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Evening star., 1949-09-04
Rites SET Tomorrow
For Logan J. Manders

Funeral services for Logan j.
Manders, At, Washington con-
tractor for rs years, will be held
at 9 am. tomorrow in the Church
Of the Little Flower. Glen Echo
Heights, Md. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Manders, who had lived all
his life in the Washington area,
died Thursday at Sibley Hospital
of a heart attack. He lived at
7024 Arondale road. Bannockburn
Heights. Md.
After attending Washington
schools, Mr.. Manders entered the
contracting business in 1924, spe-
cializing in interior decorating
For the last II years he had Off
ces at 1926 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Dorothy
Kelly Manders, he is survived by
two sons, Logan j., jr.. and Nor
man Francis Manders; two sis
ters, Mrs. Josephine Riddle and
Mrs. Catherine Taylor; a brother,
Edward A. Manders, and 6-week-
old granddaughter. Kathleen Barry
ManderS. all of WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Rites SET for F. {. Graves,
Auto Service Foreman

Funeral services for Franklin
Cords Graves, SO, foreman OF the
Thompson Auto Service, 1106
Twenty-second street NV, will be
held at noon Wednesday at the
Hines funeral home, 2901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery with mill
tary honors.
Mr.. Graves, who lived at 1920
Georgia avenue NV, died Friday
at Mount Alto Hospital after an
illness of several weeks.
Born in Indianapolis, he came
to Washington in 1882 and was
foreman of the Burrows Auto Co
in Bethesda. Mr.. Graves Joined
the Army Air Forces as a me-
chanic in 1912 and on his discharge
in 1945 became foreman of the
Thompson Auto Service, the posi-
ton he held at the time Of his
death.
He was a member of Joppa Ma
sonic Lodge No. 35.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs
Roxie r. Graves, and a brother
Robert r. Graves, both Of the
Georgia avenue address. His
father. Melvin E. Graves. was in
the automobile business here be-
fore his death in 1887.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
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RATTLE. CARRIE X

BATTLE. CARRIE X. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory Of ovr
sHTTE seyrIsd ssie Ro departsa ana his lte seven
For seven long years we have missed your
With YOU anV We aso Spent ahee our hsppiest days.
For on you. sister dear We could always
HER kRFfS zRD s1sHas sllBhzb AsP slEn
EDMONDS, EMMA. In sad but loving
mesher fM%A fsss EpMoN1s fsef who o eft Us
three years ago today, September 4,
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes still fill with tears;
Only God knows how much we have
At the 'ssei end q IT these three years:
LOVING SSTIp SSIT5IIpREN AND GRAND
GORDON, AGNES P. In loving memory
"1s Who ans aeparted th. % four
years ago today. September 4. 1945.
In our hearts your memory nngers
There is not day, dear,
ih'' HER Ha q aussANp aHs sa911 AND Il son SON.
HOLMES, ELLA J. Sacred to the mem
ory OF my mother. ELLA ]. HOLMES.
September 4. 1889.
MsmST1ss are fIYak the keys tS S6naE tss past
=, HORN; s.l HENRY !; n.Is In loving rSgY memory r
HORN. who departed this life one year
Gone but not forgotten;
DrX25EH NNn cH1EbsEE EbNkY HENFE MHEE j Eoo1s5 po
IokEs. .BAEsARA, HORACE AMP
JOHNSON. FRANCIS r: In loving mem
ory Of FRANCIS r. JOHNSON. who de-
Rsp1sd Esmssr tbs = US IL years ago today Sep
We do not need a special day
To bring you to our minds;
The days We do not think OF you
Are very hard to find.
Forever in our memory.
MOTHER, CLARA AND BILLY.
LEE, ADELE. Again we pay tribute Of
a..r .s oe Ssy0an %E e s E Who 81
sUay sSay two years ago today September T.
Remembering.
ALPHONZO AND MARY. .
sMALLWOOD. JOHN T.. Sacred to the
sMAIIwoop. sisllEii who passed away three
HIS 'fS psS4Hp tsaa sos 5oHs va
sMALLWooD.
SPARROW. HELEN CAROLE. In loving
HELEN cARoLE SPARROW. who de-
parted this inhk life four years ago. septem-
'et rreasureS e urea thoughts of one so dear
Often bring silent tear;
Thoughts return to scenes long past,
Time rolls on, but memories last.
MOMMIE DAD, BEVERLY,
KENNY AND TIM.
WEIGH, ANN OLIVIA. In loving re-
Of our beloved mother and
ANN OLIVIA WEIGH. who
departed this life four years ago today.
September 4, 1045.
Eternal rest. dear one.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
WILSON, PRICILLA. In loving mem
ory of my dear mother, pRICILA WILL
SON, who departed this earth one year
ago today, September A., 194S.
She hed o smile for every one.
And heart as pure as gold;
To those who knew and loved her,
Her memory will never grow old.
HER DEVOTED SON, WALTER H.
EDMONDS.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Mrs. Hannah Seaquisi
Dies al Alta Vista

