davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-12

SMn0F' NooS mass ~ 1-
pi4Nos FOR RENT with option to
ouy; choice OF spinets, consoles and
apartment uprights. ST. e40o.
JORDAN PLANO CO.. corner Of 18th
a, snd 9 sts. nv. ,..
Ross Set make spines Shosse or or Cable cabie.Neisou su
apt. upright: completely recondf
eonosI Sass La' pIaNo faison'ssH ss1 1nis t. nv
PfaNo ian ts and bench. Baldwin-Hamilton.
ike ike new KE. s.sssa. @is
PIANO, large upright, excellent tone.
with bench; 500. Phone IE. $3.50.
PIANO, Knahe grand, excellent sene'
PfANo.oniy PIANO % sic $40. down and $40
home. No hauling charge JORDAN
PIANO CO.. corner 18th shd q
piiaNo.. iii s.~ oulbrans.n. spine. model;
Gail Victor. 2076.
PIANO. fun keyboard spinet. made hy
weaver; very attr. mshugany nnish:
an excellent value at $2e5; SO
down. $40 monthly. KITS. 1850
Piano, "a USE used grand. mshosany finish.
nice eond.; an excellent value at
$5s5: conv. terms. KITS. 1889 Q
eiANo. Asrs.sn,s g,ess ana sen:e..
features Of small 9rands and up-
right: fun resonant tone. responsive
action. durability and eye appealfns
case designs IN mAhogany. walnut
ebony, tight oak and prtua vera IN.
ish. Exclusive at HUGO WoRcH
PIANos-We are Offering "a Spinet.
Console and Grand pisnos at re,
ductions up to $3.50: brand new 40
inch Consoles at saving Of $3.50.
an sn eutsIssnneeins M 1sne ~ sAia5s s5s.u rnnn.rs @
Terms arranged. LUNAR. INC. 1900
PiANOs FOi Ikigx-With option 70
buy later. "a monthly 70. ST. $500.
PIANO MART. 10lt tn OF. nv
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DINING SUITE, 10 piece; ext. table,
server; buffet. china closet. Sl75.
DfNING ROOM SET, o PC, walnut,
excel. cond., $l75 or best offer.
DINiNG RIM. SET, o pcs. solid oak;
good finish: $65. DU. 0I06, after
pm. except Wednesday, Ia
2 arm chairs. 4 straight, uphol-
stored. mahogany: reas. WO. 1850.
15'
DINING RoOM-e-pc. Duncan Phyfe
18th Century suite, full credenza.
also have leather top mig kneehole
desk and large mig. breakfront; no
reasonable offer refused. Call Ma.
5000. Ask for MR.. JACKSON.
DINING RIM. SET, good cond.; 2
folding cots. Very little used. Rea-
sonable. 1924 M st. Ne. TR. 1908.
Evening star., 1949-05-12

VENETIAN BLINDS
Measured to At, made Of Flexalum. in
finest quality heads, tapes and cords.
Cal the factory for factory prices,
DTnn~Ny rsr~ M
Evening star., 1949-05-12

