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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
STORtS CREW MEMBEBS
 LEAVE FOR DISCHARGE

Two crewman aboard the Coast Guard Gutter Stofis left for Se- attle Monday bound for leave followed by discharge from the service The tWo are Thomas A. herndon SN, and William E.. Townas, Jr., ET2.
 According to Storis Commander ]. E Kneheski, 10 men have been discharged from service from aboard the cutter since it's stationing here. No replacements have been for wa dcd to supplement the crew, he added.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
GlRL l(0uI NEWS

The meetnig or Girl Scout Troop Troop No 10, in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church social rooms Wednesday afternoon, was called to order by the President, Pat Goforth We are going to have our silver tea the last Saturday in February.
 Several of us started the work on our dramatic badges.
 A new reporter was appointed by the President.
 Pat Goforth and Gladys Uggen are to serve the refreshments at the meeting. We then adjourned GLADYS UGGEN, Reporter.
 GOODIE SALE
 B.P.W.C., Feb. 18th at Sears Order Office. l6 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
AIRES AT RARaNOF

Bernard Ayres of Seattle is a guest at the Baranof Hotel, while serving as court reporter for the NLRB hearing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-10
TRINITY GUILD

Annual Valentine Tea, Sat, Feb. 2, from 2 to 5 pm. Undercroft Of the Church. Everybody well come. 16 St
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
MERCHANTS WILL HOLD
MASS MEETING MONDAY
AT ELKS AUDITORIUM

during shish mefthsn.iias atil he
offered 81 t1w ost
We Nant e. pr rmt tH 80
peapls "a ~ Wesf the faris thst
al natlumallg sfFeftisei EsFta
mas he ho4Eht in thm aik fH
not over thr pftre pgrvalltma alf
where hut n snnsr rsaa at taa
a. haarua ald q 49, Wet n.t1
chant tuslas
Nans pefau. me tFmpiel ~
aavertisemeuts n iaEEef rlies
ststim9 thst iaast plree So 49,
ma asked fm ueftsin nfff heH
dase Ttles faFaet tfe iasa tiat
thr same plfea psHtsii hrff faf
aFuslnd ear saInn atH Ne
theB aan tnd the asmsa FfHee
AZ the mHe9lmG FeatsFsis8 HH
aud Nuarru frNIe mtama aH
s5.ats ciathlns 1fuE iwr sH
anae atufs eafifs 8 NnH
itne stdaea fIhna atsfaaH as
atirfe aN s4
Tees rsI. fsft. 8. afHi aH
athefa. sic nttn4 q. aftfuf f
m.retlnn Mntaf
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
FILA Commitments Far
Too Low, Taylor Says
4 onlrarloF state.
tily Z t0niHIi-riOnsTs
did Not Z on-ult
Local Builder

Au4gin q TaYlm general
cuutrsctuf ssid tpass that tee
CITY Cmmns4unef hsd q spegisl
nceting ~ shicb tires uiair PEI
solution upilolaiuE ths feiefal
HOUSING AdmulstfatIun inau,
ma iu ke, Wet
The CTS Cumui ,luuFT HId
nut Uuntslt aus l.rsi e.ntfsltHts
and the hsnk shrIr FllA sppiirs
tiuns sre msac tH nua nu thr
cxistlng condition. snt hsa usnt
applilatIuus hsB tegu tUuet
tuwu said FsfIHr
Ihs msuifif H Wp. atuu.
that had been alHrpls tEc 60
nanrlng commitment as. laN
that the average uul8tI Hui1 af
pn them on thr market f.T . 500.
thereby denvuL thr ,.tIsn. Hf
tCunlinurd ON PAGE StKl
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Mrs. L. X. Knowles
Died Last Night