Mrs. Hannah Sofia Seaquist, 83,
who ran rooming house at 2025
H street NV. for George Wash
ington University students and
Government employees for "a
years, died yesterday in a nursing
home in Alta Vista, Md, after
several months illness. She sold
her home to the university four
years ago and bought farm near
Gaithersburg, Md, where she had
been living since.
Mrs. Seaquist opened her room
ing house in 1921. Since then
hundreds of students, Office OF
Education employees and other
Government workers made their
home there.
She left her native Sweden as
a young woman and lived in Bos-
ton and Birmingham. Ala. before
coming to Washington in 1918.
Her husband, Andrew Olaf Sea-
quist, died shortly before the turn
of the century.
Mrs. Seaquist's two sons, Edgar
Olaf and William H. Seaquist
have been mechanical engineers at
the Bureau of Standards for more
than 20 years. Both live in Cal
thersburg.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Funeral Rites tuesday
For A. W. Langley, jr.

Funeral services for Almond w.
Langley, jr.. 20-year-old District
traffic department clerk. will be
held at II am. Tuesday at the
Hines funeral home, 2901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Mr.. Langley, who lived at SOL
Pershing drive, Silver Spring, was
fatally injured yesterday when
he was struck by an automobile
He died Of a fractured skull about
an hour after he was admitted
to Peninsula Hospital at Sails
bury.
Mr.. Langley was the only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Armond w. Lang
ley. His father is vice president
and treasurer of the Capitol Radio
Engineering Institute, Sixteenth
and Park road NV, and treas
urer of Lacy's, Inc.
A native of Washington. Mr.
Langley moved to Silver Spring
with his family about eight years
ago. He was graduated from
Calvin Coolidge High School in
1947 and joined the traffic de-
partment last year.
The driver of the car, William
A. Purnell, %, colored, of Berlin.
Md, told police his headlights
failed. No charges have been
placed against the driver pending
action of States Attorney Frank
lin Upshur Of Worcester County,
police said.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
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s.ss:ns.r s: De fHssoA nsss B. his on 4.:s:ssy sssy
81 Bro s ESSs ve BAN svf, seGsea seens Ma
Hines Co. Funeral Home. eso1 I4th St
NV, on Tuesday. September 6. at 200
pm. 1nterment private.
sepssnBsr SsnBAM T. xAM Ys4a n; home On rrsfy ys
ss ssIpssd Dhu;ssnd I4M d befss. i brssSsn az
and John grsbhaH: Also surviyins a:
SH ss1s' oGe sroher Hasx sns
siyes saa ffienssa, At@tsr @ 1.s ,n Mcndss
EoIias = ihenss 1885 1885 2an. a s. a'
BROWN, HARRY THOMAS. Departet
M h!s s Issaesss sc ssuEaaE ssRssmsST Md
Il; Gsss!ns s.t lsyn. ss ID dsHshssI POfs
Ct and host of oRei
ths John ama rrleRSi RSnes me en- FaneTa saeaf
Home: 3rd and Eye sts sw. Notice OF
,s..e BROWN SADIE tpes ,osa salI.rd Or On
Hospital. Baltimore. Nd. SADIE RRoWN,
.1ee Ballard; 81 Adams .. St: nv vii. Wife
Mrs. Fanni. Green, Mrs Pinkie Jones,
Mrs: Elizabeth Lewis and John 2, Samuel
friends also survive. After 10 am. T1eeday,
,Tisnes are nytea aos
named funeral home on Wednesday. Sep
tember at $40 an follnwed I9,, by :, mass ..s
T IS; NV. At 2 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. g.
BROWN, WILLIAM ". On Friday,
ss William 4 '4s f ashe1
4II,nsto1; g.: sf.ndisshss sa.5s ei Jsanssss @
ss ssos s. TesseT at CHM rd heRs
where services will be held Monday,
September 5, at 100 pm. 1nterment
BURTON, BLANCHE L. On Saturday,
September 3. 1e4e, at her a Tssidsncs'
SSee ., Rs Hassad S hnes W.ss Rss0o 81
sst 81 III. Lake Es. CITY Utah nsenai nd
Nh &C Ssd on Ta.sdss sa:a g.
400 pm. 1nterment Evergreen Cemetery
HVcaphf. caaILL, RICHARD ALLEN. September
Va, son Of Mr. and Mrs. J. E5ward cahill,
brother Of Joyce Ann cahili. Services
AT CnamDeTs FuutIdl
THssday; inssIn:,t sePssnSsr Ns1iosa g. Ms at
mOEisl cAwTaohNn Ra55 Fails G6Ga GiSEsh EsafockMaN
Suddenly on Saturday, September. 3. 1949,
Ma. x 1Rs auaH siSsas1t sTockMAS eAWTaoENE:. ei
Seioyed S husband Of isabel S. Cawthorns
and father Of Fred and Marilyn Cav.
thorne He is also survived by his
brother, George 8. cawthorne. Friends
may cali at Gasch's Funeral Home. Hyatts-
CLANCY. FRANCIs KARL. On Friday
September. 2. 1919, FRANCIS kAElL
CHANEY. beloved husband Of Alice Malaby
Chaney. father Of Kari. jr.: Patricia anc
William Chaney and son @ q james Tasts,io r.
Snnasy nasfs Home Eansra 1Ss f5sn Na4h tas csp
Requiem mass at St. Martins Church
vited. interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Holy Name Men ofs st. Martins ChurGn Sa
on Monday. September s: ~ 20 o. 8
CLARK, WILLIAM HARRINGTON. Sud-
denly on Saturday, September = 194g'
ron CLARK. beloved husband o; WILL Fla y,
harrington Clark. Jr:. and Betty Cough
speare Co, at. 1909 H st. NV on
tuesday, September 8. at 2 noon, thence
to Christ Church, Chaptico, st. Marys
County Services at 200 pm. inter-
ment Church Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

