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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-26
Up and Coming Livestock Club
Paul Speyer, adviser

Mefie McEifoy, reporter
Regular meeting Of the Up and
Coming livestock Club was held
at the Redwood High School on
June 8. Thirteen members and
ii visitors were present. In the
absence of the president, Merle
McElroy assumed his duties.
Kathryn Seig acted as secretary.
Marlin Poker gave a talk on All
work. The next meeting will be at
the home of Paul Speyer at z p.
m. June %. St#
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-26
Young Yankee Workers
Carl Jacobs, adviser
Jim Cahill, reporter

The regular meeting of the
Young Yankee Workers was held
at the home of Paul Smith on
June IL with IL members present.
The members discussed the soft
ball club and Camp Foundation.
Mrs. Smith served a delicious
lunch. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Dick Fish
on June 26.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-26
Betsy Ross
Mrs. Marie Sullivan, adviser
Margaret Mu1lioan raoortar

Margaret Mulligan, reporter
Regular meeting of the Betsy
Ross club was held at the Byhalia
school house on June Is with 81
members and two visitors pre-
sent. The projects for this year
We're discussed and the members
were told their mistakes. The
clubs girl to enter the 4th of
July Queen contest is Verna Lou
Williams. The members are sup
posed to bring their projects to
the next meeting whether they
r finished or unfinished. The
next meeting will be held at the
school house on June 90.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-26
Sea-
Millcreek Blue Ribbon Club
Dean Mack and
Howard Mack, advisers
Ronald Ebright, reporter

The June IL meeting was held
at home of Don Clearinghouse.
They played ball until the meet
ing was called. The roll call was
answered by favorite songs. A
project tour was discussed and
Don gave a demonstration on
making a calf halter, Refresh
ments were served, with next
meeting to be held June 26 at
Jerry Converse's home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-26
Bingham Gals
Mrs. John PARROT, adviser

Kay Laird, reporter
Regular meeting of the Cling
ham Gals will be held at the
home of Carolyn Mclaughlin on
June IA with II members and
four visitors present. Games were
played and refreshments were
served by the hostess. Sally San
ders will have the next meeting
at her home at 2 p. m. June %.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-26
Liberty Lassies
Mrs. Jean Grooms, adviser
Leslie Mullaney, reporter

Leslie MuIIaney, reporter
A meeting of the Liberty Las
sizes was held at the home of the
president, Blanche Herd, June 6.
There were % members present.
They discussed different ways of
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18

ntein &leio, &oianna, un6 LOB Ser
Sahe ibren Sduf."
Die Spre6erin Elm i6lanfes, Bill.
benoes Wao6en, itano inmitten oes
3inrners. 0es Sommers rei6es Sons
nengoIb llmflutete ite, gldn5te in ben
golobrallnen 2oden llno 1piegelte iid5
in oen la6enoen glueen. 8ier5ebn
Sabre friber tpar lie elm reiaertoes
8ino getpelen. Satte Der 5arten SUI
geno Sdonbeit iid sur pollen 8liite
entfaltet2 8eim erIten 4nblif mo6te
man es berneinen. Bo1ps Muno
mobte et1pas groBer iein als cine &o-
lenfnolpe, a6er es mar Elm rei3er6er
Nuno NIT 1lnbei6reiblib lieblidern
uno bod entidloiienem Iusorud. SSbr
Seint lpor gebrdltnt, uro ein3elne
Sommeriproiien 5eigten iid unter ben
slugen; aber oieie au9en 1paren 10
blau, 10 9lan5eno, 10 bon 2,It unb
2eben, itrablenb Dor llebernrut. 9ats
teIt 0u einmal ibre 9ra6t geldout, 10
a6tetelt on bie Sommeriproifen nidt
mebr.
(6ortlebung folgN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18
3 IN E it 5 9 II d)
6 / it e 5 g. a pit el
Nad piersebn sSabren

