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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
SHIRLEY TEMPLE IS STAR OF CAplT0L'5 FEATURE ON SUNDAY

With a novel theme, RKO Radios Adventure in Baltimore" co-stars Robert Young, Shirley Temple and John Agar in the laugh-filled story of girl who felt the whole town was out of step with her.
 The picture comes to the Capitol Theatre Sunday.
 Expelled from boarding school for not seeing eye to eye with the prim principal on the subject of decorum, Dinah Sheldon returns to her family. determined to make a name for herself as a painter. Her father, a tolerant minister, under stands her. even though her inn pulsive actions are continually get ting him into hot water with his parishioners.
 Dinahs attempts to paint uncon- ventional subjects and to defend women's rights ia highly controver- sial topic in the early 1900s, when the story is laid) bring about the many hilarious situations of the plot
 Young portrays the ministerial father, and Shirley has one of her most sparkling roles as Dinah, with Agar cast as her boy friend. Albert Sharpe, Josephine Hutchinson and Johnny Sands are ill prominent supporting roles. Richard Wallace directed the Dore Schary presen- tation, and Richard H. Berger pro- duced. Lionel Houser wrote the screenplay from the story by Les ser Samuels and Christopher Isher- wood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
REGlSTRATl0M STARTS
 NEXT WEEK FOR RED
 CR0SS HOME NURSING

Registration for the American Red Cross home nursing course will begin next week. There will be no examinations and no fees for the course taught in cooperation with civil defense plans for national defense.
 Three classes will be held with a maximum enrolment of Is for each class. The classes will be two g. hour sessions weekly and continue for three weeks each. The after- noon class starts Monday, February l2 and will be held each Monday and Wednesday for three weeks from l 80 to 3:30. The first evening class will start February 12 and will be held Monday and Wednes- day evenings from 730 to 9:30. The second evening class starts Tuesday. February IS, and will be held Tuesday and Thursday eve nings from 7:30 to 9:30.
 Each of the three classes will be held at the Methodist Church in the room adjoining the sanctuary. Registrants are to contact Mrs. Fred Henning by telephoning 443 between the hours of g am. to pm. starting next Monday. Last day of registration will be next Thurs day.
 Instructors for the courses who have, completed the instructors course in home nursing are Mrs. Howard Minkler, Mrs. Baryl Atkin- son, Mrs. Ethel Holmes, and Mrs. Stanley Hamlin. They are graduate nurses and recently completed the instructors course under Miss Flor ence Ulrich of the American Red Cross.
 The three classes are to be fol- lowed by succeeding classes as the demand warrants. It is the aim Of the Red Cross to have one person in each family complete the course so that the knowledge gained may be used in case of any emergency.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
JEANNE GRAIN GET5
 FERROUS ROLE IN
 "plNkY" AT 10TH

When Jeanne Grain was handed the acting plum of the year, the title role in "Pinky," Daryl F, Zanuck's poignantly moving drama, which comes to the Twentieth Cen tury Theatre tonight, she turned her back on sweet girl parts.
 She escaped from series of campus roles briefly in "A Letter to Three Wives"
 After a role of another angelic wife in The Fan" she retired for six months to await the arrival of Michael, her second son, born last January. Her other boy, Paul, is two. and named after his father, Paul Brinkman.
 Two weeks after her son was born she made test for the role of "Pinky" and five weeks later she was playing the part.
 Before I went to work in the picture there was quite a lot of discussion as to whether I should darken my skin and dye my hair since 'Pinky" was a Negro girl who passed for white" Miss Grain ex- plained, but MT. Zanuck decided against using any trick makeup eff fleets. He had me part my hair in the middle, comb it tightly around
 While the five-foot three inch, 31- knot in the back. No makeup was used"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
B ARRIVE IN JUNEAU
 VIA PAN AM; f6 LEAVE