Mrs ella n knowles. "a. died
last night IN her residence. eoe
Suuthard street after q lpng IA
ness
Funeral services will h. held
Sunday at 5 80 . m "a the Fiem-
ing Street Mcthudist Church
where the body Will be- placed
at .. m Rev { l. Frederick
N1u offtcssie. and burial wlll be
"a CITY Cemetery Isppez FuneFal
Home viii b. in charge oi 81
rsnEementa
Survivors wid0weT Allen
know les. three daughtets Nj
Boulamgn Robert Nj Emerson
Archer and Nj W "a smith
three rms. Alison q Eugeue W
snd Everett kuoWles one sister.
Ms Lillie Weaver seven grand
children and three great grand
children
Pallbeafcfa Wlu be selected
from ths membership of the Red
Men and thc Golden Eagle ui
s hich the deceased husband IS
4 member
Ml knowlea was = memhsI IT
Minuuga Council ~ IS
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Churchill Charges Labor
Pariy's Socialism Leading
To Communism In England

party ISSUES directions oi restfiC-
tiVes that they must adopt. oT
stand IN danger of bcing Jailed
tie advised ms people II Great
Britain o. return io the things ~
g0Vernurni that have proved Ia
he steadfaxi ana mot continue %
experiment aith high flown IDEAS
thal. long sinee. have proved -
be unsound.
ReplvinR 60 ChuFshlh prme
Minister Clemout Attlee charged
that the program the Cunsefva-
tiVes have Sea forth for their
eleCilun next year - dishonest
in many az rs statements Much
l. promised Ia the program Att
lee aid. bat. a. usual. II the Con
servatives SCI hack into power
they ~ill do little for the British
paoplo nelally
Today's rallies hy the opposing
nagtigs were considered hy poll
llclans a. sn indicstiun ni a cam
palgn that probably vail be- the
masl batter ln Great Britain "a
urany year
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Edits Dictionary
Russian-English
Scientific Terms

TALI.AnAsSEg. Juiy "A
500 woTd Dictionary ~ nssHsA@sa
meteorological lern&. edited ~
Florida State University Prpies-
sor werner a Baum. head 1t the
meteorological department has
Just been published by Hobart
Publlahing Company II washing-
ton. ID G
Tne Russian Engiish Dictionary
a meteorological terms and ex
pressions - primarily intcnaed
fur the translator who has = basic
knowledge ~ Russian bgli tinds
a necessary o. translate special
lzed writings of = meteorological
nature The volume includes
tcrminology a Synoptic and % b
nasuir ugctcurulogy a. Nul a.
basic terms "a mathmatics, hydro
dynamiCs. oCoanngraphy etc.
The dictionary has reCeived
side advance notice among AR
Forcc Navy. and y ) Weather
Bssreau personnei
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Not Definite
Gen. Vaughan
Will Testify

WASHINGTON guiy - The
ssnste committee that is inveaii-
estina ehsfeer ihat Army and
uiheF high uf4trials had used
their nfh4enCe tn ttc awafd uf
government coniraptN. has nut
announced yet whether ur MT
Majos Vaughan, the Presidents
military aide. NIli he called a.
testify
Meanwhile. ths 00o pages ~
the unetime secret diary ui jams
V Hlut. listing the nsuses of
~Ftve peFcentsga m ufitcisls
sho had obtained that sm0uni
from cunirarts they had uscd
their lnflnmte a. piscr. Is caus
ing tensc and in some eases -
citing interest tn government
etFrlea
Vaughan Is repeated % have
aid thai he kneW ot "slssut 900
five peFueniere
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Will EoTna.slHle Plane
Eor Holding Carnival
of bargains, Local
Dealers Declare