~Gas miro bos pra6tpouIte S6ul,.
lptel iein, 1pelbest Spedbapen ie ge=
ieben. Gente Dir lange 9feiben dime
itl6er Suternen, oltr6 oie 3neige
idinmerno, platidernoe Sont6nen,
Solmesoales berrlibe MfilitGrlnuIif,
lange Safeln Die 11nter rieligen 9ra-
ten uno l6almenoen sllefriisen iid)
biegen, flatternOe Sabnen, melooii6e
@loden, ale @elt bon 2uit 1mo
iSrel1oe, uno beine 8oap i'm Gol-
gelrl1iie oieles 8liids an Ser Seite oes
ebren1perten @uioo Bager garlscourt,
Soro Otontalieus 51peiten Sobnes. "
rEollD!"
Scum, id min einfa6 bes SeItes
biibideites Weaoden iein. glGtte oenn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18
3eb n t e 5 & a piteI
Sn Der 9Gmmernng ereablt

.@s f1nt Sbnen tpobl al1f," begann
SatpfsqeD plobli6, uoaB i9 aus Slime
rifa fonrme unb nllr einen Iufentbalt
BON brei Bis bier Sogen in @nglanb
gu nebrnen gebenfe; pielleibt itaunen
sic nod 1nebr, tpenn i6 Sbnen loge,
Dob i6 farL rrm meine Sran gu
bolel1"
.l11o falben Sic bieIelbe9" fragte
larib, iiber Die eigene &iibnbeit ber=
ipunoert.
SD fanb uno perIor iie in oeriel-
ben 5tunoe."
uSlt iie tot2"
Stein. sSntereiiiert es Sie> oie sc.
i1i1te zines oerfeblten Oaieins 81,
boren2 Sd fiible mid beltte, biellei6t
gum eriterulral i'm 2eben, gum 5pre-
den aufgelegt. Gin iiberipannter 8ate
lieB mid, ben Sobn zines 5armers,
ipeit iiber mei1ler Spbare er5ieben;
nit atpeillno5lpan5ig Sabren befleioete
i6 bereits Die Stelle zines Sefretdrs
in einem pornebrnen Saltle. @s
i6eint, DaB i6 meine Yflidt 10 gut
lrno anlpru6slos erfiillte, 0aB nein
8rotberr, Der me0er reid nod groB-
ntiitig NOR, beihloB, MIDI m0gli6it
4arrge an ii6 5u feiieln. Nabbem Die
Harlamentsiisungen geenoigt battet1,
nabn1 er mild nit auh ieinen 2anoiit
i'm &er5en bon lStafforoibire. Sort
traf i6 iie. Mebr oils brei Sabre itno
in5piIben perfloien, aber if) iebe lie
nod, Die Sanbe bon 8lrmen, i'm
&ornfeIbe iteben. 0as tpeiBe @elpano
flatterte inn leibten Sontnerliift6en,
bus liebIi6e @eIi6t berfldrte Der
Sonnen1rntergang. sic 5ablte fau,l1
ieh8ebn Sabre uno befa1tb ii6 in Der
Gafan5 BEL ibrem Gormlno. Sic tpar
etne @aile ieit Dent aebrlten Sabre,
einem 8aron berlobt. 0apon 1puBte
idJ ni6ts, CLAUDE aber au6 ni6t,
Dab i6 midi piel barltln gefiinl-
inert bdtte. llebrigens hpare es biel-
leidt bod am Ylase geipeiet1, 1penn iie
mid bon Ser Sa6lage 1tnterri6tet
bate. sic begte fem Sntereiie fir Den
Baron, fte tpar ibn I'M 8egenteiI OBJ
geneigt unb Iiebte MIDI"
@r bielt inne. Ser bloue Rau6 Der
3igarre perbarg bas blei6e Mntlit.
.l1niere &er5en fanben iid; es er-
folgten bein1ibe 3ltlnnmenfiilrfte
lln6 @eliboe etpiger ErelIe. No9 NOR
fein Weonat bergamgen, als mir uns
iiber5eltgt bielten, baB mir altgrunoe
geben nriiBten, apenn noneinanoer ge-
trennt, 1lnb boh tpor Die Erernung 10
nabe. Olipia ioqte nod bier3ebn Gage
bel elmer 5reunoin in S6ottlar,b ber-
leben alnb Damn i1s SnItitlt 5lriid-
febren. Wie rei5enb iie tpar, als iie
zines Mbenbs fih an mid idnliegte
iirtb MIDI bat, iie 3n retten! Mir er-
ifien bar1aIs Ole Mettllng Iebr Iei1t.
@as binoerte mid, ibr nab S6ott.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18
nrrfrhlnngr1tf pfahr
Jrei bearbeitet nad) eiuem amerifaniiden 8oman
bon Sreiin bpn 8erIepid
(SortIesutg)

