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Evening star., 1951-09-05
Prop Man Beats
Even Hitchcock
BY the Asseeiatsd Press
HOLLYWOOD.

Alfred Hitchcock. who appears
in every picture he directs, has
competition from prop man Irving
Sindler.
Sindler has had his name in
more than 200 pictures during 30
years on the job.
He paints his name on sign
props such as -sSindler Flower
Shop" or even on a graveyard
tombstone: Here lies /. Sindler. !"
When his son was born, he
painted signs: i. Sindler and
Son." Once he put his wife's
name in front Of fortune teller's
tent: Madame Della Sindler." 4"
AS a gag he once put his phone
number on a flower truck that
had to be driven across town to
location. He got flock of calls
ordering bouquets.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

actress. You look more like a
housewife"
At that, Lisa invited me over
for q home-cooked meal but
warned:
Don't ask for goulash. We
Hungarians eat other things. you
know"
Evening star., 1951-09-05
You Can't Keep
old Jokes Down
BY the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD


Alan Young and Victor Mature
have the only two American ac-
cents in RKO's "Androcles and the
Lion" a movie with Jean Sim
mons and other English stars.
Young, the Androcles of the
movie. was born in Scotland but
came to Canada as a child.
Producer Gabriel Pascal sug-
gested he speak with a Scotch ac-.
cent.
"All right" said Young, ''but it
will cost you big boost in salary"
whats that?" asked Pascal.
THAT" replied Young. lis q
of my Scotch accent"
Evening star., 1951-09-05
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Evening star., 1951-09-05

RT. 4. so. OF ALEX. AL. 705o
DORIS DAY. GORDON McRAE and
JACK SMITH in 'ON MOONLIGHT
BAN' IN Tech All Star Laff Show,
show nightly at 500! Playground
Open 7-S! Kids Free! Fri. sat:
Back to school party. free candy,
comic book to every child, 3 color
cartoons and LETS DANCE; plus
kids treat. they're always freel
Starts Sun: CAPT. HORATIO
HORNBLOWER." "sHOWBOAT'' Is
Evening star., 1951-09-05

thickset corduroy. perfect
for school and active outdoor wear.
Made with regular waistband :. belt
loops pockets 4. pleats zip
per fly. Blue or brown in sizes 6 to l6.
P. S. Mothers. at this low. low price
you want to buy him several pairs.
Goldenbero,s soys' Weor, Street Floor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27
Hirlk nnn Nirrkrttan

Die Sotpiet- -8reiie nno Mnnofunt
brahten ant 3. ,ino am 4. Sannar Ell.
ne ousfiibrlibe 8eibreib,1ng Der l6r.
n,en6en oentngogilhen Geierlibfeitei,.
Die az Gbren oes. fiinfInbiieb5igIten
f@eburtstages Yieds IN Sit-Berlin
oera,tfhltet tpurben. gs pnroen Die
Delegationen Ser bolfsbemofratilden
RepuMiten i,il6 Der fomrnuniltiiben
8ritoerparteieit in Sen 3dnoern au-
Berbah beg gilernen 8orbangs, 10.
tpie Die ar1ostotuitilben unb beutiben
rBiirbentrdger" genau o1fgea1blt,
tpelbe an Der feierliben 8erlanrnl,
lung teiInnbntert. SSsn greniten Sarben
1puroe aud Ole n9egeiiteruns Ser
0eutlhen Sugeito" oargeltellt, ipelde
81 gbren bes Braiioenten bon Woss
faus @na6en eiien eirbrudspollen
6afeiutg beraltltaltete. 0ie rgroben
gaten", spelfe Bted rsum @obl bes
oeutfhen 8olfes", I'M M1ftrage Wos-
fans notiirli6. pollbrabte, apuroen
bur6 Die nposfoipitiihen 3eitllngs-
16retber eingebeltb berborgeboben.
Ser arenll tpsllte ani6etnenb 5eigen,
bob feline Diener auf eine gebii5renbe
8elobn1lrg, cine grbolungsreiie"
nah Mosfau 1nb ipgar ouf elm Wall-
lolelrn I'M etgenen 2anb INNER refj-
men birfen. Die bo6tra6enoe 9egrii-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27