A meeting q Eey Vet mes
chants was seheduiet g. g. held
atsp ga ga re Elss auditorium
Monday 81 whieh plan iaF q CT
nival q Bargain all b. disr,h
ed
Derislun 81 hpld tise maas uert
tug of merchant "a. taken = .
meetng YESTERDAY un Is tunshs
Hotel of q uumhef si iosal deal
ere durlng Nrssh plsns GEES u
forming thc sensIsi puhll, th.'t
nstlonalit s1Yertued eaasia oHltid
b. p4rchsscd .n X, Wet - ti.e
ssne ptecs of rtvu rheags
than thss rpuld b. eiaeA hsrs
AZ the u.evtina 3nnaas ulaii
every merchant "a kes Wssf b
cordially invited o. attend fhfs
All - askrd g. Hiief auaErst ..ns
o. hold Carnival g Bargain
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Ilrilons Worst tbff
Than Germans Ansl
Ilalianss Alllee
Replies To Charges

LONDON. Iuly % - FORMER
Prime Minister Winston chur-
chill lasisy helahorca the I.alssa
party 81 = Conservative rally.
he declared that the British peO-
pie. with thetr government ca
peFimcnting IN Socialism. are
worse off than the Germans ana
Italians. whom British soldiers
helped to defeat IN the seCond
World War
Ile stated that TIE Labor party
has heen gradually leadlng the
British people intu communism.
takinE fgarn them liberties that
they have cherished iur many
centuries.
Brilain4 he addCd. no muect
can toasi uf their dcm0tIaiiC
larm ui government The i-a1,H
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Thos. u. NOllage
Dies I'm Miami

Thomas Osbafu Nuisee. -
former Key Westef died lat
night IN his fesidence ga Miami
lie left here in 1898 % make hia
home Ia that city
lie leaVcs the widow ME-
OLYMPIA Noitage san Thomas
Oshafn Nustage. D. three dsuEh
ters. Mr. Wilson Jolly Key
West Mra Raymond bftheh
jacksonville MFe J G Faircioih.
West Palm BeaCh brother. Je
ranss NottsEe and sister Afs
Carl Refvaldi. hoth "a key Wesi
and fouf gTsndch.idfen
NJ Bcryslhi left tnis morn a.
na iar Miami to attend iunef ai
.efvircs time tuf &hich wiil L.
announced later
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Mrs. Harvey Leaves For
BpN State Conference

and Ma ness Madill state chail
men. snd residents uf Miami
Al this conference o. he held
ai thc Princes isenua Hotel
pIuaIam planning fnf improve
ments in civic Culttifa al and sac
ial Features uf community hlr
See tht entire state WIil h. arrum
plished Ia cuniufmance aith lc
rummendatiuns recently mmde bv
Natiunal BpW President d.
Francrs Scott uf Ncu Yurk
Rlaus alil then BE- promulgated
and adopted b. thr - BpW clulls
actively organized In flulida
The kes West BpW Club whlth
An Harvey represents B. Gre ei
tbo suunEcst BPW as1anixailons
in ihp state set % n ipading the
state in many fields AZ tath
dsstIHt end state ruufcfrntt
kr, Wcsts BpWC IS actmdrd
h4Eh recognition its memhs
shF buasts ai MANY outstanding
biasiness and professional womsu
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Odd HPA Project
viii Heroine
Reality
~amas hsasi ilspartBsn
AppFusrs Plan
. 80 a. hai,iiitmiiom
ttH ~ imaEminw l'ossl

W8 km heeu Feueivea ~ che
Ma a Fgoaesiunal Wo-
meu Clah go PERMISSION has
laeu Hmutra BE- the State huad
Eh8affnenf lsa ti.e club - pro.
e m plaua b. Fshahilitaie
So nswli Bmsleyard swtm-
mhN Faa
HH a. MeNrfihan. State
49, faNffnenf rterman ln
m Aftsf stafEa "a affuris a.
af naf 81 eaNta You that
Nm pena meeia with 0ur ap
~ We ara aia8 A. coopsrate
h sA - e. fNm8NFina uf tlis
m - kise tts~ssas - setar
8 81 esai frsau
N@ e ENaft@nnt 0wn
Ns Ma mawgts hN twen the
s ~ iats ~ pftseesi
a Mfh Gmal uians iaF tlle cun-
N@ sm NWf@a
M ~ # mnrV raiaiuN
E h term Nfaniled e. O.
aa Efa mf af ihe pguiert cum-
amsna efh nanma party "a
- hH 1ulN
fm e4 sless .sl I',sil
Haf aaa uaunrErd bark
m fMa ana fhat maa natrf um-
~ M asa8 ehangr of be-
3 walfF 90 the near "a
MNs MaFg Gresham.
# "M Gertrude
rharN#n ul the pro
ga ha amksua mfth hCf an
ffre Mu Graham
@ iegi Us aiil - sur
H m eemN ahf pFneat
N uiens fH tht plol
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23

