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Evening star., 1950-05-21

files. You will have to give up
some Of the foods you like for
a while, but you will not be hun
CRY and you will be well nour-
ished. Practically all women can
stick to most anything for nine
days. It is only when you can
not see the end of the reducing
road ahead that you are slow to
begin and discouraged before you
start.
The daily menus will be pub
lished each day in The Evening
Star. beginning Monday.
If you would like to lose from
S to 10 pounds In nine days,
my "Nine-day Reducing Diet"
booklet will show you how and
give you pleasant substitutions for
foods you do not care for in the
diet. You may obtain the book
let by inclosing 10 cents and a
self addressed, stamped envelope
with your request for it. Send
your request to Josephine Low
man, in care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-21
Why Grow Old?
By Josephine Lowmon

It's nine-day diet time again!
I cannot offer this diet more
than twice a year, because Of the
tremendous response it brings.
Thousands of my readers have
used this diet over and over again,
while many more know of it. On
the fine-day diet you lose from
s to 10 pounds, depending on
your metabolism and physical &C
tivity, and you lose it within nine
days time. 1t is scientifically
planned, and has the approval
OF widely known physician.
This seems to be an especially
fine time of year to run nine-day
diet, because I will wager that
many of you have discovered that
you are about to burst the seams
of your last years spring and
summer wardrobes. and when
shopping may have found that
you do not look too well in the
new garments which you like so
much. Often just 10 pounds makes
the difference. If you have more
than 10 pounds to lose, this diet
gives you a flying and encourag-
ing start.
Why let 10 pounds make you
feel older. awkward and self-con-
scious? Why spoil the lines Of a
lovely dress with bulges and rolls
over the girdle? Why give up
swimming and play clothes and
sports, all because you have not
settled down, for short time.
to regain your girlish figure? I
know that extra weight has this
effect on women. I know from
experience, and also from tens Of
thousands of letters which say
things like this.
One letter now before me on
my desk says: Il guess it is just
the middle-aged spread, but I
have fat over my diaphragm, q
pad on my abdomen and little
rolls above my waist. I always
loved swimming. but I cannot
bear to put bathing suit on
when I look like this. I would
drown Of self-consciousness!"
Another says: Il have always
been slim, not underweight, but
I am accustomed to having a good
figure. I alwa.'s liked people and
am very social-rlinded. Lately I
have been refusing invitations and
trying to avoid all social functions
because I am so self-conscious
about my figure. My husband
wonders at the change in me! I
have, not told him why.
II have dabbled with diets. but
I probably did not eat correctly,
for had no results and became
discouraged. I know this sounds
silly, but these extra IL pounds
are affecting my life. Can you
give me a diet which will get rid
Of them QUICKLY?"
Well. there you are! I have
hundreds Of similar letters in my
Evening star., 1950-05-21