6ie iid nod anter Der Serribdft Ysos-
fntis befinoen. Die @rlt1t6IGbe Ser
ltN bieten ben @eitnlddten reiblih
Di0glidfeit; ole Gragen a,rf Die 60.
gesoronurtg Der @eneralperfanrllli,n-
gen 81, Iteaen, tpeIhe Die 2age Der
frentoen Nationen ser n05SM betrefs
fen, Inn ibnen Siberbeit au geben.
onB fie Ser ntostotpitiihen Winfiir,
itidt preisgegeben iperben. sf
Die Snterbention Der Mesieruns
bon Hefing in @orea iteIt ilnaipeifel.
baft cine 4ggreifion oar, tpelbe Die
llH Stpiihgt, Die notnpenoigen 8ertei-
oigungsanabnabnten an5uoronen. Die
gereinten geationen finS leiber nod
nibt i,,ritanoe, ibre Mitglieber 81, ber-
anlaiien, beItirtr11te Trtppenfontin.
gente CUR 8efdnrpfatng Der direiilden
Dipilionen Mosfaus na9 Scored 5u
entie,tben; fie fonnen aber aae gsatio-
mem aufforoern, freitpillise aampf-
organilationen 5ll biloen, fotpie oie
re6tliben georinen l,tto allgerneine
3egeln nltsarbeiten, nod tpelben sic.
ielben iib an ben &1arrpfen gegen ole
mosfotpitiide Deipotie beteiligen
fonnten. gs lit babel tief 5u beoniern,
baB ole ourbairs 11ttbegriinbete Sis
friminierung Spaniens Die @ufltel=
lung BON neutrality-suspicious. in
characterization &epltblifen beein-
trdhtigeh fonnte. Die gegerhpdrtige
nrilit1riihe Gage I'M Sernen SIten
ltnb oie ralbe @nttpiflung Ser ame-
ritanii6en &riegsinbuItrie, ipelds bie
Mufitenung bon neuen &antpfforma-
tionen errnogliht, maiden Sie 2oIrng
Ser Sreitpiligenfrage belonbers hrin-
gen0.
Die 8ilourg BON fretlpiaigen
&fforn1ationen aus BEN Ingebo=
rigen Ser burb Mtosfau ut1teroriidten
9eationen tpiiroe au6 SEN @iberitanb
oerlelbert in ibren Gdnoern segen sic
mosfotpitii6e Sffupation itGrfen
uno oie Mobililterung ser Solpiet-
armee oaollr6 tpeientlid eridepercn,
uielleidt iogar 11mmoglib MAIDEN, mas
Die lebte 1,no bic ein3ige Nogli1feit
Dare. ben britten @eltfrtee 5u per-
meioen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27

burg, apeIhe @rotetpobl an Nied rih-
tete, berrGt aber getpiSierannben. baB
Die Miosfotpiter aud trifftisere Griin.
De baben, 6ns @reiieniubiId,m oes
BON ibneit eingeIehten a&r1iioeateiir
10 feierIid) 3i begeben. Dieie iseier
gab0rt 0bne ,3tpeifel 3u bet1 politis
iden Gelo3ug, apelde,r Die iuosfctri.is
'iden S1nperialiiten gegen Die 8eruaff-
nltng @eIt DeatIhlambs begonnen ba-
ben. Sic tperoen tpabribeinlib allh
beriilden, 6ie .@egierllng" DIT
Deutiblarbs in bie 8eratungen Der
bier Iabte oireft ooer peritedt ein-
5uihalten.
Die S,tbil1umsfeierIihfeiten 81, @bs
rem HiefS tperfen Elm grelles 2ibt allf
Die bur6arsabnor1ne ltn6 baber uu1
duBerit gefdbrlid)e Gage @uropas,
melde bnrb oie Mnerfennnng Ser Don
Wosfal, geidaffenen Naihalifs, nit
oen Satrapen pon Der Sorte zines
8ott1palo, Gafoc3i, Bied llIap. an Ser
Spite, geihaffen 1purbe. Der Saa
SitsDeutlhlanbs lit in oieIer &iniiht
beionbers arg, tpeil basielbe b1lrb Die
Mosfotpiter in Elm MusfaIltor CUR Gr-
oberllng @elt.Deutidlainbs unb bes
&eItes bon europa per1panoelt apnroe.
gs lit fallm borltenbar, baB Serren
tpie 8ied, @rote,pobl unb anbere
MitsIieber ser vHegierung", 1pelhe
bon Sen Sunoerttaltlenben oeutI6er
&riegseefangener in Sen anosfctpiti,
lhen 3palrgsurbeits slagern nibts nil,
fen tpollen l,no oie beutl9en 2Gn0er
bis 5rr Soer- -gteiBe4@ren5e an oie
polnilde Bropin3 Mosfaus gleibgiil=
tig abibreiben, iid trauen, ein Shrei,
ben an bie &egieruns Mbenauers 5li
ri6ten uno oarin Die gereinigl,ng
0eutI6lanos unter ser Serridaft
Nosfals borsuiblasen. UK.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27