xere dezcrihed lea an arfirle ap-
aaaT lnM "a So Cltlxrn On IaEne y
1885 Which stated
PRELIMINARY work On KEY
Vests new outdoor swimming
puol. which is o. b. hke no other
p0ol IN the country. is pFOgreSsing
ana plans Cos construction of div
ina towers. dining pavilion, dress-
ina ruou1s and other Necessary ~
trhusiuns ~ the pool are n0w BE-
ina prepared
The pool oi deep water o. f.
Clltate swimming and diving m
lncsted on TIE north shnre uf the
boulevard II Is designed in such
Nay a. o. resemble . South sea
Atoll. and is expeCted o. be an
outstanding attraction
For more than COO feet the
ponl vii extcnd along the shore
of ere backward and a its widest
pnut wili hc nearly 300 feet a.
either end. wire flood gates are g.
hc Installed. making q pussiblc
inf tidcwatCr o. run through the
fCuniiuued On Page Sixl
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Navy Enlisted
Man Drowned A
Today

a Nav euli tsf man Hss
dfuaued a s g. m tadat wien
h. automobile Tan ait tne plel -
ths Opflet station the oid .estun
Bs.e. thr krs Wet Naval baae
auuuulpd
AnuthrI Nstt H4n ahH
rsmpauIeB tHf ENLISTED Wsu a hu
.ifnAnffi Nsa uf1 iruu
fiIuA uIuA
PsnaIng thr ufIf..sf 20 ihr
next st Fu th - Aasb u
uHu.rl 10 as- a.ttf.liiuE thr
tfutit H tUe #su Uts Aas
drowned
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
BPW Receives Go
Ahead With Swim
Pool In Boulevard
Communists
Lose I'm Paris
On Treaty Test

PARIS July - Communist.
~ session ~ ths Chamber -
Deputics to-day. proposed that
further consideration ~ the move
81 Fatfy ERE treaty that will pat
France into thc North Atlantic
Pact, b. postpuned indefinitely
The motion Nas pat ~ . vote and
the communists were defeated
8NI e. l9H
However. proponents II tire
treaty decided a. posipone voting
on thu treaty b. Munday The vote
today on tho communist mntion.
proponents maintained shows
that iha treaty will lle adopted b.
q large majority
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Sailor II Held
I'm Connection
With Robbery

CIty police yesterday arrested
James . Stack. "a. of the Navy's
Fleet Sound School. ~ connection
wIth the robiery of James s len
kins. l8 of BDca Chics Field. a
Rest Beach si l2ls . N. Thurs
day
jenkins said be- Mas walking
al0ng the beach with = girl frined
when man approached him.
robbed hlm and then beat him
ap.
No charges have been filed as
yet against Stark tie has been
turned ever g. the County Az
tisorltics 81 rssiice Chief Joseph
Kemp
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
CITY To Call
For Bids For
Suction Pump

Ctiy Manager Ralph Spaldimg
wss authorized ~ the speclsi ses-
sian q tise City Commissioner
stofday afternoon o. sdveftse
fur bids fnr the pulchae ui =
aictiun pump
The pump. which wlil he used
In the public servNe department
~ the citv. ls cxpccted g. cost q
total ~ 81 500
II wili he used mainiv during
repairs and other wugk un The
sewcr system uf tho citY
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Plane Pilots To
Visit Marathon