Miss Frances May Albin, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cor
nelius Albin of Arlington, was
married yesterday to Mr.. Gene
Hart, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
L. Hart of Richmond. Ind. The
wedding took place in the home
OF the bride, the Rev. DR.. Reuel
Howe officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart will spend
their honeymoon in his family's
summer home at Euclid, Ohio, on
Lake Erie and they will make
their home In Cleveland.
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Green 8ag, 8is. Ger bodn.
p. Serome Sacobs, S.D.S., muroe
ioeben ais 8ropin5ial Der amerifani=
lden Sroenspropin5 Der Salpatoria=
nerputres mieoersetpGblt. Die 8abl
erfolete in Hom our6 Sen General
hyperion oes Srbens uno ieine &on-
iultoren. 9lls Witglieoer oes 9sro-
pin5iolporitanoes purben ernannt P.
Sbomas 2'gcupes, ct. Nusians,
isis; P. 5beopbane 9entfoebr, Me-
nominee, Oeif.; p. !lfattbeip sseb-
ring, 2anbam, Mb. P. 8isbert 2ein-
tpeber, p. 8ebe Srieorihs uno P.
Sarolo Haum. w.. .... =.
Nilmamfee, @is. = @egen bier
tauleno Gertreter Don 5irfa tiinfsebn-
bunoert &ranfenbauiern numen bier
an Der fiinfunooreiBigiten Sabreston=
pentioit Der aatbolii6en &olpital- @e=
lelli6ait Der Ser. Staaten uno Sea-
ndoa tell. Sm 8oroersrunb ser Dis
fuliionen itanb Die @arnung gegert
cine gefdbrlibe Observation-Disclosures
Der tatbolil6en &ranfenpflege i'm 8e-
folge oes notnenoigen moteriellen
Ausbaus Der beItebenoen !Soipital-
elnridtumgen uno Der ltetis iteigenoen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. v9ie pornebm,
lte @efabr, oie ser tpobren &atboIiai=
tat in uniereu &oipitGlern orobt, ="
fiibrte p. Sames Moscom bon Chi
cago aus, lit Die ipabrnebmbare,
meun aub Oieileidt unse1poate geto-
nun9 Don 8elo, iooaB idlieBIib Ole
Sorge ltm oas Waterielle aae geilt-
liden Sntereiien perbrGngt, uno 5lpar
neil mir l.ns pom Sorti6ritt beteu
laiien, anitatt rubig uno oronunasae-
maB uniere anltalten Dem 8adstum
uno 5ortidritt enteegenaufiibren
8ir miiiien 5tpar eifrig unieren ted-
nil6en uno materiellen ssortldritt
foroern, aber niemals auf Soften bes
geringlten Bunftes briitlider 8rin.
5ipien." : Gin ipibtiges 9feferai
bielt Or. Soiepb Solanb jun. BON Der
&atbolil6en gler5tegilbe iiber Die
3pedmdBigfeit ser @riinoung bon
@iloen fir Shuoenten ser Mebiain
nno Mtglieoer bon So5pitaI. .Merate.
itaben gum praftiiden Stubi,m mo.
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@er5libc 8ittf cineS
beutiden MiiiiDnars

Sn elmer firdlid bIiiberoen, aber
armen, gut fatbolii6en Enlargement.
De in Barasuap, Siib-amerita, febIt
oringeno elm son5 beIheibenes &ird-
lein. nnier iebnliditer @,tnib, bas
@otteSbaus allf oerganeene @efb.
na6ten 1949 fertiggeiteut 5u baben.
ging leioer nidt ga1a in grfiillung.
@S feblen bie 0eitteI. llnier oller Sol
fen uno 8eten lit nun auf Sitern
1850. 9a es ii6 ollrdDeg INN drnlite
Sonobeuolferuns banbelt - es iiro
arber Baragl1aDern arh beutibe, pol.
nii6e, ruiiii6e llnb anbere quite aa-
tbolifen porbanoen -, miro ll1n Die
giitige Wsitbilfe Der 10 oft beipdbrten
fatboliiden Goritas aug ben Ser.
Staaten gebeten. Sebe = auh Die al
lerfleinite - @abe, Die in in einem
ge1pobnliden 8riefe per SIuepoit
(5ebn Gents 8orto) ouf meine oolle
8eranttportung geionbt peroen fann,,
nimmt Der unter5ei61lete beutihe
Gater oanfeno entsegen. auittung
miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die eolen
Sreunbe 1tnb @orner Der ongefange-
mem 81. +&reu5- Stride tpiro monatIih
Der Sesen elmer beiligen Meiie aifse-
opfert.
sSSnfo1ge Ser politilhen unruben in
8araeuap m0gen sic bite et1paiee
giitige @aben in 8ureelb uno gu
ihriften nibt mebr on mid nod Ba-
reguap, ionbern ab beute nur nod
on meinen anttli6 uno fir6li9 Be.
pollnddtieten Serrn Sole Maper,
@aiiaa Gorreo, Ho. 1861 in 8uenos
Iires (Irge,1tina) per SIuepo
(5ebn Gents Borto) in einem Itarfen
umi6lag. gut 5ueetIebt, ouf meine
oollite Serunttuortung ien1en. Sr.
Waper iibergibt mir iofort lino
prompt Die @abe. @er5libites Ser
gelt's @ott i'm goraus!
8arroquia ~Santo Gru3", goronel
gogoba (8araguab), Soutb america.
6atber Sole 4reuiier. S.V.D.,
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OHIO WAISENFREUND
published weekly every Saturday
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Eieies Bo1enbIott eri9eint fed
benz Sabr 1873 regelmdBig isoeu
Sanstog unb miro berausseeeben
gum 8eiten oes Hdpitliben aolle.
ei,im Soiepbinum In 8ortbinston,
Ohio, oeifen 3tped bic Seranbiloune
piiroiser BrieIter5oglinse fir Die
Ser. Staaten lit. 0ieie anitalt iii
bauptiddlid angetpieien auf Die gin-
finite oieies 8lattes uno Die @eI6en.
te ieiner 2eier.
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Stiultue Des TOlteS
tiir oas Soiepbtuunl

