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Evening star., 1949-02-06
ReburiaI Of Ii. Penrod
To Be Held Wednesday

Reburial services for I'd 1t. John
K. Penrod, 81, paratrooper, who died
September %, 1914, in Holland of
wounds received in action, will be
held at 10:30 am. Wednesday at
Arlington Cemetery.
1t. Penrod was born in Cleveland
and attended school in Morgantown
and Fairmont, w. Va. He worked
for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
In Fairmont before he went into
the Army in August, 1912. He took
part in the invasion of Holland in
1914 with the 50lst Parachute In
fantry Co.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Frances Penrod, a 4-year-old daugh-
ter, Karen Sue Penrod, and his
mother, Mrs. Glenna Penrod, all of
103 Sixty-fourth place, Maryland
Park, Md.
He also is survived by four BROTH
ers, Charles, James, Thomas and
Dale Penrod. all of Washington, and
two sisters, Mrs. James La Marche
Arlington, and Miss Barbara Pen
rod, of Washington. His father was
the late Charles T. Penrod.
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Rites for Alexander Hechl
To Be Held in Baltimore

Funeral services for Alexander
Hecht, 81, a founder and former
president Of The Hecht Co. Depart
ment Store Corp. here, will be held
at pm today at his home in Bal
timore where he died Friday.
Graveside services will be held at
$3.50 pm. in Baltimore Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery at Blair road
and North avenue, Baltimore. The
family asked that no flowers be sent.
Mr.. Hecht served as president of
the Hecht Corp. from 1885 to 1947
and since then he had been vice
chairman of the Board of Directors
The corporation operates a chain
of stores here, in Marylanc and New
York.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Selma Hellman Hecht; a daughter,
Mrs. Rhyda H. Levi; three grand
children, a brother, Moses Hecht,
and sister, Mrs. Tillie Raft, all of
Baltimore.
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lit Mrntnrta,tt

COOK, BESSIE M In sad but loving
mem2ry r6m3y oi my devoted wife, BESSIE NJ
GGok' to1. ,. rebr Who passed oaay away five years age
Her life is beautiful memory,
Her absence q silent grief;
She sleeps in Gods beautiful garden,
In the sunshine of perfect peace.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. ALBERT COOK I
COOK, BESSIE M. In memory of our
beloved mother, BESSIE NJ. COOK, who
passed rssse o away five years ago today. Feb
There is a memory for one alone.
Shrined in love that has built her a throne
priends Err. may fade and some disappear, -,
But the memory OF our dear mother will
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, THELMA.
DORSEY. DELORIS ELENORA. In low
Ell IF M 0s%Seq Who ene nto
nal Ial rest five years ago today. February 6,
Her life is a beautiful memory,
Her absence a silent grief
She sleeps in Gods beautiful garden,
In the sunshine OF perfect peace
BY ndRssv HER aaANPMoTHER aA xDMsaTT5Tz RgpH W. n
AND UNCLE, THOMAS DORSEY.
DORSEY. DELORIS E. In loving men,
DoRsEy. who departed this lie 's fSe Year, H
ago today. February &, 1914
I often sit and think of you
And speak Of how you died;
To think you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
HER DEVOTED AUNT. RUTH
ARLINGTON.
FOREMAN. JOHN A. In loving memory
Of o. our husband and father. JOHN A
wears ago. February 3, 1914.
we miss your smile and ever will,
Your vacant place wen never fll;
We mourn for you, but not in vain.
Gone but not forsotten by those who
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
HALL, LLEWELLYN F. In memory Q!
P. HALL, who departed this life nine year,
ago today, February 6, 1910.
Not lost, but gone before;
He lives with us in memory,
And will forevermore.
LOVING WIFE, ETHEL J. HALL. AND
SH5kDREN eEnN EEvi NELLIE LIE M NILS ~ MA
HALL. Jr.
| son. CHESTER HUGHES, who suddenly
passed away one year ago today, Februar,
Time speeds on, one year has passed
Since death its gloomy shadows cast withir
Where %y ali seemed seea, bright.
1t took from me shining light
miss that light and ever will;
This vacant place there's none to fill:
Part OF my life lies buried deep under the
stars,
Where my loved one sleeps
DEVOTED MOTHER, IRENE PAGE.
HUGHES. CHESTER. In loving mem.
ory of dear friend. CHESTER HUGHES
who departed this life one year ago today
February d, 194S.
Memory is something no one can steal,
Parting leaves sorrow no one can heal.
Beautiful memories of one so dear
! cherish with love sincere.
LOVING AND DEVOTED FRIEND,
BESSIE TAYLOR.
KIRKPATRICK, LOIS STOKES. Ir
memory of orr dear one, LOIS Stokes
KIRKPATRICK. who departed this life
two years ago today. February 6, 1941.
Before our eyes you faded
Growing weaker day by day,
, Patiently bearing your suffering
Until God called you away.
Memories are all we have now,
Your cares are all at rest;
Happy to know today we can say,
1--WE loved you and did our best"
KIRK. MOTHER, DAD, SONNY AND
JOSEPHINE.
STEVENSON, LULA. In memory Of m!
dear aunt. LULU STEVENSON, who de
parted this life two years ago, Februar!
There is not a day that passes that
! do not think Of you.
A DEVOTED NIECE, v. v. FINLEY.
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Aviation Cadet Graham
To Be Buried in ARLINGTON

