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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-09
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J. J. Meherin Mrs. Shell Simmons Gene Lundstrom Mrs. Carl Lourie Mrs. Ethel Clayton Elwyn Curtis Mrs. Sadie Clifford Frank Kidder
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-09
The Washington Merry-6e-Round
By DREW PEARSON

Continued from Page D
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-09
20 sYEIARS AGO TIT TIE EMPIRE.
JUNE g, 1929

9 1929 The Chamber of Commerce opened it's of Informat summer vice to tourists Miss Mildred Abqaamsen in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-06-09

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The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08
HILTERIAN CAPRICE
Anchorage NeWS)

Visions of past grandeur are evoked by the presence in American waters of Adolf Hitlers magnificent pr vate yacht the Grille, the largest and of the most luxurious vessels built for the of ndivld ual It was indeed ronical that this vessel, under British registry should dip her coors to the Statue of Liberty.
 One the Grill-the German word means ''whim or "caprice" or 'fancy"-Hitler spent much time. The vessel much larger than the old Corsar the luxury yacht of the elder J. P Morgan, which had gold bath room fixtures gold dining service and open Wood-burn- ing fireplaces and adorned with valuable pictures and other art objects.
 Its tonnage is almost twice that of Vincent Astor s yacht, the Nourmaha which the late President Roosevelt was often entertained
 But in this tax-ridden world the bay of big and lux urrious yachts is passing The clubhouse at Glen Cove L. l. the Morgan estate where the New York Yacht Club vessels anchored has been lowed away to museum It will indeed, be notable if Die Grille, this costly Htleran caprice, will ultimately be devoted to other than commercial purposes.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08
Senate Tries To Solve Mining Industry Support

WASHINGTON, (P)-Five wes- tern Senators are seeking new approach to the problem of sup porting the metal mining industry.
 Chairman O'Mahoney D.-WyoD of the interior affairs committee named himself, Senators Watkins R.-Utah. Murray Mont, Kerr D.-OklaD and Malone R.- Nev.) to work out some method for using federal powers to halt the closing of nonferrous mines and stimulate exploration for and development of new ore bodies.
 None of the several bills so far introduced for this purpose has gained administration support.
 After hearing testimony from the bureau of mines and from in dustry representatives, Senator O'Mahoney recently observed to the full committee that mines could expect only thin gruel or nothing to eat" in the way of fedC eral aid
 President Truman already has expressed disapproval of the Mur- ray(Engle bill to authorize subsi- dies for production, exploration and development.
 Rep. Barring D.NevD and oth CTS from mining states have ob- jected to the O'Mahoney bill to authorize the bureau to contract with the owners of promising property for development of new ore bodies.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08
Mt. Mckinley May Get COsmic Ray Observation Post

BOSTON, (P) - A mountain climbing Boston scientist took off recently to study the possibility of setting up the worlds highest cos mic ray observation post on 20,- 20O-foot Mount Mckinley.
 Bradford Washburn, director of the Boston Museum, left by plane for Anchorage, site of Americas highest peak.
 Washburn and other researchers will conduct months reconna's- sance for the office of naval re- search. The project is sponsored by the navy, the Boston Museum and the University of Chicago physics department.
 WaShburn, the observer from this country, said the main pur- pose is 10 find an observatory site with proper foundation for a small permanent structure, highly insulated and fire-proofed, some l8,O0O feet up the mountain.
 He said temperatures at that point are as low as 20 below zero in the summer and 100 below in the winter.
 The researchers also will have to find the safest and simplest route to any possible site.
 Washburn, who has climbed Mckinley twice, said the noun tain is ideal for cosmic ray ob- servation as it is relatively near the North Magnetic Pole.
 The Boston scientist also plans to make flights over the mountain with the Alaska air commands 10th rescue squadron. He is cred tied with making the first photo graphic flight over the peak for the National Geographic Society in 1886.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08
NOU. s. AID FOR FRANCO