Soiermit ienoe id Sbnen 81 90 gum
Carte fiir Die erborung 5tueier git-
ten. Sd babe Die @abe 5ll ebren oes
lieben Seiufinoes uno bes III. 9ene-
bift perlpro6en.
2cierin, Sbio.
oiermit ienbe id Sbnen oen 8etrag
fir Shire 3eitune ,Obio-8aiien.
freunb'. Der Reit lit fir 8interfoblen.
Wiinihe Sbnen piel Slid unO Segen
81 Sbrem eroben 8erf.
g. Us. Wi1.
Ginlieeenber 8etrag iiir ein weite-
res Sobr mir ben =Baiien'
freuno'. Ntir eeidut ser ,S.-@.' I'M.
ner mebr uno id boffe, i'm nod lange
Sabre leien 81 tonnen.
sllter 2eier, ga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

Sn Der bieiigen Ser5-Seiu-&ir6e
Iilloen am fommenoen Sonntag, 2.
Sull 5tpei Brimi5feiern itatt, MANI
llb pon Den PIP. Clement 81. 2eabp,
O.FM, uno 2uean &apnono 5rep-
pert, O.F.M. Die beioen iunaen
5ran5isfaner erbielten om pergonge-
men Sonntog in oer St.-6rancis sair-
6e in Seutopolis, 81, Die beiliee
Srielterpeibe. Y. Clement lit Der
Sobn bon Srn. unh 5rau Sobn s.
Seabp, 82O Sit 8. Str; P. .2ucan lit
Der 'Sobn bon Srn. unb sSrau Saul
5reppert, SS5 Sit 6. Str,
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Sm 'St.=SoiepbszSoipital ioa oem-
nablt nit Dem 8au elmer eigener1 So-
lpltaltapeue begonnen meroen. Die
4apelle miro bem anoenfen Der So
Mile gea geipiomet iein, beren Spen-
oen BON insgeiamt $5O,OOO.OO oen
8runoitod oes &apellenfonOs biloen.
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COAL FUND
Previously credited .......$ 429.35
Rev. AlumnuS, New. ....... 200
Mr.. Peter Recker, Nazareth,
q. .OU
IOtal. ................$ 431 .85
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HprPinBnah,rih1trtt
Sagnng 6es Gentral-Gereins

&sie uns BrGIioent Sattler NIT
teilte, bat Der papitli6e 9elesat gr5-
biidof Gicoenani feline Seilnabme an
Der Notwithstanding 6es Gem
tral-Sereins uno bes &atboIiIben
5rauenbunoes in Quincy, ST., su-
gelagt. Die Saguns finoet bonn 19.
Bis 90. Muguit itatt.
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M.8.s.

