davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07
Bptrahtung rtttrH 1Etnfantrr,
Sm &albe

Sd iibe aaein I'M boben 8ergtpalo,
uno ulles lit ltia INN MIDI Der; nur
5luei 80glein 5pitl6ern Ieiie uno BON
peitber bort man 5eittpeiie Die slrt
oes Sol5ma6ers, tpie langlamen Yen-
oellhlag bon elmer eroBen l1br. Die
Come briitet iiber Der 8Gume @ip=
fel, uno i'm .ianften 2uft5ue i6lpanfen
Die oberlten 3lpeige bonn 2iht i'm
S6atten llno bonn Sdatten i'm 2i6t.
llno mo- bas CRIME 2aubgepolf ii6
offnet, i6al1t ser Sinmel berein nit
ieinem groBen blauen sluge. Md @ott,
mie lit es Itia un0 1ieb uno id)0n in
oieler einlan1en @elt - un6 bod lit
es unenoli6 reid uno lebenbig bier
uno ulles 5abqos; menn mir feineres
@ebor batten, 10 ipiiroen mir Elm lit.
ermeBli6 Soien boren tpie biele So
brifen, Sabrndrfte nno Weeresbror=
len 5nlammengenommen. Sn ben
3meigen ipinnen ii6 neue Sproiien
fiirs nafite Sabr; ieoes 8latt reiit
aus, bis es trodener un0 loier tpiro
- tper 5ablt Die Raupen unb Spin-
men uno &aferlein, Die MIR an einem
ein5igen 9aum ibre ipeite @elt baben,
|nno ieoes fleine Sierlein lit nit ieinen
belonoeren Ingelegenbeiten bel6df=
tigt; INN Sen 8aum ielber Iegt iid)
ringsum cine neue Sdidt, als 5oge
Der Baum ieOes Sabr unter Dem
Wantel Der &inoe Elm neues Seno an,
10 oaB man an Ser 3abl Ser @inge
Iein sitter iiebt. l1no llnter Dem 8oocn
graben ii6 langIam bie @ur5eln tpip
8ergmdnner ibre Sba6te tpeiter unb
meiter, uno i6langeln iib um ben
Stein berum 11nb iuben 6en gab-
rungsiaft; un6 1pie in tpunberbaren
8runnenleitungen iteigt, tpas oie
8ur5elfaier getrlnfen bat, binauf,
fiinf5ebn bis fiinfltno5tpan5ig Meter
bod, big in BEN b0dlten 3tpetg -
oas lit 0as leibte 8lut bes 8au-
mes -, uno miro au 2aub ltn5
Splint llno Warf lino &ol5, in ser
CtrIe 3u SontglQTr.
ltnO menn ib neben mir 5u 8oben
lange, pie lit oas elm @eIebt Don
Woos uno @ras a,n6 &raltt un0
4rautern 10 mannigfaltig = auf
ieoem 3oa groe tpdhIt oft aebnfa6
lperidieoenes @epd6s. Sa, tpenn elmer
nur ales, ieben unto begreifen f0,rnta,
mas lit uno geidiebt, 10 tpeit ct NIT
Sen Qrmen ret6en fann, es fGme ibin
mie cine ganae @elt Dor. @as lebt
un6 briitet aber erit i'm itunben.peiten
I@alo uno crit in DEM peiten @alb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07