AH moueiS. Terms. we repair, re"
ssd b. ,S or sss.1i y y0as M 9a sens bis
shEhvIsc hfsh II ssAR6safonaeros. So: sass pin.
shelving. 1xl2". in lengths up 70 10
g, nv,,, ISs 1Ss,, q. ACE WREcEiNo oos 4
ainn nGDSa ave. n.s.. aAliHa AZ eei7. co. -fs s0S
SHOES, lady's, sizes 5la to 6-B,
varied styles, excel. condition; cheap.
sHOES-Nationally advertised mems
as:; RPsss @ .ss.ps s's::ssss ss:s wa.
SHOWCASES, four S IT.. one ! IT.,
III In perfect condition. blend.
ssksA fsk AL n.s sisa n,.s ssf0If si t.pes,.
pipe. showers, toilets, tubs, basins.
BLOCKS. 3o56 n st; NV. NO. 1908,
SOFA, maple, and rocking chair, good
sondttion; $50. Can after Q pm.
sREri RE; esss ms.nsi,5 ESs. lis. .,,.. ,nci,a;,.
ise. quantity 15-in. f-s5 Il. checE
Ss4s. .o' ARROW WREcKINd CO.
hoo 80. Capitol St. LII 3-26o2,
STORE FIXTURES, shelves, counters.
tables and chiidrsn's manikins.
Must clear out at once; no reason
able offer refused. Gil 7th st. nv,
sT0vE. State. oven control. cabinet
with porcelain TOD, TWIN De0Ss Good
eond. RA. s40o, 4es0 9th st.. NV.
TABLE, porcelain ON steel top, almost
new, sturdily built. Call Nj. ss77
rasIE All 2 RNb And ARM CHAIRS. new.
$50; used. "a so: Immediate de-
livery. MANfiATTAN orYTcK EoUTP-
MENT CO.. $50 ". Y. ave. NV. ---l2
TuRvI8f0N GETSs lS& disc. en 81
Or. sanpless last yrs-' mods. slnshed;
eSas aoasL aFrnfAEe4 cS. 81 isiI & Nies.
ols ave. s.e- AT. 1000. -S9
TELEvISI0NS-Lea makes. large
screens. Demonstrators, new guar
antee. 30% Cd list prices. KITS,
TEEIEvisION, RcA console. So "a. in.
screen, I2-in. speaker reasonable.
TFIEVTsioN--Now you can save $50
10 500 OF. All famous makes. some
direct factory purchases with say
ings passed on to consumer. salts
faction guaranteed. Cali 81. oiTA;
caii OF. s3f4 or WI 556i. .--l1
TTRES. factory reccnc- al atzss.
$3.45 ca. 8 mos. quar- uxed Hack
tires. so.es. open Meekdnyf an1
sun tn d p.n. ALL SERVICE TIL
CO.. 3GiQ Ga. ava nv. IA $3.50
TRUNGPET8-Brn models re-
duced a. much e. 40E. JORDAHS.
corner 18Th and q Sta nv.
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NVI8MFH EMFEHFFH q NaFsfN
apAYlmsnts ard hoAsse fsf tent
uBdNF as PER meath. 7s lsi sesf
hgus< o. ApsEtfasNt fuf rent t4sss
cad Nj sgAa. weskaaTt 4 aa " b
saF = waAi te lisi sgHss hs4sslss
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condition. $50. Call IA. 5000. Ia
FURNISHINGS of l2 rooms, inciud-
ing stoves. ice boxes. beds, rugs, etc.
Have to sell by May 1s. 1sa6 18th
rURS.-Davenport and chair. 5 oc-
casional chairs, all slip covers, drop
leaf table. 2 straight chairs. 2 end
tables students desk. Ho. 1890,
FnnRsNiifTTutRE-Hollywood nsi bed, radio
and miscellaneous furniture. Call
FGGRNiTUR2-contents GRisiTIi aci new apt;
iy T 54S S ssdrni fsi.vs,an dinettsi g. nase MIS-
FsUasssNiIFfttGaEModd sassi FfttGaEodd pieces. Phone At.
rnRNfrTRE laRisf STae, for 8 rms. liy. rm.. bed
rm.. din. rn.; reas.; must sell. Call
uN; ss27 bet; and 9 p,m p5n, 1s n
refrigerator; many other articles.
zoe Noland ST., Falls Church. Va.
FURNrTURE-Full-size bed. springs.
mattress and oak dresser $34.50;
and % dresser. % ss4 SO: !. Size bed, 9
Classical records. both $3.50 eQ7
10th s.; ne. No calls besween, 80
raaISsfTusE a1d fiy9s - Govt. surplus = zoo
maple desk chest Of drawers. size
3ax47. S24.50 ea.; 800! single size
HOLLYWOOD beds, sterilized, $3.50 ea.;
pillows, SOC; ice boxes, $3.50: beds.
$3.50. ADMIRAL FURNITURE
DEALERS. zoos 9TH 81. n.w.,. corner
Of N. 2: ave. open 10 am. to 7;so
FURNITuRE-2 single beds. coil spr.
and matt. / studio couch. opens
to dble. bed: MATCHING chairs
kitchen set, chifforobe, secretary.
Ali furniture excel. cond. No deal
FURNITURE-2-piece modern curved
living rm, set, cost $3.50. sac. $2l0.
| Ape modern hedrm. set with spring
| and mattress, cost over $500. sac.
S226: beaut. 5-pc. paystrom chrome
| dinette set. cost 81 so. sac, 500; hide
| a-bed, never used. cost $3.50. sac.
Sf15; embossed light gray Mohawk
all-wool rug and pad. cost $l4o. sac.
| $50; also lamps and chairs: prac.
tically new. DE. 2723, Ext 81 Until
IFuRaSSiITuRE-Bedroom. dinetts, liv-
ing room; must sell BY noon Sat.
| call AK, 242S after 4:30 Pm. --l3
FuRNTTURE-Beau 2-tone tniaid
mahogany bedroom suite with twin
beds includ. springs and mattresses.
excellent condition; cost over VI .00Os
win seli for $500. 76l 10th st. s;e,
Evening star., 1949-05-12

crepe 2-piece
sell $35; short
dress, S25 (16-
pvt. MI. 1850.
Evening star., 1949-05-12

