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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-27
MIKE GOODMAN IS HERE

Mike Goodman of the Whiz Fish Go. from Pelican is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
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board of directors the present offic- ials of Ketchikan Pulp and Paper Go. are:
 Directors: Fred c. Stevenot, San Francisco, chairman of the board of Puget Sound and director of the Ketchikan plant; Turcotte and Rob ert H. Evans, Seattle. director and counsel of Puget Sound who holds the same positions plus the vice. presidency of Ketchikan Pulp.
 II. L. Meats from the U. $. En- gineers office in Anchorage, is stop ping at the Baranof Hotel.
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FROM FAIRBANKS }

Mir. and Mrs. w. l.. Slack Jr. of Fairbanks arrived here yesterday on PAA and are stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
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Juneau Starfs
 Folding Up For Salmon Derby

Juneau was a quiet town today as many citizens packed their fish ing gear to enter the first day ot the Golden North Salmon Derby There was an epidemic of 'one- day leaves" from many Federal and Territorial offices
 Some businessmen put up Gone Fishin'" signs to join the migration 70 Tee Harbor and Auka Bay from where they put out in floating craf. to catch the big one"
 The Coast Guard had it's 83-foo, patrol boat in the Gastineau Chan mel fishing area to enforce speed limits and to be on hand as safe ty measure. This morning the cut ter reported that one engine was out and arrangements were made for it to return to Juneau tonight for repairs.
 Good weather ordered by Derby co-chairmen, Dr. D. D. Marquardt and Curtis Shattuck, arrived ahead of time early in the week and was wearing thin today with increas- ing cloudiness and a promise of shower1.
 Visitors Arrive
 Among those here for the event from Skagway are Louis and George Rapuzzi and Malcolm Moe. High way Patrolman and Mrs. Al Lub- cke from Haines have also come tC participate.
 Due to large numbers who failed to get Derby tickets, it will be nee essary to sell tickets for the nex two days at the Tee Harbor anc Auke Bay checking stations, Derby chairmen announced.
 M. P. MulIaney, Territorial Com missioner of Taxation, said todd, that an enforcement officer iron the Department would be on thu fishing grounds to check fishermen for possession of the new sporl fishing license.
 Licenses can be obtained at tn Taxation department in the Sinp son building until noon tomorrow Madsen's Fishing Supply and Jun eau Young Hardware also are sell ing them. Arrangements have beer made to have application forms a the judges stations. Licenses eos S1 for residents, plus 9 cents i purchased other than at the tax alton office.
 Derby rules provide that fish en' tered in the contest must be legal ly caught" This will pose ques tion if prize winning salmcn art entered by persons without a lie ense, derby officials pointed out. A furry of derby ticket sales wa reported yesterday by Juneau Young, Thomas Hardware ant Madsen's bringing the total tc around 1000. Juneau-Young ant Thomas Hardware will be closed to- morrow but Madsen's is remaining open until pm. but will not b. open Sunday.
 Over IF awards will be givei Tuesday night in the Elks Hall t' the skillful fishermen. the top prize being a 1851 sedan.
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FROM CHICAGO

Evelyn and Adelaide Bloomfield of Chicago, III, are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
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;" Coliseum Barber Shop tnext to Professional Pharmacy
 Guarantees Ladies and Mems
 hair cut any style to your sat- 6 isfaction. Shower bath in con-
 nection.
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pr. and Mrs. Phillip Moore. re- turned by rlane Thursday from a three week business and vacation trip which took them to West Virginia North Carolina, Wash ington, D. c. and Chicago. Dr. Moore attended meetings of var ious medical societies where he was invited to report on the strep- tomycin research work being done at the Orthopedic Hospital.
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'Air Search Turns South
 To Islands

