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Arizona sun., 1952-12-05
Salad Bowl To Be
The Finest Yet

PHOEN1X-Salad Bowl Officials
this week predicted that the an
nual New Years Day festival in
the Arizona capital would be one
of the finest yet staged, as vari-
Gus committees disclosed they are
in final stages of preparation. ~
While the Salad Bowl football
game, held for the benefit of Ari-
zona's handicapped children, is the
featured attraction, there are many
other activities to usher in the
New Year.
" William T. Garland, chairman of
the Arizona on Parade committee,
said nearly 80 high schools already
have entered bands. Nearly as many
high school Salad Bowl Princesses
will participate in competition to
be named Salad Bowl Queen.
One of the newest attractions is
the Jubilee, held in Montgomery
Stadium. John R. Buchanan, chair
man of the group making plans
for this event, pointed out that
seats will be available there for
those who don't want to watch the
parade along it's line of march.
The Jubilee features an hour OF
entertainment for its audience be-
fore the parade arrives at tn sta
dunn to pass once around the track
and then disband.
Allen Rosenberg, chairman of
ticket sales, placed ducats on the
market for public purchase Mon
day at Korrick's store in Phoenix.
The store has arranged to construct
and man the booth with its own
personnel through the day before
New Years.
Rosenberg urged the public to
buy early, since a large number
of tickets already have been taken
through sales at civic clubs in
central Arizona.
Oren Minter, in charge of as
sembling the program which each
year has won acclaim, said much
of the material already is in hand,
and has placed a December 5 dead
line for art work, pictures and
other material.
High schools which have entered
bands and PrincesseS in the annual
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05
DAUGHTERS
FETE MOTHER

Mrs. Tracy Washer was feted at
a going-away party, last Monday
night by her daughters Alberta
and Ella Mae, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs James L. Davis, 1910 E.
Madison St.
Others present to share in the
delectable turkey dinner with trim
mings, pumpkin pie and ice cream
were Mms. A. Arvin, H. Hudspeth,
Elizabeth McLemore, Gladys Dur
ham, Louise Banks and Nettie
Jones.
. Mrs. Washer is scheduled to leave
Sunday night for Philadelphia, Pa,
for an indefinite stay there as the
guest of Mrs. Cora Russell and
Mrs. Leta Mae Royal. She will
visit her sister Pearl in Kansas
City en- route East.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05
Ceiling Prices On
Groceries To Be
Posted In Arizona

Housewives throughout Arizona
can now see for themselves what
the ceiling price is on most OF the
groceries they buy. .4. .....
The Office of Price Sterilization
this week extended Community
Pricing to cover grocery stores
throughout the state. The new
grocery pricing method has been
operating in Phoenix and most of
Maricopa County since October.
r. T.. Jones, Phoenix District
OPS Director, explained that un-
der Community Pricing OPS COM
.putes the exact dollar and cent
ceiling price on 300 to 400 major
market basket items for the grocer
and lists them on large posters.
These ceiling lists then are posted
in the grocery stores where GUS
toners can easily read them.
parade are Buckeye, Chandler,
Clifton Coolidge, Florence, Gilbert,
Glendale, Globe, Litchfiled Park.
Mesa, Peoria, Carver, Phoenix
Tech, Phoenix Union, st. Mary's,
West Phoenix, Prescott, Scottsdale,
Superior, St. Johns Indian Mission,
Tempe, Thatcher, Tolleson, Wick
enburg.
Bands alone have been entered
by Fort Thomas, Nogales. Prin-
cess candidates only have been en-
tered by North Phoenix and Yuma.
Floats have been entered by
Buckeye, Chandler, Glendale,
Litchfield Park, Mesa, Peoria,
Phoenix Tech, West Phoenix.
Prescott, Scottsdale, Wickenburg,
and several from Arizona State
College at Tempe.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05


Finally, at last, he is here! Yes,
at last he made his arrival. Say,
Mildred, please don't hang that
triple-x around Earline as you
promised to. It's not her fault, be-
cause Pfc. Heron fell for her.
Maybe your line needs bleaching
a little. Girls, girls, don't worry
poor Grady's mother to death! Let
the telephone and doorball be silent
for a while. If he cares to see you
he will contact you instead of you
contracting him.
This handsome young man is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. David Heron
of 1912 S. 18th Ave-, Grady is a
Phoenician and attended Tech High
school here before going into the
armed services. He arrived home
this week on furlough to spend a
few days with his parents.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05
c H A R M
BY LOU LUTOUR