Cine ipeitere Mtitteilung iiber bie
@rnennuns zines unierer Neuprielter
lit uns 5ugegangen. &ep. Warcel San
Bergen iit gum aiiiitenten ON Der
Sacreo Seart Gburb in Wusfegon
Seigbts, Dti1., ernannt 1poroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

Ias sSisfaliobr DER @nltalt enoete
am oergongenen 81. Mai. IS 1par iebr
intereiiont, einen Gerglei6 an5ultel-
len nit oen Sinan5beri6ten bes pori-
gen Sabres, Der fiinf ooer 5ebn per-
floilenen Sabre Sereangenes SSabr
betrlleen Die Iusgaben fir 2ebens.
mittel lefs Ero5ent ipeniger ais i'm
oorbergebenOen Sabre. ODER es mar
oaslelbe Die Dor spei SSSabren. IS lit
mir nift mo9li6, oieie Sreiie in Ser
binoung 81 bringen nit Dem Snoer
fir SebensmitteIpreiie I'M oagelnei-
men.
lleber 25O.OOO @abl5eiten lpur-
oen mabreno oes 'Shuliabres oufge-
trogen. 8er li6 Ger Wiibe untersieben
mill, Die Soften fir cine Giertelmil=
lion Otabl5eiten aus5urebnen, cine
ein5elne Wtobl5eit nit etna 25 Gents
berehnet, tpiiroe 5u Dem Gelultot bon
$62, 10000 fonmen.
8is bellte iino bon unleren in ben
Jerlen meilenoen IStuoenten nod
menige neuc 2eier fir unlere Sole
pbinum Heuielp' eingelaufen. 8ir er-
morten, oab, Denn oieie 3eilen iie er-
relben unlere Stuoenten iid ge-
niigeno ausgerl,bt baben, INN ibre
8erbearbeit 51 beginnen uno Ser
monote uno 6re.noe 3u beiu6en.
Hep. Sid, ser goitor Der ,Hepietp',
uno mir erparten, ooB in g4loe nam=
bate 3abien bon neuen 2elern ein-
luufen. Iae Stuoenten iino bepou-
mo6tigt, 3eitungen gu oerfoufen,
8eloer fir oielelben entgegen5uneb-
men, ebenio 8obeu fir Die anItolt.
pr
Giele in oen 6erien in unierer
9ta6barl6aft &ei lenoe fon1nen uuf
unlerer So6itraBe, tbe Sour-2ano
Sigbmap Il. g., geo. %, an unierer
slnltolt porbei. Sic betuunoern unlere
lebenslperten 8ebdl,oe uno tpiini6en
lie gu beli6tigen. slue Itimmen iiber-
elm, oaB oas sSoiepbinum cine Ser
ldonIten anitalten lit, Die iie ie ee-
ieben. Giele 8eiuder iino our6 UNI
lere 8o6enblatter al,f Die anitalt
oufmerflam getuoroen. gtod) 8elifti-
gung baben tie &enntnis genommen
Don ollenL mas tie bon unierer an
ltalt gebort uno geleien, iogor BON
unlerer Sonatenonloge.
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ct. SanI, &inn.- 8urtbinstun, ..
Samstas, l.. Snli 1850.
irdcuf t a lcnber

Sonntas, 2. Snli: Sumter Sonntas
nadD Efinsften (YiariG !Seimind)s
nns). - & y ngel u m:
@enn ibr nif)t gerebter Jets
(Nfattb. 81. M6.".
Montae, 3. Slrli: guiebius.
0ienstag, 4. Ssl1li: Bertha.
9Pittrpod, 5. Sltli: Bbilomena.
Gonnerstae, 6. Suli: Siaias.
5reitag, 7. Ssllli: 8iuibalo.
Somstus, s. Suli: gliiabetb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

