davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20

tu komisija galetu iteikti priim-
DANA ir cia pat patikrindama
mandatus. Kai kuriuose seimuo-
Sc taip daroma ir tai nei kick
neizeidzia amerikiniu tradiciju.
Toliau = ''perstatymai'. Pr
mininkas dairosi po sale ir, pa
stebejes viena kita saleje esan-
cia ''izymybe", kviecia ''tarti
seimui zodi".. Cia pirmininkas
turf pasirodyti didelis savo ru-
sizes "etiketo" zinovas ir, venus
pakvietes, neuzmirsti kitQ to-
lygaus svorio asmenybiu, kitaip
gall atsirasti isizeidusiu -. O
kiekviena "perstatoma" pirmi-
ninkas turf apibudinti atitinka-
ma komplimentu virtineA Tie
apibudinimai paprastai uzima ko
ne tick pat laiko, kaip iskvies-
tuju kalbos. Visa tai turf be
gallo mazai rySio SUI tais reika-
lais. kuriems seimas susauktas
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
BALTIMORE, ND
SAUNIOS KRIKSTYNOS

Liepos men. 16 d. lietuviQ baz-
nycioje klebonas kun. Mendelis
pakrikstijo o. ir w. UrbonQ pir-
magime dukrele vardu Danute-
Ona. Kriksto tevais buvo nauja-
kuriai J. ir K. Joncai.
Po dvejq metu bendro gyve-
nin1o dukreles gimimas atnese
Urbonams dideli dziaugsma. Kad
81 seimos laime butu tinkamai
atzymeta, Urbonai surenge Lie
tuviu svetaines mazojoj salej
giminems ir biciuliams puikias
vaises, kuriose dalyvavO UrbO-
no giminaitis J. Atkocius SUI
zmona is New Yorko, P. Baka-
nauskas SUI zmona, Pr. Vence-
vicius SUI zmona, Jonas Joncas
su zmona, J. Sabaliauskas su
zmona, Boy Cambell su zmona,
j. Sabaliauskas SUI zmona, K.
Matuliauskas SUI zmona, j. ST.
MATHS su zmona, A. Danaitis su
zmona ir suneliu, ]. simanskis
su zmona, K. Laukaitis SUI EMO
ma, B. Kaminskas su zmona,
j. Bendorius SUI zmona, P. Bar
ciauskas SUI zmona, Mikusaus-
kas su zmona, A. Cessna SUI Emo
ma, Balskis SUI zmona ir visa Ell
lie kitty pazistamQjq.
Vaisiu metu seimininkavo !:
E. Jonusiene, E. Bakanauskiene,
v. Kaminskiene. O. Bacvinkiene,
O. Garsia; J. simanskas ir Bal
cilnas - gerimu tiekejai.
Krikstynu dalyviai visi linki
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20

kiekviena atzaa
sypu nepamrs kad svenciaua Shame pasaulye
kura pats isdrbt kad venciausia auka
Nauas praliejamas del tos zemes!
laimejmas Taciau aeties garantjos
patti garantja bus da tvykdya ka krauo auka a
kick w kolonzacjai prmtnas bus
kkas voecu zmonemis kurie ii ir db vokiskas
"uoliu vokieeiu arklo darbu"
Etatistno atspavo imperialzma kuriam nuosekiai ao
revoucia psnapoleonu aku Xxi 1910
amejime mate tk valstybes jegos pinuma
niekad nekeneo del erdve
stokos
pavaldniu darbo mkesciu
toku kurie anumetnee valstybes doktnoe
isvy bues sganyma Ar as gyventou pre
vasybei raska vsiek 81 problema buv
spndama paga metoda Buvo patogau e visi pile
kabeo kalba same soriniame unifokume buvo
Alta Kas prancuzskai vapaiojo
prancuzas vokkai uskalejo voketis Taip aze
marokeciai anamtai prancuzas pcancuu vasy
nesbamno savaja kauu subenkar
k tatai valstybes gerove tai egu tue bu
galima pasekt trokstamo gyventoju prieauglo
Tap kadase lenkai r zydai vokiecas vokiecq
bet M paenknti tiems kure kad germani
pgausias budas pasekt vkkai daugumai autkai
arba pasiekt pageidauamos zydu
milacjos.
Tebune samonnga sanu akq vyru katie maza jie nezi
geresno, tik menka
Xxi naujausiu laku cia buvo
uret buvuo Rytu poikos aaknguu vadovu katie kan e
mazai germanzavo is kqu tue neveikumu e
unkos zalos Trovee nevek
abeono darbo pasirode ka 1918 metals
manizuotiej enkai sver tinkamumo bandyma
zmone r gmines, kuie del taramo vokskumo
vokeeu kitom gerybemis viena naki
enka tai nesvarbu je tai padare tknimo
sumetima Vokecu del neprarado jokiu
u vertybu tk igio kuris dabar tu a k nauda
iseiti
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
BARRE, PA