gebirge! - @o5u bot es oenn @ott
erid)affen, tpofiir 10 biele Runit nmo 10
5abaoie Wannigfaltigfeit, oa MIR elm
weniges, nur elm tptn5iges 8roielein
bonn @an3en oem Neniden 5n @eliGt
uno 81 8eritano fonrnt2
@ott idaut es ielber an: es lit oas
groBe ltbrtperf nit Millionen ssigit.
rem, bas @r erl6affen bat uno bas gr
alein fennt un6 per1tebt bis in Sen
fleinlten 3abn uno Stiff. ssbm lit
allies 10 flur uno bel, tpie 1penn Ct
ieoen 8egenItano, oas fleinIte Moos,
ben falt ltnit6tbaren Hegentropfen in
Der SanO bdtte rno Sag uno Naht
obne aufbor betradtete, als pGre
oieies Ser ein5ige 8egenitano ouf ser
@elt ooer ais pGre es bie gan5e @elt
ielber.
ltno bod iinb ale bieie Oinge nur
Ser SuBifemel nno ser sSuBteppid,
fir oif ielber, 0 Wenid! Ou bilt es,
Delber @ott iiber ulles anliegf, oih
betradtet gr geraoeio, tpie cine Dfut=
ter ibr ein5iges &ino betrahtet, Dor
oeiien @iege tie iibt. gr modte ii5er
aaes, 0oB ou gelllno, lbon uno etpia
jung perOeIt, e6en tpeil gr oi6 alS
Sein &inO liebt. Sue bod @ott nno
Sir ielber Sen @efallen nn6 1pero,
lbon! Alban StolS
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07

bere S1us, ben Dearia nit oem Sfa-
pulier Derbunben bat, lit es, tpeI1er
oemielben ieinen @ert uno feline &raft
berleibt.
Wenn nber al,6 bas 8ertrauen, bas
mir auf Waria, Ser 40nigin bes Sta.
pulters, ieten, ein 1nbegren5tes iein
loa, 10 oarf es bod nibt Elm permehe-
mes lein. Gas Sfapulier tpurbe 5uelit
oen 8riioern bonn 8erge &arrnel &C.
geben, Die iicb Don ieber aus5eibnete:t
onr6 ibren 8uBgeiit uno cine aarie
2iebe 5llr liebe1 Wt1tter 8ottes; bar
aus miiilen ipir erfennen, oaB altb
mir Oas Sfapulier tragen miiiien I'M
Gel ite Ser 8uBe uno als tpabre &inoer
Wartens, sic aus alien &rdften ltad)
Sngeno itreben, ibre Bfli6ten trell
erfiillen 1no ibr etpiges Sell in
Siherbeit bringen ourd quite @erfe
iegli6er slrt. 8er 10 geiinnt it, ser
miro Ser @naoen teilbaftig, Die NIT
Dem Sfapltlier perblrnoen itno, auf)
penn er aus Shma6beit man6e Sch.
Ter begebt rno lelbit bas rtngliid
bitte, in cine i6tpere Siinbe gu fallen.
Waria miro linn liebepon bie Sano
rei6en, bamit er BON ieinem sSan
pieoer aufltebe 1no nibt in ser Sob
iiinoe babiniterbe; I'M Segfeuer ober
miro lie i'm liebeooa trolten uno boz
Digit aus oemlelben befreien.
@er bingegen bos &lei0 Mariens
trdgt, obne Elm &ino Wariens iein 5u
ipollen, tper ii6 auf oas Sfapulier
perlaBt, nm in Siinoen nnb 2aItern
fort5uleben, per Sic 8naoe, bie Maria
ibm uermitteln mill, NIT unbuBferti=
gem @cr5cn BON iidb itoBt, Elm folder
pereitelt ielblt Sic 8erbeiBungen llno
lie6reiden Ibiid)ten ser Wutter ser
9armber5igfeit; ibn fonnen bunbert
|Sfapl1liere nibt Dor oem etpigen Ser,
Oerben ifiiben. l1no tpenn es anb
idon geideben lit, 6oB Wfaria einen
|groBen Climber, ser trob leiner Ser
irrungen penigitens nod bas Sfapu-
lier tr1g als Elm 3eiden ieiner friibe=
rem 2iebe 81 Maria, nod in Ger leg.
ten StltnOe ieines 2ebens cine tpabre
Reue iiber feline Siinben erlangt uno
ibn 10 nor Der Sole betpabrt bat, 10
miiiien iolhe 8eiipiele uns getpiB auf,
muntern, oas Sfapulier 5u nebmen
uno anoa6tig 81 tragen, aber ite iol,
fen uns ia fein perlneiienes Sertrouen
auf oas Sfapulier Elm fl0Ben; Denn Elm
permeiienes 8ertralten lit cine I6pere
Siinoe, uno bllrd Siinoen fann man
lpeoer 8ottes @naoe nod oie Sulo
uno ben geiitano Ser ieligiten Sung,
fralt getpinnen. 8ott lit bie 8arnpber-
5igfeit ielbit, l,no Wearia lit bie Wtut,
ter Ser 8armber5igfeit; 8ott lit lang
miitig, uno Wtaria gleibfaus; aber
pie @ott Seiner nif)t ipotten ldBt, 10
audi 0taria niht; unier 8ertrauen
auf Seine @iite ioa (ourD unbesren5t
iein, aber ni6t Dermeiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07
. Suc N., Neb.