Thirteen arrivals and 16 depart ures was Pan American World Air. ways score for Juneau yesterday.
 From Seattle passengers were: B. Beckstrom. Ernest Mcdonald, Vir- ginia Pine, Bill Reedy, Daryl Rob- erts, Rose Lawrence, Robert and Joyce Rowland, Robert and Lois Wheeler, Mike, Teresa and Mike Fenster.
 For Seattle: Donna McMillan, P. s. Kollander, Lillian Jenkins, May and David Benitz, w. E. Sydow, Art Sanford, Dr. John Nevitt, Joe Miller, John Likness, MT. and Mrs. L. Richardson, D. c. McMacken, Mrs. Al Kuhn and son John.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
pNA MAN HERE

Bill Handlen, traffic agent with Pacific Northern Airlines at An chorage since last November, is in Juneau for few days on a get acquainted trip. He spent two sea- sons in the Aleutians with the Coast and Geodetic Survey and originally comes from Vancouver, B. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
SALES TAX PENNIES
 NEARLY S30,000 NOW

City sales taxes paid for the quarter ending December 31, 1850, netted the City of Juneau nearly S30,O00. Some of the amount in- cluded overdue payments from the previous quarter. It is expected that a few delinquent payments will still come in, according to report made last night by City Clerk c. L. Popejoy to the City Council.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
DAN NEELEY FALLS
 ON ICE, $. FRANKLIN

Dan Medley slipped and fell on the ice near the Glacier Cab stand on South Franklin Street last night knocking himself unconscious. lie said that he mus. have lain there for ten minutes before Bob Chur- chill discovered him and took nm to St. Ann's Hospital That is dangerous place and should be sanded." he declared this morning. Medley is a veteran of World War II and was previously with the CAA at Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
LUNCHEON SALE

Luncheon sale by the Missionary Society at the Memorial Presbyter- ian Church, opposite Ball Park, from 2-6 pm. Saturday. Boiled salmon Chop suey. The public is welcome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
H0SpITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday were: Helvig Christensen, Carol Ann Council, Kenneth Lowe Dan Medley, Mrs. A.ne Shudshift.
 Dismissed: William Horton, Mrs Jack Stearns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03

Fried chicken, T-b0ne, top sir loin, fillet mignon, Royal Holsters, prawns, oysters-S2.50 per dinner at the COUNTRY CLUB-Open all night. 725-1t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
TINE IN

Q am. tomorrow-Columbia net work Church of the Air-presented this week by Church of Christ. (Acapella singing). Tzo-lt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03

Fried chicken, T-bone, top sir Ioin, fillet mignon, Royal Holsters, prawns, oysters -S2.50 per dinner at the COUNTRY CLUB-Open all night. 725-lt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03

Express shipping service in the United States began on March !, 1889.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03

The minimum depth of the Suez Canal is 34 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03
TUNE IN

9 am. tomorrow-Columbia net work Church of the Air-presented this week by Church of Christ. (Acapella singing. s.s5-ls
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-02-03

Sewing machines Tor rent at Marie's Sewing Center. 702-tf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03

len, Ole Sdtpierisfeiten oes MGtags
gum &aIbine @ottes ll,,1 gum groBte,,
gMsen fir nniere eigenen Seelen 81,
iibertpinoen.
2nbt uns, nrei,e teueren griioer
uno 'sdmeitern, gum 5eite ser 8e-
burt GbriIti INN bas sSeIustino Der.
eirtigen uno Sbm unler 8ertralte,,
1ino 1lniere 2iebe nno Soffnung be.
5eltgen. 2aBt uns Sbm uniere &er5en
oarbieten luno ueripreden, baB mir
BEL Sbm nltsbarrer,, on Seine llnenbr
life Siebe lt1o 8armber5igfeit slulls
ben, Sbm bienen llnb Seine @ebote
erfiillen aperben.
Snoem ih @lh, perebrte Batter
nt1b teuere 8riboer 1ttb SflpeItern,
gum freltoigen 5elt besriibe, bringe
id gu6 auen uno iebem eiuaelnen
metne beIten Wiin'6e l1nb perli6ere
@,,d, oaB i'd gu urllerem Seilano Sc.
Jus llnaufborlib beten aperbe, Guh
init allem @liten su iegnen, gub Sroit
81 Derleiben lup6 guer @usbarren i'm
@uten ar itG6rfen. a. ...
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03