NEAR WALTER KEED-Large. cool
double room. bath. uni, phone; refs.
Men Men. thru Ell; S;3 only Tui a352
Vacancy in lsrse double room for
lady in q pleasant home with home
like atmosphere. unlimited tele-
phone. De. 5s65 --l2
room for lady. 81 SO: IA hlks. of
Conn. ave; unlim. Phone. EN-.
2Qla. --i2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23
Stockholm
To Hold Own
Olympic Games
up Wirephoto

Observation-Disclosures
invited $4,000 gymnasts from all
parts of the world for its own
Olympic Games next summer.
The organizing committee ex-
poets the festival to draw en-
trants from more than so coun-
tries.
The idea to arrange an interna-
tional gymnastics festival of
Olympic dimensions was first
realized in 1880, when 1000 gym
nasts from 81 countries crowded
the capital of Sweden for eight
hot and hectic summer days in
the shadow of World War II.
The games will be held be-
tween July 81 and August 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23
Army To
Notre Dame

SOUTH BEND, Ind.-(P)-One
of West Points finest athletes
now is on the faculty at Notre
Dame Joseph ]. Weidner, who
won three letters in football,
three in lacrosse, one in basket
ball and one in boxing, is serving
as assistant professor of military
science and tactics at the Air
ROTC at Notre Dame. Weidner
played guard for the Cadets and
appeared in the 1888, 1889, and
1910 Notre Dame-Army battles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23

nsfmnH Ia bnth weight and
iaarih wtth ths award made on
tia hess uf Iroints Either or all
n,aghn.is ean b. used in tuurna-
mrnts Sails in thc luCal tuUrna
u.fmi afe iudged hy length.
mulss shesla be amended
Al suggestion D. the summit
ter af thu island City Fishing
Tamnamfnt and in fairness to
t.asr ruigung saillsh. Judging
t.ssit 49, done in lOCal tuurna-
Hrnfr tur huth length and weight
aItf pufr bving awarded i"i
tafh
A. sn skamplr. two entries 81
.atifish tn this years tournament
h.ts trrn reviewed each 81 would
mfut an aafd 90 the rules were
.fanari Ome aailflah entered
hatt tive pounds and measured
Sven tees une lnch in length An
atfef weighed uNty one pounds
sna measured seven tee' IN
irmaih ,
Under enc present rules OF
.ians these entries. the seven
t.t ans n,h entry would re
Ufttr thr award even though
thsfs o. . difference OF sixteen
f..an.is in ths tWu ilsh.
unlirr thras circumstance 'he
anlv fsif thing o. Do, would oe
.u,srf : prize g. each entry
fhs Foa u aood. the mans
tlahagmaa MI,
A1lenilon SOFA men al Bhmp-
Ian hula Chica - A.
Chicf Bnala~ain Mate ~. o.
Wtiffsd 90 longer will be- forced
\. So ailoN the ,nsul's hurried h's
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23
Walls AND SCALES
~ JACk DELANEY