years ago.
A native Of Ironton, Ohio, he
came to Washington in his youth
and was graduated from the old
Columbian Medical School, now
George Washington University. He
was appointed a first lieutenant
In the Army Medical Corps in Oc-
tober, 1902. In World War he
was stationed here in the Surgeon
Generals Office.
During his Army career, Col.
Morris served at many stations in
this country and abroad, includ-
ing the Philippine Islands and the
Panama Canal Zone and Head
quarters Eighth Corps Area. Fort
Sam Houston, Tex, where he re-
tired in 1910.
After his retirement he lived
in Washington, and two years
ago he sold his home in Chevy
Chase. Since then he had made
his home in Orlando, Fla, and
Plainfield, N. j.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Florence Sims Morris: o son, Will
son S. Morris. Plainfield; two sis
tiers, Miss Sally Morris and Mrs.
Dudley Bright, 1869 Sixteenth
street, Silver Spring, and q grand
son.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

university q II q " ~
began the practice of medicine
also.
His widow, DR.. Rosaline Moore
Balm, also a dentist, began the
practice of dentistry with him in
1900, the year they were married.
They lived and had an office at
1901 Fairmont street NV. until
1899 when they moved to 1928
Rittenhouse street NV, where
they also maintained an of1ce in
their home. Three years ago they
both retired and moved to Silver
Spring.
Hobby Was Gardening.
DR.. Balm was born in Gatesville.
Tex, the son of the late DR.. and
Mrs. Seneca Balm. He was edu-
Gated at Willis (TexD College be-
fore coming to washington in
1895 to attend Columbian Uni
verSity.
His hobby was gardening and
W1lC1CfCl 4lC 41NC4, A1S GA " W - AAAeAAA
tanned a flower garden, particu-
larly roses.
He was a member Of the Dis
trict Medical Society, the Ameri-
can Medical Association, the Elec-
tro- Therapeutic Association and
the Chevy Chase Citizens Associa-
ton. For many years he was a
member of the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association and was its
first vice president.
Was Member of Draft Board.
In addition. he was member
of the Takoma Horticultural So
ciety and during World War I
served as a member of No. 10
Draft Board.
His widow is his only survivor.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Tuesday at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be private.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Walter IA. Davis Dies
While Visiting Hospital
By the Associated Press


BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.-Walter
M. Davis. 62-year-old official of
the Mccormick g. Co. food-prod-
ucts concern. died yesterday while
visiting friend in Johns Hopkins
Hospital.
A native of Fredericksburg, Va,
he came to Baltimore in 1900. He
was director of the bulk and in
dustrial division of Mccormick
& Co.
Survivors include his widow
two sisters, Mrs. William Compton
and Mrs. Florence Sibley of Fred
ericksburg; and three brothers,
William and John D. Davis of
Fredericksburg, and Daniel M
Davis of Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held
here Tuesday.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Uarn uf Chunks

BERKLEY. HOMER G.. Being out of
town at the passing and burial OF my
brother, HOMER G. BERKLEY, wish to
thank the many kind friends for taking
care of his burial. May God bless each
'A' " SISTER. RUTH B. GRIMES
DIETZ, ZADA. We wish to express to
thanks and appreciation. for their ex;,
MRS. ADD1E JOHNSON AND MRS. \
RICHARD KIDRICK.
OF the late MARY E. DUCKETT wishes to
express its sincere thanks for the kind
ness and sympathy by relatives, neigh
bors and friends extended during itsAre:
cent. bereavement; Especially grateful
GEORGE DUcKETT AND FAMILY.
HOLMES, JAMES M. Expressing with
all sincereness. my thanks to all Of you,
both friends and relatives. for the many
devetsda hasssnd. @ JAMEs Y HoIMEs
wASHINGToN.a ALICE B. The faaily
of the late ALICE B. WASHINGTON
wishes to thank the pastor, the Rev.
washington Burrel; choir members,
flower girls, the many friends and neigh
bors for their kind expressions of SYM
psthy. noral tributes and beautiful cards
THE REV. JAMES WASHINGTON:
INGToN, AND TWO NIEcEs
Evening star., 1949-09-04

his nome, 9ZlU
Flower avenue,
Silver Spring.
DR.. Balm be-
gan practicing
dentistry h e r e
in 1898, tn e
same year he
r e ce i've d his
D. S. degree
from Columbian
Univer S ! ty. A
year later he
re c e iv e d his
medical degree
from the same
A i
Evening star., 1949-09-04
B. J. MuIIuney Dies

CHICAGO, Sept. 3 P.-Ber-
nard j. Mullaney, a retired utility
executive and former newspaper
man, died yesterday in Paris,
France. He and his wife had lived
near Chantilly for several years
before the war and returned there
in 1947. He retired as a vice
president of the Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Co., Chicago in 1887
after 20 years service.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
HeIseI Chosen 10 Head
Retail Credit Association

Donald o. Helsel. credit man
ager of the Joseph r. Harris Co.,
has been elected president Of the
Retail Credit Association, it was
announced yesterday.
Other officers chosen were Ches-
ter A. Carter, vice president; Miss
Marion Coleman, treasurer. and
John K. Althaus, secretary.
Board members elected were
E. M. Arthur, Mrs. Ellice Carter,
Cameron Dye, E. A. Fredrickson,
E. A. Henkel and Mrs. Annis
Scruggs.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

was at 30O4 P
street NV, will
be held at 8
am. tomorrow
at st. Matthews
Cathedral. Ear
lier services will
be held at $3.50
am. at Gaw-
ler's h a p e !,
1855 Pennsyl-
vania avenue
NV. Burial will
be in Mount
Oliv t Gene
terry
Evening star., 1949-09-04

r o TT M y e r
Chapel. Burial
will be in Ar
lington Gene
terry.
Col. M orr / S
died Thursday
after a s h or t
illness at Fort
Jay on Cover
nors Island, N.
Y, at the age Of
70. He was the
first command
in 6 officer of
the spita !
there about 16
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Dental Unit to Visit Center

The Dental Research Advisory
Committee will visit the Army
Medical Center Saturday to re-
view research projects in dental
decay. The committee advises the
Army Surgeon Generals Medical
Research and Development Board.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Sun Factory Aide Retires

George M. Jack, 81, Of 2607
Third street NE. has retired from
the Government with nearly "A
years of service. Mr.. Jack, e ma
chinist at the Naval Gun Factory,
was supervisor Of progress of the
production Office.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Rites for Col. Morris,
Retired Army Doctor, ,
To Be Held tuesday :

Funeral services for Col. Samuel
J. Morris, retired. an Army Med
ical Corps officer for 38 years, will
be held at 1880 pm. Tuesday in
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Rites SET Tomorrow
For Isabelle Hardie,
Daughter Of General