The proposal that the United States extend economic assistance to the government of Dictator Franco in Spain will rest in peace for while result of the blunt statement of President Truman that if Congress passes such program, he will veto the measure.
 The President further and pointed out that the United States not friendly relations with Spain at the present time He backed the statement of secre tary of Dean Acheson who dsapproved the Senate proposal lend Spain $5O OOOO OO0 The two statements end some speculation as the softening of the official attitude of this country toward the Franco regime.
 Early in the year, some prominent Americans bestir red themselves in the interest of Spain. It loudly asserted that the Spanish government would be great asset in the camp of liberal nations and that Spain would offer base for defense against the spread of Communism. The absurdty of these conclusions
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08
TO FIGHT REDS WITH WHAT
(Hugo s. Sims)

The Philippines, South Korea and the Chinese Ma tonast Government headed by GeneralisSmo Chiang Ka-Shek have established Far Eastern anti-Com- munist pact.
 It is perfectly obvious that the three nations which have joined together to fight communism utterly unable to stop the Red armies operating inside China The nationalist government of Chang Kai-Shek is tot terng, and grave threats face South Korean establish men Even the Philippines have dissident groups which are sometimes associated with the communist move ment
 The anti-communist past is certain to revive the movement in this country extend assistance to China At present the communist armies have been delayed by the worst floods in fifty years in China but, when conditions improve they expected to advance into other areas of China.
 There is some talk that General Chiang will establish his headquarters on Tawan, formerly Formosa and that the island may serve as the stronghold of anti communist forces in the Far Sas Apparently, the Chi nese expect the communist to promote anti-American activity which might influence American action.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08
Pilot Says Plane OK At TakeOff

SEATTLE, (P)-The injured pi- lot of a GAG airliner that claimed seven lives in a crash July l9 tes- tified Friday just before the close of a CAB hearing that engine trouble did not show up until af- ter the take-off.
 Merle Edgerton, brought before the civil aerontuancs board panel in a wheelchair, said the left en- zine began to sputter as the Air Transport Associates non-sched- uled charter plane was leaving the ground.
 Earlier, three witnesses told the CAB investigators an engine was backfiring before the plane began speeding down the runway.
 The presiding officer at the hearing, Russell A. Potter, said CAB headquarters in Washington, D. C., would issue a preliminary report on the crash within a few days.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08
MT. and Mrs. o. o. Robbins. f

merly stationed here with the C.AA, who have been at Kotze- bue for the past two years are en route to Anchorage on a months leave of absence. They state that they like the community of Kot- zebue very much and are looking forward already to returning there.
 Mrs. Robbins stated that Mr. and Mrs. John Bullock formerly of Nome are planning on building log cabin at KOtzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08

apparent that the propaganda had little effect.
 From all reports reaching this country from Spain, excepting of the inspired propaganda put out in
 favor of the Franco regime it seems reasonable to con- clude that there is real freedom in Spain today. The Franco regime has been about intolerant of OppOs tion the Communists in Russia. Consequently, the suggestion that the democratic nations gain strength by bostering Francois totataran regime is about smart as suggesting that democracy gain strength by al ance with communism.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08
CONGRESS ROUNDUP