Sboutousihl1ge, iiberbuupt olle
&alttleioen, Suder, lcld)te ltno lhlinl,
me Sal1t9eid)Diire, fommen uon nn-
reineln 9lut, l1no ons llnreine 8lut
fommt pon ungelunoer &olt uno rns
reiner 2uit, pesbalb man taglid Die
3inmer, namentlit) Die Shlaf5im=
mer, liiften lou. I'm ernlte Sullt=
Ieioen 5u beilen, gtbt ea eintufe
Sausmittel, sic BON ieOem l1no 81;
ieoer Belt ongepanot peroen fonnen.
"a lit Dor ullem bie 9ebnnolung nit
giiig. Sino SdnOe ooer SSiiBe Don
leibtem ooer i6perem Salltleioen CT
fabt, gieBe man gilig, am beiten pei-
ben gliig, in elm 8efdB, am beQ1enl=
item in cine groBe Sfiiiiel, unO baGe
Sic SSGnoe poer Oie iSiiBe etlpa cine
balbe Stllnoe lang, obne lie ab5utrpd-
men. I'm cine I6uellere Soellung sll
belpirfen, nebme man ous 9ao penln=
items breimal taglid), belonoers lpenn
oie Sout brennt 1lno ihmer5t. @ia
man cine quite 9tahtrllbe buben,
nebme man oas glligbao fltr5 Dor Dem
Shlofengeben 1lno begebe lif, pbne
ab5utrodnen, 81 gett. Seler, oenen
oieles S6eilperfobren al oieler Stclle
anen1pfoblen tporoen lit, DurOen in
penigen @ohen gebeilt - einige, Die
ieit oielen Wonaten piel @elO fir
bod)ongeprieiene 6eilnlittel perals-
gabt batten. sln Steae Oes glliga
fam man nub 5ltm 8aoen Sabafs-
briibe perpenoen. Wan luei6e flein=
eel6nittenen Sabaf iiber gtad)t IN
Iautparmem ooer beiBern 8alier ein
unO ieibe oas @an5e am nddlte1
Worgen bur6 eiu feines Sieb. Sos
pobl Sabaf als al1h gliig totem 8ifte
an Der Sberfldfe ser &aut uno mir
fen beileno. 8er nod oem 8enllB uon
grobeeren (Strnlpberries) Die loge-
nannte .Ralb" befomut, muB bait
oeren @enuB meiOen. Iuh bel Gbren-
i6mer5en bilft Sic InrpenOung uou
giiig, inoem man Elm nit marmen
gilig getrdnftes 8a1nrwollballd)d}en
ins ibmer5enOe DIR ltedt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07
. 5. g., 81. -