Gie neue St.-8eter:G Glnper- -Bfarr-
l6ule an Srforo uno Central Ioe.,
Die erlte 'S6ule Der iiber elm babies
Sabrbunoert beitebenben geegerge-
nleinoe in ct. Saul, gebt langiorn
lbrer, 8oaenoung entsegen. @emab
elmer Ingabe bes bobm. Srn. 8far-
rers Serome 2llger oiirfte oas @e-
bauoe big gum 1. auslit fertis se-
lteat iein. Gas einItodige @eb1ube
entbalt adt &laiien5immer, jopie 4e-
gelbabnen uno 8eriammlunssrGume
I'M @r6gei6oB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

Geap, ieit 6reiunbatpanaig sSobren Bi-
lhof bon 8inona. gr ,par ieit 194t
I'M ct. -Marien-SoipitaI in &odeiter
unter Bflege. @eboren in Somlton,
Nsinn., beluhte er oas ct. 9bomas
College uno St.-GauI-5enlinar 10.
tpie Die Catholic uniperlitp in @dib-
ington uno Dos georbamerifaniid)e
&oleg in &om. 1911 muroe er in Ser
epigen Staot fir Die 9i0seie @ino-
no geipeibt. SIN acknowledgement Sob
re tpuroe er &an5ler Der 9ioaele uno
1926 tDuroe er oils 9ta6folger BON
Bnhof Seffron als 8iibof bon @i-
mona ernannt. Nad ser Grfranfnna
bon 8iifof &ellp inn Sabre 1941 MUIR
De Der bodiD'ite Sr. 8iidof SEQ 8ins
als &oaoiutor uno apoitolilder 90
miniItrator Ser 0io5ele ernonnt. Grit
Dor tpenigen Wonaten 1puroe BiIhof
gin5 gum &oabiutor.@rabiifof bon
Dubuque ernannt unb gu ieinem
gtahfolger in @inona tpuroe Ser 8i-
lbof @omaro u. Fitzgerald ernannt.
Die feierlihen grequien fir gi-
lbof &ellb erfolgten om 3ienstaa in
Der bieiigen ct. sStonislaus=airde.
9as iolenne &equienlant oelebrierte
&oaoiutor-g r5biifof 8ins BON Gubu-
que, Die Ereoigt bielt &oaoiutor-gi-
lbof 9urtbolome BON ct. Glolo. K.
I. P.
ct. Glumb, Dfinn. : Sni 8uloifi-
see, orei Oeeilen noroIi6 BON Buf=
1alo, ertranf um Sonntog Ser bo6tp.
f. Ilopiius S. Steines, O.S.C., Don
Snania, als oas 9oot, in Dem er iih,
5ulommen nit flint &inoern, befano,
oreiBig SUB bonn l1ter bel ltarfem
Nellengang ploslid) umi6Iug. Die
&lnoer retteten iib obne Sttpierig-
felt on oas nabe l1fer, bod i6eint Der
Yrielter bel Dem unfaQ oas 8epuBt=
leln perIoren 81 baben, loooB er in |
Dem iei6ten 8aiier perianf. r. /. p.
ct. Ganl, Ofinn. = Im fommen.
Den Sonntag, 2. SuIi, besinnt Die
pier5igltiinotge gnbabt in foIeenoen
Efarrtir6en Der gr5oio5eie: RuriG
Serfiinoigungs, Saaelnooo; ct.
Jron5istus BON sliiiii, ct. groir
Bead; ct. Sbomas, ct. 8auI 8art. |
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
FORMER RESIDENT
 OF JUNEAU PASSES
 0M,B0THELL, WASH,

