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Evening star., 1951-07-22
Albert 6. GIidden, Is,
Retired Treasurer Of
Publishing Agency

Albert Gallatin Glidden, rs, well
known in New York publishing
circles. died in Emergency Hos
pital yesterday, after a two-week
illness.
Since his retirement in 1899
Mr.. Glidden had lived at the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Ernest G
Warren of 1896 River road NV
At the turn of the century, he
worked in the administrative Of
fees of the Associated Press in
New York. For a time, he also
served as correspondent for the
A. P. on the Pacific Coast.
A native of Charleston, S. C..
Mr.. Glidden attended Porter's Mil
itary Academy there. His edu-
cation was completed in New Eng
land. After his return from the
West in 1911. Mr.. Glidden was an
auditor with the Weston Electrical
Instrument Co. in Newark, N. J.
In the early 1920s, he became
treasurer of the Paget Literary
Agency, New York, which held the
American rights for a number OF
British writer's. including Rudyard
Kipling and A. Conan Doyle.
Mr.. Glidden's wife, Mrs. Mabel
Dayton Glidden, who died in 1899
was active in social and charitable
work in their home town, Eliza
beth, N. j.
Besides Mrs. Warren, another
daughter. Mrs. A. w. Patterson of
Troy, N. Y. and five grandchildren
also survive.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow in st. COLUMBIA S
Episcopal Church, Forty-second
and Albemarle streets NV. Burial
will be at White Stone, Va.
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1TCHELL, MINERVA sTAUFFER

MITCHELL. MINERVA STAUFFER. In
loving remembrance of our beloved mother
MINERVA sTAuFFER MITCHELL, who
July %, 1947.
Thus do we walk with her and keep un-
broken
! ~, The bond which nature ,sives,
Thinking that our remembrance, though
May reach her where she lives
MARGARET. GEORGIA, CHARLES AND
RICHARD MITCHELL.
QUEEN. ARTHUR J. In loving remem-
and uncle. ARTHUR J. QUEEN, who
/ passed into the great beyond one year
ago. July Il. 1850
God is good. He sives us strength to bear
He is the only one who really knows
how bitter, is our loss;
Ihe blow was hard, the pain severe, to
yo1R nEVd7En VIII one Te l9yed SO dear
RAILEY. JAMES A. Sacred to the mem
JAMES A. RAILEY, who LETT US Son one
year ago, July Is, 1860.
happy home we once enjoyed.
NOW sorrow too great to be told;
But to me who loved and lost you.
REST IL PEAeE; YOUR 5 HfSet EoV1SG s5eV VIE 4!a.
1ASSp oiit uCdI pOp, yUuE tTOuDleS are over.
A. loving father more faithful and kind.
NO better pop any one could find.
Gone, but not forgotten.
YOUR LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER
1N-LAW. OZZIE AND LOLA.
SHERRY, WILLIAM E. Sacred to the
| memory of our dear father, WILLIAM E.
SHERRY. who departed this life eleven
| years ago today, July ~, 1910
Memories are treasures no one can steal
I Parting leaves heartaches no one can
heal
Till memory fades and life departs.
( You will live forever in our hearts.
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
sPENGLER. CATHERINE LOUISE 1NEf
/ membrance of our dear mother, GATHER
! INE LOUISE SPENGLER (NEE WID.
| MAYER, who departed this life eight
| years ago today. July %, 1943.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
TAYLOR, THORNTON E. token o.
love to the memory of my devoted father
! THORNTON e. TAYLOR, who passed
/ away fourteen years ago today, Jul!
| %. 1887.
In my heart he will live forever.
! DEVOTED DAUGHTER, IDA MAY
l BROADLEY.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
DR.. J. W. Dawson, 78,
fTrumon Aides Father

by H't NssoeIufed FTeSS
Ell DORADO SPRINGS, Mo,
July 21.-Dr. J. w. Dawson. 78,
father of Donald Dawson, White
House aide, died last night.
DR.. Dawson, physician, had
been i'll for three months. Be-
sides his son, his widow survives.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