Burial services for Aviation Cadet
Richard M. Graham, jr., 20, for.
merly of this city, who was killed
Friday when his F-80 jet plane
crashed near Payson, Ariz., are tc
be held in Arlington Cemetery.
The time of the burial is to be
decided later. His grandmother
Mrs. Daisy M. Rittenhouse, lives
at 134 Twelfth street Sc.
Born in the District, Cadet Gra-
ham was son of the Rev. Rich
ard M. Graham, ST., a Baptist min
lister, who now Is Air Force Chap
lain at Albrook Field, Canal Zone
Mr.. Graham was pastor of several
churches in Virginia before enter
ing the service in 1914. He served
at Fairfax, Manassas and other
places.
Cadet Graham enlisted in the
Marine Corps when he was 1S
After being discharged from the
marines he entered the Air Force
and trained at Randolph Field,
Tex, his grandmother said.
His plane crashed about 80 miles
from the Williams Air Force Base,
Arizona, where he was stationed.
He was on training fight.
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Rites for Doniet Wilson
To Be Held in Virqiniu

Funeral services for Daniel Boone
Wilson, &c. retired Treasury Depart
ment empioye who died Friday at
Bethesda Naval Hospital, will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow in Paris,
Va. Burial will be in Upperville,
Va.
Mr.. Wilson, who had been i'll two
weeks, was born and educated in
Virginia and was a veteran of the
Spanish American War. During
World War I he was employed by
the Treasury Department here and
lived at 1905 Twentieth street NV
Later he lived at Soldiers Hcme be-
fore he went to Paris, Va, some
years ago.
He is survived by two nieces, Mrs
BERTHE Howard, 2810 Adams street
NE; Mrs. Susan Muschlitz, Hyatts-
vile, and two nephews, Alvin john
son and Edgar Wilson,. of Wash
ington,
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Mrs. Betty Anne Cox Dies;
Retired D. {. Bank EmpIoye

Mrs. Betty Anne Cox, IS, WASH
ington resident for so years and
a retired Washington Loan g. Trust
Co. employe, died unexpectedly yes
terday at her home, 2425 Girard
place NE.
Widow Of Richard N. Cox,
Government engineer, Mrs. Cox is
survived by daughter. Mrs. Lula
c. Cole of the Girard place address,
and son, John w. Cox of Holly
wood, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 pm. Tuesday in Baileys fu-
neral home, Mills and Rhode Island
avenues NE. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Rites 10 Be Held tuesday
For Brig. Gen. Ira Kimes

Funeral services with full military
honors for Brig. Gen. Ira L. Kimes,
40, who died Friday at Bethesda
Naval HOSPITAL, will be held at 10
m. Tuesday at Fort Myer chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
Gen. Kimes was commander of
Marine Air Forces during the Japa-
nese attack on Midway Island in
1912. He retired February l, 1945,
because of physical disability. Gen.
Kimes lived at 124 West Cameron
road, Falls Church.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Norma B. Kimes; two daughters,
Miss Mary Carolyn Kimes, of the
Falls Church address; Mrs. David
Clement, Camp Lejeune, N. c.;
son, Cadet Ira L. Kimes, jr., q second
classman at West Point, and his
mother, Mrs. Susan sKimes, Men,
phis, Tenn. = ,'-''s.e -,eg
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Oarha uf Thanks