Fred Stephen Cliff, born in Wis consin on March 31, 1881. who lived for many years in Juneau. died ou March at Bothell where he lived since coming Outside. He was a purser on merchant marine ships Masonic services were held at John- son and Hamilton Parlors followed by internment at Acacia.
 He was member of Alaska Con- sistory. Scottish Rite of Juneau and of Maritime Lodge No. 239 TRAM
 Besides his widow Eunice at the
 family home, he leaves two sons Chas. L. of Bothell and Albert Will liam of Los Angeles. who flew tc Seattle for the funeral; and twc daughters, Mrs. Harriet Bemis oi Seattle and Mrs. Jessie May Chris topher, Tucson, Arizona. Many Alaska friends were present at the services.
 Fred Cliff was an old-time pur- ger, both on the Sitka runs and the old Pacific Steamship Lines. He was purser on the City of Seattle among other vessels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
TRADE: COMMISSION HITSCIGARETTE ADS
 IN "DE5I5T" ORDER

WASHINGTON, April 5-REThe government today ordered a crack down on what is called false and misleading advertising" by some major cigarette makers.
 The Federal Trade Commission directed two of the largest con- panies to halt certain claims that one brand of cigarettes is superior to another.
 The so-calied "cease and desist' orders were against R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.,, makers of Camel clg- arettes, and the P. Lorillard Co.,. producers of Old Gold.
 ETC said it also IS considering similar action against the Ameri- can Tobacco Go. and its Lucky Strike cigarettes as well as Philip Morris, Ltd, makers of the cigar cites of the same name.
 "All cigarettes contain varying amounts of nicotine and throat ir- ritants," the commission said in an- nouncing it's action, and there is no reliable basis in fact for adver- Using claims that one brand ls superior to another in these re- spects."
 FTC's action against the cigar cite makers was the outgrowth of proceedings started in August, 1942.
 Its order that Camels and Old Colds halt what ETC found to be false and misleading advertising represents final decision on the part of the commission. The com panies may appeal to the courts however.
 Aside from the contemplated ac- ton against Lucky Strike and Philip Morris cigarettes, the commission said in it's 4,00O-word statement
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
AUXILIARY, POST OF VFW TO HOLD JOINT
 INSTALLATION THURS.

Joint installation of Taku Post and Auxiliary of the Veterans oi Foreign Wars will be held tomor- row evening, Thursday, April at 8 o'clock at the CIO Hall. John Mclaughlin, Past Department Con- mander, will act as installing of- ficer for the post and Mrs. Dan Mahoney, Past Auxiliary Presi- dent, as installing officer for the Auxiliary.
 Robert Stutte will be the new commander of the VFW and Mrs E. P. Chester, the newly elected President, will be installed on her return from the States
 A social hour and refreshments will be served after installation by the Post and Auxiliary.
 An invitation is extended to all visiting members of the VFW to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
CAPITOL THEATRE SHOWING FEATURE
 FOR TONIGHT ONLY

Brief Encounter" is the featul e at the Capitol Theatre for tonight only.
 Sensitiveness, subtlety and integ- rity abound in this little story of d near middle aged wife who falls in
 ove with an otherwise happily mar ried doctor and he with her. Tn. films story is taken from one O.. Noel Coward's plays. MT. Coward's
 york is commonly characterized by l brittle skill and high but cynical competence
 It's simple tale. Laura Jesson is the happily married suburban wife. On one of her weekly excur- sions to the nearby market town she encounters the doctor. They mee, again the next week and the next Stealthily, regard creeps up on then as high passion. Laura finds herself practicing furtive. shamemaking, de- ception of her husband She is no suited to such things. Both are tor mented by their sense of duty, mak. ing for difficult decision at tht end of the story.
 It's the tragedy of the might have-been. There's not woman in this or any other land of 25 or over who won't see in it some well-re- membered long hidden episode in her own life, or who wishes that some such tremulous disturbing joy might have been likewise hers. Adroitness abounds in the re- counting of the tale. It's finest mo- ments are saved to the end when, to all intent. the tale is told. Integrity is this pictures watchword; in tegrity and rare but perfect sen- sitiveness. It is played by Miss Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard. It is picture not only to be seen but to be seen again. For here the screen is completely adult.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
DUMP (ARETAkER LANG
 LOSES HOME IN WIND