Baltimoreje, SLA seimo pro-
ga, teko susitikti SUI senais ma
no pazistamais lietuviu veike-
jais is Pennsylvanijos: su A.
Galinsku is Pittstono, su DIR.
Virbalium, Miliausku ir biznie-
rum V. Tamulaiciu. Kadangi
tuo metu pasauliniai ivykiai bu-
vo labiausiai idomus, tad, zino-
ma, mJsu grupelej buvo ir nuo-
moniu, kad gal bus proga ir Lie
tuvai atgaut laisve. Taigi buvo
pasikalbeta musu apie lietuviska
veikla, taip pat ir apie spau-
da. Ir stai, paklausiau, kokius
laikrascius skaito mano kolegos.
Pasirode, kad jie nemazai laik-
rasciu skaito, bet DIRVOS dar
neturi. Tada pasiuliau issirasy-
tt ir visi keturi tuojau uzsisake
DIRVA istisiems metams, ir sa-
ko, jeigu DIRVA patiks, tai ir
daugiau toj apylinkej jos pra-
platins. Bravo, vyrai, neapsi-
riksite!
Reikia prideti, kad mano pa
minetieji kolegos yra toje apy-
linkeje lietuviskoje veikloje va
dovaujanti jega. Linkiu jums,
vyrai, geros kloties ir islaikyti
savo zodi!
Jdsq Kolega
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20

riu, tai uzraso protokole, kad /
tie isrinkti, jei savanoriu ne
ra, tai {. delegatu visai nesiun-
cia. Viena kita isimtis to vaizdo
nepakeicia.
Toki savanoriai dazniausiai
nei nesijaucia tikrai ipareigoti:
atejus seimo laikui, jiep1s atsi-
randa kiti reikalai ir selma
jie nebevaziuoja. o pakeisti ju
kitais jau nebegalima. Tad ir
pasidaro taip, kad vietoj $50 =
800 delegatu, isrenkama ir is
anksto uzregistruojama vos per
pusantro simto, ir is tu dar bent
trecdalis selma neatvyksta. Or
ganizacijos atstovavimas seine
tue budu pasidaro labai nepil-
mas ir seimas nera tikrasis or
ganizacijos "veidrodis''.
zinoma, jei kitaip negalima,
nieko nepadarysi. Seimas vistiek
yra teisetas ir gall daryti nu-
tarimus.
Wis delto verta bent apsidai-
ryti, ar nebutu galima nors kick
|ta dalyka pataisyti. Yra nuo-
moniu, ir jos gal ne visai be
pamato. kad seimai galetu butt
gausingesni, jeigu jie nebutQ
toki ilgi. zinoma, vienos dienos
sutrumpinimas dideles zymes ne.
padarytu, bet lyme butu, Jel
seimas galetu butt atliktas pei
: penkis posedzius vietoj desim,
, ties. Ar tai negalima?
Atrodo, pasistengus butq ga.
lima be nuostoliu seimo reiks,
mingumui. Kadangi dabar tikral
puse, O gal net 60fo seimo laikc
testi -.sugaisinarna s1tokiemsv~daly.
kams, kurie seine nebutinai rel.
kalingi.
Imkime toki dalyka, kaip at
Stow vardosaukis ir delegate
zenkleliu priseginejimas. Sakys
kad to reikalauja istatymai IL
tradicijos. Kiekvienam posedziui
prasidedant sekretorius saukia
is eiles visus delegatus. Esan.
tieji atsiliepia ir tue budu at
liekamas istatymu reikalauja-
mas formalumas - kvorumo pa
tikrinimas. Bet tai visai neto-
bulas patikrinimas. Nebutu nu-
sizengta istatymams ir geriau
butu patikrinta, jei mandatu ko-
misijos igalioti asmenys prize
duru atzymetu sarase i posedl
ieinancius ir iseinancius dele
gatus. Tada prezidiumas kick
vienu momentu galetu zinoti,
kick delegatu yra saleje, ir ne
reiktu kas karta gaisinti gera
pusvalandi laiko delegatu sauki-
mui. O j protokola butu galima
ramiausia Saline uzrasyti, kad
/ kvorumas patikrintas, arba var
dosaukis atliktas, mes jis istik-
: ruiz butu atliktas geriau, negu
dabar atliekamas.
Ir delegatu zenklelius manda-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
SLA PROBLEMOS
Ar reikia tokip ilgu seimu?