way. regarding his piscatorial
abilities. e.
All of US have been through
the same thing. The fishing bug
bites US. we invest our money in
rods. reels. boats, and any fish
ing gear we can lay our hands
on. We start out full of conf
dence, determined to catch the
biggest fish ever landed, by any
one, anywhere, and what hap
pens? No fish.
The same thing happened to
Boats" And the same insults
were hurled his way by well
meaning, if unkind friends. His
face became red ESQ did ours,
when the same thing happened
To- usl, but he swore he would
catch a fish, and Sunday he did.
Il is now official. So you guys
at Boca Chica, will have to find
someone else to pick on. Yes,
Boats" IS a fisherman.
While out fishing with his wife
Sunday, in his own "put-put,"
something struck at his line, and
away Il went Using an alumni
mum alloy rod, with a go pound
test line, he battled his catch for
all he was worth, until, finally,
success
Chief Boatswain Mate N. B.
Wllhed landed a nurse shark
seven feet long and weighing
approximately 200 pounds.
Boats. has shown he can catch
them, the shoes on the other foot
now fellows, what can you do?
Second Period Closed
Il must be old age. cause these
three week periods roll around
faster than anything l have ever
seen, with the exception of a
note due on q car. Anyhow, the
second period of the Island City
Fishing Tournament. closed yes
terday. WashlngtOn's Birthday.
The irony of It. Ending the sec
ond quarter of a fishing tourna-
ment on the birthday of a man,
whose life was eXemplified by
has truthfulness.
As soon as the judges meet the
winners will be announced.
SCALES;
Here are the last entries to be
received by this column. More
may be out il SO they will be in
Guided in the judging of win
ners.
DOLPHIN
Mrs. Emma Moneypenny, West
Englewood, N. j. 81 pounds, 3 8"
long. girth 81; DR.. Russell D.
Means, Columbus, Ohio, IL
pounds, 8 8" long. girth 49,"
BARRACUDA:
VIM. Whitley, CollingSwood, N.
J.. 20 pounds, 4 3" long, girth
lsla": James w. Jordan, Buffalo,
N Y, 80 pounds, a z" long, girth
10 inches.
KINGFISH:
c. z Henninger, Pittsburgh,
Pa. % pounds, 8 IL" long, girth
10 inches.
BONITA;
{. L Henninger, Pittsburg, Pa,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
know America)

1764-William Eaton, soldier,
American consul to Tripoli,
whose march across the desert of
Lydia IN war with Tripoli is a
classic in daring and venture.
born Woodstock, VT. Died June L,
1911.
l787-Emma H. Willard, teach
er-writer, whose first girls SEM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23
Italian Track
Coach For Spain

MADRID-(P) - Spanish track
stars have gone to Italy to get
an expert coach. Nova C. BATHS
ia, former coach of Turin Univer-
sity and student of American
track coach Boyd Comstock, has
just arrived in Madrid.
Battista has been hired by the
Spanish Student Syndicate and
the Falange Youth Front which
have the largest number of track
and field athletes in this coun-
try.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23
BEACHCOMBERS DEFEAT
BILLIE'S; ELKS WIN
FROM JUNIOR VARSITY
POllOck's Jewels
Beat Morales
Cleaners, Last One
Is Real Thriller

Three good names of basket
ball were played last night at the
High School Gymnasium.
The Beachcombers won over
Billie's Drive Inn, throwing the
Inn boys back in the cellar; the
Elks won from the Junior Var
sity and Pollock'S Jewels beat
Morales Cleaners in the third
game.
High man in the Beachcomber-
Billie'S Drive Inn was Larson
with IL points for the Beach
combers; Griffen and Saunders
scored 8 each. Ingraham and
Creigh scored 6 points, while
Wallace and Boza also scored 6.
The ElkS and the Junior Var
sity played hot game. The Var
sity team played the Elks to
tie for three quarters, but weak
ened in the fourth and the Elks
won. Claude Valdez cut lose and
scored 81 points; Nunez, Kerr
and Gates 8 each; for the Varsity
Henry scored II, Cooper 8, In
graham 7.
Jewels and Cleaners played a
great game. The Jewels scored
but 6 points to 10 for the Clean
ers in the first quarter, but from
then on it was Jewels. w. Her
rick just couldn't miss and scored
% points. In the last quarter
the Cleaners got going, but fell
short. They scored II points to
z for the Jewels, Skaggs scored
10, Grove Z, Scheneck 6, P. Her
rick 3. For the Cleaners r. Bar
Der scored II, G.. Sweeting II,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23

mary in her home was founded
when there was no girls high
school or college admitting them,
born at Berlin. Conn. Died April
Is, 1870.
1832-John HI. Vincent, Metho-
dist clergyman-bishop, originator
of the Chautauqua movement.
born in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Died
May 9, 1920.
1857-Margaret w. Deland,
popular novelist, born in Ale
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23
SENIOR BASEBALL
Island City Baseball League

Municipal Stadium,
Afternoon) ----
SUNDAY ~
First Game: P.M.)
First Game-Atomic Bombers
VS.. Cubans.
Second Game-Red Raiders VS..
Key West Clowns.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23

Score of Second Game:
Elks Club ~ II 6 22-52
Jr. Varsity -------l3 y 5 12-42
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ghany, Pa. Died In Boston. u
IS, 1915.
l8ss--John G. winnant. thfe'
times governor Of New Haizsp
shire, Ambassador to Britalf
born in New York City.
suicide, Nov. 3, i947.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23

Score of Third Game:
Pollock's Jewels 6 IS Is IA
Morales Clean 10 3 10 1912
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23

