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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-19
MRS. MCCORMICK WILL
 ENTER CLINIC IN SOUTH

Bound for Seattle where Mrs. Me- Cormick will enter Virginia Mason Hospital, MT. and Mrs. John Mc- Cormick will be passengers from Juneau on the Alaska sailing Mon- day.
 Mrs. Mccormick, who has been seriously ill and recent patient at St. Ann's Hospital, is entering the Seattle clinic on advice of her Juneau physician,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-19
WAR CRIMES TRIAL
 SENTENCES FOURTEEN no HANG FOR CRIMES
tBy Associated Press)

The largest and longest war crimes trial in the Philippines end- ed today. All IA of the Japanese defendants were sentenced to hang. A Philippine army commission con- victed them on 20 counts of murder and rape. They were convicted of attacking Filipino and Chinese ciy- ilians on the east coast of Luzon island in l945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-19
STEhNER NOvsMENT5

F'reighter Terminal Knot from Seattle due to arrive 9 am. Sum- day.
 Princess Norah from Vancouver scheduled to arrive Sunday after noon or evening.
 Baranof from Seattle, due Tues day.
 Alaska from west scheduled sputhbound am. Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-19
FROM WEST COAST

Registered at the Baranof from the West Coast are Don s. Davis, Virgil Baker and J. D. Vance of Seattle and T. Conrad of Bellevue, Wash
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-19
VISITOR FROM HAYNES

Steve Homer of the Chllkoot Mo- torship Line of Haines is visitor n Juneau. registered at the Cas- tineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-19
WEATHER REPORT

M H. 1t 2lLhA IAh]h VAtA (U. s. WEATHER BUREAU
 This data is for 24-hour pe-
 riod ending 6:30 am. PSF. Tn Juneau Maximum, l5; } minimum, g. , At Airport-Maximum, IA, minimum, Ill. F o R E C A s T , (Juncau and Vicinity Mostly fair this afternoon and Sunday. Highest today near 20 degrees. Lowest to- night near 8 degrees. P f CIP IT A T Q N , (Past 24 hours ending 7:3o am. today Tn Juneau City - None; , since Feb. 1, l.27 inches; since July l, 90.63 inches. At the Airport None; } since Feb. l, .92 inches; } since July l, 57.45 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-19

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-19
The W ashington Merry Go Round

By DREW PEARSON (copyright, l94s, by Bell Syndicate. Inc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-19

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-19

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23
HAMP CREDITS
SUCCESS TO
WIFE, GLADYS

CHICAGO-Lionel Hampton
owner and leader Of America
most successful orchestra. Negro
or white. saws in August Ebony
that all credit for the financial
success Of his orchestra is due
TO the shrewd business sense Of
his wife and business manager.
Gladys
A former Hollywood modiste.
willy Gladys Hampton is the only
woman band business manager
in the big league Jazz circuit.
As Gladys saws in Ebony:
When il comes 10 booking
transportation, taxes. payrolls for
"a men, contracts. union prob
lens and a thousand and one
other things that the audience
out front never sees or hears
about. Lionel Just walks awav
from everybody with a smile
and tells them TO see Mrs
Hampton"
Mrs. Hampton. Fisk grad
uate. is shrewd operator. work
inc on her job around the clock
She has a staff of twelve 20
handle chores ranging from band
dates to fetching snacks. and
gained her experience as road
manager while travelling with
Hampton during his days with
the Benny Goodman band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23
TONI HARPER WARNS
CHICAGO AUDIENCE

CHICAGO. lll.-At the stroke
OF 1900 noon on july IS. Toni
Harper, the wonder child of song.
took over the stage of the Regal
Theatre in Chicago and Is min
uteS later il seemed that she
had captured the hearts Of every
Chicago theatre goer.
Topping her success Of last year
when she headlined the bill at
the Chicago Theatre in downtown
Chicago and rackcd UP the high
est gross in the history Of that
theatre Toni Harper had lines
extending completely around the
building trying 10 get into the
Regal Theatre 10 catch the first
show.
One OF the hiehlights Of the
show AZ the Regal is Toni Har-
per's Interpretation Of Lady Be
Good song in her own inimitable
style with just faint touch OF
La Fitzgerald With this rem
dition. Toni proved that despite
her delicate age she is a mature
artist and worthy OF headline
+, billing in any show in the coun-
| try
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23