NJ Luriie Ds,kss iutaIms Ibe
Cltlfeu that from $50 90 80 mem
hs.fs Floflia Ar ptiuts Assuela
tom all uslt Marathon tnnor
fsA morning end have breakfast
st Gut Upton ladsc She esid
some si the piais have arranged
O. spend thr tat in Marathon
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
TypIloon Hits
Okinawa: Blows
Al l2O Miles

rOYKO. Juiy "a typfoon.
roaring ~ 10 mites an huur.
strtick a. ISLAND 0i Okinswa %
daY
Attempts a. communicates with
uklnawa ~ radio we're unssac-
cezsful That did not mean. au
thoritles here ssid. that tfse dam
sge fFom the iyphoon had been
unusually extensive. bui a dld ln-
dicste that tile electric sysiem 0n
ths island haa been psli Uut ot
order
After striking OkinsWa. the
center uf the typhoon headed
noFthWesteTly toward the main
land ~ China
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23

Reason Cor the eomrn@ndaaoFy
Fssoiatioa was that . pFomin.
sn1 wsli-knewn Kew wemfaF
ha8 foFwaEdsd . ssinaima- les.
Ter 10 Rsymona ~. Foiey. "a.
tionsl houxina 1aminisfrsior
complainina ei "iavorifism" be-
ina eommiissd bT FoisY's sub.
oTainste officsr. the regional
dirscfor feF thiS ares.
Not only DID The key Nestef
@ti@ck the rcgiosaal director hut
took = parting swing st the sun
shine Constrtiction Company IL
this city To sdd authority g. his
letter. the key Wester listed the
president oi The flur sda National
Bank AZ Key West derry J
Trevofl - one Who also shared
in hh beliefs. and quoted Mr..
Trevor a. likewise condcmnIng
the Sunshine Construction Com
pany. builders of the Flury
home
The bsak's president has al
vised Acting Mayer Louis Car
honsil and Con1EaefoE Joseph
siEuse. Of fhs sanAhina com-
p9aY. thsa he. ME. TFewoF. new
ar made the sfafem~ntx atsFib.
ufsd 10 him In the letter ssni
kar. FolaY. and that he was oi
that dsis sending a ietasF 10
kr. FURY ef West Palm Beech
smllina 1tfsnnon te the nais'
gnoaafians.
George Allen Warrwn. one n
she direetors uf The Ftcriaa Ma
tianal BANK wtln wms y afsessa
ance at thc mecting yesterday
afternoon. declared that the lo~sl
bank does not handle FHA loans
Furthermore. he said ~ the last
directors meeting there was ~
criticism voiced regarding the
VIA financing IN this area
Bsnk DirsofeE waFrsn vas
hnnAsd ths letter and after a
euFnory look st iaA eontsnas he
told tha commissioners rhsA
Is 9 siaismsni oi an sndivtan@l
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
gM~W%MM~[M
Gray Squirrels
Seen Today m
Sirunk's Yard

CEaY kauiFEeh we're seen
thi8 morning ca ahe aEoaHna4
mFound tlsa kaFumh LnmbaH
CompsnY YaFaA ln FFons
gfwe@k.
H@nFY StsifsFih . wai1h.
man suploYed bF stsumk.
says he frat saw ona oi TIE
sauirEeh early this marnlma.
fia called ether woFkmsn In
fhs yards ana thor also saw
them.
Nhen we tried 90 catch
fhsm thnY auickiY ran up GO.
conaf iree4 sid SliisFih.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23