M a S SachuSetts
a v e n u e NV,
yesterday after
noon. D e a t h
W as attributed
t o n a t u r a !
causes.
Mr.. Douglas
was found dead
in bed by a
son, Air Force
1t. Col. Richard
M. Dou g a S,
who had gone
to his fathers S
a p a + tment to
check on mail
Evening star., 1951-07-22

b u + lie d at 2
pm. Tuesday
in Arlington
Cemetery.
The son of
Mr.. and Mrs.
R u ssell w.
Clarkson, sr.,
of 4612 Windon
p ! a e NV,
Pvt. ClarkSon
was killed in
action on Sep
tember Is near
the Naktong
River. He Wa 5
Evening star., 1951-07-22
William A. 5. DOUGLAS,
'Newsman and Author,
Found Dead in Home

William Archer Sholto Douglas,
IS, newspaperman, foreign cor
respondent and author, was found
dead in his apartment at 4201
Evening star., 1951-07-22

T.
MON. AND YOUNGER N1ECEs AND
NEPHEWS.
BURNS, JAMES EDWARD In loving
memory OF my beloved son. JAMES Ed
WARD BURNS, who passed away four
years aso today, July %. 1947.
The little road to yesterday
Winds forever through my heart.
The memories dear and precious
Are OF my life apart.
And fondest of all these memories.
More lasting and more true,
Are memories of the happy times
.MoTfHER.
COLEMAN, RUTH J. In sweet memory
OF our dear mother, RUTH j. COLEMAN,
July 90, 1887
She had smile for everyone.
heart as pure as gold.
To those who knew and loved her.
Her memory VIII never grow old.
YOUR CHILDREN.
HARRISON, ETHEL In sad and loving
memory OF our mother ETHEL HARR1-
SON, who passed away four years ago
today. July %. 1947.
They say time heals all sorrows and
helps US to forget,
But time SO far has only proved how
- w HER CHILDREN.
HAWKINS, HARRY L. In loving memory
Of my dear husband, HARRY L. HAW-
today, July 30, 1850.
often sit and think of you
And think of how you died;
To know you could not say goodby
Before you closed your eyes.
GOD gave me strength to fight it ,,
But what it meant to lose you,
This world will never know.
HIS WIFE, VIRGIE.
KELLEY. WILLIAM o.; ANNIE E.; CLIFF
ION deSNt,Vr w. AND MARIE BE. E. 1, trib9te Of
ber 8, 1912; mother, ANNIE E. KELLEY.
who. departed this life July 3. 1885;
brother, @ Clifton W, Kelley; who departed
MARIE e. KEILEY. who % departed BART hi this
| life July IL, 1946.
At the end of the winding path of life
gate swings open wide,
And there in the the dusk of the twilight
The traveller steps inside.
But the gate leads to sarden fair
When the sunsets gieams we know.
: And the ones We love are happy there
In the sunsets afterglow.
DEy05Eb ASb hRSHIF GHiLDREN' ANNA JAMES
Faulkner, ELLA. We shall never forget
our dear mother, and grandmother, ELLA
| FAULKNER, who departed this life
thirteen years aso: July -. 1888.
Ioy5HG SHffbRPA' DAUGHTERS AND GRAND
\ branee of our dear mother, ROSE D.
MEYER, who departed this life thirteen
years ago today, July %. 1888.
We have only memory, dear mother
We, cherish our whole life through;
We the WI emfy nUs Fevsp % yeu
/ l4s5sf EosG Aab aRbSqdzENss' aELEN. ELIZABETH
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Russell CIarkson,
Killed in War Action

Pvt. Russell w. Clarkson, jr.,
2O-year-old Washingtonian killed
in the UN counteroffensive in
Korea last September, will be re-
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Itturtltttl

BILLINGS, ELIZABETH NJ There will
be an unveiling of q monument in mem
ory of ELIZABETH NJ. BILLINGS on
Sunday, July %. 1851. at , pm, at
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