Van Buren, Mrs Marshall Emmett Greer Fresh
A. Maxwell Mrs Davis Oscar Dixon Mrs Charles Smith Mrs.
Esa Jackson Mr. Mrs Gilbert Webb Davis Gilbert
Spears and Edward Dean Housing Brewster Homes
is Henry Dunbar
GETTING ACQUAINTED one humid nd fifty
members of the social contingent Friday night
The informal dancing Nacrema club
house with charming Gloria Jefferson hostess She honor
ing for the weeks who halls from New
City. Sesee The gay lovely
ankle dancing white marquisetfe
skirt and green
PYrofhean orchids the
which eomplemenied attire
lovely marquiseifs similar
with the additional fashion interest OF roll
back tiny shaped of
rhnesone sadio feureties
lilies Registering the Mrs John L.
mother Of the hostess and Mrs. Marshall Smith De-
butsnte hosesses included Gloria cwendoYn
Gertrude Williams assisted Amber white gsdio and
phox floral background for the dancers
fwirne the giy sowned Betty Bsrih
we'll Carey Patricia WhifbY Kennedy Jeanne Car
michael Marjorie Porter Rodgers Rachsle Carol
Bsnfod. Crook Mary Walker Gertrude Williams and
many pretty girls and their escorts.
THRILLING EXPERIENCE the way judges described the
rendition of verds tona by Florence Pate
in the held by the Department Of Parks and Re-
creation Mrs Sampson accompanied by her equally tai
ented husband Leroy of the nal the of 300
Belle Isle this
with the of Musicians band directed by
Leonard Smith scheduled make her
Thursday 49, Judges were Walter Poole Berram Bell
and Otto Brown.
DAN CUPID has been very busy CULVER
and August rapidly claiming wedding bellies as the
Joining the newly wed contingent already mum
herring Mrs Robert Geanne Cole) Mrs William Cabue
wilma Freeman) Terrell Cowan (Thelma Turner Mrs Clay
ton Fox Sarah Hoan Mrs Ebert Northern charey Turner
Mrs Iroy Sampson difference Mrs Edward Godbee and
Mrs LAMAR he Blount listers Dorothy and Acyua Comes
August Marjorie Lewis will to the name Mrs Frank Ge
nie" and Flora Hawkins Mrs Joseph Glchs Many interest
ing pre- nupa being planned for both brdeseec Flora
having trouble Trying to get all the dates arranged be-
fore her wedding August 2Sd and do shopping for her new home
which will be ready for occupancy OF the new
as Il dos Marjorie is the daughter Of
Mr. Violet Lewis OF Business Education Floras mother
Mrs Forne Hawkins also well known in business circle and
outstanding fashion merchandising circles with the Hawkins APP
parel Shop.
SURPRISE GESTURE the part OF the mythical Gu
d s the recent eopment Of the pretty Freeman sisters
vida think and Burke They joined the group OF dancers
the recent party by jefferson and with not word TO the
.v friends present Nacirema club and sped away to
ssrhv Ohio where read Vida popular teacher
The Detroit Public and member Of Alpha Kappa Aphs
sorority
TRAVEL TIME finds Deoiers leaving Tor vacation
:, MANY sections of country The Carl Boyees Emma
dean, left Saturday for motor iaunt TO Norm Oaronns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23
BATHING BEAUTY
CONTEST FEATURES
BEAUTIFUL GIRLS

Plans were completed last week
for the third annual Shriners'
Bathing Beauty and Talent Pag-
cant 10 be held during the 46th
annual convention OF the Ancient
Egyptian Arabic Order Mobiles
Of the Mystic meeting here Aug.
l4-l8 according 10 Booker 7
Alexander. Imperial Promotional
Director
The affair will be held al
Music Hall Wednesday evening.
Aug. II. The proceeds goes 10
the Shriners tuberculosis and
Cancer Research Foundation
Inc
More than thirty Temples have
entered contestants In the pro-
ject Meanwhile Mr.. Alexander
emphasized that greater enthus-
lasm is being expressed by the
ShrIners across the nation in the
health project
He said that the members Of
his order are just now beginning
ITO realize the full Importance
OF giving youth and beauty an
opportunity while at the same
time helping humanity"
The list Of judges for the con-
test Will include Mrs GLADYS
Mills-Makel. prominent in social
circles and society editor Of the
Detroit edition of the Pittsburgh
Courier Mr.. Alexander also an
nounced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23