'5isungsinal gum @ottesbaus. Iurf,
2eisgnlng Der hriitlihen gngel- uno
D1nnonenlebre ,i1tb 8eraDerfing Scr
e1pigen Strafe itebt er II, bireftern
8egenIas gum fatboliihen @la,rben.
geur altf 8efebl o6er 3ulaiiung Got
tes fann oie @eiiternpelt nit ben Men-
ihen in 8erbinbltng treten - udb-
reno Ser Spirittsaniis borgibt, burd)
feline Mebten Die @eiiter berbeirlfen
5u fonnen. Durh cine gntideioung
bonn "a. glpriI 1918 bat Die Stride
ieoe Seilnabrne ON Ipiritiltiihen Sis-
,r1gen perbote1, nlp6 tpenn iie lirtter
Dem S6ein ser gbrbarfeit nnb Srom=
ntigfeit Dor iib geben, lei es, baB man
Die Sealen ser Setter befraet, iei es,
+1aB maj, ibre Mnt1porten anb0rt ober
baB nlqn nur 5uItin,a1tt, ielbit Damn,
ipenn, man gegen iebe @enteiniduft
NIT boien 8eiitern 8ertpabrl,ng ein-
legt.
2ebtli6 lit Spiritis1nus 0dmonen-
oienIt, 10 bab ser peritorbene 8iI6of
@ilbelm Shneiber bon Eaberborn au
8eht ihrieb: .Sat er - Ser Geufel
- niht ielbit ole Spufpbdncmene
berporgebradt, 10 miro er es bod ge-
tueien iein, Der DIE iii,tbbnfte Subt
nod Dem @eiIterperfebr 1pefte uno in
allen Stiiden oas ipiritiltilbe grei-
ben 6ltrh Ieinen 8eiitnno iinterltiitte"
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SIM aurnpf sesen alien off,llten
ltrf,lg gibt uns Die Stride in Dem
8orte oes bl. HnIlus Il Ein. 40
oas grobe 8etuabrllngsmitted: r3ie
beionii6e1, a,tto ultpeibilben Jabeln
n1eioe! ltebe bif bafiir inuner ntebr
in Der 5romlnigfeitl"
Phil. Schmidt, ST..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03