lily Of the late WILLIAM L. COLLINS. sr.,
WISHES to express its sincere appreciation
for the lovely floral tributes, sympathy
MARY G. COLLINS AND FAMILY.
FosoUE, MAMIE CLARK. I wish tc
express our most sincere thanks to the
many friends and organizations, for cards,
fosa1E at loss OF oE S5s HANE = HoseE GhAR.
GOODRICH, MARY altoona We wish
TO thank the many friends OF our mother
for their kind expressions Of sympathy be-
slowed upon us during our recent bereave-
THE GoopRIcH AND WRIGHT
floral tributes, cards of sympathy and
mass which was said in my recent bereave-
meRAE nsRt i the death oDR 81 n7 s sstfE ARsH IKY
NEEDLE. MYER We wish to express
our most sincere thanks to the many
friends, relatives and the BENJAMIN Frank
lin Lodge OF the Masonic Order for their
expressions Of sympathy and their services
and father. MYER NEEDLE.
MRS. CLARA NEEDLE AND SON. LLOYD.
TAYLOR, FRANCIS M. Sincere appre-
citation for the many messages of condol..
the late q FRHNc1s aSss fu:T7 N TAYIoR We % espe- e.
eaS hE Tlh . thfa7 fAYEoR or ANp FAMILY
TOLSoN. LILLIAN l. We wish to cx-
press our most sincere thanks to the many
friends and relatives Of LILLIAN l. Toll
SON for their floral tributes and express
AND CARL E. ToLsoN. 6
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Victor OIonder, IS, Dies,
Illinois Union Official
BY the Assoeiofed Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Victor A..
Olander, IS, secretary treasurer of
the AFL Illinois State Federation of
Labor for IS years, died today.
He had been in i'll health for more
than a year. He died in Michael
Reese Hospital where he had been
under treatment for an acute
aenemic condition. Funeral services
will be held here Monday,
Evening star., 1949-02-06

son. Chan c. Mason in the insur.
ance firm of Mason & Mason here.
A veteran of the Spanish-Ameri-
can War, Mr.. Mason was a member
of the Spanish-American War Vet
erans' Association; the Masonic
Lodge; the Moose and the Wash.
ington Golf and Country Club.
Besides his son he is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Mary T. Mason,
both of the Arlington address.
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F. J. Griffiths Dies

GREENWICH, Conn, Feb. 5 IP)
Frederick j. Griffths, SO, chair.
man of the board of the Pennsyl.
vania Drug Co. of New York City
and secretary of the National Chair
Drug Stores, died last night after
a short illness.
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DpathH

BLACKBURN, LULA MAY. On satur-
Say February s5 3 Is4g, LULA NAY BLACK d; as 6
he Sk late Frank BaeSBufn B15 s mohef
Mrs. Dorothy L. Hull of Falls Church. Va,
and Mrs: Mary Francis .stehman of Ar
and the late Samuel W. Biison, sister Of
Mrs. -Rosalie Dunn of washington: D. G.,
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29ol 14th St.
NV, on Monday. February ! at p mi
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 6
T1fiz MAN J. BosFick ssg G. essT He ies1.s H0SPis @is
four daughters, four sons, six srandchil-
ters-in-law, three sons-in-law and host
OF other relatives and friends: Mr.. Til
3 ssf5 lslS npnfla ss[yss.
aa SsR1s sa PM tn. Re esoFse IN wm
r ami Ruth B. roberts Funeral Home. a
BRENNIR PAXIn On rIIss TEtasy hsf6Tsd re0ra
vived by one brother. Milton Brenner CT
Montclair. N. j. Services at the Goldberg
nsTs Home 42b7 9th st. fandas b.tIs
Of Columbia lodge Cemetery. 8
sRoWN TaHoP1RE 3n SsdWS q
Mary E Smith. Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner,
James and William Simmons; he also is
Mondag mss resfuaPs @Sy Ps eSso st Barnes aes Mat
thews Funeral Home Ola 4th St. s.w.,
where funeral services will be held IT Tues
Hawkins ofhciatins. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery.
CALLS. MARY E.. (sAMPsELLE,; On
reuTIdaS Mount Hltd PeRtuady aospya MsR1 sas e.
H l5ysd SI. Sife Of %li,s@ s. Calls
9an,ees aome 400 a. cham9nFS chapln ST. ruPeTa nH
ment meaaas Arlnsfen Epsasi National cemetefy n'e
CARLEY. STANLEY RoDIER. On April
I245 IN acsSn at oknswa * nvs sTAN.Es
Podier. Services will be held at Glenwood
Cemetery on Monday. February :, 1949;. at
2:3O pm. Please omit flowers. 6
CHAPPELEAR. ANGIE c. On satur-
sAs ss FsSSsTE NaE s afe R0et9FS Of 5se5
Mass. ave, NV. beloved wife of the late
George Edwin chappelear, mother of Mrs.
Mary Angela Davis, Mrs. Alma Rose ST.
ShappeIsar. Remains resting ost e, ths 8. =.
NV Notice Of funeral later. -
CHOICE. MARY: Departed this life: on
Msanssdss nssr as.pts rsDFusTE Mary oicr eg se
ters. three sons. 90 grandehildren, .is
great-grandchildren, one son-in-law and a
mains naS1 o. r.sts ssa s Isneys runers Hone
1925 v ST. NV, Sunday. February q,
after ] pm: Funeral Monday, February
home ne Rev. Rev Nm n. r. % Richardson otnciatins.
Interment Woodawn Cemetery. Arrange
ments by R. N. Horton Co., 1922 o st. NV.
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Dratha