Highway transport has largely
displaced coastwise shipping and
railway freight in Algeria.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Draths

EssER. MARIE HELLER. On Friday
July 20 1851. at the washington SAM
tar,ium, MARIE HELLER EssER Of 6ol
mother Of Gustav Heller. Mrs. Emmy
Loeffier. Mrs. Mary Schwarze and Henr,
Heller. She is also, survived by two
s5;,adSh s5andchildren and three sreat;grard nd
koma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll st. NV,
where services will be held on Monday,
July 20, at . pm. Interment Prospect
FIAGe: islt eafitaS aEIAN PRESCOTT, u.s.N. enetl:
PRESCOTT FLAGG. U.s.N. (RetJ: OF
1855 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va beloved
Henry varnum Butler Flags. Remains
resting at Chambers Funeral Home.
3o72 N st. NV, until Monday: July 23,
at 2:30 pm. Services at Fort Myer
Sss,On,i Saapel at c:nstav pm 1nterment Arlington
FREEBURGER. ANNIE B. On Saturday.
July q: 1891, ANNIE B. FREEBURGER
of 1883 Colonial ter, Arlington, Va
Margaret A. Hurlburt Leroy C, Carl A.
and W. Russell Freebureer. Prayers at
Chambers Funeral Home, 3072 NJ st.
Mass an Tnssda HUy FrnS 1ny cahoe a Of ssq
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery. 23
GLIDDEN, ALBERT G. On Saturday,
July y, 1851, ALBERT q. GlIDDEN
ate Ia 4Js Msbe sf5 Tan T Gdn husband and g, the
of Mrs. E. G. Warren and Mrs A, w
Patterson of Troy. N. Y, Mr., Glidden
Is resting at the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home 5l01 Wisconsin ave. NV. Funeral
services from st. Columbus Episcopal
Church 42nd and Albemarle stS. NV,
on Monday; July %. at 10 am. Inter-
ment private
GLOVER, PFC. AsBIE, JR. Pfc. AsB1E
GLOVER. Jr.: husband of Theresa Glover
and son of ASbie Glover, sr. Also sur
vivins are two sisters. Mrs Mary Mar
shall and Mrs. Maggie Kiah; one brother,
William Glover; other relatives and many
friends. Services Tuesday, July "a. at
10 am. at Fort Myer Chapel. 23
GOODWIN. ANNA. On THURSDAY, July 10,
1881. ANNA GOLDWYN Of 1916 18th
ave. Hyattsvtlle. Md, beloved wife OF
Lucas Goldwyn and devoted mother OF
Robert and Jerome Goldwyn Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky g. Son
Funeral Home. 1901 14th st. NV, on
Monday. July 23, at IL noon. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 22
n
Evening star., 1951-07-22

/, ANNA. Ofiicers and mem
bers Of Temple Chapter
o. E. 8. No. 13 of the District
Of Columbia, are hereby no.
titled of the death OF our
late sister, ANNA GOODWIN.
Funeral services Monday, July
%, 1851. at IL noon, at Dan
uneral Home, 1901 14th st. NV,
LILLIAN N SCHWARTZ,
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HIT Mpntnrtuitt

BRIGHT, sERGT. MILTON c. This i;
:: !: / IS: J! ::;: { 6:
those who loved him
MOTHER, F. V. BRIGHT; BROTHERS
FREDERICK AND WILLIAM: SISTER
VIVIAN; NEPHEWS MAI. F. Z. DAVE
SON, SAMUEL AND GEORGE SIM
MON, AND YOUNGER NIECES AND
NEPHEWS.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
DrathH