ger I'M sntereiie Granfreibs aIs oes
oelitihen goltes ieIbIt. Benn Die
ll6SS& nirf ibre 1lntionnlen BeltarrD.
teile aerihlagen tpare, tpiir0en bic ans
gel1hiilhen M16te Dem fra1l50ii-
l6en golf ausreihenbe @arantien ge,
gen ieoe sluferItebung zines 1eutIhen
Weilitarisnus Iiefern.
Soipeit Die Mnbtbaber bonn &reml
ielbit alf Die bon ibnen geaDiinihte
&onferena unter ben gegeripartigen
l1n1lt1nben nitbt beraibten aperben.
miro iie ibnen apabriheinlib iebmere
GnttduIh,1neen bereiten. @s lit ielbIt
fir bie mosfotpitilben Snperialilten
failm rnoelih. i'm Sernen Often einen
&rieg ge9en ole Gereinten Nationen
5u entfaden unb eifrie gu lrnterltiiten
lino IN europa bie ginbe5iebling
@elt<Oeutiblanbs in Die 8erteioi-
gungsfront Der 8eItnladte 5u perbin-
bern. @enn manhe llrrperbelferlihe
anbdnser Ser Beld,tftigl,,rgspo
Die al1b auf Der Commonwealth +Rons
feren5 in 2o1loon niht feblten, be-
ballpten, baB Die @binelen IN &orea
aus Grellnoi6aft fir Nosfnu i,nb in
treller 8efolgung Der 1rarriitiiben
'Doglnen tampfen, 10 glauben Tie fa,un
lelbit baran. Na1oem oie Nosfoapi-
ter ale ebentaligen iapaniihen @af-
fenfabrrfen in ser ManbIburei por-
iorslib abmontiert baben, lit Sic .9te-
gierlns" BON Befitig nibt et,t11lnI int
Itanbe, oie 8etpebre 5u ersellgerl tpel-
DIE lie CUR 8ef1rnpflng Ser hineli-
iben IufItdnoiiden braudt,
DtaBgebeno fir sic epentuellen
Gerban0lllngen nit Sen Wadtbabern
bonn 4renpl tpdre bas, mas iie obtte-
oies ihon piilen llno 5apar, oaB ibr
lleberfaa al,f Weit- europa nit Itom=
bonlben auf Die ntosfoapitiiben StGote
uno init glufitatroen Ser unteroriidten
Hationeil beant1portet ipiiroe. Die
Soff,lrngen ser nlosfospitiihen Ssan=
perialiiten oieie @efabr burd sic
8erbanolungen ab5ilipetloen, NIT mel
6en lie beabiid)tigen, nlande @egen=
iate 1lnter oen @eitndbten al per=
lf,drfen, iinb edn5Iid 1lnbegriinbet.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03
Biz meihuahtHhnttd1aft hrB
Arnttnl. Hit1tatnrs fir hip
Akrainr in mpffpurnpa

Sle Itralilil6c Go6enI6rlf1
,G6riitlide Stirnne' in Miindel
|bra6te in ibrer @eibna1tsnummer
Ioie 8oti6aft bes 8iihofs Sapar
guc5e, 1pel6er mir folger1be slus5iigs
entnebmen:
0teine tel1eren 8riiher uno Shmc.
itern in Gbrilto! 8ir miilien oud
oiesmal oas ,grobe 6eit GbriIti Sc
burt in frenOen 2a1bern 5eritreut
feiertt nit i6merer Sebnluft i'm Ser,
gen nad llnierem Seinotlono, nad