boben Sdltlen eirteeihaIt u1,o BON
Dem @espiht befreit tperben >. @er
iib beute in DER Winrien-& &apelle i,1n.
ihaut, itent felt, bob Ole idonen Cpl
tapbien, 1ariinber orei aus Nienten.
ihneibers Merfitatt, MIR geringe 8e.
Idaoigunset erlitten baben. Sn Ser
SafriItei iteben nod einige ser merit
uolliten SoI5plnitifen bon Ben Sdllen
rno cine pradtpoIle iteinerne Mabon.
na. aud bas GboreeItiibl lit auf ser
einen Seite erbalten au1o brauht MIR
ouf Der anoeren Seite erga1lst su tper-
ben. 4m Surn iinb einige Heine 8e,
i6abigungen orrb artilleriebei1ub
eingetreten, Die bernna6it apieoer in
Sronung gebrabt tperoen. Cine
SurlnbeIteigun9 bernlittelt crit einen
rebten gittbrl,d bon ben geapaltigen
Oimeti tiiorten bieIes 9a,l,perfes uno
bon Ben Weiitertperfen Der Steinn1es.
funit, bie oer idlanfe Surm m1ftpeiit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27

get borftellt. Das @ebeiinitis Jon nod
in oieiem Wio1tat geIiiftet tperben.
Damn miro iib seigen, Oh Der g,tt-
ihluB, feline Defi3ituirtidaft 5it5ulai.
len. tpirflib itanobdlt, apenn fih Der.
auSftent, 6aB bnbei t,iht nur ole ioge-
nannten .itarfet Sduitern" setrof-
fen apiir0en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27

Sle pllerretUtIUe S1dTertn VltftcQ
Jreiin BON Sanoef Weaa3etti boaenoe-
te oas abt5igIte 2ebersiabr. 9ie aus
idrmd6iidbem, italieniIbem unS unga-
rii6em Ioel Itmltnenbe ,0iterreibi=
i6e 9roIte" lebt = an elmer Mugen=
franfbeit leiOeub - in p0lliaer gu
riidge5ogenbeit bel 2in5.
+ 8ei slnsi6a6tllngsorbeiten in Ser
befanrten Marie,rblrg in 8eIt=Yrell=
ben, einem Der geipaltigIten 9enfma=
Ter oeutiber @laubensfraft, ipurGell
stpeitallIeno 0aiin5en aus ser oellt-
ihen Sroensritteraeit gefllnben, sic
li6 in elmer llrne aus ben brei5ebn-
ten Sabrbunbert befonoen. Sic slus-
Iba6tungsarbeiten p,lrben i'm GaB-
men Ser Snltanbietltngsarbeiten Dor
aenommen, sic oas 3iel baben, oas
olte oel1tlf)e @abr5eiben Inn Sita1
als vpolnilbes geationalnuielln
alls5ugeitalten. Sort iollen Dor ol(en1
Sriegstropbden ausgeIteIlt tperbe1.
1O2,094 0eutihe lin6 i'm 81. ssabr
1850 ,,a6 9iom gepilgert. 8ie oas
uGeutlde 9silgerbiiro in 8om" be-
fanntgab, iinb NIT bunbertunbpuoIf
Sonoer5iigen Ser 8unbesbobn 1918
oeuti6e Yilger eit,getroffen. 9asl
fonttnen ipeitere 26,9S0 9Silser, Sic
ols gin5elreilenbe ober nit pripaten
&eiIeorganiiotionen in &om unlang-
ten. Die @eiamt5ubl Ser &o1,1=Bilger
aus uller 8elt miro nit runo 3,5
Ofillionen angegeben. Cine genaue
slnfteillrng oes slnteils ser eir5elnen
geationen liegt nod nidt Dor.
Neun Miiiionare unb flint Sd)tpe.
itern, aus fatbolilben Sroen in 8ap-
ern, @aoen uno Dem &beinlano, fins
Inn Die SabresmenOe bon syranffllrt
naf) &io oe Saneiro abeeflogen. sic
tperOen in Siio-Mmerifa aIs Sebrer
ooer oils &ranfenpflegerinnen tGtig
iein. 3nr NeubeIetung iiibamerifani=
i6er Miiiionsitelen ilno 5llm slus=
tauid bon WiiiionsperiottaI iino in
monatli6en Mbitdnben tpeitere sSliigc
geplant, Die BON Ser gerbir6ungs-
ltelle Oes pdpItliden @erfes Ser @lau-
bensperbreitrlng in sSranffurt in GU
iammenarbeit init ser Gan Sir so
8roiil borbereitet tperoen.
Der ieit langem erfrarfte &aroinal
Srancesco War6etti SeIbogaiani,
Defan 0es @ar6inalsfoI oIegiuns, lit
I'M Sitter bon neltrllnbiieb5ig ssabren
geitorben. Ser @aroinaI 1par elm sssu-
een6fre,ino 6es BupItes 8i,,s XII.
Dur6 fein SinI6ei6en lift 6ie Mitalie-
0er5aH bes @ar6inalsfoIlegi,rns auf
einunofiinf5ig geillnfen. Non beIebt
bat oas &onegilln iteb3ig MitgIieoer.
&ar6inaI Marhetti- -t5eloaggiani mar
Sefretdr ser &pngregation 6es 81.
Dffi5inns rnb prGfett Ser 3ererno-
nienfongregation, iotpie dtpan3ia ssab-
re lang 8eneralbifar Ser Sta6t 9tom.
no er aud geboren tpllr6e. RaroinaI
eugene SiIierant. Ser in sTranfreiff,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27