MILLER. MARIAN J. On Friday, July 90
l95l' at her residence s 3ll9 ,S S9qIR IL pa pa
loved wife OF Henry A. Miller. mother o
Miller; grandmother of Leslie A.. ir,
| Betty Jean and Barbara jayne Miller
! Services at the above residence on Tues
day, July "a, at ? pm. 1nterment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 23
MosBY, ROSA NJ. On Saturday. July 81
1851. in Mt. Holly. N; J.. ROSA M
MOSBY, beloved sister of the late Alma
m0Ss 5fGas D stvSs e. socs nd Of ms
%
MYERS, EARL JAMES, sR. On Thursday.
July 10, 1851, at his residence, 1858
JAMES MYERS. ST., beloved husband of
Of sls cleSeland et5 oho RSf WiDur % C. 0f Earl ri J t
s. H. Hines CO. Funeral Home, 29oI 14th
on I'M MOnday nso5 Juy 2s at
OLIVER, CORA LEE On Friday. July go.
NV. Miss CORA LEE OLIVER, daughter
of the late Wheeden and Mary Frances
Oliver, Remains resting at HySongs Fu-
es Rssa vii Hpe be bed ON MondSy NJ ynsFe z
IL am. Friends invited to attend: In
ferment National Memorial Park Gene
terry. in Falls Church. Va. Please omit
flowers. ~
RIsoN. DONNA RAE. On Saturday. July
IL. 1861. DONNA RAE RISON of 437
18th ST. ne. beloved daughter of Howard
W. and Anna B. Rison, sister of Barbara
Jean and Dianne Lee Rison. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 517 l1th st.
Sc. on Tuesday. July "a, at II: 80 am
Interment Washington National Gene
terry.
SHAW. MURRAY A. Suddenly, on Friday,
July 20, 1851, MURRAY A. SHAW of
2509 39th st, NV, the beloved husband
of Ruth E. Shaw. father of Mrs. Gloria
Brown and Mrs. June Jones. brother of
Alfred and Leslie Shaw. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home 4th st and
Mass. ave. NV, where services will be
held on Tuesday. July "A, at IL am
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 90
SHAW, MURRAY A. A special COM
A munication OF Washington
IN Centennial Lodge No. IA,
NA F. A. A. M, is called for
M ~ 10 am. Tuesday, July "a.
~N 1851, for the purpose of con-
~ Quoting the last Masonic
rites of our late brother
MURRAY A. SHAW. All members are
urged to attend.
EUGENE H. HUFFMAN,
Worshipful Master.
Attest.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

CHAFFEE. FANNY. The members of
L j.
~ Esther Rebekah Lodge No 5
IN I. o. o. r. are requested to as
VI semble at the Lee Funeral Home
NN 4th and Massachusetts ave. ne on
VI Monday, July %. 1851 at 1:3O
NY pm. to conduct services for our
vi late sister. FANNY CHAFFEE
" IRENE HAWKINS
Noble Grand
Attest: EUGENIA Al BILLINGS, Secy.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

NJ ANNA. OmcerS and members
OF Cooley-McCullough Unit No
-. American Legion Auxiliary
n are requested to meet at Dan
zansky's Funeral Home, 3501
, l4th st. NV. Sunday. July
~, 1851, at s PM, to con-
duct the funeral service for
e member. ANNA GOODWIN.
BROUGHTON, Unit Pres.
ELEM M. McCABE. Unit Secy.
N. ANNA. Oficers and members
of D. c. Salon s and 40 De-
partementale are requested to
meet at the Danzansky Funeral
Home, 1901 l4th st. NV, at
pm. Sunday. July 22. 1851.
to conduct the ritual services for
e partner, ANNA GOODWIN.
!. HART. LIE Chapeau.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

Attest. JACK POLITZ
Past Patron Secretary.
GOLDWYN, ANNA. Members of Hougan
Wives Club will assemble at the DAN
zansky Funeral Home 1901 l4th ST.
NV. at 80 pm, Sunday July -
1851. to attend services for ANNA
GOODWIN. 1nterment Arlington Gene
terry, Monday. July 23 at T. noon.
MARGARET NJ. GREENBURG. Pres.
MILDRED DODSON, Secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Six Gang Man in
Robbery Attempt