Emil Lang, caretaker at the City Dump, knows all about the Big Blow.
 Last night, as usual, he went to 1 bed in his little house at the dump.
 His six dogs and seven cats were in the house, too. The wind howled l around the caves.
 l Lang went to sleep to the sound 1 of the winds bowling, but he was awakened early this morning by a
 strange pumping. He sat up. His house was moving! As the wind carried it, he opened the door and leaped out. His dogs i and cats leaped, too. City police decided to drive out at 4.30 am. to see how Langs house was standing up to the wind. As they approached the dump they saw what might have been a ghost running down the road toward them. They stopped the car. The ghost approached.
 Save me! Save mel" it shouted. Don't let the wind blow me away!" It was Lang, clad in his long underwear and with a blanket around his shoulders whipping iri the wind.
 The police officers took him to the city jail, where he spent the rest of the night. His house was nc where to be seen. they said. Neither were his cats and dogs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
FROM ANCHORAGE

Henry A. Wolfson, of Anchorage is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05

PALMA COMPOUND IS BETTER
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
pNA CARRIES 19 ON
 ANCHORAGE TRIP

On the inbound flight yesterday PIMA brought four passengers from Anchorage to Juneau and one from Cordova. They were: Neil Fritch- man, Mrs. w. Smallwood. Harry Wolfson, Pete Gilmore, to Juneau and Everett Westman to Cordova.
 Outbound, the plane carried eight passengers to Anchorage and six to Cordova. To Anchorage. Don Foster, H. B. Foss, E. H. Elwyn, George Mullelly, Tom Gaffney, R. !. Swanson, Mills Astin David L. Trout To Cordova: Lowell Bow man, Ed Eckland, Gjarde Hjalmer, George Johnson, Haid McEckrene Haidar Norman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
R0BERC JOINS GSA
 STAFF AS ENGINEER

Alfred H. Boberg, a construction engineer, arrived here last night aboard the Baranof to join the staff of the General Services Ad- ministration in Juneau. He came from Chicago, Ill.
 As an engineer with the Federal Government since 1883, Boberg has worked at the Hanford Engineer Works in Richland, Wash, at the Chicago Aircraft Assembly Plant, as engineer in charge of veterans educational facilities projects in Yankton, s. D., and with the Fed eral Housing Authority in Chi cago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
FROM WRANGELL

Mrs. George Smith, of Wrangell, is a guest ct the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
MRS. sHUDsHIFr HOME

Mrs. Arne Shudshift, of Douglas returned home on the Baranof.
 Mrs. Shudshift went south for treatment at the Virginia Mason Clinic in Seattle. After a medical check-up she visited various towns and cities in Washington, and Port land Oregon, where she saw re- latives and friends.
 She has been gone about six weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
COMMUNION ON HOLY THURSDAY EVENING AT
 8 AT LUTHERAN CHURCH

Holy Thursday will be observed in the Lutheran Church with a special worship service in the eve ming beginning at o'clock at which the Sacrement of the Altar will be administered. The pastors meditation for the service will be titled. That Christ may dwell in us."
 The class of ten young people who were confirmed at the Palm Sunday service will receive their first communion at this time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
NEW sTENoGRAPHER

Mary Ann Stewart, new steno- grapher for the Robertson, East augh and Monagle law firm, has arrived from Eeattle and is re- gistered at the Baranof. She was formerly with Pan American in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
EASTER HOLIDAY
 FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS

Juneau school are observing an Easter holiday.
 School was dismissed at pm. today, to be closed until Monday morning. according to school offic- ials.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-04-05
WALLs-BECKER

Dale Walls, 20-year-old Juneau engineer, and Patricia Becker, 2l, bookkeeper at the First National Bank, made application this morn- ing for marriage license with US. Commissioner Gordon Gray.