Pereitas SLA seimas Bosto-
ne truko keturias dienas. Ne
maza to laiko dalis buvo skirta
pramogoms, kita tick sunau-
dota vardosaukiams ir zenklq
iteikimo bel kitokioms ceremo-
nijoms. Tad paskutine diena
seimo programa teko varyti tik-
ru "expresu" ir delegatu tarpe
del to buvo nepasitenkinimu,
mes daugelis negavo progos pa
sakyti to, kas jiems dar buvol
''ant sirdies".
Todel simet seimui buvo pa
skirtos ir sunaudotos istisos
penkios dienos. Ir visos buvo
uzimtos posedziais, kasdien po
du CANA ilgus posedzius.
Rodos, dabar niekas nesiskun-
de, kad nebuvo laiko issikalbeti,
ir paskutine diena nereikejo
ypatingai skubeti. Bet g. tas sci
mu ilgumas turf kita bloga pu-
sc, kuri ir paciai organizacijai
atsiliepia ne sveikata. Butent,
dalyvavimas seimuose darosi Wis
brangesnis. Jei delegatai nenori
pasivelinti j seimo atidaryma ir
nenori j atidaryma atbegti nei
keliones dulkiu nenusivale, jie
turi atvykti is vakaro. Paskuti-
ne diena irgi uztrunkama Xxi
velaus popiecio, tai nespeja 3
valanda issikraustyti is vies-
bucio kambario ir reikia uz
sekancia nakti moketi. Taigi
jei nori dalyvauti visuose pose
dziuose ir nesijausti, kaip ant
zariju, turi naudotis viesbuciu
septynias naktis., o tai kastuoja
mazdaug 35 s. doleriai.. Maitini-
mosi skirtumas irgi susidaro
bent po pusantro dolerio dienai,
tai jau apie As doleriai. Pridek
programme numatytas 2 - 3
pramogas, kurias apleisti dele
gatui .nepritinka, - vel ma
ziausiai 10 doleriu, ir pridek ke-
liones islaidas - vidutiniskai
bent 20 doleriu, tai ir iseina,
kad dalyvavimas seine kiekvie-
nam delegatui kastuoja tarp rs
ir IS doleriu, o is toliau atvyks-
tantiems ir visa simtine.
Reta kuri kuopa paiegia savo
delegatams net keliones islaidas
atlyginti, O apie viesbuti ir kita
paprastai ir kalbos nera. Taigi
butt delegatu tokiame seine yra
CANA brangiai kaStuojas malo-
numaS -.
Kaip tas atsiliepia j seimu
sudeti? Visu pirma - delega-
tais gall butt ne butinai tie,
kuriuos kuopa noretu nusiusti,
kuriuos il laikytu naudingiau-
siais seine, bet tuos, kurie ga
Ii ir sutinka pakelti ta nemaza
finansine seine dalyvavimo mas
ta. Paprastai delegatai ir neren-
kami. klausiama - kas sutin-
ka. Jei atsiranda tokiu savano-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20
NAUJAUSI
NAUJAKURIAI