Ser S60pfer bat ieoem 0teniden
ols Die eroBte @abe einen freien @il.
len anerihaiien. Der Wienl6 lit oaber
frei, @utes 5u tl1n, 8oles 81 tun ooer
oos @ute 5u unterlaiien. SeOe CUTE
Sat miro BON @ott belobnt uno ienc
bolc Sat beltraft. Gin Sieb o0er WtOrs
ser fann Dem Irm ser iroil6en @e-
re6tigfeit entgeben our6 6lu6t ODER
ourh geididte Mopofatenl6li6e. Gem
slrm Ser gottlihen @eredtigteit fann
fem Weni6 entflieben. Seoe CUTE uno
ieoe boie Sat miro in oas guh oes
2ebens eingetragen, uno am gnoc
ieoen observation-disclosures erblift Der
Meni6 aae, au6 Die geringlten, &C.
oonfen, @orte uno @erfe ieines fur.
sen ODER langen 2ebens. @ie Die u5r
i'm Sauie ieoen Sropfen 8alier,
ieoen @ebraub ser glettri5itat I'M
Sauie eenau regiitriert, 10 regiltriert
oos 8u6 oes 2ebenS ieoe quite uno
ieoe b0le Sat oes Wenl6en. Sir irO!.
lhe S6uloen iino mir perantportIid)
uno nliillen lie ab5ablen. goie Saten
miillen entmeoer in oielen1 2eben ooec
in Ser gpigteit abgebiiBt merOen. gs
lit oesbulb niht nur uerniinftlg, lons
bern am porteilboitelteu, lpenn mir
in oieieln 2eben mogli6It ulel 8ute3
tun uno ieoes 80ie meioen. 9ann
fonnen mir rllbig llnO getroIt Dor
unierent epigen Gi6ter eri6einen, Der
uns fir ieoes, au6 Dos 'fleinlte gut,
8erf belobnen uno fiir ieoes goIe be-
itrafen miro. @ir autbollfen Iino IN
ser gliidliben Sage, 81 oielem 3ped
sic bon unierem g0ttliden Seilano
Seiner Stride gegebenen Saframente
su benusen uns ourh oas guBlatru.
ment Don begangenen Siinoen 5u be-
freien, ourd bas beilige SNeBopfer
uno 8ebet 8eroienite fir Die GlpIgteit
5u lammeln uno i6lieBlib llns ourd,
ous Safranent Ser 2ebten Selnn9
BON ieoer Siinbe 81 beireien. 8!r
fonnen ourh 8ebet 1lno quite 8erte
oen urmen Seelen I'M Reinigllngsort
su Silfe fommen. 0ieie gottIeltgen,
a6er nod nidt gang gereinigten Gee
len unterItiisen uns aus Santbarfeii
jiir uniere @e6etsbilfe un0 tperoen in:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07

ben &irhenIhOpfungen, aus Winiter
ein ieltenes &leinob Ser StGbtebau-
f,1nIt geibaffen. - Ius Der sSiine
bieler 2anoburgen rogt beIonbers
S6loB Borg berpor, leit Dem flint
5ebnten Sabrbunoert BON Den gblen
BON &erferooe, Damn oen Hadfabren.
Sen &erferind, betpobnt. Wit ieine.,
lauifigen @artentpinfeln, ntaleril6en
Siirmen uno Eoren lieet es als an-
ml1tiges Sopa inmitten ieiner beaer,
beionnten Seibe. Siele anoere Sea.
men flingen altf: bas tiirmereibe
@eltertDinfeln, 6as romantii6 Sabbrs
bed aus Dem 5lpolften Sabrbunoert,
oas berrlif altsgeballte 2embed unO
idlieBli6 - Ser pieueiht am prunf,
poaIten ausgeitattete S6loBbau Oes
miinlterldnOilhen 8e5irfs - SnloE
gorofir6en, nit llnpergleihliden
.ShGbem oes 8arod in ieinen HruDt=
r1llmen ein unerifopfliher 9feidtln1
an S6onbeit :.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07