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only attendants. After the wed- ding ceremony a large group of friends joined the couple for a buffet supper.
 The bride is owner of Ernie's Cocktail Bar and the groom a painting contractor.
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Dr. Graf Mooney arrived aboard the Denali last weekend, with his wife and young daughter, as the first medical student from UW to take up residency at the Mt. Edg'acumbe O.Ehopcdic Hospital under Dr. Phillip Moore.
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Mrs. Lois Pettinger arrived with her infant son from West Virgin ia to spend a few weeks visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Carl Peterson. This is Mrs Pettingers first visit in over two years.
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Mrs. Gay Holland, son Gerry and daughter Toni returned early this wee.. from a two weeks visit with relatives in Wrangell.
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Marriage application made July I 7: Joe T. Turk, Sitka fisherman and Thelma Alice Sullivan, Ev- Grett housewife.
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Mrs. Nadine Lumsden and two young sons arrived hy plane this week to visit her parents, MT. and Mrs. Harry Sulser. For the past two years the Lumsdens have been living in Kodiak where he is stationed with the ACS.
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Jean E. Carter and Kenneth M. Albright were married Mon day evening at the brides James, town Bay home by U. $. Com missioner Frank Richards. MT. and Mrs. Earl Shennett were their
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Don't you big oil
 companies get
 together to set prices?'

The question of gasoline price affects every ceiues some letters along these Hnes FWhen driue doWntot, the prices Of aV the major gasolines to De about the same. Ue heard t said that the major oil companies gettogeter to set prices Isntis trUe? The answer is an unqualified NO. Oil com panies do not get together to set prices, do we in any way set prices by agreement. But we do think it's in order to tell you about gasoline prices and how they re arrived at:
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Jane DeArmond, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert DeArmond, returned by plane Friday from a two weeks visit with friends in
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DR., Mrs. Herr
GiUe Diltner-Ddnce
AtCasd Marina

DR.. and Mrs, Ralph Herr were
hosts at a dinner dance given
Saturday night at the Casa Marina
Hotel.
Guests for the evening included:
Capt. and Mrs. Bruce Bradley,
Capt. and Mrs. Thenton Boaz,
Capt and Mrs. Freeman Harris
Comdr. and Mrs. Judson Mills
paugh, Comdr, and Mrs. Wilson
Houston. CcmGr. and Mrs. Harold
Fleischer, Miss Betsy Bradley
Midshipman ArliS Simmons. Miss
Suzanne Herr and Ralph Herr, Jr
Miss Suzanne Herr. student at
the University of Florida. Gaines,
vile. and Ralph Herr. Jr. student
in the School of Medicine, Western
Reserve University, are spending
the Christmas holidays here with
their parents.
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Thousands OF
Candles Light
Bethlehem City

BETHLEHEM. Pa. "A small
band Of Moravians gathered by the
banks Of the Lehigh River on
Christmas Eve 2l0 years ago TO
name a new settlement in Penn
Sylvania.
The group met in a candleiit
stable and resolved to call the
place after Bethlehem in Judea
where the Christ child was Graded
in a manger
Count Nicholas Won Zinzendorf
held a candle during the ceremony
TO symbolic the meaning of the
eve, its peace and goodwill. the
resffirmation Of faith.
And so the Moravians age old art
Of candlemaking has been passed
down from generation to genera
/ ton.
Thousands of Bayberry candles.
made in moidS used by the city's
founders, are sflame in the win
dowS of homes and of Moravian
College, oldest school for girls in
the land. Later ii became CO.
educational
Tonight and for two weeks the
sparkle and color from 5O,O0C
lamps will cast wonderland glow
over this Christmas City," wei.
coming visitors TO one of Amer.
ica's outstanding holiday spec.
/ tacleS.
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In after years when angels came
no longer,
And you had suffered agony
and loss;
In after years on Christmas Eve,
Oh Mary,
Which filled your thoughts
the Manger or the Cross?
l think your Son looked down
with loving pity
To lift the ache that you had
borne SO long,
And on that Eve let you remem-
Der only
The Babe, the Star, the Shep-
herds. and the song
! think that Joseph entered in
the twilight,
Returning from some shepherd
and his fold.
And with a wordless tenderness
and yearning
Laid in your arms little
lamb to hold.
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Dance Team
Joins Staff
AtCdSG Marina