.@enn id SIRE &oreiie getpnBt
bdtte, apiirbe i1 sic nu6balie ges
bradt bGbe,t," entsegnete lurieb; 100
Sic ober atnfdbig iparen, 5li iprehen,
bielt id es fiirs 8eite, sic bierber gu
bringen."
,8leiben sic tpetriglterts big NOR.
gen bel anls. llniere @obn1ng tit atpar
iebr beiheioen, IN sbrem gegen,Darti>
gen 31tlta,po aber biirfte iie Sbnen 5lt-
tragli6er iein als Ole llnrube eines
@aitbofes."
Mobert rei1te 6en Maler ihn1rnt
sic Sa,,6. gs beo1rfte teiner 8orte
3tpiihen ibnen. Den yan5en Sag iaB
Der Srerrtoe ont ionnigelt Seniter,
ranhfe 1lnb iann, a1no lalrIhte 0em
@odengelGl,te, 6as gum Eernpel 6es
Serrn rief. BoIp lief einigemal aus
,inb elm, Der 5rernoe aber i6ien ite
1peoer al Ieben nod at boren. &oianna
betradtete ibn init elmer &rt i6euer
@brfur6t. Sic begatn 81, fiiblet, oaB
es tieferes Ser5eleib gdbe, uls 8ritoer,
bie am Gbeater angeiteQt tparen uno
oen lieben Iangen Sag &uliiien mall
ten.
Ser Mberto ienfte fib. sic batter,
See getr,trrten; bie fleine Sollp tpar
5ll 8ett gebrabt tporben, 1ino mieoer
jaB Scr. &otpfslep idmeige1tb am Sen-
iter, tpGbreno oie 0drmnerling itd
iiber oie t5tobt breitete, bie Sterne 81.
leu6ten begatnen ltno IN ben Stras
BEN bie @asaanrpen glei6 @litbtpiirn1s
6en flinrllerten. ltlrih iaB am unoes
rem Seniter; er bdtte germ 9aberes
iiber oen rGtielbaften @aIt gelpuBt,
bradte es aber 1ri6t itber iid, ibn nit
ssrasen au belGitigen. Ser Sremoe be
gann ielbit gu ipre6en. Dos Me1-
i6e,lber5 beoarf bes 8ertralletts, tpie
oie Bhune oes Saues, 1,nb oie Oants
nlerItl,ttbe lit mebr oenn ieoe anoere
bies1, geeignet. go eradblte a,6 Der
bleibe Meann Dem ilngen Wtaler, Der
10 frelmoli1 it6 ieiner angenommen,
ieine @rlebniiIe i'm Gunfel oes 3pte'
Iiftes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18
Drr Observation-Disclosures
(S6lll6 pon Seite g.