NEW YORK. (GlobaD-Let's
talk about color-what it does for
you as far as your appearance
goes, and what it can do for your
frame of mind.
When you wear black, do you
look dull and drab, or do you
brighten it with gay cOlOred
flower, a brilliant colored pin, or
a bright color in trimming?
You must know that there is a
miracle in colors and your destiny
Just might rest in them. COlorS
have the power of doing much
for you by way of "magnetizing."
Those dark or gray cOlors with
out bright touch, will make you
just as drab. Try the colorS of
nature and see how they give you
a happy and gay feeling-use
blues, greens, yelloWs and gold.
Try wearing them and you will
find that not only do they make
you look attractive to others, but
they brighten your whole outlook
and you'll find yourself more Zest-
ful, vigorous and cheerful.
Take a trip in the country and
see how the colors of nature blend
to make things beautiful. They
will do the same for you
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05
Week End Guests
OF Mrs. Mckee

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter CloWney
and daughter, Karen were the
week end guests of Mrs. Lucille
Mckee.
Mr.. Clowney is just out of the
Navy, having spent considerable
time in Korea.
He and his family were on their
way 20 their Long Island home in
New York.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05
Mrs. Galbreath Hostess
To Debonairs

The lovely home of Mrs. Adella
Galbreath, 1925 E. Adams, was the
meeting place of the Debonairs
this week. After disposing of busi-
ness on hand the group was held
spellbound by a talk on accom-
plishments" by Mrs. Alice Diggs.
Mrs. Galbreath served q savory
tuna salad, cookies and punch.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05
The Children
Hold. Picnic

A gala Jack and Jill picnic was
held at South Mountain Park for
the new Phoenix Chapter Of Jack
ard Jill Saturday afternoon, No
vember %. All persons who were
present had a marvellous time, hik-
ing, swinging, horseback riding and
dancing.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05
Thanksgiving Dinner
AT Riverdale Ranch

Eighteen Phoenix guests enjoyed
a superb Turkey dinner at the
ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hare of Riverdale.
Games for all followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hare are members
of the Beacon Light SDA Church
of Phoenix
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05
Secretaries Meet

The Associated Secretaries of
Phoenix held their monthly meet
ing Monday in the Library of the
Elk's Home with Mrs. Minnie Wal
den, vice-president, presiding.
The following persons were pres
ent: Misses Helen Loring, Lennie
Goode, Naomi BraSherS, Neaomi
Clark and Mrs. Villa Thompson.
All old and new members are
urged to be present at the next
meeting on January S.
Neaomi Clerk, Reporter.
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05
AttenI,s Brothers Funeral

Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris OF the
East Broadway addition left Phoe-
nix Tuesday for Shreveport, La, 20
attend the funeral of Mr. Harris
brother, Tom. The coupe motOred
Arizona sun., 1952-12-05

Supplies Of sugar are very
large, and are expected to. con-
tinue so through 1858, but prices
will probably stay about the same
as during 1852.
Evening star., 1952-12-07

mittee of the National Associa-
Ition of Real Estate Boards.
Hit Socialist" Tendencies.
In the political campaign he
was victor over Harold F. Tag
gart. Democrat, and Charles S.
Brown. Observation-Disclosures.
lMr. Younger decried what he
called the "socialistic tendencies"
Iof the Democratic administration
|and asserted that full employment
could be attained under "our free
enterprise system and on a peace
time basis"
In his civic work Mr.. Younger
is a director of the San Francisco
Boys Club and chairman Of the
international relations section of
the Commonwealth Club of Cali
|fornia.
He belongs to the Rotary Club,
San Mateo Congregational Church
Olympic Club, the Newcomer
Society and Masonic bodies in
|cluding the Peninsula Shrine
Club.
Personally, Mr.. Younger is de-
|scribed as distinguished. friendly,
calm even under pressure, amiable
but firm in his convictions. He
plays an excellent game of golf.
Evening star., 1952-12-07
lNew Fuees in Congress
New Fuees in Congress
Representative Younger Noted
For Wide Business Experience