Marracci Temple No. 10, and
Marracci Court No. 80. completed
detailed plans for the coming
48th Imperial Sessions OF the
Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order
of Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine
and Daughters of Isis
The convention committee stat
ed that in some cities In the past
the public felt that they were
excluded from many features OF
the spectacular event, but II adj
vises that this is not true. The
public is invited to attend the
pre-convention ball which Is
scheduled to take place on Sat
urday evening. Aug. Is, at Mir
ror Ballroom.
The Public Welcome ceremonies
will be at the Detroit Institute
of Arts on Aug. IS at 3 D. M.
the Imperial Potentates Ball al
Mirror Ballroom on Aug Is, the
Shriners 3rd Annual Bathing
Beauty and Talent Pageant at
Music Hall on Aug. IL at eight
pm.
The Arab Patrol COMPETITIVE
Drills will be staged at Arena
Gardens Wednesday morning
Aug. 10. and the Chalmers con-
test on Thursday evening. Aug
10. at a place to be announced.
More than $4,000 delegates and
visitors will begin TO converge
upon the city Of Detroit on Sat-
urday. Aug. i3. for the full week
Of activities scheduled by Mar
racci Temple and Marracci Court
hosts to this Imperial session.
Local Officers
Some of the Detroit Imperial
officers are Atty. Henri Lewis
Imperial Legal Advisor: Noble
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23
|SHRINERS COMPLETEPLANSFOR
NATIONAL CONVENTION HERE

William o. Greene. Imperial Cap
tain Of the Guard: Noble Slmuel
Flood. Imperial Deputy OF the
Desert Of Michigan; Noble Hey
wood CAN'T. Imperial Deputy OF
the Descent OF Michigan.
Also Noble Booker I Alexan-
der Imperial Promotional Direc-
tor: Daughter Wilhemina Lewis.
Imperial Recordress Of the Daugh-
tiers of Isis; Daughter Helen b
CAN'T. Imperial Deputy Of the
Desert of Michigan; d.. Carrie
Thompson. Imperial Deputy OF
the Oasis OF Detroit.
For any information concern
ing the coming Prince Hall Shrin-
ers Convention call Booker 7
Alexander at Trinity 2-95ll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23

Emmadeans first for highway driving the Odsmobe
which third wedding anniversary Heading for the
southwest (S Louis Lincoln the Charles Aliens
They Saturday Including itinerary
Camden New Jersey Alma Jackson and the newly
planning Join the
Of the the Golden The group will
Chicago where special will them the scenic
AS special feature baby grand Will be
placed for rehearsal Of soost
nsumentass The group August IA for the
twenty five day trek.
have by MIS-. Je
regional director Of the Midwest and local chairman
Of the arrangements joining these
from other cities contact
Mrs Mackln a TR 24068.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23
Rev. Carlyle Stewart
Speaker at Ebenezer

The Sunday morning sermon
at Ebenezer AME church was de-
livered by the Rev Carlyle F.
stewart, pastor S. James AME
church. ST. Paul, MINI. His text
was taken from Cor. 1898 and
titled Serving God In Our Age"
The singing was furnished by
the Bethany chorus. the Young
Adult choir and the Youth choir
The guest soloist was Mrs. Cora
Moore. wife Of the speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23
Ravens Honored With
Yale Honor Men Visit

NEW YORK. N. Y-The Raw
ems. currently unchallenged as
Americas number one quartette.
had another rare honor bestowed
upon them here this week. The
great singing four-some has been
invited to visit Morris. traditional
hangout Of Yale honor men al
New Haven.
A large party OF Old Blues
visited Bop City. Broadway night
club. last week to dig some
bop" While there they not only
heard plenty of the newest Jazz
craze but also heard the Ravens
electrify the audience with their
brilliant arrangement of the leg
endary drir"'0g song OF Yale
undergraduates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23
Marcantonio Backs
Race Borough Prexy

One of the most far-reachlng
and important happenings in po-
|litical circles in America evidenced
itself with announcement by Rep
resentative Marcantonio of New
York that he would back and
designate Ewart G.. Guinier. new
Negro international secretary
treasurer of the United Public
Workers &C. l. o.. as his NOM
nation for Borough President OF
the borough of Manhattan.
The borough of Manhattan is
the most prosperous Of the five
boroughs of New York and the
presidency is equivalent to the
Mayoralty OF any large city IN
America.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-23