(SOlub Oon Selte O)
lit. 81re nidt ettpoS tpeniger au6
bInreideno geluelen?"
r@epiB nibt, Sire, i6 nruBte 10
banoeln llno Nun 1peroen Cure Wto-
jeItat es fir gere6tfertigt finoen, bnB
id) Dies nidt Dor 3eltgen, ul16 1li6t
Dor Der &onigin trn fonnte."
~2u boIt gang re6t, Slellrot;
pdbrbafttg - tpenn oas iernano
miiBte - i6 tniiBte aboanfen! aber
on - ou 1pirIt mir berlpre6e,1, Dob
on niemanO oauon ettpaS laeIt, me
ntgItens lolan9e id) Iebe."
SD idlp0re es, Sire"
Limb nun bilf mir oen 0fontel
lrnlegen; Damn 1poaen 8ir Tins als
gebeilt 5eigen." Gm1it flingelte Ser
&onig uno befabl, oaB ser SofItaat
eintrete.
slls tie oa paren, iagte ser &onig:
@ie ibr iebet, bin ih aufgeltanoen
uno gin5li6 gebetlt Sh banfe es oie=
lem Mtanne, Der BON mir oas Yrioiles
gilmr erbalt, in gan5 sSranfrei9 no6
Ieiner Observation-Disclosures &llren s1
n1aden, ltnb Dem mein MiniIter Sul=
lp iett gleif 5lpeitntieno 2ipres aus.
be5ablen miro"
Wtan mag it6 bas Sri itol1nen rno
Die 5reltoe ser &onigin - ober audi
oen 3orn Der SoFnneoict benfen.
S6lieBlid) uber madten iie CUTE Dtie-
ne gum b0ien Spiel lno begannen Su
fragen, Das Slellrot Oenn fir elm
punberbures gtittel ange1penoet ba-
be.
Ser ertuioerte bloB: v6rogt Sen
&onig. 8enn Seine MoieitGt es eu6
lagen mill, 10 babe id) nibts ooge=
gen.
GaB eS ni6t geidob, tpltBte er nur
5u gut.
Sn einen f0nigliden @ogen 1tno
Die Sal6ell poll 8elo febrte SSleurot
na6bauIe 51riif.
Ser bilnmeuange engltIhe @eIano=
te Somfitt a6er mar 5ltfrieoen nit iid)
ltno 6leltrot. Gr 1puBte mobl, 1pie 0ie=
ler ben &onig furiert batte, uno Oa5
frellte i'm 1nebr als Der Solerbano-
oroen. ltnO lpenn er Damn bei beIon=
bern @elegenbeiten bohfeierli6 Dem
&onig sic @iinl6e @roB =8ritanniens
ouS5upre6en batte, 10 Oa6te er i'm
lttllen Idnrltn5elno: ~@emr ou es
DiiBtelt."
ltno Ser &0nig, Ser nid)t obnte,
oaB Ser oerldlagene gngl1noer ibnl
bate einen ,Streid) ipielen nollen,
oodte glei65eitig e6enfaQs: n@enn
ou eS 1piiBteit!"
Sleltrot uber bielt naG 1rst!iher
Eraris tiefes StiQI6peigen oariiGer,
oab er sic beiOen 9oben Serren NIT
leinem einfaden gtatllrbeilmittel III
riert :te.
Ser gr5dbler IdlicBt oieie rIc,6ne
uno ipabre 8eiC)idte", 6ie lnan lib
beute nod in ben 8ogele!: er3a5lt,
nit einem fleinen Werfs, nno bos
lolltet: Is gibt beute nod 8otienten
genllg - aber feine @alsieioenoc -,
oenen tGte cine 9taturbeilfur d la
6leurot 1T fiinf5ebn= bis fiinfuno=
5pan5igmaliger @ieoerboll1ng redt
gut ul1o pare iiberli6 10 beiliam tpie
at Dem ulten &onig bon Srontreidl
Gnoe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-03-18