WASHINGTON, (P) - The ad- ministartion's published explana- tion of its China policy drew both praise and criticism from Con- gress Saturday.
 Nearly everyone, both friends and foes of administration policy, agreed that the China situation is bad but disagreed about what can be done to keep the Reds from overrunning all of China.
 Members who defended the state departments white paper eX- planation of how the communists overwhelmed Chiang Kai-Shek's government said it was a realistic view.
 Critics sai dthe revelation of the C h ineSe national governments failure was a confession of Amer ican failure also.
 Senator Bridges R.-N. H. said we should pat the nationalist gov ernment on the back instead of kicking it in the fact; we should furnish small arms and ammuni- ton to anti-communists and we should give reasSurance the U. s. won't recognize the communists.
 Chairman Tydings R.-MdD of the Senate armed services com mittee said the white paper real istically aimed in the right direc- tion."
 Elsewhere in Congress-:
 Arms for European Program Chairman Kee D.-W. VaD of the House foreign affairs committee was trying to forestall demands for a 50 per cent slash in the Sl ,450,OO0,000 fund. He may ask the committee to ok. the program without cutting it so the whole is sue can be debated from scratch on the floor.
 Foreign Airline S5,797, ,724, ,0O0 bill comes before the Senate today for what is expected to be favor able vote. If this occurs, the bill goes to joint Senate-House con- ference. The Senate has cut about 10 per cent from the amount the House approved.
 EducatiOn-The House leaders indicated there will be no action this year on the proposal for fed eral aid to education, despite Pres ident Truman's appeal for the legislation.
 Five Percenters-SenatOr Mundt R.-S. D. said a Detroit auto parts ii m received clearance on a $780, 900 army contract after John Maragon got them a White House appointment. But he added the Detroit firm was low bidder and entitled to the contract. Maragon is an ex-boot black from Kansas City with friends in the White , House.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-08

Dave Mercer of the C.A.A., who was injured last month in a car accident has been discharged from the hospital and is recuperating rapidly at home.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19

Berionen in Oe,,ti1lano, au6 fiib.
renoen @eiitlihen, selteno gen,adt
porben, oaB Die Suitia in 6en Bro-
5eiien gegen ~ariegsperbreber"
i6nere Wdngel aufmies. (BersI. ben
slrtifel .8ebe Sen 8eiieeten" ouf
g. A.
Neun uneariide biplomatii6e 8e.
ante in ben Ser. Staaten reiigniers
ten, nm ibrem Broteit eesen Die Ser.
urteilung oes &aroinals Win6s5entp
gum ausorud su bringen. 8ela So.
laiia, amtierenber @eneraltoniul in
Hep Yorf, nar ser bo6Ite ,1ngari.
ide 9eamte i'm 2anoe, Der reiignier.
te. Wit inn lesten bier Iitslieber
ieines Stobes ibr Imt nieoer. Ser.
ner reiisnierten atpei Nitslieber oes
ungarii6en &onItlates in Glepelano
uno stpei Mitslieoer Ser rlnsariiden
2egation in @olbington
Senator Ganoenberg erflGrte in
elmer 8eoe in Detroit, oie Jfepubli>
faner ieten bereit, bie iiberparteiiI Ihe
auBenpolitif fort5uieben, perbanb
aber oanit oie 8arnuns, oaB iie bie
Iominiltration SrumanS fir bie
auBenpolitif peronttportIid balten
Deroen.
vGie Hepublifaner perlansen &C.
iunoe uno beItinmte @eltpldne, Die
uns ni6t iiberlalten unb uns ni6t
uuf aQ5u peiteebenoe 8erpflidtrn.
gen feItleeen," iagte ser Senator.
Ginige Strnoen Dor ser Rebe bot
te Ser i'm 65. 2ebensiabre itebenoe
Senator angefiinoiet, oaB er iih i'm
Sabre 1862 ni6t Inn Sic 8ieberz
pabl beperben 1peroe uno aus Dem
offentli6en 2eben ausI6eiben ipolle.
Sm so. aongreB bate &anoenberg
Sen Sorlts i'm Senat 1tno tpar ser
moBgebenoe Wann inn Iusi6uB fir
oustpdrtige Ingelegenbeiten. gr mar
ser @ortfiibrer letner 8ortei ouf Dem
8ebiet ser sluBenpolitif.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19