A versatile dance team. Bert
and Happy bowed into the Casa
Marina this weekend as part Of
The attraction for the holidays and
Ger the season.
The team are adept at ballroom
and exhibition work with a bit of
adagio tossed in for good dancing
measure.
They specialize in the latest steps
intending mamba and the tradition
al other Latin rhythms like samba
and rumba The exhibitions are
given in the evening at the patio
where dancing begins at 10 pm.
During the daytime, from 10 m.
to 5 pm, the team instructs.
Manager Emmett Commit an
bounced today that Christmas din
ssser will be served on both the
American and European plan to-
morrow from 7 to pm.
The band will play cocktail music
! beginning at $50 pm.
+ The hotel, with all facilities. is
open to families who want to spend
the holidays in delightful atmos.
!, phere. Tennis, swimming. dancing
land sun.bathing are few of the
..pastimes which may be enjoyed.
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Friends InUited To
Strl.nk- abaiLLOus
Wedding Wed.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Strunk. Jr., 924 Flagler avenue,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Carolyn Rose. TO Paul
Denmon Tabailloux will a Ike
place at o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon in the First Methodist
(Stone) church. Tabailloux is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Tabail-
loux of Hackensack, N. ].
The StrunkS invited all friends
of the couple and Of the families
of the couple to attend the we'd
ding and the reception, which
will be held Immediately follow
ing the ceremony at the home of
the brides parents.
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CONCH
CH0WDER
by RATHER

Christmas seems TO be the time
of the year which is merrieSt and
at the same time, most nostal-
gic. The last gathering of our
clan for HollyyWreath Day was
back in 1882. | haven't been home
for Christmas since then But
remember Grandpa Doctor. chief
of the tribe. and how he stood
that day, his last Christmas, and
gave us a little speech al the close
of the mid day, ld-fashioned
dinner. He was a not-very- big
man with keen gray eyes, tired,
small town doctor in his 18th
year. He looked around the table
at his son. his wife, my mother
and the five grandchildren. and
told us that we would probably
never be united again as one
family at Christmas except III
spirit and in memory.
THE world is moving into an
age which won't give any OF
you much time to enjoy Christ
mas as YOU have known il IN
your childhood. But in the years
to come. take a little time on
Christmas Eve, perhaps just be
fore you close your eyes TO sleep
and recall something of these
ChristmaSeS you have known. Il
will bring you peace, thought
of goodwill and help YOU remem-
Der that the spirit of Christmas
is really love"
So looking back along the years
do YOU remember when
You lay snug in bed holding
your breath when you hearc
mysterious rusthngs in Other
| rooms. the muted voices of YOU
parents. and caught the scent o
/ pine fragrance. wondering if San
ia had arrived and how vot
pretended 10 be fast asleep whei
/ the bedroom door opened and ;
Z figure i'm a dressing robe stol,
/ quietly IN and paused at tho
mantlepiece over the fireplace
and you closed your eye
tightly then opened then
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Menu A Day
TEEN AGE PARTY
Toasted Ham and Cheese
Sandwiches


Sweet Pickles Hot Chocolate
Christmas Bowl
Maple Bran Creams
(Recipe for Starred Dish follows)
MAPLE BRAN CREAMS
INGREDIENTS: l X cups ma
pie favored syrup, Y cup cream
or evaporated milk, a teaspoon
salt. y cup whole bran Slightly
crushed, "a cup chopped nuts.
METHOD; Put syrup, cream or
evaporated milk. and salt in
saucepan; place over low heat
and stir until we'll blended Cow
er pan for | minute to allow
steam to wash sugar crystals from
sides Of pan Uncover. and cook
slowly to soft ball stage 1896 F).
Pour on cold, wet platter set
or. cooling rack and let cool, with-
out moving, to lukewarm. Beat
with wooden spoon until candy
loses its sickness and becomes
firm enough to handle. Knead
in hands until smooth and crea-
my Form into balls about "a inch
in diameter and roll in bran which
has been mixed with chopped
nuts. Makes 4 dozen pieces.
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MdrteIIO Galleries
Closes TOMORROW