Funeral services for Miss Isa-
belle Hunter Hardie, IS, member
of an old Washington family
whose residence for many years
Evening star., 1949-09-04
DR.. 5. B. Balm, Is, Dies;
Physician and Dentist
Here Nearly 50 Years

DR.. Seneca Bray Balm. rs, re-
tired physician and dentist who
practiced in Washington for
nearly so years, died yesterday at
Evening star., 1949-09-04
4, sH
Anuptlt1tn

fROSHINSKY, DAVID AND BERTHA.
The unwilling Of q monument to the mem
ory Of DAVID AND BERTHA TROSH1N-
SKY, beloved parents of Morris Troshin-
sky. Mrs. Gertrude Foer and Mrs. Esther
Treger, will be held at IL am. on Sun
day, September IS. 1949. at Beth Sholom
Cemetery, 5lst and Bennins I'd. Sc. Will
meet at 1921 9th st. NV. Relatives and
friends invited.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
DRatha

CLAYToR. THEoPHoLAs NORMAN, OF
4aGg Ryerdsle tx Riyeraasls No beloved
father Of Norman Watkins Claytor, Mrs.
Margaret Ann Fenton and Mrs. Betty H.
Ross. He is also survived ny ms Sis,sl siSter,
dale. Nd Friends .. may cal at neiass Gaseh os
funeral later. Please omit flowers.
CLEMMoNs, GEORGE J. On Thurs
dsSs sSs feetembsr St EoRa dsag at tcLhMoRs s hoRs
beloved husband Of Willie M. Clemmons
and William Clemmons Also eo,,s suryiyl1l rrnId
snd sdFsR 5sisnd and Aten host pm 9 ens4 sass
ismss 8 Hdme snds sss 3sy Han ea p the
RIasdoSsn 5s!: :,.s s S:1 o,;s;.1SS i$S
fnserment ter slo'hfn lincoln Memorial ce@stsry I:
p..ss, aS1.t x1E1Iasr 81 1garAs 1gas St 6 E:s
a1RssM THoMAs S0G DoYIE .R0'f beloved 4" husband q
isAe 1's 81 Asnss ens sSlssn
ehsTen .ha As0 hi. ;uysias *
is o tSsa.s g 81 4Sess. ts
apostles chuFs6 where requiem mass s.Si viii
es a Gsst am fSurs1 Rayss eysns and
ELDER, ROBERT l. On Saturday,
September 8, l949, ROBERT L. ELDER,
II oth st. sw husband Of Ms meter
Notice Of funeral later Arrangements
by Carver Memorial Funeral Service, 90
81 H st. NV.
=. FREDERICK, AVIATION CADET NOR
on CADET 3a 1913 aoRMAk k'i 4 vsfas hsS Ay
f G9 ssH1css sna M' at lani p
{; cs%'etsry on Wednesday September =
tsm5sI Hhalli 1913 AShSE HIsERr o1 sf9
Ssnd 9S9 Of As sffyenf F. Si'osd hus
Cedric A.; Lawrence O.: and duescline cline
rers , MaIy ASo HspTy Mrs 1Es 5ea,
Edmonds, Mrs. Grace Edmonds and Mrs:
Nettie B: Jones; two brothers. Ernest and
Algbuck Ferrell, two grandsons, Berrymore
rela tives and friends. After IL noon Mon
day. friends invited to call at the residence
his SON sOs ssvanqah p R 4. M
saesHas Baptist chureh. spt At 1a noon. 1nterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 8
GRAVES. FRANKLIN Cords. On
Friday, September 2, 1949. at Mt. Alto
Hospital, FRANKLIN CORDS GRAVES,
of 1920 Georgia ave. NV. son OF Mrs.
Roxie Rafferty, Graves and the late
Melvin E. Graves, brother Of Robert r.
Graves. Services at the s.: H. Hines
CO. Funeral Home, 290l 14th st. NV.
on wednesday, September z, at 12 noon:
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
GRAVES, FRANKLIN c. A special
a. communication Of Joppa Lodge
X No IS, F. A. A. NJ. is hereby
IN called for the purpose Of attend
>NTMI, ing the funeral of our late
%NJW brother, FRANKLIN C. GRAVES.
W. on Wednesday, September z, at
" IL O'Clock at the Hines Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
By order OF FRANK P. PALMER,
Attest: HOWARD M. sTAcKHousE.
Secretary. b
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-14
GALLANT BLADE
 THRILLING FILM,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Co-starring Larry Parks and Mar guerite Chapman, Columbia's "The Gallant Blade," filmed in Cinecolor, is coming to the Capitol Theatre tonight. Cast in the principal fea- tured roles are Victor Jory and George Macready.
 Larry Parks, who will be re- membered for his recent sensa- tional performance in "The Swords man." returns to the screen in an- other swashbuckling role. This time he plays the greatest swordsman in 17th Century France, a daring gall lant who carved path with sword and dagger through dark intrigue to glory and love! Miss Chapman, who is one of Hollywood's more beautiful stars. plays in her first costume drama.
 Screenplay, by Walter Ferris and Morton Grant, is reported to be rife with spectacular swordsplay, pageantry. romance and intrigue Henry Levin directed the film for producer Irving Starr.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-14
TW0-FEATURE BILL AT 10TH CENTURY
 DURING WEEKEND