tionaliosialiitiiden 4onaentrations.
lager uno al ibrer Shreden, Die ee-
fiibnt meroen iollen. 8nneben aber
itebt cine l1nlun,rte bon @reueln, Die
t,nd 9riessenbe aus Sob, Radiudt
inb 8aubsier on 0eutihen began.
gen 1plrben. lln6 arn @noe bieIer
Dabrbaft apofalpptiiden 8eibe er.
iheint oie SatIade, oaB 81 elmer 3eit,
oa ldnsit alle our6 ben &rieg auf-
gepeitIften affefte iid beritbist ba-
ben miiBten,s IN eberner 8ube Sim
ri6tungen ooa5ogen peroen, ipabreno
gegen BroseBfiibrung 11nb l1rteil in
aller Seffentli6feit bon einnanbfrei.
en- Mdnnern i6perIte 8ebenfen er.
bo6en tperben. @en tplnbert es ba,
oaB oieies oelltldJe Bolf, oas bo6 5u
bemofratilhem Oenfen umer3ogen
tDeroen Iou, fid in 1peiten &reiien in
Den uralten Seuf5er fliidtet: rVae
victis! - 8ebe Sen 9eiiesten!"
..... K. H.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19

fiibrt tpeiterbin nit beionoerem Ndf)-
orud aus, oaB uniere &ultur - pie
er in einem BortipieI iast - auf Der
.Gualitp" unb niht auf Der
Equality" Der Menf9en ber,,bt.
gr tritt Der 2oiung Der fi4 ergeben-
oen politiifen Brobleme ourd eine
einbeitlihe 8eltregierung nit bemers
fensnerter Shdrfe entsesen, oa IN
bteIer Die Sohnertiefeit Der abenbs
ldnbiihen &ultur bon Der Sh1per.
fraft Ser aiiatiihen Nailen allfgeio.
gen tpiiroe. gr 1pebrt iid nit 2eioen-
idaft gegen sic 5orberune, mir ioa-
ten uniere atomiiben 8omben, uniere
5lug5euge l,nb anoere @nffen elmer
SSSnternationalen Boli5ei 5ur 8erfiis
erng lteQen. Oas tpare, 10 meint er,
SelbItmorb, oenn in Ser 8eltorgoni.
iutton bdtten mir nur etne Minoer-
belts Itimme.
@ir iollten, 10 foroert 2inobergb,
nidt Oie @elt foaeftipieren, ionbern
BEN gin5elmenIhen barmonnieren.
8ir miifien Sic t0rperliden, eeiItigen
uno ieeliIden &rafte oes Menlden in
Sarmonie bringen uno ben moralt-
i6en &raften sic &ontroue iiber oie
gelt geben. @egeniiber oen materia.
liItiI6en @eltbiloern Ger totalitdren
Spiteme iollen mir. 10 preotet uns
ser sutor, einem 8eltbilb sur Ser
breitltng belfen, bas ser Natur bes
WeniGen gere6t miro, ober aud Sen
@abrbeiten 8ottes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19

1aa1t 5ur Baffen-SS abgeItellt an
iperoen. Das lit in Deutihlarro Die-
len Wdnnern 10 ergangen, lin6 aabl-
loie iinge 8urihen fonnten iib Dor
ser 3tpongsrefriitieruns 5ur go nur
ooburh retten, onB iie fi6 ufreitpifig"
5ur @ebrmo9t meloeten. Mber tDie
man iiebt, beoeutete aud bas feline
abiolute gerliderung gesen Die
5tnangsipeiie BiteIlune our 90. Gls
SS-Mnnn tpuroe Heter @olbmann
5u ben @admannibaften bon &on-
5entrationslagern fommanoiert, unb
oas mar fir ibn Ger anfang bonn
gnbe. Sm Ipril 1916 geriet er in
amerifaniihe @efansenidaft, tuuroe
Ipater unter anffaee, er babe &3-
Straflinee ermoroet, port @eri6t ge-
Itellt uno am 80. Sftober 1947 in
Dadou gum Sooe burh ben Strang
perurteiit. Gie &inribtung erfoIgte
am 5. Nopenber t949 in 2anosberg.
9ie anflage lal,tete, 8eter @olo-
mann babe Die 8elese 1lnD 8ebralihe
oes &rieees oaourd berlett, bab er
lin ODER ettpa i'm april 1915 in ooer
in Ser l1mgeb1ng BON 5loiienbiirg
redtsmiorie our Sotung bon ,,nge-
fabr Is nidtoeutiden Staatsange.
borisen, @efangenen oes &on5entra.
tionslaeers Slofenbiirg, oie bamals
I'M @eipabriam oes oamaligen 9eut-
iden 8ei6es iid befanoen uno oeren
genaue 3abl nno Namen ni6t be-
fannt lino, angeltiftet, oabei gebols
fen, barin unterltiitt 1lno baran tell.
genommen". Ser @eri6tsbof fano
i'm in seIdloiiener 5ibuns rbetref.
fenb iebe Sbulbfrage" i6uloig llnb
perurteilte i'm gum Gooe burd oeil
Strong.
S9on beim Stuoium bieier sln.
flage ersibt iid) cine Reibe bon 8e,
oerfen. 8as 1puroe oeln 9tngeflag-
ten eIeentlid) 5ur 9ait gelegt? 8ie'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
Gtnhherghs Brkrnntnts