sSNHslNGs fS4s rFHEh PER O. GokMNas Ehsy Fes 81
aek s bot afher Of Of Essf snd
uncle Of james Comminss DR.. Peter Com
minss and Gus Gommings. all of Wash
Hines Co. Fanera smans Home asstns aoi i ins
GFsek n9hSsH n155hGdox eR45sh syn and SIS
lnterment Glenwood Cemetery. 6
CoNRADIS, ELIZABETH McALEER On
TUESDAY February. !, l949: at Halifax
BHpa B MHES Ray59n cosRsb,s sfssh Fla e.. FlzA Sssd
n j.: Mrs. Robert F. Sanders Of Of Washing,
ton; 2; G., and William Bartholomue, sr.,
Funeral Home, ! 400 Chaplin st. NV, Tues
day, February s, at 2:30 pm. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
CoNRADIS, ELIZABETH McALEER. Of
v neral Home, 400 cTapin st.
NV" on Sunday sb1TH Ef0ygaFy ~ XyhR :; at w pm
A. MARGARET KNoTT, " secs. seas. W. M
;, COPELAND, MARY E. Departed this
E coplELANpp, age :; a. Of Lsytonsville,
Ethel Butler; three brothers, Allen Bowie,
George H. Prather and Charles A.. Diaes,
neral Home, Laytonsvlle, Md Funeral
fTom RrnoE TGeSday roT Fsoraary * at
Interment church cemetery.
cox, BETTY ANN. Suddenly, on Sat
urday, February D. 19da, at her residence,
S4:5 a.: Girard pl. ne. BETTY ANN cox;
mother q MS. Lula {. Cole and john w W
Cox: Friends may call at Dailey's ,Fu-
e4yees aomH W he os 5sd ave @ where
terry Pun 1'e' e' f''' Ni"'0'" oe"e-
ary !, 1915 SIDNEY E. Dyer Beloved EDS SON on
O. ei,,ses, Ada S3,n G Dyer Services at CHAMBERS
day February T. at SIS am. IN IN Mass S .t Mq st.
Marys Catholic Church at S:45 am. Rel
stives and friends are invited to attend
DYER. WILLIAM HOWARD: On Friday,
Of ists rd ST. WihLlA9 ILL., 5eo1eS nowhsp hSso
band of Mary L. Dyer, father Of Marian
Gibson: Gibson: Bertha a,, shannon and GRACE Dyer
mo Hme ss tnf 1sh Hi'eEt St ss un
auiem mass at Our Lady's Chapel. Medieys
friends invited. Inferment church ceme-
,fry. 8
= FACEY, MABEL. On Thursday. Feb
ruary 3, 1949 MABEL FACEY of 1908
B st. Sc, the beloved wife OF the late
Edwin C. Facey, mother of Richard Facey
Services al Chambers Funera! Home. 5l7
l1th st. Sc. en- Monday. February :, at
$50 pm. Interment Congressional Gem
etery. 6
FARRELL. JOSEPH W. Suddenly, on
Saturday. February B, 1949. at his resi-
oence. II Howard ave, Kensinston, Md
JOSEPH W; FARRELL. beloved husband Of
Mrs. Beulah Donaldson and Jack Pugh
Remains resting at the Bethesda Chevy
phrey. Bethesda, Nd. Services Wednes-
day, February 9, at the Church of the
Holy Reieemer, Kensinston, Md. where
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
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Firth