The lovely daughters Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lucius Blounf. were
wed on last Sunday. July IL. II
was then that Dorothy was
wed to Edward Godbss and
Aquilla to LAMAR Wells. The
charming brides were attended
by bevy Of lovely girls shown
in the photo above in their
bouffanf gowns. a gala rscep-
fion followed the nupfials with
hundreds of friends attending.
The newlYweds are shown cut.
ting the fhree-fiered wedding
cake al the reception in the
second photo. Both ceremonies
were double ring. The Goddess
and Wells will reside in Detroit.
photo by Dobbins
Evening star., 1949-02-14

Washington's birthday will have
a special meaning for sponsors OF
the Washington Colony in the
Holy Land.
Sponsors of the children's agri-
cultural settlement 18 miles south
of Tel Aviv will hold a Washing
tons birthday celebration at $3.50
pm. February % in the National
Press Building Auditorium. Chair
man of the celebration will be
Rabbi Zemach Green of Wash
ington, founder and president of
the colony. Speakers will include
Representative Bloom, Democrat,
of New York, head of a commit
tee sponsoring the colony, and
radio and screen star Eddie Can
tor, who will speak from Holly
wood by phone.
Other speakers will be the Rev.
DR.. Frederick E. Ressig, secre-
tary of the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches; Hymen Gold
man, honorary president of the
Evening star., 1949-02-14
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Evening star., 1949-02-14
Scott Plans 10 Meet
With 6. 0. P. Leaders
Here on Home Rule

Republican National CHAIRMAN
Hugh D. Scott plans to confer
soon with District Republican
leaders on legislation for home
rule here.
The Pennsylvania Congressman
said yesterday that he favors the
general proposal" of home rule
but wants the advice of the party
leaders here before backing a par
ticular bill.
Two District suffrage bills, one
sponsored by Representative Auch-
incloss, Republican. of New Jer-
sey, and the other by Representa-
tive Marcantonio, American Labor
Party, of New York, now are pend
ing in the House. Another bill
has been prepared by District
Democratic leaders at the request
of Chairman McGrath of the SEN
ate District Committee. Senate
committee hearings on the SUBJ
ject will open Thursday.
Guest of COP Club.
Representative Scott. who was
guest at a reception of the Dis
trict Young Republican Club at
the YMCA here yesterday, did not
indicate when he would see Dis
trict Republicans on the matter,
but said it would be after he re-
turns tomorrow from a speaking
engagement tonight in Hunting
ton, w. Va.
His first conference, he said
probably will be with Senate and
House Republican leaders on Or
ganizing a new party policy COM
mittee. Speaking in Bridgeport,
Conn, at a Lincoln Day dinner
Saturday, he said such COM
mittee would be formed in prep
aration for a call for a national
Republican conference.
The Republican chairman said
many party leaders have assured
him of their support since his
successful battle in Omaha last
month to retain his post. He said
report that in a Minnesota paper
that he would resign was with
out foundation.
II haven't the remoteSt inten-
ton of resigning," he declared.
He added he had no desire for
reprisals against his opponents
but wanted only Ito close the
ranks of the party"
Speaking to the Young Republi-
cans, he urged that every effort"
be made "to minimize the differ
ences in the Republican Party
and stressed the need for party
harmony.
WED better not concern our
selves with candidates, we'd bet
ter concern ourselves with issues,
he declared. The party's main job
is to elect a Congress In 1850, he
said, but he warned that over
confidence in such victory might
cost the Presidential election in
1852.
A resolution praising Repre-
sentative Scott and backing party
policies was read by E. E. Pendle-
ton, chairman of the group.
Evening star., 1949-02-14
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Evening star., 1949-02-14

the Capitol and the White House
The colony is for Jewish chill
dren whose parents were killed by
the Nazis during the war. Sev-
eral hundred children will be
taught farming and trades.
Rabbi Green resigned from
Ohev Sholom Synagogue last
month to devote full time to the
project. He says he hopes the
colony will be completed this year.
It will be known as Givat Wash
ington, Mount Washington.
Evening star., 1949-02-14
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Evening star., 1949-02-14
Lewis and Mccormack
To Talk at Party Dinner

Senator Lucas of Illinois and
Representative Mccormack of
Massachusetts will preside at twin
Jefferson-Jackson Day dinners
February "a at Hotel Statler and
the Mayfower Hotel, it was an
nounced today.
Wilson w. Wyatt, chairman of
the committee arranging the an
nual Democratic event, said Presi-
Evening star., 1949-02-14
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