Liepos men. II d. laivu "Ge-
neral Taylor" i New Yorka at
vyko Sic lietuviai tremtiniai:
Augaitis Stasvs Chicago, Ill
Bandzevicius Kazimieras, Ona -
Omaha, Nebr.
lBanionis Matas - E. Chicago
Indiana.
Barusauskas Ona, Terese
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bliudzius Albinas, Elena, LA.
belle, Algis = So. Boston.
Bugas, Juze, Grazina - Scran.
ton, Pa.
Burkauskas Aldona, VytautaS
- Stamford, Conn.
Cechanavicius Juozas, Sofia
Danute - Chicago, Ill.
Dauksa Katrina, Petras-Algir.
das - New York, N. Y.
IDedinas Justinas = Cicero, III
Domeika Jonas, Antanina -
Chicago, lii.
lGaidelis julius - Windsor, CT
Grigaityte Ariana; - New Ro
chelle, N. Y.
Grubinskas Aldona - Chicago
GruSauskas Pranas - Brook
lyn. N. Y.
Grigaliunas Zigmas - Linden
New Jersey
Jankauskas Bronius. Ona.
Ona-Danute = Rensselaer,,
Indiana
JaruSevicius Juozas, Ona, Ire
ma - Detroit, Mich.
Jocius Marcele, Gediminas. TIE
rese, Brute. - Detroit, Mich
Joneikis Bronislava, Edmund -
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Jokubenas Viktoras - Omaha
IKamantauskas Irenejus
Worcester. Mass.
Kaltuniene Stefanija
E. Chicago, Ind.
Kaunas Magdalena, Juozas -
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Kaunas Petras - Brooklyn.
Kirkus Bronius. Leonida -
Worcester, Mass.
klevys Jonas - Baltimore, Md
Kynastas Albertas, Pauline -
Brooklyn, N. Y.
IKyzelis Gustavas - Phila, Pa
Mackevicius Mykolas
! Brooklyn. N. Y.
MaSiotas Justas, Kosta, Milda
! Maria, Juras = Chicago, Ill
Matusevicius Jurgis -.
! Westville, I'll.
Petrauskas Vytautas, Stefanija
Leonas = Maspeth, N. Y.
Petraskiene Elena - So. Bos
ton, Mass.
Poskus Jadvyga, Izabele. Johan
ma, Maria - Rochester. NY
Rimbunas julius = Detroit.
Sidzikauskas Vaclovas, Regins
Waterbury, Conn.
Simonis Stasys - Pittsburgh
Skladaitis Angela - Waterbu
rv, Conn.
svelnys Plus, Adolfina, Jurs
- BROOKLYN. N. Y.
Szudzinski Bernard - Chica
go. I'll.
Tamosaitis Anicetas
Chicago. Ill.
Urbanavicius Stasys. Konstan
CHA - Stamford, Conn.
Vaiciunas Antanas Fair
lawn, N. j.
Veprauskas Jurgis - MINERS
vile, Pa.
Vintartas Justina, Danute-Ma.
rijona - Chicago, Ill.
Vosylius Maria = Baltimore
zilinskas Ipolitas, Aleksandra
Andrius. Elena - Omaha, Nb
zutautas Kazys - Detroit.
Zurauskas Jonas. Alma -
Philadelphia. Pa. r
Chinikoff (Pakarklyte) Stani-
c1oxyo Chicoro TIL
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20

Urbonams, kad ju dukrele bu-
tu sveika ir grail ir augtu te-
WI laimei, dziaugsmui ir paguo-
dai. A. c.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-20

(Bus daugiau)
Evening star., 1950-11-24
SALE! Washable po,+.f,ex
Plastic Furnifure
3-pe. Sectional 1872
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Sofa ...- 9Q.'s
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have pay So why wa Get that sleek modern club chair
for 1895 while you cant Get that sectional while it's only
1895! It's all upholstered in silky supple Boaex plastic Needs
just soap sparkling clean crack peel
scuff Lovesea and chair in charuse peppgreen American
beauty gray Sofa and sectional but Love-
seat not shown, 7995)
HtheM Merehand ndne tsed Pose
Also Silver Wasingtons
You'll
a the of
Evening star., 1950-11-24
Some with Indirect Some
With 3-Wey lighting!

You should have seen the crowds on our floor
the last time we advertised these lamps! You
should have seen the way women grabbed them
up! You should have gotten some for yourself!
They're the precious beauties we ordinarily sell
for lots more! There's our top-favorite :. the
modern black column with abstract patterned
shade There's that quaint brass copy of
Colonial candlestick we sell by the carload.
There's that glittering glass with brass filigree
fittings. There are lamps for every room, every
period ;. all yours at savings See our whole
collection! Have yours Martha Jean gift
wrapped for just slight fee.
Lamps Seventh Floor The Hecht Co., Washington;
Fourth Floor. Siuer Spring
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-28
WALTER WElkE TO WED
FORMER MUSIC STUDENT.