l1nieren Seripm,oten ltro SSrelnoen
mel6e 0ort geblieben ii11o. llnlere
Srdllme iiber llnlere t0ei1ufebr itnn
nod nibt Der1pirfli6t, lpeil ser barnr-
ber5ige @ott llnleren 8louben 1tno
unler Gertrauen su Seiner gorje.
blng, 1inlere 2iebe llnb 9offnllng aui
Seine Iamaht ,mo 1menolid)e 8arnl-
ber5igfeit nod 1peiter priifen Mil.
@enn audi IN ser Srelnbe, fonnen mir
oaS 5eit Ser @eburt Gbriiti frei fei=
ern, llnb barin oas eroBe @ebeinlnis
Der llnen6li6en 2iebe @ottes oer-
ebren; mir baben cine belonOere @ele=
getrbeit, lns in oen Sltge,rben oes
@laubelrs, ser Spffmlng alno ser 2ie=
be 81 Itdrfen. @ir fonnen inns ni6t
genug tpunoern, Dob Ser Sobn @ot,
tes IN Sic 8elt fam, Inn l1ns Dor Ser
eiuigen 8er0ammrlis 5u retten, inoen1
gr bon Der Sungfrm1 Maria in benl
arlnen llno falten Stall geboren tpur-
oe. Sn unieren tSer5en pddlt oos
gertrauen, eritarft bie Soffnrng, ent.
brennt Die 2iebe sum @ottesIobn,
lpel6er Oieien @eg tpablte, Inn sll ums
5u fonunen, 8ott 5u perberrliben unO
unlere Seelen 5u retten. lin Sen
9flrbm @ottes 1pieoer auf5urihten lluO
Oie Wteni6en nit @ott 5u periobnen,
lpdblte oer @ottesiobn Sen @eg, tpei-
der in Der &rippe BON 8etbIeben Be-
gann llno uuf @olgatba enoete. Grit
onr6 ESein 8eilpiel uno Damn aud)
ourd) 'Sein 8ort gibt ser @otteslobn
oen Weniden 1ie bebelltianlte 2ebre,
baB bas &reu5 Elm Spnrbpl Ser poll-
fommeniten Singabe an @ott, Elm
3eiben Ser ieIbItloien 2iebe sun,
Nddlten it, Das lit oie ein5ige 2ebre,
1peld)e oie 8elt retten uno tie in elm
Heid 8ottes bertpnnoeln farm.
9ie beutige @elt, tpelbe oie 2ebre
uno bas Beiipiel 6es @ottesIobnes
peridnabte, ianf 10 tief, oab iie Dor
ser i6refliGben @efabr zines neuen
&rieges itebt, apelher ourh feline
Graulomfeit uno feline gra,,cnbaftell
Solgen ale porberigen iiberlteigen
miirOe. gs gibt feline anoere Mettung
fiir oie 8elt, als ii6 Dor Dem sseIus,
fino BON 8etbleben 5u beltgen, tpel-
DIES allen Weeni6en oie bobe 2ebre
bringt, oaB es Die eiraige sufgabe oes
0tenlden lit - ben @illen @ottes al
erfiillen unb 0arnit @ott an uerberr-
liben. SIM 8ergleih 81 bieIer tpibtig,
item Mutgabe lit aIles anbere 10 MIDI
tig, Dob Der @ottesfobn ailf alle irbi.
ihen Glitter Der5ihtete. INN 6ie @rbe.
blrng Der Menihen gegen Bott All Bill.
ben. Das aino @ottes Iebrt a1ns, ole
apidtisiten Gragen oes 2eberrs 5u To-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03