Jeanne Taylor, curator of the
Key West Art and Historical So
ciety galleries, announces both
the West and East Martello Tow
erS will be closed tomorrow,
Christmas Day
Regular hours for the galleries
are IL o'clock noon TO o'clock at
the East Martello Tower and
from o'clock TO 5 o'clock in the
afternoon at the West Martello
Tower, where the Southeastern
Circuit Exhibition. American
Painting, 1852, will open We'd
nesday.
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Minds Night Out
by Dot
MR.. UNIVERSE" al the strs

Mr.. UNIVERSE" at the Strand
Theater.
Last night / went to the movies
expecting to be disappointed, ana
instead was delightfully."- surpris-
ed to find the film a rollickinr
farce based on wrestling with 1
Gorgeous George type OF herr
pinning the audience to the mat
with hearty laughs.
Jack Carson and Bert Lahr
carry the story as two men who
exploit a tall blond giant in the
grunt-and-groan lgame. The hero
enters the ring in a velvet cloak
with epaulets, bevy of girls in
harem outfits scattering rose-pet-
ais and waiting incense. He
throws the opponent for a loss
in a few seconds.
Taken on tour. the big hunk Of
man is so good that crowds begin
to think all the matches are
framed. He spins Chief Flying
Mare wonder what he would
have done with Chief Sitting
Bull?). a Russian. foppish wreSt.
Ter with beauty mark and LAT.
ayette coat, the terrible Gorilla,
the Missing Link, and four OF
five others. Carson, assisted by
dumb-pan Make attempts to wear
out his champion so that the
matches will last longer, but no
luck.
Meantime, a slick gangster-
gambler named Fingers. PLAYED
by Robert Aida, muscles in on the
muscle racket Complications ar
Use and Carson almost loses his
girl as well as his shirt.
The sequences on TV showing
the wrestling champs in action
are hilarious. Carson hams il up
as usual and Lair is prime
mugger, but they garner chuckles
and roars, and it's fun from the
first bell.
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ter Under the Stars company of
Vancouver. She will be seen in the
II O'Clock Holiday Sketches"
show tonight in a musical comedy
routine danced to Wedding of The
Painted Dolls. She viii perform
the number on her toes.
Pinder announces that COrrine
Howard was trained by Rosemary
Deveson of the Ballet Russo De
Monte Carlo company She has
danced such roles as Odetta. the
Swan Queen, and Les CygnetS,
also from Swan Lake" and
Dance of the Sugar Plum Fair
les" She specialIzeS in Spanish,
character and folk dances
Mrs. Roland Jackson, The Citi-
zen "Shop Hopper, will be mis-
tress Of ceremonies for the eve.
ming. The program for the show
includes.
VocalS. Because of You, ;" Too
Young and And So To Sleep, :"
Roland Vallee
Tango, LA Comparcita, Gerry
Pinder and Carmen De Armas.
Vocals by Rae Waller
Ballet number 10 TchaiehowSki' s
Sleeping Beauty by Diana Ay-
ers.
VOcals, Undecided and "Win-
ter Wonderland, by Mello Aires
Lillian and Neil Fleck and Gerry
Pinder, and solo 'Sheik of Araby, -
by Neil Flick,
Rhythm tap TO "Dmah" by Lou
Marson and Gerry Pinder.
Miss Merry Christmas will be
crawned during the show. Con
testants are Misses Gloria Muniz
Marilyn Leahy, Freda Weech, Bar
bara Freeman, Gay Lou Barrosa
Penny Johnson and Gail Varela.
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directors CuOStuS lhS ShOW "a
Allan hic.Sa5, director of the Uni
versity o. aiIal.i; .srt Gallery. John
Richard Craft, director of the
Columbia, N. c., Museum of Art,
and Alonzo Lansford, director of
the Isaac Delgado Museum Of Art,
New Orleans.
The exhibition, which will hang
here until January 10, came here
from the Norton Gallery in West
Palm Beach. II has been shown in
the Columbia, N. c. Museum of
Art, and in the University of Mi
ami Art Gallery. From here il
will go TO the Morse Gallery of Art
(Rollins College,, Florida Gulf
Coast Art Center at Clearwater
Augusta Art Club augusta, Ga.
Isaac Delgado Museum, Univer-
sity of Alabama, and Akron, Ohio,
Art Institute.
The Key West Art and Historical
Society is responsible for bringing
the show here. This society has
brought these up-to-date exhibitions
here for the past several years.
Names of some of the paintings
to be exhibited in the 1852 show
include: Edward Hopper'S Mar
tina McKeon of WeIl7eet," JOSEPH
do Marfini's "M0unfain Village >
John Helikers' ''Hilltown" anc
Mosaic" Ben-Zion's "Sheaves o
Wheat" Julian Binford's Table
with Cyclamens," NichOlai CikOv
sky's Lobster Boats" Russo
COwles' Little Island" Jean Ii
berte'S "Harbor," Henry Matt
sons Self Portrait. and Ruhten
/ berg's Street
Reginald Marsh's INNS. Mau
retania," Fletcher Martins "Au
tumn Night" Zoltan Sepeahy':
New Garden" and Ben Shahn'.
| famous THE Anatomical Man"
{, Doris Reno, Herald Music anC
Art Editor, has said of the show
/ it is "solid. sturdy. vigorous, versa
tile but not splaShy, and really
and-truly contemporary"
She also opinioned that "Ameri
can Painting, 1852 is both more
admirable and comprehensive thar
the 1851 circuit show.
/, Says Allan McNab of the Uni
verSity of Miami, the pictures
have been carefully and sensibl,
selected with a view of including
many things that people can actu
ally like"
This aim did not rule out the so
called advanced" art, but limited
the representation of that schoo
somewhat and took pains to put il
nothing that would tend just t
make people mad" said McNab.
Jeanne Taylor, curator of tn
Art and Historical Society CALLER
les, announces the West Martell,
Gallery, where the show was hum
today, is open from l to o'ciocl
each day with the exception o
| Monday. Both the West and Eas
Martello Towers will be closed OF
| Christmas Day.
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Coming EDents
NDAY. DECEMBER "a