gor einiger 3eit peroffentlidte
Gborles q. 2inobereb cine fleine
,Sdrift: ~Sf Slight ano 2ife"
(Gbarles Scribner's Cons, Stem
g)orf). Giele tperben tie nit sSntereiic
leien, au6 nenn iie ipeoer in ser ssiib.
rrng Ser @eoanfen nod in ibrer Sor-
mulierung iibermaBig orisinea lit.
9enn Ser iest Observation-Disclosures
Jlieger lit nod INNER i'm 8olfsbe.
tuuBtlein BON Ser @loriole leines iu-
genoliGen Reforbflugs uno BON Ser
! Sragtf umtpoben, Die ser Moro an
Ieinem Sobn6en in lein 2eben ge-
6ra6t fat. Seine I6arfe &rittf an ser
IuBenpolitif &ooieoelts 1n6 iein Gin-
treten fiir Sen auBenpolitii6en sSioIa-
tionismlts baben ieiner SopularitGt
5lpar erbebliben 9bbrud) getan, i'm
aber in man6en &reilen lmio belieb.
ter gen1od]t.
Seine neue S6rift lit eine unpoli-
tiife S6rtft, nit gelegentliden poll
|tiiden Solgerungen. Sic freiit linn sic
Sruge, tntpieipeit oie @illenl6aft Ser
Otenidbeit gum Sell gerei6t uno in.
piemeit anoere Seelenfrdfte Sen Wen.
Iden leiten miiilen, bamit Ser MiB-
braud ser @ilienidaft ibm nidt gum
ltnbeil a1sidlagt. 3as S6rift6en
fitbrt in 5orm zines perlonliden 8e-
fenntniiies aus, pie ser Gerfalier bon
elmer uripriingli6en Sergottllng Ser
@ilienihaft 81 Der ginIi6t fam, oaB
8iiieni6aft MIR Ser Selbit5erItorung
Ser 3ipiliiation oienen miro, falls ibr
8ebra16 nidt bon religiolen unb
etbiIfen lteber5eugungen geleitet
miro.
Gas lit iider ridtis, aber beut5u.
tage fein origineller @eoanfen mebr.
gei6t crit sic S6redniiIe ser vtpilie1=
l6aftli6en" Menl6enoerni6tung
burd Ben rotten uno braunen Sota-
litarismus, nidt crit oie fur6tbaren
0toglibfeiten ser sltonbombe babell
oieie grfenntnis geipedt. Ssn ser el,s
ropdiieben pbiloiopbiiden 1,no natltr.
niiienihaftli6en 2iteratur bat lie
id)on in Ben Sabren nod bem eriten
@eltfrieg cine groBe &olle geipielt.
Gie Sdriften oes oeutIden Sbiloio=
pben Wear S6eler in ben Span5iger
Sabren fon5entrierten iid Inn oieien
@eoonfen, fir Sen er pra5iiere Sor-
ml1lierllngen uno ueitere Beripeftipen
gefunben bat als ser amerifanii6e
Slieger.
Sic natrrpiiienldaftli6e 2iteratur
Guropas bat li6 ipabreno Sen beioen
@eltfriegen in elmer abnliden Rids
tung bepegt unb - man brauht nur
an Glund 5u erinnern - Itarf ni1t
nur oie bon friiberen Sori6ern beltrits
tene Mogli6feit, ionoern geraoe5u bie
Notpenoigfeit betont, 8iiieni6aft
uno @ottesglauben in Sarmonie au|
iesen. slebnlid tpie 2inobergb tpano-
ten tie iid nidt gegen bie @iiienldaft, |
ionoern MIR gegen cine ruertfreie"
Se6nolosie, bie oer 3eritorung oient
itatt oem fultllreuen 9lufbar. gs lit
bon Sbeologen ,tno @elebrten f6on
tauienomal ausgeipro6en porben,
oaB moralil6e &rdfte Die Gednif lei
ten n1iiiien, uenn ite ltns nidt ser.l
,naItnen ion.
0ertnod miro es bieIe beetrl6ruf.
fen, oaB geraoe 2inobergb 5u 6ieieu
anihauungen gefommen lit. llnb er :
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
Lindern Sic
Muskul0se Rheumatische
Neuralgische
Schnerzen
NIT
Forni's He'll Del liniment

