will begin cannot be told, until the pair return from this initial inspection. Reports of daily be- low freezing temperatures in the area indicate a late start, ac- cording to Charles Wilson, terri torial conservationist. Work can- not be started until the ground is free of frost.
 Day and Hurley expect to be gone for a period of a week to 10 days.