: MONDAY. DECEMBER "a
~ Handicraft special interest
-. group, Officers Wives Club,
- Bldg. l7s. N. S, 7:SO pm.
s~ Meeting, Beta Sigma Phi soro-
rlty, San Carlos school, 8
pm.
Meeting. Anchor Lodge, No.
10, Scottish Rite Temple, 8
pm.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20
Duplicate Bridge. Coral Room
Overseas hotel T:45 pm.
:, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81
Officers Club of the Order of
Eastern Star will meet at 8
pm in the home of Mrs,
Viola Hlges 8l6 AShe street
JayShees will meet at 7.S0 pm,
at JayCee clubhouse.
Dr.. Felix Varcla Lodge No "a
will meet at 8 pm. at the
Cuban Masonic Lodge.
Ladies Auxiliary VIEW. Post
IS S9li will meet at s pm. al
= WV Home
Ladies Auxiliary. Arthur Saw.
q yer Unit "a. American lie,
gion will meet Al 6 pm. al
Legion Home
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St. Paul'S Episcopal Church VIII
be the setting for the Christmas
Day wedding of Miss Maria Teresa
Placencia and Percy l.. Jeffrey,
Jr.. USN. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Placencia,
3il Catherine street. and the bride
groom's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy L. Jeffery, 4l9 N. Dix street,
Muncie Ind.
The pastor. the Rev. FIR. John S.
Armfield will perform the single
ring ceremony at 4 O'Clock tomOr-
row afternoon.
Miss Davie CasaS will attend the
bride as maid of honor and Gus
Perez. cousin of the bride, will at
tend the bridegroom as best man,
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will wear
a white wedding gown, fashioned
with a lace bodice, long sleeves
and a full skirt made of two layers
of net. She will wear short veil
and her shoes will be white satin.
Her flowers will be white gladioli
Approximately 100 persons are
expected to attend the reception,
which will be held Immediately
following the ceremony at 419 Tru-
man avenue.
The bride attended the Key West
high school and the bridegroom is
a graduate of the Muncie. Ind,
Central high school. He is serving
here aboard the destroyer, U,S.S,
SarSfield.
The newlywedS plan to make
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]. A. Vaugha',s
Are Hosts At
Cocktail Party