Viele empfindliche Muskelschmerzen
Won einfachem Rheumatismus, Neuri.
tbs, muskul0sen Ruckenschmerzen,
Kopfschmerzen, Verrenkungen,
Schwellungen und Quetschungen k6n-
men Won aussen durch einfaches Elm
reiben NIT Forni's Heil-Oel gelindert
werden. Dieses ausgezeichnete Lini.
ment arbeitet schnell, den Blutxufluss
in die verletzten, wunden, schmerzen-
den Cewebe zu beschleunigen. Die
Schmerzen lassen mach, so vie die
Natur arbeitet, normales, aktives Mus
kel.Wohlbehagen wieder herzustellen.
Versuchen Sic es an sich selbst,
vie Tausende andere seit iiber 50
Jahren getan haben. Senden Sic nocb
heute $l.00 fur zwei regulare 81
Unzen Flaschen Forni's Heil-Oel,
unter unserer ausdrIcklichen Caran-
tie Won Zufriedenheit oder Ihr Geld
zurick. Sic werden den Tag segnen,
an dem Sic es getan haben.
DR.. PETER EAHRNEy q SONS co.
Dept 67-4H =
2Sol Washington Blvd. Chicago IL. III.
ass StunlsY 81. Winnipeg. Mun.. CON-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19

2ieber Geier!
Senbe ben ,Cbiu'@aiienfrennb' bei.
men MnsebOrigen in 9eutidlauo.
Yreis: $3.50 ;-a Sabr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19
MAXIMILIAN-SALBE