While the exact origin of
mechanical clocks is not known,
it is said that Pope Sylvester II
invented one in about 900 A. D.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23

Pamphleteer Thomas paine
was also an inventor: he sought
to interest British and French IN
an iron bridge he invented in the
year 1887.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23
MRS. KIRKE.
q. VALDEZ WIN
GOLF TITLE
Sports Calendar
BASKETBALL
High School Gymnasium
Might

tNlghO
WEDNESDAY,
T0O-Sonar School "B" VS.
Junior Varsity.
H'O0-Elks Club VS.. Beach.
comber jewelers..
S.O0-SOnar School "A" VS.
Bob's Sport Shop.
THURSDAY -
T30-Billie's Drive Inns VS..
Sonar School 81.
S:00-Bob's Sport Shop VS.. Pol
locks Jewels.
g:O0-MOrales Cleaners VS..
Sonar School a..
TUESDAY. MARCH L.
ZOO - Beachcomber jewelers.
vs.. Junior Varsity.
8.0O-Bob's Sport Shop VS.. Mo-
rales Cleaners.
9.00-PollOck's Jewels VS..
Sonar School "a.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH p
700-Elks Club VS.. Billie's
Drive Inns.
B.00-SOnar School "R' VS..
Beachcomber jewelers.,
9.00-Pollock's Jewels VS.. Mo-
rales Cleaners.
THURSDAY. MARCH s.
7.0O-Junior Varsity VS.. Billie's
Drive Inns.
8.OO-Bob's Sport Shop VS..
Sonar School "a.
0.0O--Elks Club VS.. Sonar
School b..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23
" inning TcOs0ne
Turns In Scores
or Lone 75s
fnhr AnRmal Eveat
~ hey wr~l Golf
tiuh suaslay Prem
firlsi Of IB Teams

DesaHs vaideg and has partner.
NJ wallacr kHks. wun the an.
niiai niKssl taasoine handicap
Nnu tiiiN iam sansiav.
Ahf NaisieE klFks dato scored
res "a "a hunnrfa. zap were the
taasamlf team az Harry and
fauaana NniNht.
Pc thlfH plare was the Al and
tt'ia hafihFn combination.
As safah v Coax. nationally
hnaan ieuna professional play.
90 ~ thf tournament a. partner
Hf MHh Hnuiiawu0d
intliNIdaal tFusame scnFcs are
a. fHiiuan
NJ Wallare Kuke. George
NahirF Is
MaffF and hamana knight 80
Al asd Celia nafthea "a
immF Mfa and shirley
tlnrman az
Atun Pare and Lacy
WHOM ~
1871 ana - Fauiruner rs
1.m and dane Crawford aG
hnb AnniiEauld and Sarah
NamkH a8
FFrd and Hnep Matthews "a
iluFHtrft Mra and Hester
iifa 81
a and Julian Nelson ag
Pc "a and nurk RyEoW 80
Naiuh and KAY Faraldo o.
Al losaolsi and iuctllc
MHfkr %
Oifnn and piodad Archer IS
d. sod MaTvan kimaey %
W. and Wahnei kovash 90
40 ani lee Pollock 100
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-23

IL pounds, L IL, long, girth IA
inches.
COBIA:
George c. Williams, Evanston,
Ill, 26 pounds. 8 IL, long, girth
10 inches.
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walls
Ahsst me saiilish sntfy

sailiiah iudKing b. q little diff
iltat q i,idning ,s done either by
ahi m length We were todd
tilf atirI day that sailhSh Is
aiu ft iudred hy the length A
hitif iaist 80 we're todd q should
is tainrd hg tbo weight
huih means are used fur iudg
uH smiTles in FISHING tOurna
uieHia hmd thurr is still another
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-26

Natives Of Bikini, who moved to
permit the bomb test, have finally
found a permanent home on the
island of Kill. 500 miles south
west of Bikini.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-26

nishes free X-rays to children who
are contacts or suspects of tuber-
cullsis, arrangements are made
through the Health Center for this
service for those children.
The Importance oil disease pre-
vention is recognized through the
immunization clinics which are
held once month. These clinics are
conducted by the City Health Off
Ger in the Juneau Health Center,
the public health nurses assisting.
Approximately SO children receive
this service monthly.
Nursing supervision to mothers
and children is another major
function of the public health nurse.
Mothers are visited once a week at
the two local hospitals shortly af-
ter their babies are born. We ex-
plain what public health nursing
services are available, and an ap-
pointment is made for a home visit
to help the mother with infant
care, including the infant bath, and
to help her understand the needs
of the new baby.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-26
Ans TO open BIDS
ON 40-BED UNIT
FOR TUBERCULOSIS