Cns.l johnson. { OF 1924
Goddard didn't have a chance
Sunday night WREN six youths
tc-ghed MN in robbery al
tempt, pSllce reported
Johnson stated that ne was
= slking along the railroad tracks
south o. 6-Mile Road between
Goddard and Fleming about ?
an when SIX young thugs de-
nrsn0ec his money. Knocked him
down. and stabbed him twice
They fec without getting MS
money
TIE victim wsS treated for ar
sbrssed liberation over the right
eve and caused by q kick and stab
wounds below the ribs His con
cItion Is ten pcrsrlly serious
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
DSR Rider Ha,
Elbow Crushed

Robert helr,ks s. 1904 Va,
ings. got % riul exDersD'.
last THURSDAY aoou, getting ~
comfortable ~n4ie I'd ng tho nSs
Mericks IS N Lskesloe Ce,s,.|
Hospital for orushec elbows .lo'.
with another paSsenge- Who .Is|
dangled his arms 81, 0. the ors,
window q { ps-iuourd Je.ts,'|
son streeicar. 4 lh.rd passenss
was given FIRST slo and released
Doctors said The OAR WOMB
recover completely barring com.
plications. The mo,ornan tp|
police that ne stopped when NJ
heard screams from the THO N
their arms We're almost Gu. M
by a truck Which brushed Da|
side OF the trolley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28

Unions IN more than e =.
igsn cities N,f. f,r.. 'aita-
addition g. SON. ~: ny q
ccmmln.i.cs ''olda
Other VISITOR, ard L..
came from I,els.e '-,'n'i
and No.~sy. S&oe4r ~ LAM, .
marx. Zen
Courses oifer,a ty ira ..
week schoc' ec,ee C al ph, s,'
Of collective bsra.nne ~ V~ .
representation lire s,odv. y
operatives and oreat ..or.. W "
esiionai Technique lsbo ;ourD,.
ism; political ae'.ar ard iorsIm
policy. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28


tia >~l,.e 1-eit1 go =
cver RS NrtH ~ -..v -.
~.l- IL N-S. >~rt -. +
Dudley txrS-S Or. -.e e
fs.rtke DuG.ev.
TIE tai ~,-o~y -e5lescec
s-c r<sG..:-. Ms CG1.ey we
e z-5 IRE neither - :hrss
r-il6re- na6 been r-es<-rS Aer
1.vc-re s-:.cz sesi-s, her
Sou.te-- Bern physician bus
ozno ssree March : wien she
CHARGED h.- VIII 5or support
lnrc-s.osra;s-a a-o 'sox G
eve
L-c-, = ~ sc--.;s ia,
u. RS o z~sy .ro-l .1els
-Is-4 ~ SIS. McG-s~ as G.
c~--r ~ c., T-Gs rss
!. Mr - - e Pay RS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Bill Lane Gets
Announcer Post

Bill Lane. staff member OF
The Detroit TRIBUNE. was
named Friday as one Of eight
snnouncers 10 be stationed
along the line Of march dur
ing Saturdays big parade
Lane viii air description
Of all floats. bands and per-
sonahtes In the spectacular
hve-hour Long parade as II
moves down Woodward from
Garfield 70 Jefferson and
thence 10 Hastings
Selection Of Lane was an
nounced by Dale Mcintyre.
Of Radio Station WIZ. and
Andrew Kirkpatrick. head
Of the 2Soih Birthday Parade
Committee.
The announcer and other
members Of the committee
will be fefed Friday noon a.
q luncheon az the Hotel
Book Cadillac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28