Sinmel uniere madtigen 5iiripreher
iein. 8ie Sic iino Deilionen Men-
i6en nibt in ser Gage, ieoen Sag our
Stride 81, geben, oen &olenfran5 SIT
beten lmb lange Worgen- unb Ibeno-
9ebete 5u perrihten. 0as miro niht
perlangt bon Wtenlden, Oie uont
friiben IForgen bis lpdt in sic
9taht binein id)per arbeiten miiiien.
Gs geniigt Elm fltr5es Worgen- uno
abenogebet. Sogor tpGbreno ser Nr-
belt fam man flr5e 8ebete nerrid)
ten. Wtan fann obne auf5ufaaen, i'm
Geitourant ooer beim 2un6 in Ser
6abrif fur5 iein Ser5 81 8ott er-
beben lno Sbm oanfen fir oie quite
8abe, Sic Gr uns ipenOet. 9lltf oiele
@eiie geltaltet man ieinen Gag 1tno
iein gun5es 2eben 81 elnem lmallfbor-
Iiten Bebet lnO iegnet iein Sage
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07
s.. 3d., s..9af. :

8ie in gliaB- -2otbringen, ipridl!
oie Webr5abl ser 8ep0lferrng in ser
S6wei5 Oeutid. Sn Ger Sdapeis
berribt lt1tter oen pier 'Spra6en, sic
oort geiproden tperoer, bte belttids
Dor. Gelltlh ipreden ettpa 72 Bro,
gent, frau5oitih 21 Bro5ent, italieniid
iehs 8ro5ent lno romanild elm Bro,
5ent. Sn ser S6pei5 iino oieie Bro,
5entiaBe permanent, pdbreno i.
gllaB- -2otbrirsen sic 8epolferurQ
balo Oeltif, balo frun5oltib 5u ipre.
ben ge5mungen lit, neil oos 21noher
einnlal 5u 0elttidlano, Damn 1pieorl
SIT 6ranfreif geb0rt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07
6. g., an.

Gin por5iiglicbes Mfittel sur &eini=
gung oes 9lutes uno 8eieitigung pon
Gpspepiie lit Ser reid)lihe @cnuB Dor
goms@ronote= =9lepfeln. Ser Snft oie-
Ier ousge5eibneten tSrllht entbalt Der
ibieoene Wetoue, belonocrs Yotul-
ltltm, Sooillm, 8bospbor, Gbloril',
&ul5ium lmo !Wagnelillm, uno lit
allBerOe1n cin miloes 9lbfiibrmlttel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07

Ger s a IN. automobiliit: SD
nia Sbnen SEN iiberfabrenen Sabn
erieben, Iieber Monn." Bauer: r8ut,
bann fommen sic ieben Worgen 11n1
bier nbr gum &rdben."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07
MuAkunN
gon Eruf. s. M. 9nebreu,
8ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennS',
643 SOUTH Sbio Mpenue,
Columbus, Obio
- Senonng pun &leioern nno
Sd)nbcu nad) 0emtid)laub. -

gSer beoblidbtigt, &leioer llno
Sdube nad Geutidlano 5u ienoen,
menoe lid pegen ser @roBe (nuc3
oelltiheln WaB) om meine oben az
gebene IOrelie I'm ge1aue slngabct.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-07-07
OHIO wAIsENFREUND

merf. In @ottes Segen lit alles ge-
legen!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-24
I'd Climb The Highest
Mountoin3 HeId-Over

A.e tory OF .
A psitt. Ia
4t' Mountain.
aNe at the Fox
at March 18th
a md William
'ascd. wth Rory
Alexander Knox
- uppostine cas'
lie arb The Highest Moun-
lain va filmed in Technicoior
N the Hu Ridge Mountains of
SeoTs.e ne actual locale for
core Aarris book. Circuit
h'aer Wife upon which the
mov.s BASED.
Wednesday Mar
the Technlcoloi
south Sea island
rlDnour Bird Of
aflne Louis Joui
9gyt and JEFF Chand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-03-24