Two features are on the bill at the 20th Century Theatre for this weekend opening tonight.
 A slot machine snapshot starts all the fun in RKO Radios spark ling romantic comedy, The Bam- boo Blonde" starring Frances Langford with Ralph Edwards, (of the Truth or Consequences" ra- iio show) and Russel Wade head Ing the supporting cast Miss Lang ford is night club singer who aelps Wade, skipper of B-29 .omber, spend his last two hours be- lore hopping off for the Pacific, The crewmen have Miss Langford's portrait painted on the bombers side, and christen the plane The Bamboo Blonde This is one of the features.
 The other feature tells the story of tons of unleashed fury awaiting a chance to bring about the worlds end" unfolded in Plight to Mo- where"
 The story revolves around the intrigues of group of international cartel operator spies of a foreign government and the machinations of an unprincipled siren to gain control of a secret source of At omic bomb power.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-14
AGA CARRIES 46 IN,
 TAXES 190UT OF CITY

A total of 65 passengers were carried yesterday by Alaska Coast al Airlines, with 19 being taken out of Juneau and 46 brought in. They were:
 To Haines: T. McMatch, Bill Willman, Dick Dalziel, J. M. Mor- gan, B. A. Rutledge; to Skagway: Paul Groben.
 To Sitka: Don Harper, Steven Mathews, Verne Evans,s Ala Evans, Eugene Field, Mary Jerome, Al Johnson, T. R. Curtis.
 To Hoonah: Bill Muller; To Gus tavus: Mrs. Archie Chase; to Taku Lodge: Mary Winters; to Pelican: Tony Zitz, Mrs. L. O. Jacobsen.
 From Pelican: Joe Ott, Mrs. A. J. Raatikainen, Walter Daugherty, from Excursion Inlet: Stanley Har- ris, L. Forrest, George Sundborg, Ray Johnson. Agnes Johnson.
 From Taku Lodge: Eleanor OReilly, Danny O'Reilly.
 From Hoonah Pete Stepetin, John Wilson, Ray Wilson, Albert Hayes, Sandy Stevens, Patricia Templin, Eli Sherclane, J. Sumdum, Charles Sumdum, Gus Adams, Frank Lee, MT. and Mrs. Joe Al- morong.
 From Icy Straits: Milly Kirke- vald; from Gustavus: Mrs. J. H. Jones.
 From Sitka: Tom Cameron, Ted Johnson, Stanley Westover, Mardele Westover, E. Hanson, A. Lauritzen, Arne Dorum, lie Fransic, pr. Sharpenburg, William Sarvela, MT. and Mrs. Volz, Don McGraw, Glen Ivelson, Andy Johnson, Charles Shofner, Henry Adams, Jack Klumb, Ray Meyer, Bud Whiteside.
 From Haines: Don Townsend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-14
ATTENDANCE
 AT BASEBALL SHOWS DIP

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-R- Ma jor league baseball attendance dip- ped a slight 3 per cent from it's record high of 1948, but unofficial figures show the 16 big league clubs still drew 20312,327 customers dur ing I949. The New York Yankees were high with 2,32l,302.
 The American League with 10,- 804,531 paid was off some 345,568 with Cleveland dropping 386,756 from its all-time record of a year ago. The decrease was 262,994 in the National, where the unofficial total attendance was 9,507,796.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-14
DIVORCE FILED

Isabelle M. Dotson has filed suit for divorce against Raymond ". Dotson in the office of the Clerk of the District Court here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-14
Ho5pITAl NOTES

Gregory Austin was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday and Mrs. John A. Curtis was discharged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-14
FOOD SALE

Sat, Oct. 15. Il a.m., Sears Order office by Westminster Fellowship. 2t