senlabt bobe u1to iest lbou npehr ais
i'm Sabre 1886 probr3iere Ibfasge-
biete iperoen beioroers fir optiife
Gr5eugniiie, Gbeinrfalien. Ndffinen-
tperf5el,ge, ltbrer, Spieliohen, @las=
naren, Boraeaau, Stabl. unb
Shneiolparen lno 8eitede eeIltbt
Ser 8eneralfoniul bat ole abiidt, oas
linn 5ipgetpielene @ebiet su bereiien.
IS lrmihlieBt 8bomine, COLORADO,
Soma, Miiioltri, @iscoritn, Satnois
lno Wontana 0itli6 Der groBeu @e-
btrge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03

| fatlu1rerll bes 8enghperfs estt1penoet
Gr batte Iben sluftrng, bas @etreibe
Su oerteilell llnter Die arbeiter, uber
feline @age bate eiten bobleu @e.
auibsitein 3eblt Sabre tnlg tpug
Sngpe, 11rein Sobn, oa5 @etreiDe ub,
ben 9feis INTO be1 See. @robe Reid}-
timer batte er iib geIonlnrelt.
8elitt er tidt bos groBte 8uren-
bolts ser Stabt, NO er nit Ieiner
sSrall luro ieinett &irtoerr i'm lleber-
fll1b lebt2 - Sein 8eiIt lit getuid,e11
- Glib mir nod &eislpaiier. &ier-
beng. sld), in belIen t5altFet ebe id
bie @eilter nod INIT mid perfnnu1uelt
aunipit Oll iie Dertreiben? - 9aein,
tie 1pei6en MIR, Deltl ib alles geIaat
babe, mos lie 1piilell! ,,,.
9a iist ser 8eiit 5es Sobnes met
mes llneliids! garidpa. mas biit SAT?
Jtl6ts oils ein ar1tler Irbeiter, Der
binablteigt NIT ben o1tbern in bie grrlz
eeipeibe her groe! &esbalb biIt on
niht reid lutb mleelebet 1pie oette
8riioer2 - Sd iprad 81 Gltld}l,i.
nleilren1 Sobre: Ser aalan berlangt,
|6ab oll Sen gseg abn,eilelt, Der in oen
Berg fiibrt bis sum groBen Sdnt}t,
tporauf bie 1rrit >&oble1, belnoelren
|Sdlitten ge5oeen tperoe,t. D." - sd
aperoe es tlul. gnter," iprah g1tffati
~sber ioee mir, lpesbalb lpiI Der Sll-
an oie 2a11ge oes @eges 1piffnt2" Sd
o11t1portete ibtrt: rSSse ld,,eer Der &eg
lit, beIto erober lit bie anadbl Der
Soels, oie Der Srelatb bes 8lrmn on
Gle Irbeiter perteilen nrtB-" l1r,o id,
CAB ibm ei1t 3eiden nrit benr Iinfen
sllge auro er gine bin lt,to 1uafte Die
Weiilrng. '>t
Gage Dergi1pgell. Ger &uun aber
1parb arngeoltloie lnb lprnd}: y@at
nidt glrIdp,ti, hein sSobn. ben 8ea
gelneilen, Der IN 6en 8erg bi1,nb=
fiibrt2" ll1ro id) fragte @uid,lli:
~groudIt ou Sage, INN bert 8eg 81,
ntellen? aamtlt bu ni9t Die Sufeln
be1utsell, lporoltf Die g11tferarung Der
nergn,lge,1en SSsabre eineefhrieben
iill0 2" - Gllifpti I6iittelte ben &ppf
uno iprad: ~Odein Gater, ftebe oa
l6on 5tueinpal nnefe i6 SEN @eg 1,to
filuoe, oab oie Safeln Der oerqangenen
Sabre falt ben boppelten 8eg nlrge
ben." - 8ei bieIen @orten tparb
nlein Ser5 eri6iittert llrt6 Der 3opf
,pafelte getpaltig nltf nrei,rem &napte.
~Sobn meines l1ngliids, rief id ults,
~Dilit 0lt i6ldlter lein alS ore, 1pelhc
Dor oir bieie slrbeit getan2 Sic baben
quite @el6dfte gelnaht." GltIfaii ober
5orte nidt allf oie 8orte iei1ees grei=
len &aters, io1tber,t iibergdb aem &l,f
on Die Safelrl. Sieler aber Ihrie tim
an: r8eb, on Gle1loer, 11irurr 1eille
Sade ll1ro grdbe &pblenl"
u6at bein Gater nod ioIf,e Sobne,
oie Dos cine 9lllge 1tid)t perbalrtber fa.
benz" - l11po gatidl1i lit EN- or1,uer
Sel1fel geblieben 1pie biele nroere. gr
gleift nid)t Dent Ornden INIT 6en ae.
offneten &lalten. - Gutter gbrl,eie
rpor er nid)t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-02-03

Sr. &r,appitein. ~8ir fo1l,ten nid,t 10
leben tpie Die Na5is es oeriuhten,
inbetn mir l,rtfer 2ano ielbltgeriigian1
MAIDEN. I'm am 2eben sl bIeibetl,
miiiien mir init Der 9anaen @elt $50,
rem talri6en." @r tpies aub oarauf
bin. Dob 0elltidla,tos 2artbapirtidaft
nibt Die geiamte 8enolfering ern1b.
ren fonne, beionbers oa ein GROCER
Geil bes 2anbes in ruiiilden Sdnoen
iei. 8elt-9 t-9eutiblapbs StGrfe liese in
Ieiner S1uouitrie, Die ieit gnbe bes
&rieges tpieoer erbeblid)e Sortidritte
Evening star., 1951-01-17
Comdr. Weems Dies
As Plane Falls in River