DIETEMANN. ALLAN JOHN. Mr., anc
Mrs. Allan Burton Dietemann announce
the birth Of a son, ALLAN JOHN DIETE.
MANN, on January 2S, 1949.
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Ex-Judqe St. Sure Dies

| OAKLAND, Calf, Feb. S R.-A.
F. st. Sure, 80, retired Federal
judge for the Northern District, died
today.
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DrathH
HASIAM. THOMAS n On

HAsLAM. THOMAS n. On Friday, Feb
ruary 4, 1S49, at his residence Sherman
circle NV. THOMAS H. HASLAM, beloved
nephew of Miss Eleanor Herold Services
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l
l4th st. NV, on Monday, February Z, at
lie Church. 20 Grant circle NV, where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will be Of
fered at 9 am. for the repose Of his soul.
Interment st. MaIy'S Cemetery. 8
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February 3, 1949. JOHN Helm.
BAUGH, beloved husband of Mil
dred Heirlbaugh. father of Bar.
bara Jean Heinbaugh, son of Ann
Heinbaugh Smith. Services al
the Chambers Funeral Home, 517
11th st. Sc, on Tuesday. Febru-
! pm. Interment in Arlington
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FeSI1sly STsSE1L ,s4s snsTH HsE1S T s o1 TSiaa
Sr.. beloved husband of Ethel H Gunnell
father of Austin F jr;; and Amos F, Gun
nell step-father Of william E. John H
R. Lee and brother of Paul B. Gunnel
and Mrs. Goldie l. Hazard Services at
Chambers Southeast Funeral Home. 5I7
l tn st. Sc. Tuesday February s, at 2:3h
pm. Interment WASHINGTON National
Cemetery
Evening star., 1949-02-06

munication of Anacostia Lodge,
No. 21, F. A. A. M, is called
for Monday, February r, 1949,
at l pm, to conduct funeral
services for Brother LOUIS B.
SNYDER. BY order of the
worshipful master.
LILLIAN B. HANDY, Secretary. 6
CUP, S/SERGT. BENJAMIN s.
On April 8, 1945. in Germany
SLSERGT. BENJAMIN S. Stall
CUP, beloved son of the late
BENJAMIN M. and Mary 1. Stall
cup and brother Of Mrs. George
A. MarkWard OF CheSterbrook,
Va. 1nterment Arlington Ma
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FRAZIER. SADIE LOU. All ofhcers
n and members of Trinity Chap
Nh ter No. 33, o. e. S. are re-
N@S ouested to attend services for
AHN our late member. Sister SADIE
LOU FRAZIER. to be held Sun
" day, evening, February g. 1949
at the w. w. Deal Funeral
Home, 4Sl2 Ga. ave NV. at 6:45 p M
JULIA L. YEABOWER, w M.
EUNICE J. GETTINGS, Secy.
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GREGORY. RICHARD J. On Saturday.
February 5. .1949, RICHARD J. GREGORY,
beloved husband J., Of -, AiSe s. Gresory; Fu-
1872 Georgia ave. n W, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary s, at . pm. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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On FLIuay, FtUTudIy F, I9fE, al
United States Naval Medical Cen
ter. Bethesda, Md, BRIG GEN
IRA L. KIMES. U. S. M. c., OF
l24 W. Cameron rd.. Falls
Church. Va. the beloved husband
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HARRIS. WILLIAM. On Thursday. Feb

HARRIS. WILLIAM. On Thursday. Feb
ford st. ne, WILLIAM HARRIS. husband
Of Cora NJ. Harris. brother Of Mrs. June
Corley, Mrs. Matte Carson. Mrs. Jessie
also leaves other relatives and friends.
The late Mr.. Harris may. be viewed at
the above residence after 4 pm Monday.
FEBRUARY Z. Funeral on Tuesday. February
is, from Browns Memorial Church: 18th
and B SITS. ne. at pm, Rev. Hockett
offcia ting. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Services by Stewart. 4,6,7
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"a. 1913 at her residence, 1923 1ath st.
NV, ROSE GRAY. beloved daughter Of
James Gray and the late Maria Gray, sis
ter t., OF Fanny Bro"n, Marion Sharp VIII
Saturday, February 5. friends may cali
at the Dovie G. Brooks & ,ous r: Allen
Funeral Home, 9th st. and Florida ave
NV. Funeral Sunday, February 6. at
l;30 p.m. from the Southern Baptist
Church, 143 L ST. NV. Rev. Applins Off
ciatinR Further services and interment
Monday. February L at Port ROYAL. Va 6
Kodiak mirror., 1949-04-16
Employment
 Office Closed