Don neliem betonte obne rehtltd)e
8ebelltung. 5reilih ift es betterfe,ts-
tpert fir Die oItoeutihen 3ailta,roe, oab
oieie Hreisgabe elmer acknowledgement
@el6i6te taglih als groBe ~Sriebetts-
tat" geprieien miro. @s lit tuie einIt.
~0as alles perbanfen apir unIernt
6iibrer." Sriiber bieB er 6itIer. ssett
heiBt er Stalin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27

4 . i
Mns 8iir3burg miro beridtet: Die
gtahri6t, 6aB nunnebr nit Der @ie-
Serberltelllung bes Snnenraltm Der
Marien- -&apelle auf Dem Wsarftplas
bego1lnen tper6en fon, miro alle
5reunoe Der @iiraburger &irhen 1,nb
Rnnltfenner nit beIonoerer Sreuoe
erfiine11, neil 6nrrit zines Der i1on.
item 3eltgniiie nrittelalterliber 8iir.
gerfnltur in linIerer Staot pieber
aus oenr So6esidlaf Der 8ranbnadt
eriDedt miro. 3undbit mub bie slus-
apehIlu1tg Der SdllleltfiiBe oorgenont-
men tperoen, 6ie itarf beidaoigt tpur,
0en Sa5u nriiiien Die tragenben 8e.
tpolbeteile ser iiber 5tpanaig Meter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27

geborene Setret1r Der Rnngresation
fiir bic orientaIiihe Airhe, miro nun
Defnn bes &nroinnlsfoI foIlegi,in18. Or
lit ieds1in6ied)5ig Sobre alt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-01-27
Aua mrlt l1nn Ktrrt1r

Die 0Iterreibii6e 3ihterin Gnrica
5reiin BON Sanbel- -Ma55etti bollenoe-
te oos abt5igite 2ebersiabr. Die aus
idnpibii6em, italieniIbem 11nS unga-
ril6enl Ioel Itntlmet,be ,0iterreibi=
if)e 9roite" le6t = an elmer @ugens
franfbeit leiOenb = in p0lliaer gu
riifge5ogenbeit bel 2in5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
By the Asseeiated Press