na-.sG r. NsShs Tx ir 1916
Ny .st.e. gave IS . Eert-'ree
Save - farm tl-e ard
-ase RS -1scsnc top pcs.;-9r
~ We * D.ssncss-c E0S p.isl
", IT'S husband nss done attle
nc;h-nE &c support rs sr- cur
,crer prcPe-ly.
NJ D5oley SAID she spp-ei
divorce IN JsnLs-v q. -as'
sea. C., thsi ,aey .aie. res r.
&C.
In spite Of all my attempts
70 live : happy married life.
sAe said ny husband failed &c
cooperate. He was inconsidereie
and moody He moved trcm eu-
home anc started living a. the
hospital
d. Dudley. a rep.x.ns &c
e-er.eS from the Friend g. ne
Court stated ! deny : seps. q
.lon- II February my We Re-
o4es,ec ihs; ! iesve O.. none
I consented and slept a. tie nos
Z Il, = ae-e ! ar r~.1ent pny-
.sr-bG; : ~ss r. ne no-'e
esch day
The college st-csn;-.cok.rs
rhyslc.sr SAID X Went rsek q
his wife end STAYED ~lin ne.
until Nav She asked Tie &c leave
sesir.- He said ne left again
But have spent many nights
since In the home and We
occupied the same room and
bed On those nights On June
y nv vile and had intimate
relations. the young dcoter
declared
IRE Fr4en6 G. Ire Court recon-
rrenoe6 TIA; Dudley be required
II pay Ms alfe te- po-sTy alimon.
oil u VAS also recorrl ended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
FDR-O0 Labor Center Has
Largest Class in History

The largest Glass in the history
q The FDR-CIO Labor Center
marked the closing ~ the labor
hools eighth annual lcadef ship
raining institute last week end
Bill KemsleY. Institute disec-
Tor end Michigan Go educa-
non director. announced that
The fourth week Of the Institute
brought z3s u. S. and Canadian
unicnists 10 the summer Labor
Center. With the adult sessions
over. the camp site. which -
owned by the Michigan Go
Council. becomes the JAW
children's camp fer the mex:
six weeks.
Dung the four weeks o. The
iesder ship training in tiiu'e>
more than $50 L 6 students
participated in . choice Of couf ses
relating io every phase OF union
activity IN the plants and the
community An additional two
hundred Canadian unionisis part
,ic.psted in separate classes and
some joint programs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
DR.. DUDLEY DIVORCE
ACTION NEAR CLIMAX

ths, Ms Dudley * gwen Gus
fccv q. re ihree shilcren Cal
-ez4 u 8 Dewitt , and Jnan
:
! &C net feel my wife has q
lust cause for seeking a d.
vorce.~ claimed Dudley. i love
my children and Go not wish
10 be separated from them
Du6ley ss.G ne Noulc remain
- the hospital. Mr. DlGley said
cancellation Vas not PCS bic.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Adopted Son Accused
of Criminal Assault

: a5-s var-olG accused Ter adopted son Of
,rnssn4l.y attacking Friday afternoon wnile 4
ear-oG housewife reported that Sne attac kec II
rr r--a.r- While cleaning ais and 34year-od VIC
vnsr eld rc!c- -ra- victim assault in alley
r. ,s-.-- 80 ea-es nanrened last Thursday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28

Mitchell was IL the auto wash
on RS turn 70 watch when hs
heard . man come through the
y .ncow Il he ladies washroor.
e &c cigarette vending ma
caine and start 10 pry il open
With screw driver
Younger HsrknesS told the thug
&c put up MS hands and fred
one shot when the burglar started
running towards the front en-
trance where the father was az
uscted by the shot
Treated al Receiving Hospital
for gunShot wound OF the let,
leg vas James Wilson, 81. 545 Z
Columbia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28

COAL : HEATING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Father, Son Team
FoiIs BURGLAR

A father ard son tear, got M
test q ~GlG-be bGrglar early
sunday morning.
Eddie Harkne<s and his sen.
Mitchell 30. operate q car wash
at S<z ( Vernon which has ha6
six breskines and enierinss. The
last time being las; Wednesday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-02
.WA1ER-5kIER5,
 AQUApLANERS GET READY FOR FOURTH