The local office of the U. g. Employment Commission was closed Thursday by F M Ty- voll, field supervisor of Juneau
 MT TyvOll sad the e was not a sufficient amount of blsiness to justify keeping the office O. pen, but should the need arise it would be re opened
 Miss Nan Holt, formerly head of the local office, will be offe ed a position with the organization MT. Tyvoll said.
 Any person wishing to file
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E0,saAK MIRROR

claims for unemployment c'fn- pen ati1n or service mems ad- 'ins m pt All vance is requested to " ite dir c Iy to the u 5 Employment Commisslon. beE 266l, Juneau, Alaska, attention; Benefit Section. Forms will bs sent on request Persons desiring employment are urged to write to the nearest office, which is iD Anchorage
 Those who have cheeks couA- ing for claims filed will rece'"s them by mail.
 All local office equipment wilt be sent to the Anchorage eftiee.
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Barbara Fry Bride Of Henry Stronn

Mss Barbara Fry, daughter Of MT and Mrs. Henry Fry of Vashon, Wash. became the bride of Henry Strom in . ceremony at Hillside Chapel Sunday afternon, performed by Chaplain Oliver.
 MT. Strom is the son of MT, and Mrs Csrl Strem of Winter Wisconsin.
 The bride wore a grey suit and white net hat. Gardenias an1 roses on her hat were match. cd by those in the corsage she carried.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-04-16
Navy Beaten 1n v0IIeyball

Sailor athletes of the Fasron squadron. kingpins of local vol leyball circles for the last two years. got rude jolt on their home court Tuesday night when a civilian team sponsored by the Community Center whipped the navymsn by scores of l5 7;l5.4; l5.1.
 In a series of about twenty ad- ditioDal games played during the evening the sailors and the civil broke even.
 Another serles will be played Tuesday night in the Fasron hangar.
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@ Mrs. Norman Fjeldheim, sis. ter of the bridegroom, was mat ron vf honor and wore a black su,t, trimmed with camellias. Mir. Fieldheim was best man.
 Following the ceremony, 8 din- ner was held at the base, and in the evening 8 reception at the Bills Club honored the couple
 MT. Strom is employed at the Club Unique. The couple have moved into their home on Cope St.
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SpeIIingBee Next Friday

Half a hundred spoilers of all age and both Sexes will compete for glory, cash and prizes in the third annual Spelling Bee to be held at the Community Center I Friday evening, at 3 pm.
 Eight teams of five spoilers each have officially entered the competition to date and at least ha f a dozen Hone wolf" parti sipants are expected
 The general public is invited. An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged to deflay cost of prizes.
 First prize will be 8 $25,00 savings bond, second prize, $l5 O0 cash, third, 5000 cash and fourth $500. A team trophy and special awards for students of junior high school and grade school age will be given.
 Arrangements are being made for broadcasting of the latter part of of the program over Ra dio WVCQ through the co oper- ation of Navy officials, and the kodiak Telephone Company.
 The following are the teams that will participate in the spell- Ing bee:
 Rotary: Marshall Crutcher, Emil Knudsen, Jack Hinekel. Gene Marian and l.. J. Norman.
 Kodiak high school: Arlene Herring, Margo Archibald. Gene S'lndberg, Germaine Madsen, lone Norton, and alternates. Marie Cope and Marie Swenson
 Kodiak Eth and 8th grades: Max Folsom, Annie Shuravloff, Ste lla Scroggs. Evelyn Swenson, Ro"er MacD nald, alternates, Caroline Gallagher. Isabelle Nell son. Carol Gregoroff
 Kodiak 5th and eth grades: MarIe Anderson, Gall Ptouty Nettle ShuravlofT, Marcia Fol. som Penny G'ego off, alter mates. Billy Frost, Bobby Nor ton, Brad PoIaud, Pauline Tosb- wuk
 BPW: Dorothy Runyon, Cor. don Clthelo Mary Serum, Ruth Marian. Pat Mitchell, Myrna Perkins
 Judges will be Mrs Edna Kraft Father L. B. Fink and William Stone Ken Wade will act as master of ceremonies. Three teams from the base school will be entered
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Mrs Kris Helgason and son Leonard were in town this week from Terror Bay 10 do the r Easter shopping They will leave On the next Shuvak
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Max LaLande returned last Saturday after a trip outside to Portland and Vancouver, Wash.