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. 20.
-Sergt. Junior J. Spurrier who
won the Congressional Medal of
Honor for single-handedly cap
turing a German held French town
during World War II, then had a
run-in with both civil and military
law. was a civilian today.
Military authorities here said
Bluefield's "one-man army, had
been honorably discharged at the
convenience of the Government"
Sergt. Spurrier's case had been
referred to the Secretary of the
Army for action after the 29-year-
old hero became involved in both
civil and military charges.
He was accused of a variety of
charges at Bluefield, including
stealing a horse, leaving the scene
OF an accident and permitting an
intoxicated person to drive his car.
Then the Army said he was absent
without leave from Fort Lawton,
near Seattle, Wash. The civil
charges were dismissed when the
military took over.
Military authorities said Sergt.
Spurrier received his honorable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
National Grange Again
Elects kewsom Master
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Nov
20-Hershel D. Newsom of Co.
lumbus. Ind, yesterday was re-
elected to a two-year term as
master of the National Grange
which is holding its 85th annual
convention here.
Mr.. Newsom had served as
head Of the farm organization for
q year, filling the unexpired term
OF the late Albert S. Goss, ma
tional master for about 10 years.
AS head of the Grange. which
claims a membership of more
than 100000 farmers in 81 States,
Mr.. Newsom is a member of the
National Advisory Board on Mo-
bilization Policy.
Other officers elected were !:
Dorsey Kirk, Oblong, Ill. overseer:
Edward F. Hotter, Middletown,
Md, lecturer: Winton Wedde-
meyer, Fortine. Mont. steward;
Harold E. Pace. Muscatine. Iowa,
assistant steward, and Franklin
Nixon, Vincentown. N. j., chaplain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Bolivar Stomps Issued

CARACAS.-Venezuela has is
sued special set of eight air
stamps to commemorate the re-
cent rededication of the Simon
Bolivar monument in New York S
Central Park. The stamps depict
the statue of THE Liberator."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20
Spurrier War Hero Involved
With Law, Receives Discharge

discharge last week end at Fort
Knox, KY.
When he was arrested last
month at Bluefield. Sergt. Spurrier
told newsmen: Il hope I haven't
let the other Congressional Medal
of Honor winners down."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-11-20

Make your Thanksgiving table sparkle with this
lovely stemware! These gracefully shaped pieces
have lovely cut pattern . . unusual at this low
price, Choice of sizes: sherbe cocktail water or ice
tea glasses Supply your needs now add to your
set from the open stock pattern as required
Kanns-Washingon-T
Kanns-Virgnia- Floor
Evening star., 1951-09-06
AIoof Russians Nearly Miss
Party Bids for Women
BY the AsSeeiotsd Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g.
The Russians almost isolated
their women out of invitations
to entertainment planned for
wives and friends of delegates to
the japanese Peace Conference.
Mrs. Paige Monteagle, chairman
of the Citizens Conference Wom-
ems Division, finally caught up
with Andrei Gromyko at a recep-
ton last night.
Sh told him she'd been un-
able to reach the Russian delega-
ton at its rented suburban man
sion. She just wondered if he
couldn't relay to the five Russian
women bids to luncheons, tours
and other entertainments.
That would be very nice" Mr..
Gromyko accepted.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
$4,000 Appeal Bond
In ChristoffeI Case
Cancelled by Court

District Court Judge Burnita
Shelton Matthews yesterday
granted Government motion to
cancel a $4,000 bond put up in
behalf Of Harold r. Christoffel
by the Civil Rights Congress,
pending his appeal from a perjury
conviction.
Under the ruling, ChriStoffel
must either put up other bail
satisfactory to the court or sur
render and go to Jail by noon,
September IA.
Christoffel. former labor leader
of Milwaukee, Wis, is under a
2-to-6-year perjury sentence for
telling the House Labor Commit
tee in 1947 that he never had
Communist affiliations.
He currently is out on the bail,
put up in the form of Treasury
Bonds, pending outcome of the
appeal from his District Court
conviction.
Judge Matthews upheld the
Government contention that the
Civil Rights Congress "is not re-
liable or satisfactory agency to
secure the attendance of
Christoffel" at court. The bonds
had been turned over to District
Court by Milton Wolff. identified
last month by United States At
torney George Morris Fay as as
sistant treasurer for the Civil
Rights Congress bail fund. The
motion to cancel bail had been
argued before Judge Matthews ON
August 20.
Judge Matthews also ruled fur
ther that. if other bail is not put
up and Christoffel fails to sur
render by September IA, the pres
ent bail shall be forfeited.
In arguing last month for cam
celation of the bail. Mr.. Fay
pointed to the disappearance of
four Communists convicted in
New York under the. Smith Act
who were out under bond posted
by the Civil Rights Congress.
On August 20. Christoffels
counsel, o. John Rogge, argued
that the Government stood no
chance of loss because the bail
put up is in the form of Treasury
bonds.
Evening star., 1951-09-06
Just A Reminder...