1t. Comdr. George T, Weems,
29-year-old son Of Capt. P. v. H.
Weems. U. S. NJ. retired, famous
Navy navigator. and a civilian test
pilot were drowned when their
plane crashed in the Delaware
River near New Castle, Del, yes
Iterday, All-American Airways an
nounced.
The civilian test pilot was John
r. Walden of Willow Run, Del.
The Associated Press reported
the crash occurred in the Della
ware River off Dobbinsville. The
seaplane was owned by All-Amer-
lean Airways. Inc. The bodies
have not been recovered.
Comdr. Weems was stationed at
the Patuxent Md Naval Air
Station as test pilot. He was
graduate of the Naval Academy
in the class of 1912. Later he had
duty as pilot in this country and
in the Pacific theater. He is sur
vived by his father and mother.
Capt. Weems is the author of
number of textbooks on aerial ma
rine navigation and developed a
simplified system of calculating
the position of ships and aircraft.
He operates the Weems System of
Navigation, Annapolis. A WASH
ington office, Weems Navigation,
Inc, is at 1916 K street NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-17
Germans at Least Know Who Calls the Tune

United States Army officers mess
hall and lounge here.
A streetcar conductor and a
school teacher were the only ones
to get all II questions approx
mately right. Among those who
could not answer more than half
the questions were a druggists as
sistant, a girl employe of the
United States Army and a radio
store owner.
|, The Tageblatt headlined its re-
port on the quiz: Eisenhower
an American jazz composer!"
The newspaper concluded its
article by giving its overall esti-
mate that Germans on the whole
seemed better informed about the
United States than the average
American officer and enlisted man
over here is about Germany.
Seventeen out of SO Germans
knew that Washington was the
Capital of the United States. A
week ago, when the Tageblatt
conducted similar quiz among
Americans, it showed that few
could correctly name the capital
Iof West Germany as Bonn.
Evening star., 1951-01-17
Burma Surgeon Found Guilty
Of Treason, Gets 6-Yeor Term
Seogrove Sentenced
For Aiding Tribesmen;
Will Appeal Verdict
BY the Associofed Press

RANGOON. Burma, Jan. 17.-A
Burma court today judged Dr.
Gordon Seagrave, World War lis
Burma Surgeon, guilty of
high treason.
The 53-year-old American was
sentenced to serve six of his re-
naming years in prison for aiding
hill tribesmen rebelling against
the Burmese government.
DR.. Seagrave's attorney said he
would appeal the verdict and that
he expected the appeal to be heard
in about three weeks. Meanwhile
the doctor was returned to jail.
The court found DR.. Seagrave
guilty of two of three charges. 1t
sentenced him to six years at hard
labor on one count, and one year
on the other, with the sentences
to run concurrently.
The verdict came as complete
surprise. Most persons here eX-
pected his acquittal. Nurses from
his hospital wept as the court for
Evening star., 1951-01-17
By Crosby S. Moves

A co-ordinated emergency feed
ing service has been set up under
the Districts civil defense pro-
gram ano is ready to go into
action Immediately in case of an
attack. it was announced today.
Stated by the Districts lead
ing hotel and restaurant men and
built around existing feeding facil-
tiles, the service would be able
to supply emergency food to bomb
casualties and cope with the prob
lens of feeding bombed-out refu-
gees, according to Acting Civil
Defense Director John E. Fondahl
In the civil defense setup, the
emergency feeding service comes
under the general heading OF
welfare services. headed by Ge.
rard M. Shea. District welfare di-
rector. However. direct control is
Evening star., 1951-01-17
By GouIt MocGowon
North American Newspaper Alliance

tN1fHI S<uStiIdH 'NSWsk1fS' N'eAhSv
HEIDELBERG, Jan. 17.-"Eis-
enhower is an American jazz COM
poser!" This was the reply OF
Hans Schultz, a burly butter-and
egg dealer here, to the question
"Who is Eisenhower? (a) An
American film star; CD An Amer
lean general; Co An American
jazz composer"
This answer emerged during an
inquiring- reporter quiz organized
in the crooked streets of this uni
versity city by the Tageblatt here
The check was followed anxious
.ly by American observers eager to
discover the result of five years OF
American contacts and educa-
tional efforts through Washing
tons high-powered Voice OF
America broadcasts and the local
Amerika Haus voice and vision
programs.
Other answers that emerged,