Juneau friends will be interested
to learn of the forthcoming mar
riage of Miss Rachel Swarner to Mr..
Walter c. Welke, who was adjudi-
Gator for the Southeast Alaska
School Music Festival here the first
week in May.
The wedding is planned for next
Sunday in the University Lutheran
Church.
Mr.. Welke, who has been on the
University Washington faculty for
81 years, is an associate professor
in the School of Music, and is espec-
tally noted for the u of w Concert
Band which he directs.
The couple met while Miss Swar-
ner was attending the University
from which she was graduated in
1916. She was student conductor OF
the band while in school. and toured
with a ballet company orchestra as
clarinetist in 1945-46. The bride
elect teaches clarinet and piano, and
is associate conductor of the Seattle
Women's Symphony Orchestra.
This will be AR Welke's second
marriage.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-28
''Most Wanted
Criminal Now
Under Arrest

PIERRE. .. d., Aug. 28-Rl-John
o. Pinson, 81, Joplin, Mo-, one OF the
ten most wanted criminals" in the
country, was arrested in the State
Capitol today and made futile
break for freedom after throwing
water in an officers face.
Pinson, convicted slayer of a Hood
River, Ore, police officer and who
officers said operated under a dozen
aliases. was arrested when he tried
to register the title to a 1912 Ford
car in the statehouse motor vehicle
division.
FBI files also said Pinson, who
escaped after his conviction in Ore
CON, also was wanted for burglary
in Twin Falls, Ida.
Vehicle registration employees
spotted the title as one on which
The FBI had issued a stop" order.
He informed Special Agents OF the
Attorney Generals law enforcement
division and Supt. j. w. Goetz OF
the State Motor Patrol. His arrest
followed.
Pinson was unarmed when cap
tured. However, officers inspected
the car he was driving and found
shotgun, rifle, two pistols, a pack
age of dynamite, set of burglar
tools and a gas mask.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-28
RELEASE 929
NAMES, WAR
CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON, Aug. % = lR =
The Defense Department released
list OF s29 casualties of the kor-
can fighting-the longest of the
WARRIOR today's newspapers.
A spokesman said the list repre-
sented a backlog" because casualT
ties are not publicly announced
until next of kin have been notified.
The department has not recently
issued any casualty totals, saying
that military security is involved.
Among the wounded was William
F. Cochell, son OF Mrs, Winfred Z.
Cochell, Nenana, Alaska.
1t. Melferd Kostoff, Seattle, was
listed among the killed in action.
Kostoff left Seattle only month
ago yesterday for Japan. His wife,
Colleen, joined her parents in
Fairbanks the day her husband
left for the Far East.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-28
F0RM05A MESSAGE
OF Macarthur in
CONG. RECORD NOW

WASHINGTON. Aug. 28-LR-Re-
publicans put into the Congress
Bional Record today the text of Gen.
Douglas MacArthur's statement on
Formosa and sharply criticized Pre-
sident Truman for directing that the
General withdraw it.
Republican Leader Martin Mass
told the House it was unfortunate
that the President sought to sup
press" the statement after MacArth-
UT sent it to the Chicago encamp-
ment of Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Martin said Mr.. Truman's action
was another exhibit of bankrupt
leadership"
1T is to be taken by the Ameri-
can people as another fragrant ex-
ample of the incredible bungling
by the Administration over the past
five years. bungling which delivered
Manchuria and most of China to
the Communists and which culmin-
ated in the Korean conflict" he said
1T is simply another chapter in
a long series of blunders whereby
sound military advice was suppressed
and political decisions. in keeping
with the policy of appeasing the
Soviet Union. were superimposed
for political reasons"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-28
GENERAL kEpNER
TO BE AT LEGION
CONVENTION HERE


Lieutenant General w. E. Kepner,
Commander-in- Chief the Alaskan
Command, this. weekend will pay
his first visit to Juneau since taking
over the command of all u. S. Arm
ed Forces in Alaska from Lieuten-
ant General Nathan F. Twining
Kepner, one of the Armed Forces
pioneer airmen, will be a principal
speaker at the opening session of
the American Legion's Annual De-
partment of Alaska convention
which opens in Juneau this Satur-
day.
He will be accompanied by pub
lie information officer, Major Bryan,
two other officers and two enlisted
men who will operate his plane. The
party will overnight Saturday at the
Baranof Hotel.
Kepner told Legion Department
Commander Perry S. McLain that
he will attend the convention I'M
less last minute military exigencies
prevent his coming, 20
Juneau Post No. of the Ameri-
can Legion is host for the ,conven-
ton. Convention Chairman is Chest
er E. Zenger and Post Commander
is Robert N DruXman.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-28
MOVES PARTY PRAISES
IAkU LODGE OUTING;
COY in WET WEATHER