| IrIeOltIl, dDeltn HIu}I glIQIIQ9 3l leDeIt.
SD fnnn ite ni6t Dem @ereoe bon
gang England ausIesen; rro moge
mir Der Sinwnmel bethlehem rrro mid
Dor Der Seigbeit bes Selbltlnoroes be.
1pnbren."
@r itiiste bie slrme ouf oen Slid
unb lieB latsiam bas Saupt iinfen.
Weit innigem Wfitleio lieB ulridJ
Wuion ibn aqein NIT ieinem 8eb.
Ser Moreen fam grau l,no bitter
Sdtper uno tribe bling SOS Sir1na-
mert iiber Der raudigen Staot. Boup
aber in Dem blauieioenen &leio6en
uno ben goIoenen 2oden iob ionnie
gen1g aus, 0as gan5e Saus 5u ber-
H1ren.
Ser frenoe Serr bielt iie 5Grtli9 in
BEN slrmen, blidte forideno in bas
fleine @eiidt uno Boup, bie ulrid)
uno Hoianna gelegentli6 NIT elmer
Serablaiiung bebanoelte, ais Oh Tie Die
Selbitberriferin auer &euBen tpdre,
i6miegte ii6 in gan5 auffallenoer
@eiie an i'm. Sic fiiBte bie b1rtigen
Sippen, 5eigte tbm bus Weoaillon 1no
iagte linn, oaB iie Boup belize uno
Sab ~Do5p gang fortgegansen iei".
Isle beiBt 1pobl Mario," belnerfte
lllri6.
sd elolrbe, lie beiBt 8ouline, "
entgegnete 6obert rubig vtbre @roB-
mlltter bieB 10, 1lno Die 3tpiaings-
if1ueiter ibrer Nutter ebenfoas. 8au-
line lit in Ser San1ilie 2pnoitb iebr
gebrau6li6. 9es &inoes Hmne lit
,Barline 2isle'. Sd babe in 9lmerita
leoo6 ben Numen meiner Wtutter on-
genommen uno gebenfe ibn ar6 gu
bebalter. @eben Sic Bollp ssbren
eamen, Serr WaIon, uno bebalten
lie oielelbe, bis etipa oie Ofutter tie
perlangt. Sbre 9fedte geben itets
Dor"
gr fiiBte oie &leine nit 51rtli6er
Snnigfeit. Cine balbe Stunoe IpGter
batte er Salf Mtoon Serroce fir
immer perluiien.
Die columbia eebt norgen in
See," iprab er i6eioeno, Init ibr
tebre id na6 9lmerifa 5uriid."
lllri6 0talon begab It6 ms 8ritun=
nia=Sbeater. @r lpar ni6ts peniger
als detrimental, 1lnb oo6 perfolgte
tbn ben gan5en Gag ser @eoanfe an
&obert Sapfsleps trauriges @ei6id.
Sie ~Golumbio" perlieB gnglanos
8eltaoe, aber nod am glei6en Gage
bra6te Die Bolt elm an ltlri6 Woion
ooreniertes S6reiben. Saitig brad es
0us Siegel; eS entbielt cine Inlpei-
Jung auf fiinTb1noert Gfun6 l1no fol-
genoe 3eilen:
Isle logten, es tpdre SIR Iie6=
tier @unld, iobiel gu erlparen, Inn
in Spefbaoen Elm S1us6en faufen
. 5u tonnen, neil BORT iidb SSbnen bel
iere slusii6ten boten ols in 2on=
Don. Sd bite sic, tun Sic es io=
fort, Inn meines &inoes tpiQen.
Sabrlif einmal 1peroe ib SSbnen
i6retbetL iabrlib einmol iouen Sic
mir &unoe geben itber meiner So6-
ter @rgeben. Sir lie mill i6 arbei=
ten, ltno nit 8ottes 8nnoe iou ibr
nod Elm i60nes Sos erblitben. gr=
5ieben Sic 6as &ino als S5bre
gtldte, in bolliger ltntpiiienbeit Ser
eigenen 9lbItantmung. So mir @ott
oas 2eben friItet, febre i6 zines
Cages 1pieoer - tpenn ni6t, ieien
Sic tbr Guter.
Hobert Sonfslep."
ltnO 10 enoet ser erIte Sell bon
goaps 8eidi6te. 60 eigentiinli6 lie
ol16 flingen mag, lie bilOet nur bas
&orlpiel 81 nod ieltiameren Greig=
niIien.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07
New Corfons Enclose Mofonusko Eqqs

Matanuska hens are doing their noblest, as Easter and egg season draws near. And as a special ges- ture of appreciation, the Mata- nuska Valley Farmers Cooper atin Association has designated an eye-catching new carton to help advertise the results ob- tained by hard-working Valley flocks.
 The attractive green and yellow cartons made their appearance on the counters of all Valley and An chorage merchants this week. In order to make the new carton an especially welcome sight to house wives, merchants featured spe- cial reduced price on Matanuska eggs for this week, too.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07
Honolulu Farmers Will TrN Aicskon Soils