The new school season 10 beginning. Save your Acme
Sales chseks 70 help your school get 1Glneh Phee
Tv Set without charge. Ask for details this 10
not q contest
Evening star., 1951-09-06
Citrus Ads ARRANGED

LAKELAND. Fla. Sept. s (P).-
Newspapers in 101 cities through
out the Nation will carry adver-
tisementS designed to sell Flor
ida's upcoming citrus crop. expect
ed to be a record breaker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-09
MRS. M. HERRING, POLIO VICTIM, IS GREATLY IMPROVED

Mrs. Marilyn Herring, stricken with polio Saturday and taken to St. Anns hospital, is spending in creasing periods out of the iron lung.
 This polio case is not of an epi- demic nature but is a sporadic one such as might happen at any time, said Dr. J. w. Gibson, her attend ing doctor T feel that she is out of danger with the possibility of no general residual paralysis"
 Mrs. Herring is greatly improved, according to Dr. Gibson. She has very little if any paralysis at the present time as a result of the sick ness.
 The iron lung, dedicated last Sat urday by the Elks and given by them to the cities of Juneau and Douglas, was taken to St. Ann's hospital Saturday evening by local and visiting Elks from the local
 
 lodge rooms.
 Mrs. Herring has been employed as a store clerk.
 Dr. c. c. Carter, city health ot- ficer, today warned against undue panic because of possible polio case in Juneau.
 This case has not yet been definitely diagnosed as polio. Pre- liminary tests given are negative as vet" he said. "The sensible thing to do is to take precautions such as getting plenty of sleep and rest, keeping children from undue strain and excitement, and avoiding crowds. No quarantine is planned as it has not proven of any value. There is no known preventative for polio such as shots and vaccines.
 "The situation is being watched closely and if anything comes up, | the public will be notified" pr. Carter said.
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bies on their backs. The head of the doll is of woven spruce root.
 At Hydaburg Keithahn obtained an early Hyda digging implement. Its tip, about three inches across, is of copper set in a spruce handle. Keithahn said that the implement showed that early Alaska natives had a completely different method of gardening than was practiced at that time by Europeans.
 Tn Wrangell he purchased some out-of-print books from the late R. J. Suratt collection.
 Curator Keithahn also announ- ced that the museum is now on the mailing list of the Ketchikan Fish and Wildlife Research laboratory for pamphlets concerning explora- ton and research on fish and shell fish. He brought several back with him on albacore tuna and king crab.
 A recent donation to the museum is a IA Is gouache painting of Mendenhall glacier, donated by the painter, Agnes Cough who is su- pervisor of art in the Anchorage schools. It is one of l2 which Miss Cough had sent to the recent art exhibit held in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-09
KE|THAHN BACK
 WITH CURI0S OF
 S.E. FOR MUSEUM

E L. Keithahn, curator of the Territorial Library and Museum, returned to Juneau Saturday after noon after visiting Petersburg, Wrangell, Ketchikan and Hyda- burg in the interests of the mu- scum.
 One of the most important finds" which he brought back, is very old Tlingit doll which was recovered from between the walls of house which was razed in Ketchikan. The curio is in an ex- ceptionally good state of preser- vation both as to coloring and con- dition.
 The doll, it's body of buckskin with blue trade-bead decoration, is encased in a replica of sack ol bag, made of dyed native grass in which early natives carried ba-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-04-09
aa.J(iI AYR TRAVEL
 TO CORONA NOW

Indications of spring ciamming activity in Cordova are reflected in Pacific Northern Airlines travel to that port. Over the weekend IT passengers flew from Anchorage and eight from Juneau to Cordova. Sixteen went frono here to Anch- orage and six arrived from Anch- orage.
 From Anchorage: Ruth Herring Mrs. Dean, MT. and Mrs. Burton Vaughn, George Mummert, Mrs. John Parmenter, A. Keitiz.
 To Cordova: T. ?. Quincy, Mrs. J. Dinneen, Ira Rothwell, Gordon Nelson, Conrad Wayne, Wallace Bailey, Jim Elsey, E. w. Hinder oth.
 To Anchorage: Jean Eden, V. Henrickson, Ed Barber, Gene Smith, R S. Warfield, Juan Mum 3s, J. w. Finnell, Thor Sundberg,