CnntractOr Sirugo summed up
the letter thasiy -Sosne lnifvnl
uals arW making q "a ~ HNnex
ia key Weks out of ieEsaAna cun.
sfrursinn nigney. and tlsnS Wuula
like 10 sea the FHA Mtssp innatng
musney IN this city.
TIE vote iof appE*al a As
feaelnthah MAa san@a.sasssass h'ssgssa
~ the resolution we're mutNka
forwarxied g. Mr Foiey senssega
Claude peppeE and spesssfa iis'l
lard. and Representative 0ts8He
SmathWFn.
The key Westera nanAe who
wrote she letter was nut uiilriallg
made kno~u 20 the maeaainM. ana
she rwwuultlon lgnsaed al metsttaa
~ the individual
Cops of the rrsalutlum g pflgt
ed On paas oi tndaY'a Cihzen
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-23
Commsnd Regional Dreelor
Commissioners Vote
Approval FILA Activity
Con"'endaiion Offsets 'Stinging' Letter
Sent To Washington BY Weii-knorn
hey Wesfer Crificising Director

CiY co"m~aionsEA Ia psciaI oslosk YesasFaay
aeo passed Fsoaiisn eonmsnang hs esioma deeaoE
Federal Housns AdHiRsiEaon ioE has
City and approved Of ths dset<ion& shu&t Tar nade.
the coum stoner went rvyd barking
and urged ai b. contnue has scves bst hruxhf
low clst houaing to many KEY Mez islnilaeh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05
German Border Shift
Protested by Reds as
Agreement Violation

|. LONDON. April 5.-Russia has
protested that the Western powers
broke q Big -Four agreement by
making changes in the frontiers
Of Western Germany.
/. lass, the Official Soviet news
agency. said Russian Ambassadors
in Washington. London and Paris
delivered the Soviet protest to the
respective foreign ministries.
The State Department said the
protest was received over the
week end and is under study. The
United States probably will reply
In a few days. a department
spokesman said.
| The Western Allies announced
March ~ three minor border
shifts affecting So square miles
of German territory were being
made to ease communication and
administrative difficulties.
| Shifts Called Provisional.
/ The announcement said the
1 shifts were made on a provisional
basis and that permanence of
the changes would defend on an
eventual peace treaty with Ger
many, Luxembourg, the French
controlled Saar and France.
The Soviet note. as distributed
by Tass. said the frontier changes
violated "a declaration on the
position of Germany" signed by
Russia, the United States. Great
Britain and France in l945.
| The Soviet protest probably is
intended in large part as a propa-
sanda move for German con-
sumption, The border changes
were attacked by many German
politicians and some Western
Allied officials when they first
were announced.
| The protest quoted the dec
laration" as saying that the
four governments will determine
the boundaries of Germany or
Of any part thereof and the status
Of Germany or Of any area which
at the present time is part of
German territory"
/ Joint Decision Demanded.
1T follows from this" the note
said, that changes in the from
tiers of German territory which
is under the control of the four
powers may be effected only by
a joint decision Of the govern
ments Of the U. S. s. R., United
States, Great Britain and France,
which assumed the supreme au-
thority with regard to Germany.
In accordance with what has
been stated. the Soviet govern
ment considers 1t necessary to
inform the governments of Great
Britain, the United States and
France that 1t considers the
changes of Germany's Western
frontiers effected by the govern
ments of Great Britain, the
| United States and France as un-
lawful. in violation of the 'declara-
ton on the position Of Germany I"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05
Critics Forum 10 Meet

The Ri. Rev. John K. Cart
wright. rector Of 81. Msftae< /
Cathedral and director Of the Crit
ics' Forum, viii review Dale Car
negie's How 10 Stop Worrying
and Start Living" at $50 ociock
tonight In the ballroom Of the
Mayfiower Hotel. Howard Mitchell
conductor of the National Sym.
phony Orchestra, will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05
43 lndo-Chino Rebels Slain