For the last three evenings the crowds have lined the rails of the Douglas Bridge watching the water skiers and aquaplaners run through practices.
 Thrills, spills and chills awaited the dauntless souls who performed their stuff in the choppy waters in front of the small boat harbor. Although practices are generally being held north of the bridge, Sev- .ral made the run to the Alaska Dock where the actual show will axe place.
 Several speedboats are participat, ing, but the big thrills occur when the 40 mile per hour speed is at tained behind the boat of kibby and Bennett.
 According to Jo Mclean, a special act is being planned with some diff ficult maneuvering, which should offer even more spectacular thrills for the audience than the boat races.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-02

ed two daughters, Iva Lee, Valdez; Mae Steel, Santa Rosa, Calf, and a son, Earl, of Valdez.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-02
30 IN,30UT ON
 ALASKA SUNDAY

Thirty passengers arrived on the Alaska northbound Saturday after noon with three embarking for the Westward. Master of the ship is Capt. Henry Burns with A. H. Ban well, chief purser.
 Disembarking from Seattle: Mrs. Nina Anderson, pr. William Baird, Miss Betty Jane Brown, MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Daley, Miss Edna Filler, Sanford Hill, MT. and Mrs. R. c. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Lyle Kelsey and daughter; Ellen La Lande, Miss Dorothy Mullin, MT. and Mrs. w. A. McAdams, Gerogann and Bill McAdams, A. E. Mcfarland, Dr. John F. Nevitt, Mrs. Kay Tau beneck, Karen Taubeneck.
 From Ketchikan: Capt. M. A. Johnson.
 From Petersburg: David Charles, L. E. Elins, Comdr. c. LeFevre, Gil Rich, Roy Williams, MT. and Mrs. John Young.
 For Seward: Mrs. Eino Nicholson, T. R. Curtis, H. H. Goodrich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-02
0. W. TUppER, NEW MENDENHALL APIS.
 MANAGER ARRIVES

Applications for rentals in the new Mendenhall apartments are now being taken by O. w. Tupper, manager, who arrived yesterday from Seattle. His office is tempor- arily in the construction office in the east end of the building on the first floor. In a few days he will move to the lobby which is now be- ing finished.
 Tupper is no stranger to Alaska, having lived in Sitka from 1889 to 1941. Tt is good to be back in Alas ka," he said today. Mrs. Tupper will join him as soon as his living quarters are ready in the new apart ment building. At present he is liv- ing at the Gastineau hotel.
 Originally from Minnesota, Tup- per has background of business management in banking and manu- featuring. From 194l to 1947 he was assistant to the president of the Boeing Aircraft Go. in Seattle.
 Dates for rental occupancy of the Mendenhall will be set as soon as possible, Tupper said. Those who have signified interest in rentals are requested to contact him if they are still interested.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-02

FROM SACRAMENTO Hal L. Ellis of Sacramento, Calf is registered at the Baranof hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-02
|S KILLED IN
 AUTO PLUNGE

VALDEZ, Alaska, July 2 --R-- rhelma Iva Smith, A, whose family operated the Smith bakery and fountain at Valdez for many years, was instantly killed yesterday in an automobile accident 12 miles up the Richardson highway.
 Authorities said Mrs. Smith was a passenger in a car which appar- ently missed detour and plunged end-over- end from the highway. Les Sievers was identified as the owner and driver of the car.
 Mrs. Smith came here in 1888 from Casper, Wyo. Survivors includ-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-02
MILLIONS 0kEHED FOR MILITARY WORK
 IN ALASKA SECTION

WASHINGTON, July 2-lR-The House Armed Service Committee to- day tentatively approved authoriza- tion of $6l ,223 800 worth of general military construction in Alaska.
 The committe is considering the Defense Departments request for a SC, ,56l ,262 ,387 global building pro- gram.
 Most of the project requests were reduced to the amount estimated to be needed in the year beginning July l.
 The authorizations as approved by the committeeman with amounts originally requested shown in paren- theses, also included:
 Madigan, Wash, army hospital, Sl ,875 900, ($2,075, ,000.
 Work on the bill is being pushed by the committee as the Defense Department has asked quick action so it can get the program underway.