1t. G.g) and Mrs. Jack A.
Vaughan celebrated the Christmas
season with a cocktail party given
Saturday night at their home, 1926
White street.
A Christmas tree, poinsettiaS and
mistletoe featured the holiday
decorations. A centerpiece of
a white-toned cOconut frond fes-
TONED with bright colored Christ
mas ornaments decorated the hOrs
d'oeuvres table.
Special guests of the evening
were 1t. Vaughan's parents, Capt.
and Mrs Paul Vaughan of Cherry
Point. N. c. Capt. and Mrs
Vaughan arrived Friday to spend
Christmas with their son and
family. They plan TO return tC
Cherry Point on Thursday.
Guests included: Comdr. anG
Mrs. Gerald Reeves, Ii. and Mrs
Donald Millar, Ii. and Mrs. vii.
liam johnson, 1t. and Mrs. John
Viele, 1t. Q,g.) and Mrs. JOhr
Whey, 1t. C.g.) and Mrs. W. d
Wood. 1t. and Mrs. Lee Cravener
1t. and Mrs. Robert McKemmey
1t. G.g.) and Mrs. Albert Bowens
1t. and Mrs. c. B. Cossert, 1t. anc
Mrs. Medford Candy, 1t and Mrs
Donald Graham, 1t and Mrs. Ed
ward WEIGH, 1t and Mrs. Georgt
Hayes, 1t. (j.g) and Mrs. james
Kennedy. and 1t. and Mrs. A. NJ
Poteet
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4 0entdn BurreH
Stationed Here

Z -~ss Woman Third Class Veriist
80 Lincoln BurreIl, US Navy. son of
ys.1Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee Burrell,
.233 East Carol Street Macomb,
) illinois, Recently reported aboard
= sthe USS Chopper tSS342) for duty
The Chopper is presently stationed
~ I. here
Burrell is graduate Of Mac0mb
... Senior High School, class of l94s
.-s.AVhere he was member of the Stu.
= .-dent Council and active in inter.
~ mural basketball He enlisted in the
- US Navy in June l94s and re.
-y~sported TO the Submarine School
:. @New London. Connecticut. in Sep
- jember Of the same year Since his
s-"s' graduation from Submarine School
ne has served in the submarines
= .uSS SpinnaS, uSS Dogfish. USS
!. - Mania and on the Staff. Command
s>,- er Submarine Division 43
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Vandals Smash
SAE's Lawn Lion

GAINESVILLE R--Poor old Leo
the concrete lion on the lawn of
the Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater.
nifty house--made his last stand
Saturday night after a long siege
with rival fraternities.
The lion, which has decorated the
lawn for more than 20 years, has
been painted. burned, kidnapped,
beaten and mistreated by many
means.
Early Sunday morning he was
broken up, presumably by a sledge-
hammer. His face, legs, and back
were demolished and Leo was re-
duced to a pile of scrap.
1.-THE vandals who did this" said
sac President Jimmy Dobb, I'VE
hope win duly be caught and pun
ished. In the meantime, we plan
for another lion there will al
ways be Leo on our lawn.
Japanese paper, made chiefly
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Dear Santa
am almost eight wears old.
have a brother named Ricky
who is 3 years old. Please bring
me a popcorn machine, doctors
kit and cash register Please
bring my brother a monograph,
records and ferris wheel.
Thank you dear Santa and ]
promise to be a good boy from
now on,
KENNETH RUEDA
1907 Staples Ave,
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Holiday Guests
In Gilmore Home

Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stearns Of
Pensacola. will arrive Thursday TO
spend the New Years holi-.
day with their son-in-law and
daughter, 1t. (jgl and Mrs. Will.
liam Gilmore, and their son. Rusty.
at their home. 21O7 Flagler street