Col and Mrs. John R. Noyes and
Mrs = Moves sister, Mrs. Erma
Smythe. enjoyed the boat trip to
add : from Taku Lodge last week,
when fine weather blessed their
jaunt, but that's not what they are
talking about the most.
''Taku Valley is just beautiful In
the RAIN" Colonel Noyes commented
today '.Of course, we went there
to rest, SO enjoyed it thoroughly,
but the fishermen were active, and
they did all right, too. The lodge
is cozy, and the hospitality seemed
warmer, if possible"
On the return trip aboard the
Redwing with Royal O'Reilly, the
party was able to stop at Hole-in-
the and Taku Glaciers.
Colonel Moves is Alaska Road
Commissioner.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-28
; Missing,
Plane Trip

VANCOUVER, B. c., Aug. Or
"A Vancouver couple and their
two-year-o old child were missing to-
day on a 180-mile flight from
Grande Prairie, Alta to Prince
George, in northern British Column
bia.
Their rented light plane left
Grande Prairie Sunday morning.
Two hours is regarded as average
time for the trip.
The family was identified as j. T..
CTommyl Wallwork, 81, his wife,
Mariette, and their son, Jimmy.
Al Michaud, owner of Vancouver
U-Fly Ltd, said he believed the
firms plane had landed safely some
where along the route. but was I'M
able to report because of communi-
cations difficulties.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-28
Chinese Commies
Making Claims Of
Bombing Villages
(By Associated Press

The Chinese Communists are
making the claim that three of
their villages in Manchuria have
been strafed by our planes, caus-
ing deaths among the civilians. This
may be an attempt to justify future
action by the Chinese Communists.
But as for the claim-it is denied
fatty by an Air Force spokesman
in Tokyo.
The Government of Nationalist
China says 100000 Chinese Red
Troops are standing by for orders
to fight on the side of the Commun-
lists in Korea The Chinese Com
munists are said to have concentrate
ed eight armies on the Manchurian
frontier and in North Korea proper
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-28
Patricia Carroll
Honors Visitor

Miss Patricia Carroll was lunch
con hostess Saturday in the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
(PaD Carroll. honoring Miss Joyce
Revive of Auburn, Wash.
Canasta was the afternoon diver
sion, the honors going to Miss Ann
Henning. Other luncheon guests
were Misses Shirley Casperson, Paula
Cook. Donna Wood, Aileen Kron-
quist, Ruth Posey. Rosemary Theile,
Joan Osborne, Ann Parsons, Be-
linda Clark, Sally Crooks and Mary
Whitaker.
Miss REEVE went to Seattle by Pan
American yesterday, after staying
three days with the CAROLS. She
came here after a visit in Skagway
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-28
pARMENTERS RETURN
FROM 3-M0NTH TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. John Qlah) Par
menter returned yesterday from
what they term 1.-The perfect vaca-
tion'-a three month tour of the
United States.
However, several things did not
go according to plan. In Billings,
Mont, on the return trip, Mr..
Parmenter had a recurrence of an
old leg injury and had to have an
operation. With his wife driving
the rest of the way, he got along
line, but it will be a month be-
fore he can go back to work.
Mrs. Parmenter, owner of the
Baranof Beauty Salon, will be back
in her shop Wednesday, enthJfs-
iastic about all the new ideas and
techniques she picked up on the
way. In Hollywood, she took in
tcnsive work for several days in
the House of Westmore, with her
old friend Percy Westmore, and
she had special training in the
new glamorous silver blonde"
effect with a New York hair stylist,
D'Amico.
The Parmenters made one. change
in their long planned itinerary
they skipped New Orleans and
Florida because of the heat.
The couple, with Mrs. Parmen-
ters niece, Miss Patsy Goforth, left
Juneau May 26, drove down the
Pacific Coast and into Mexico, then
east via Arizona and New Mexico
to Washington, D. C. There they
had lunch in the White House and
enjoyed visiting the Senate and
seeing the sights of the capitol and
Mount Vernon. They also visited
Alaska Boy Scouts at the jamboree
at Valley Forge.
After an exciting stay in New
York City, the Juneauites drove to
Maine and Quebec, Toronto, Nj
agara Falls, Illinois before spend
ing a week at Banff and Lake
Louise enroute home.
They visited relatives in Okla
homa and Illinois, and enjoyed
seeing former Alaska friends.
Mrs. Parmenter said the Alaska
Highway was in fine condition, all
the way from Dawson Creek.
Miss Goforth remained in Calf
ornia, where she will attend school
this winter.