slltberiibn,te 8rauterialbe, uniiber=
troffen bel
Nranb tp It nben
oller 4rt uto5 Bel anoern 2eibet,,
tpelhe I'M beigegebenen 3irfular an-
geeeben ftno.
greis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Ohio Stote iSales Gar fir
oieienigen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob
men. Srau &. $. g., Columbus,
s., idreibt:
"We consider your salve the best
we have found; it can be used for
so many purposes"
Sour sll be5ieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
1898 Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS 3, o.
LEIDEN STE AN -.
DIABETES (Zuckerkrankheit), PY-
ORRHEA. RHEUMATISMUS, BLUT-
VERGIFTUNG oder GANGRENE --
MAGENGESCHWURE ulcers of the
StOmach) -.
damn gebrauchen Sic das weltbernhmts
D-O-D
Die Gebrauchsanweisung ist sehr einfacA.
D-0-D is absolut giftfrei, kaRa linen
deshaib ME schaden. Keine Hungerkuren.
= Tausende Won Zeugnissen. Unsere Kun
den sind unsere VerkAufer. = Wenp richtiH
gebraucht, bringt D-O-D den gew u nsch-
ten ErfOlg. Specific No. fur menschhchen
Gebrauch. Per Buchse (reicht m0Batelang) {:
S1.56 = Specific No. fur 8usserlichen Ge-
brauch. Per Pfund-Btichse: nur $3.50. =
Nebst Porto. Bestellungen i'm Staate
Ohio muss die Sales Tax beigeftigst werden
Ais Laxiermittel gebrauche
"OUR OWN PILLS"
DR.. Eddy's Herb Pills
Preis so Cents und Sl.00
}gsl> versandt Won
CHARLES X. NEUMANN
Versender Won D-O-D
COS s. Monroe Ave-, Columbus S, O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-19

Senator @illiam Sanger bat Dem
aongreB einen Mntrag l1nterbreitet,
Der Milit1riuiti5 burh sic 8ebr.
ina9tssmeige in beiesten @ebieten
for6ert. Gs lit BON berantiportli6en
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-05

are scramh'ing Far second place and trailing are two base school teams and the Civilian Club Hams
 The 'olrn ment ba- weeks to run Tropb.es o,esented by the Civilian club and the Center will gn o he champions.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-05
The must talked-a -ahnut placG in t0wn!

Sooner or later just about everybody in vis it us and goes home to talk about what They to relax and enjoy careree evening entertainment.
 But the motion picture theatre has to be more than just place of enertanmen Its contributions wartime Bond and Scrap drives it's cooperation with the Red the March of Dimes and many other organizations have made it integral part of community life place the people of town together share many ngs laughter, tears, emotion and yes good citizenship
 Tbe ORPHEUM THEA IRE is happy and proud on it's ninth anniversary to be among those who you
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-05
Butchers UnDeatabEe

Apparently unbeatable inspite Sfthe loss of their star, Bea Holden, sick with flu, the base Civilian Butchers ran their win streak to 10 straight in the vol leyball tournament this week
 Two community center teams
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-05
Miss Fry To Wed Henry SffOn1

The engagement of Miss Bar na'a Fry of Kodiak to Henry Strom IS announced by her par- ens Mir aud Mrs. H. E. Fry of Vashon, Wash
 Mrs Fry works in Klaft's Dry cio ds Dept and her fance for the Club Unique.
 The couple plans to be mar rled next month.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-05

Seattle-Funeral services for Hans Hansen, father of Mrs. Lucy Callahan of Kodiak, were held in Edmonds last week. Mrs. Callahan came to Kodiak with her family last summer.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-05

Paul Smoky" Stover, who wired last week that he was bringing a bride, has instead "re- mained true to the girls in Kodi. ak" according to d friend
 He returned from a brief trip outside Thursday accompanied by his i4.year old sister Sherry who will go to school here.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-03-05
CHEESE CAKE

cups hne zwiebeck crumbs II tsp lemon juice 14 cups sugar 14 tsp grated lemon rind tsp cinnamon cup cream cup melted butter other shortening
 4 eggs II pounds cottage cheese tsp salt tbsp flour cup chopped nut meats
 Mix zwebeck with half cup sugar cinnamon and but. ter shortening Set aside to sprinkle top remainder of crumbs inch spring form pan lining bottom and sides Beat eggs with remaining sugar t light; add sa lemon juice and rnd cheese and Rour beat thoroughly and strain through fine sieve Pour into lined pan, sprinkle with ming crumbs and nut meats. Rake in moderate (350 F) about hour t center is rm Turn off heat door, let stand in hour unl cooled. Serves 10 to l2.
 Use tsp vanilla instead of lemon juice and rind
 Courtesy of Mrs. Glen Robinson