She sang with Jimmie Lunco-
ford s band and has seen great
deal q the SHOW world while
travelling with her mother vet
Gran actress Ruby Dandr: dse.
who is currently Odiole IN the
popular .Beaulah radio show.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
8 FLY VIA PAN AM
 MONDAY; B ARRIVE

Pan American, World Birways carried 4S passengers yesterday with 9l arriving from Seattle, one from Whitehorse and Il south tound.
 Fram Seattle: George Gortle, E. Hellem, K. c. Tibbets, A. J. Har- land, L. A. Murphy V. F. Garth, c. Lambert, Fred Alfonso, Mrs. Lee Afford, Dick Barkle. Betty Berry, Edith Bullock, Fred Cheley, Oliver Dunsmoor, R. K. Engleking, Alex Farrell, Joe Fessio, Margaret Helms, Arvid Jacobson, Herman Lehnert, Jim Maahs, Donald McMorran, J. Moller, Vic Olson, Bessie shelton, William Beal, Jean and Gene Mar tin, J. Oliver, I. Massic, Charles Mills.
 From Whitehorse: k. W. John son.
 To Seattle. Art Lopes, William Benson, Mrs. Charles Lloyd Fred Foard, Wilma Rolison, Mrs w. c. Parker, c. Kidd. Robert unlap, John Bradley, Leo Jones.
 To Annette; Robert Dale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
PAN AM SALES MEETING NOW
 UNDERWAY KERE

Joe Fessio, sales manager for the Pacific-Alask division of Pan American Airways from San Fran cisco, presented the Juneau district office with a silver placque here last evening. Juneau had the high est sales average in a recent Alaska Hawaii sales contest. Individual members of the Juneau staff also received personal awards of various types of kitchen electrical equip ment.
 A conference of Pan American representative got under way here yesterday and was continuing today at the Baranof hotel. Here for the meetings were Fessio, Don McMor- ran, Alaska region traffic sales sup erintendent Seattle; Dick Barkle, public relations, Seattle; John Mol Ter, Portland sales manager; Ralph Johansen, Seattle sales manager, and Alaska traffic managers Joe Godding, Ketchikan K. w. John son, Whitehorse; Al Polet, Fair banks; James Walsh, Nome, and E. F. Dunn, Juneau.
 The meetings will continue today and tomorrow with a dinner at the Baranof hotel tomorrow night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
FIXING 50L0M0N'S MINES" CONTINUED
 AS (ApI!0L'S BILI

What is probably the oddest casting" problem ever to come ur during filming of a motion picture occurred during the making o1 King Sclomon's Mines" filmed or location in Africa. This picture ii now at the Capitol Theatre.
 Directors Compton Bennett ane Andrew Marton found that the script called for team of oxen tt draw a wagon in early safari se- quences of the story. This seemed like simple enough order until il was discovered that regulations for bid cattle movements as part of 2 plan to control sleeping sickness anc other deadly diseases.
 Because locations were spread over vast area of Equatoria Africa, with different teams having to be used in each district. the com pany had to find not only an orig inal team of oxen but four eXac duplicates of each animal Wher they were finally rounded up, only the mothers of the oxen could havt told the difference!
 Deborah. Kerr, Stewart Granger and Richard Carlson are the prin' cipals of King Solomon's Mines, which is based on the novel by Ii Rider Haggard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
pNA FLIES BUT NO
 WEEKEND RABBITS