Four Oriental American farm CTS from sunny Honolulu are the Valleys newest agricultural re- cruits. One of the four, Tamatsu Fujirnoto, recently purchased a homesite from the Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation, and will erect a cabin where all of the friends plan to live. .... ...
 Truck farming is the thought the group of new Alaskans is toy ing with. The men came to the Valley last year to investigate it's agricultural possibilities. From here they went to Adak where they spent the winter in employ ment before returning to Homo lulu. The four came winging back to the Territory in a Strato- Cruiser early this week, and MT Fujimoto immediately started back for Palmer to purchase his land.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07
CALL FOR BIDS

UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA, Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station.
 Sealed bids will be received until II a.m., April 10, 1850, and then publicly opened in this of- flee, for the construction of 13 experimental model buildings. Specifications and sketches may be obtained by telephoning Pal mer l8, Agricultural Research Administration, E. G. Ganschow
 Date first publication, March 24, 1850.
 Date last publication. April 2, 1850.
 Published March A, March 31,
 April 2, 1850.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07

CLEAN seed potatoes; uncertified Arctic Seeding. See Ashley Egtvet. (3x)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07
Scout Leaders 10 Attend Meeting in Anehoroqe

Palmer Girl Scout leaders will go to Anchorage next Monday evening to attend the annual meeting of the Anchorage Girl Scout Council Ladies who plan to make the trip include:
 Mrs. Clayton Esslinger, Mrs. Norbert Swoboda, Mrs. Carlos DriggarS. Mrs. May Thompson. Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs. Lew Hanks.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07

ALIIS-CHAI MFRS tractor. exc. cond.; complete wihydraulic lift belt pulley, power take off; has 2-botton1 blow, also cultivator and hitler attach. Ina. Coop Garage. (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07

40 PACKARD convertible coupe; new paint job, new top, new front shocks and knee action parts. Inq. Coop Garage. (ufn
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07

'36 FORD pickup; looks terrible Do you need transportation? Make an offer-money, chalk or marbles. Ina. Coop Garage. (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07
Hendricks Daughter Arrives

An eight pound, seven ounce daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Harry Hendricks of Palmer on April 5, The little girl, who ar rived at Valley Hospital, had not yet been named at press-time.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07

LET Stanley E-Z housecleanlng sets make spring housekeeping easier, faster, more pleasant. On sale now at stateside prices. Call 53-Y-1. (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE

FORD tractor and equipment (43O hrs); double blow; field culti- vator Wlhilling shoes; 5 it. tan dem disc; saw; power take-off: chains; trailer. See V. Fridley, near Grange Hall. (ufn)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07
NOTICE
NOTICE

WHEN in Wasilla visit DORO- THY'S GIFT SHOP, 1 blk. from Depot. Features birch items by PaulSon. (2x)
Valley frontiersman., 1950-04-07

2-RM. cabin, brick effect siding, $700; Broom cabin, $750; 2-rm. cabin and lot, $1,200; all furn. inc. in quoted prices. See Sue Hill, Palmer. (3X)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-20
pARMENTER5, NIECE LEAVING FRIDAY ON
 EXTENDED VACATION

MT. and Mrs. John Parmenter and their niece, Miss Patsy Ann Co., forth. plan to leave Friday on an extended vacation in the states.
 They will go on the Princess Louise to Seattle, where they will take delivery on a new car for a transcontinental motor trip.
 In Stockton, they will visit Mrs. Parmenter's brother, w. A. Rash, then go to Hollywood to see her husbands sister, Mrs. George Evans and her family.
 After a weekend at Catalina, the Juneauites will go east through Arizona, and see the Grand Canyon and the Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico.
 In Poteau, Okla, they will visit Patsy's sister. Mrs. w. R. Piovesan and her husband.
 After a week in Yellowstone Park, the family will head for the Alaska Highway, going to Anchor age to visit friends before returning to Juneau August IS.
 The Parmenters have sold their home on Twelfth Street to Mike Fenster.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-20
'kEY LARGO" E
 FEATURED BILL
 AT 10TH CENTURY