SAIGON. Indo-China. April 5
R.-French army sources said 43
Nationalist were killed yesterday
In clashes with the French around
Hanoi. Undo China's second city.
French losses were listed as "a
few wounded"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05

ships n the squadron viii Be tire
destrcyers New Holder. Rich. h /.
Wilson and Danato, the light
rinelayers Shannon. r z Fra
ser, Fl. r. Bauer and Saey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05

learn how TO Transform uSiy walls TO beau
tifuliy teatuFed surfaces in soft shades, a.
small cost Painters, decorators, hotsl ans
rooming house operators and the sensral
public Invited WinklavS, 9s@ n 2 Ave
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-l222 F Street, NV METROPOLITAN o745-
, 1949-03-10

lation questions, training of
the handicapped and educa-
tional reform.
She also participated in re-
fugee work and was active in
civic affairs, representing the
Swedish government in sever
al international conferences.
Asked once how one could
be the perfect wife and mother
as well as a public figure, Mrs,
MyhdaI's reply was, Zone has
to find ones balance, because
the problem is different for
everybody. My experience as
a mother and wife has been
very useful in guiding my sci
entific and social work"
AS leader in women's organ
cations, Mrs. Myrdal served
during many years with wo-
mems labor groups Of Sweden,
, 1949-03-10
NOTICE

The Department of Health
that all butchers and
butchers helpers who have
ofreceived health certificates
for l949, do so by March Is.
This is required by Section 2
OF the Law to Govern the
Strengthening and Sale of Meat
and Meat Products, which
reads as follows:
No person suffering from
from any active communica-
BILE or infectious disease shall
be employed in the slaughter
house or other meat establish
ment. and all persons employ
cd in the handling of meat or
meat products shall submit
themselves to q routine med.
ical examination at least
once annually TO determine
their freedom from such di.
sease and shall obtain a certi.
ficate issued by the medical
examiner"
Brian Shosney. Md, F.A.C.s.
Chief Municipal Physician
, 1949-03-10

and with university women
associations, as well as with
the International Federation
of Business and Professional
Women of which she was vice
president for nine years.
An admirer of Rousseau and
Voltaire, the distinguished wo-
man now director of the U.N.
department responsible for
programs concerning human
rights, freedom of Information
and of the press, the status of
women, migration and popula-
ton, penal questions and the
control Of narcotic drugs, gra-
duated from the University of
Stockholm in 1924 and studied
at American universities in
1929 and 1890 as a fellow of the
Rockefeller Foundation and in
Geneva, Switzerland.
Among Mrs. Myrdal's publ
cations are: Nation and Fam
ily," "Women's Work." Gross
Section of Great Britain" Post
Planning" and "Crisis in
the Population Question:" the
latter written in collaboration
with her husband.
, 1949-03-10

vice ever held by a woman.
Famed as sociologist, writer
and educator, Mrs. Alva Myr-
dial, new principal director of
the U.N. Department of Social
Affairs, is better than well pre-
pared to direct, plan and CO.
ordinate the multiple activi-
ties of the United Nations de-
partment concerned with i'm.
proving the lot of human be-
ings all over the world.
The highest ranking woman
member Of the U.N. Secretari-
at is the author of many books
on social problems. Mrs. Myr-
dial also brings to her new posi-
ton a broad background Of ex-
perience in social affairs and
her pioneer work in develop
ing a theory of social policy
with emphasis on the family
is reflected in her native Swe-
den's advanced social service
program, considered one of the
best in the world.
Married to the renowned
Swedish economist, DR.. Cum
mar Myrdal, Executive Secre-
tary to the United Nations Eco
nomic Commission for Europe,
Mrs. Myrdal founded the Train
ing college for Pre-School
Teachers organized by the
Swedish Cooperative Housing
Society and served as its direc-
tor from 1886 to 1913. She has
served on numerous public
enquiries on child care, popu-
, 1949-03-10
U. N. RELEASE
Social Work @U. N. Now
Directed BY Woman Sociologist

A vivacious blonde mother of three children, wife of a man
who himself enjoys international fame, is the new top-rank-
ing Director of the United Nations Department Of Social
Afairs-perhaps the highest post in International Civil Ser
, 1949-03-10
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