Fifty-seven flew Pacific Northern over the weekend with g arrivals and 35 departures including Il through to Kodiak, but no rabbits.
 From Anchorage: E. H. Hichock, Dr. Reitlinger, Mrs. Avrit. John Mclaughlin, M. Thorne, Allen Bap- tie, Mir and Mrs. Jack Farr, A. L. zumwalt, Joe Gale, Elmer Johnson, Jean Jones, Ralph Mize, John Fin .ey, Harvey Halvorsen, c. E. and I. Mullins, Mary Ann Mandy, H. w. 5chleiter.
 From Cordova: Mrs. P. Lamb, Jean Roniernier.
 From Yakutat. Mrs. J. Welch.
 To Anchorage: Charles Weaver, H. Boles, A. Roppell, Steve Lee, Ed Sheets, R. Norheim, Charles Bolhiser, Freda Heombert, Elwood Carroll, M. Fountas, Elmer Ras- nusen, Paul Morrison. J. Trimble, NJ. L. Anderson, Anna D. Schmidt, ). Hudrlik
 To Gustavus: MT. and Mrs. Fred Nunbien and two children.
 To Cordova: D. Lathrum, R. Mo- Gregor, Robert Storey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
pAA PILOTS NAMED
 10 KALI OF FAME

Capt. Henry c. Kristofferson of Pan American Airways Alaska Di- vision has been placed in American Aviation Magazines Hall of Fame. He is one of two so honored. The other is Richard W. Vinal, chief pilot of PAA's Latin American di- vision.
 Only five airmen were named by the magazine, outstanding publi- cation of the industry. as the top pilots of 1850, in contrast to 10 similarly honored for l949.
 Kristofferson was cited for his work in directing the Korean war airlift across the Pacific.
 A specialist in long-haul opera tions, with experience on "The Hump" airlift into China during the World War II, Krlstofferson was recalled by the U. s. Air Force last August with the rank Of Brig adler General to head the West Coast Air Lift Task Force. This is a special command under the Mill itary Air Transport Service which is handling the Korean airlift.
 Tn November, with airlift re- qulrements diminishing and organ- izational problems licked, his com mald was discontinued and he went back to his duties flying big eStrato" Clippers aver the Pacific
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
HILARIOUS FILM
 ON TONIGHT (}NlY
 hT 7oTN CENTURY

To everyone who has hean told at one time or another that he lived in the sticks namely hot in New York the new film at the 2oth Century Theatre. "So This l. New York" will be a rare treat as well as an hour and a half oI con- tinuous laughter ranging rom chuckles to guffaws.
 This picture ls on for tonight only
 Easing it's stcty on Ring Lard aer's famous novel. Tie Big Town 70 Enterprise studios has turned out a delicious bit of satire on Nev York's revered institutions and cu5- toms with radio comedian Henry Morgan in the dual role ct ma'e lead and off-stage colnmentator who spices the hilarious dom s with some wryly humorous elao- orations. The framework of t-e movie is the trip to the tig ci'$ which Ernie Finch tMcrgan) and his wife Virginia Grey) take to find a suitably cosmopolitan and wealthy husband for her sister tDona Drake).
 There are other wellknoNn film stars in this feature, Rudy Valiee, Jerome Cowan. Hugh Herbert, Leo Gorcey and Bill Goodwin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
pNA CARRIES EXOTIC
 CARGO, SNAKES, ETC,

Anchorage-bound passengers on Pacific Northern Airlines might lave been a bit uneasy yesterday, lad they know among their fellow passengers were a python, Gila monster, rattlesnake and several rates of white rats.
 On the same flight with the strange cargo were Mary Ann Man. iy, Dr. E. Albrecht, James Rude, Jarl Calmer, Vic Hughes, B. Spen- CT, Mrs. Lee Afford, and Bessie Shelton. Al Bennett went as far IS Yakutat and II went through Cordova.
 Arrivals from Anchorage: Mrs. ,. Bachman, Miss D. Bachman, C.. L. Mccoy, c. J. Grimstad, Loren Stephens, MT and Mrs. Charles Gounett, K. F. Hager, Robert Dale, Mary Bender, M. E. Weir, Capt. R. S. Thompson.
 From Cordoya: Charles Lloyd.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
BACCAIAUREATE SERVICE ON SUNDAY FOR. '51 GRADUATES