Bids on the construction of a
400-hed hospital at Anchorage for
the Alaska Native Service were to
be opened today at Seattle.
Don Foster, ANS superintendent
who just returned from a trip to
Anchorage, said today that the cut
in Alaska Railroad appropriations
by the House Appropriations COM
mittee probably will affect the
construction of the Anchorage hos
pital.
Power and heat for operating the
ANS hospital we're to be obtained
from the Alaska Railroad, in orr
ginal building plans, Foster said.
After comforting with ARR chiefs
he learned, he said, that the severe
cut in budget makes it impossible
for ARR to make any commitment
on planned power and heat service.
A possibility that the ANS Elk
lutna school will be relocated at
Palmer was discussed by Foster on
a short visit to confer with the
Chamber of Commerce there. Palm
er business men have been asked
to consider furnishing site for
the school,
Main object of the reopening
of the Eklutna school, Foster said,
is to care for children whose
parents will be taken into the new
Anchorage hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-26
RITA HAYW0RTH,
0R50N WELLE5 IN
Bill AT CAPITOL

Rita Hayworth stars with Orson
Welles in Columbia's The Lady
from Shanghai" at the Capitol
Theatre for last showings tonight.
Everett Sloane and Glenn Anders
are cast in the principal supporting
roles.
Miss Haywortil will be seen as
an exciting woman of the world
the notorious mrs. Bannister, who
proves irresistible to Welles, nau-
teal Irish dreamer. Their strange
romance starts in New York's Cen
trail Park, continues on a luxurious
cruise to San Francisco, Cuba and
Mexico
Orson becomes involved in fan
tastic phoney murder plot, fights
for his life at trial and escapes
to the refuge of a deserted amuse-
ment park. There, in the night
marish crazy house." follows
typical Wellesian climax which
insures a startling surprise.
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Y SISTERS FROM
BOSTON" FEATURE
AT 10Th CENTURY

Youth and beauty - love and
laughs-opera and swing-all COM
zine into one glorious musical for
Two Sisters from Boston," with
Kathryn Grayson, June Allyson,
Lauritz Melchoir, Jimmy Durante
and Peter Lawford-a quintet OF
atomic proportions.
Joe Pasternak and Henry Roster,
the team responsible for the
screens great stories with music,
were at. the production and direc-
tcrial helm of the new M-G-M
picture, which opens at the goth
Century Theatre tonight.
Colorful settings and costumes
Of the turn of the century bring the
nostalgia beauty of the early 1900's
to life in the story of the two Sis
tiers who forget the strait-laced
conventions of their Boston back
ground for the adventure and ex-
element of New York.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-26

l am often asked by local resi-
dents and in letters from home
What type of work does a public
health nurse do in Alaskan" So I
have tried to put down briefly the
kind of work the public health nur-
ses do in the Gastineau Channel
area. This article cannot indicate
all the wide variety of situations
nurse has to deal with, or the
immense satisfaction of helping
families in the community, and
especially their children, to a bet
ter knowledge of healthy living.
The Juneau Health Center has
been in operation for the past II
years, and at present is stated by
two public health nurses, myself
and Miss Anne Lello; and secre-
tary, Miss Betty Loudon. A share
of salaries for personnel and an
automobile are furnished by the
Alaska Department of Health, while
the operational costs of the Health
Center and part payment Of person.
mel are the responsibility OF the
city of Juneau.
School Health
Since September we have been
giving physical inspections to chill
dren at the local parochial school
and assisting the local doctors with
physical examinations for children
at the Territorial schools under
our supervision. The school health
examination helps discover physical
defects at an early age and provides
an excellent opportunity for teach
ing sound health habits.
In cases of vision and hearing
defects, We confer with the teach
er to obtain better seating since it
has been found that in many in
stances supposedly dull pupil act
ually suffered from inability to
hear instruction or to see the black
board. A report of these defects is
sent home to the parents and medi-
cal attention advised In many
instances home visits are made to
discuss and interpret individual
needs and medical plans for the
child.
AS the Department of Health fur
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CAR OWNERS NOTICE

All cars must be off streets in
Casey Shattuck Addition by eight
o'clock every morning to allow
street grading by the paving con-
tractor.
G. L. Popejoy,
(79 6t) City Clerk