A million-dollar cast with Hump hrey Bogart, Edward c. Robinson. Lurean Bacall features Warner Bros sensational dynamite-packed film. Key Largo" which is an-. nounced as the attraction starting tonight at the 20th Century The atre. In addition to the above trio of stellar names. Lionel Barrymore and Claire Trevor are featured. and Thomas Gomez and John Rodney are cast in important supplementary assignments.
 Key Largo" based on the Max we'll Anderson play as produced on the stage by the Playwrights Com pany, has been directed by John Houston, the ace director who turned out Treasure of the Sierra Madre," another Bogart winner.
 This film marks Robinson's first appearance on the Warner lot since 1942. His Little Caesar" still lin- gers as one of Hollywood'S greatest performances and in Key Largo" he returns to this type of character.
 It is also interesting to note Miss Bacall's new personality in the film. In place of the girl who generally gives out smart quips, she plays a straight heroine role which reveals new facets of her vivid personality. Barrymore plays most of his role from a wheelchair, however this bit adds to the effectiveness of the part, especially when the sparks begin to fly between the principal personalities.
 Music for the production was di- rected under Max Steiner's skilled baton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-20
LARGEST GLASS IN U. OF \. HISTORY TO
 GRADUATE MONDAY

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, May 20-lR The largest graduating class in the history of the University of Alaska will receive diplomas Mon day.
 Forty-three degrees will be con- ferred on A candidates by Sour dough Andrew Nerland. president of the Board of Regents. District Judge Anthony J. Dimond of the Third District will deliver the commence mept address.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-20
FILM ''NEpTUNE'5 DAUGHTER" SUNDAY
 TAT CAPITOL THEATRE

'Neptune's Daughter" said to be the queen of technicolor musicals, comes to the Capitol Theatre Sun day. In the cast are Esther Will Hams, Red Skelton, Ricardo Mon- talban. Betty Garrett and other mu- sical comedy stars.
 For Esther Williams it proves a spectacular follow-up to her stellar appearances in Take Me Out to the Ball Game" and "On An Island With You" For Skelton it marks his first Technicolor musical since Bathing Beauty" in which he also teamed with Miss Williams. and fol- lows his laugh hits in "A Southern Yankee" and "The Fuller Brush Man."
 Montalban, who scored with Es- ther Williams in Fiesta" and "On An Island With You" plays his first romantic role opposite her in the new musical. Betty Garrett comes to the picture from her re- cent successes in Take Me Out to the Ball Game" and Words and Music" Wynn was last seen in The Three Musketeers"; Cugat and his orchestra in "A Date With Judy"
 Outstanding sequences include a spectacular water pageant starring Miss Williams with Skelton adding some of his typical comedy maneu- vers, a swin suit fashion show with curvaceous models selected from Hollywoods most beautiful girls, and thrilling polo match featur- ing Montalban and a crack polo team.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-20
NINE NEW MEMBERS
 INITIATED INTO MOOSE

Nine new members were initiated into Juneau Moose Lodge No. TOO, last night at ceremonies which took place in the lodge hall. The Moose ritual team, headed by past gover- nor John H. Ladely presented an ex- cellent performance.
 Those initiated were: Richard A. Frank, N. J. Nicholson, Roy A. liar ris, Dr. R. L. Stewart, Carl D. Sim mons, Albert L. Weber, Walter E. Davis, Christian J. Ehrendreich and Jacob Aardel.
 Following the ritual members were shown the film "82nd Airborne Di- vision" and the evening closed with refreshments served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-20
pERISHABLES FOR UPPER YUKON PORTS
 LEAVE SEATTLE MAY 27

SEATTLE, May 20-R-The AL aska Steamship Company said to- day it will accept perishable freight for upper Yukon River points be- tween Nenana and Fort Yukon for transportation on the steamer Baranof, scheduled to sail May 27.
 A company statement said:
 Tt is important that all shippers make special note of this sailing since it will not be until the latter part of August that the next Alaska railroad boat sails up river from Nenana, advice received today from the railroad headquarters at An chorage indicates"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-05-20

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