Baccaleureate service will be held Sunday evening, May 20. at the high school gymnasium for the graduat- ing class of 195h Services will start at o'clock.
 Invocation will be asked by the Rev. Boyd Field and the Scriptural esson given by the Rev. Fred Me Ginnis. The Rev Walter Soboleff will deliver the Baccalaureate ser mon and Major Eric Newbould will pronounce the Benediction.
 At Commencement, the following Friday, the Rev. Robert Whelan will ask the Invocation and Henry Har- mon will give the Commencement address. Diplomas will be presented so the 45 graduating students by Dewey Baker, in behalf of the school board
 Robert Ripke is president of the class with Manuel Diaz, vice presi- dent; Joyce Hope is secretary and Marge Williams, treasurer. Mrs. Norman Cook is advisor.
 The graduates have selected red and gold as their class colors and their flower, the Alaskan forget-me- not. Motto is Learn to Live and Live to Learn"
 Graduating exercises will take place in the high school gymnasium at 8 pm, Friday May 25.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
5 IN, 1T OUT ON
 BARAN0F SUNDAY

Five passengers arrived on the Baranof Sunday with IT embarkine southbound. Master of the ship is Capt. Joseph Ramsauer with J. w Hickman, chief purSer.
 Disembarkirg from Seward: E R. Erickson.
 From Sitka: Mrs. Ken Cravens Mrs. J. Hugh Nelson, Mrs. D. M Ramsay. David I. Ramsay.
 Embarking for Ketchikan:- Capt M. A. Johnson, Mrs. Fred Bahovec, James Camp, William Watkins.
 For Seattle: Mrs. A. K. MacLean, Bonnie MacLean, Linda MacLean, MT. and Mrs. M. Holm, Mrs. Hen- ry Roden, Mrs. B. L. Blomgren Mrs. Marjorie Meeks, Mrs. B. E. Feero, Lorraine Feero, MT. and Mrs. c. E. Mullins, E. c. Cole.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
M-G-M COLOR CARTOON The Framed Cat" LATEST NEWS
 OF THE DAY
GOODWILL PARTY
 HERE THURSDAY;;
 E FROM TACOMA

Tacoma Chamber of Commerce plans were changed by weather to- day when the Pan American plane bringing the members to Alaska overloaded Annette, from where they were to go to Ketchikan, and brought them to Juneau two days ahead of schedule.
 The party of 10 were hurriedly met at the airport by Herbert 5. Rowland, president of the chamber of commerce, Dick Barkle, Pan American public relations man, and others.
 The first Goodwill party of the <. year will visit Juneau this week arriving on Thursday and remain ing two days. The goodwill party is from the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce and the ten members are:
 J. c. Richards, Vice President, Hunt & Mottet; Les Bona, Sales Manager, West Coast Grocery Company; Floyd Hanby, Sales Man ager, Tacoma Drug Company; E. D. Thomson, General Manager, Tacoma Plumbing Supply Co.,, V. c. Monohar, President, Cascade Pole Company.
 Lynn Faulk, Office Manager, Sam Bergesen, General Contractor; P. H. Tottler, President, Motor Parts & Equipment Company; Rob- ert Mum, President, Fort Lewis Dairy; M. B. Logan, Cashier, War ren-Soule- -Fairhurst and Charles Kreiger, Sales Manager, Carstens Packing Company.
 Richards is in charge of the par ty and Thomson is the spokesman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-15
,R0DERlCk MtLENNAN, FORMER JUNEAU|TE,
 DIES IN SEATTLE

Walter B. Heisel, Secretary of the Scottish Rite Bodies here has received word of the death at Se- attle of Roderick McLennan.
 McLennan was a hoistman Tor the Alaska Juneau mine for many years and about two years ago left Juneau to make his home near Seattle. He is survived by his wife. Funeral services are to be held in Seattle tomorrow.
 McLennan was initiated as a Mason over 50 years ago in Scot land and was 32nd degree mem- Der of the Alaska Scottish Rite Bodies.