characterized by his supporters
as a practical businessman" with
wide experience. j. Arthur Young
er. Republican, has been elected
to the House from the San Fran
cisco Bay area. He has a record
of many activities in real estate.
/ financial affairs and civic service.
The new House member was
born and educated in the State
of Washington, where he gradu-
ated from Washington University
in 1915. From that State he en-
tered military service in World
War I, served overseas for 10
months of his two years in uni
form and was discharged over
seas as a captain In the Coast
Artillery Corps.
Began Work in Seattle.
| Mr.. Younger started his busi-
mess life in Seattle, transferred
to- this city for Federal service
and later moved to California.
In Seattle he was director OF
the Civic Bureau of the city
Chamber Of Commerce, vice presi-
dent, director and manager Of the
mortgage department Of the
Seattle Title Trust Co. and from
1880 to 1884 was president of the
Seattle Mortgage Loan Co
From there he came to Wash
ington, where he served as re-
gional appraiser of the Home
Owners Loan Corp. and assistant
appraisal advisor and chief of the
savings and loan division. Federal
Home Loan Bank Board. from
1885 to 1887.
Moving to the San Francisco
Bay area in 1887. he and Mrs.
Younger have made their home
since at San Mateo, Calf. He Is
now vice president Of the Citizens
Federal Savings and Loan Asso-
citation in San Francisco.
Mr.. Younger's services in the
real estate financing field have
extended not only to several or
ganizations of Statewide scope
but also to these of national in
fuence. He is vice chairman of
the Operations Committee, Ma
tional Savings and Loan League.
and member of the Executive
Council of the Washington Com
Evening star., 1952-12-07
|37 Arrested As ItoIy
|Seizes Tons Of Arms
BY the Associated Press

CASTELLAMMARE DI STA
BIA, italy, Dec. 6.-Police today
arrested 81 men and uncovered
tons Of arms and ammunition ir
this Communist town on the bay
Of Naples.
Charges Of unlawful possession
lof firearms were placed against
those arrested.
More than 200 homes were
Evening star., 1952-12-07
Two GIee Clubs to Sing

The Glee Clubs Of Trinity Col
lege and Georgetown University
Twill present a concert in Notre
Dame auditorium at Z o'clock to-
might.
Evening star., 1952-12-07

searched.
Police said they rounded up
more than a ton Of explosives.
670 hand grenades, 5000 rounds
Of ammunition and large num-
bers of revolvers, rifles and ma
chine guns.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11

team. The desire vas expressed by the Institute that their portion of the s35.0s also be used for this pur- pose.
 The president. Mrs. Hugh Hall. appointed the following members to serve on the nominating committee. to report at the next meeting, at which time election of officers will take place. Mrs. Dick Sharnbroich. Mrs. Joyce Hay. and Mrs. Vern Smith.
 Following lhe business meeting a Round Table discussion was held. Those participating were Mrs. Mike Lynch. W. L. Angell. Miss Doris Pet ersen and Mrs. Joe Pettierew. The main theme Of the discussion was the importance Of the home in the life, such as love. eontentment and security. The characteristics of peo- pie with good mental health. both child and adult. were enumerated Mrs Hall. who acted as moderator summed up the points brought out by the speakers.
 At the close Of the meeting. re- treatments were served by the hos pitality committee. Mrs. Julius Mason. Hrs. Knute Ness and Mrs Martin Nors.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11

You Saw It in The Sentinel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11
ACQUIRED
 CHURCH ST. PROPERTY

George Kuntz one of those burn ed out in the fire. has bought the Butler and Crawford places on Church street. WranseIIs former police chief says. now I'm back with a roof over my head. Georges big smile was one Of The bright spots of the disaster. suu has H. roof and all.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11
MANY ATTEND LAST PARENT TEACHERS MEETING

A record attendance was present ruehday night at the school to en- #5y an outstanding and interesting program Of the Wrsugell Parent Teachers Association During the business meeting it was reported that proceeds from the previous square dance amounted to S5Io5. and from the Physical Education program put on by WrangeU Insti- ute. s35.o5. both of which will go toward paying for jackets for the Wrangel High School basketball
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11

10 che famed Eeuana affair.
 The Yukon River battle of wits Is sponsored by the Mckinley Foun- dation. Inc. and benefits Alaska s crippled children through the Alaska Crippled Childreu's Association.
 Breakup times since 1940 are as follows.
 I9#0 April 29 S.34 D. m
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11
GUESSES IN FULL SWING ON ICE BREAKUP IN YUKON RIVER

Guesses stared this week. at the Stikine Club Bar. on break up Of the Yukon River ice at Fort Yukon.
 This contest has been going on annually since 19#0 and is similar
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11

FOR SALE-One house, 9 rooms. located south side of school, green, in block 3 lot 26, on Church St. Flush toilet in bedroom, water and electric lights. Come and see any time: electric washing machine. ra- dio in good condition. Price $l0oo. Jim Sfrib. owner. 20-3tp
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11

WILL PATTY - who borrowed Bancroffs History of Alaska please contact Sentinel?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOUND - Sum of money. May have by identifying denomination. approximate time of loss and pay ing for this ad. See Capt. Shirley Cukr. Salvation Army. 20-tfe
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11

FOR SALE - New Remington Rand portable typewriter Juiet-Riter model Used by bakery two weeks. VIII sell for S20 off. See at Wrangeil Sentinel - local Remingtou-Rand dealer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-04-11
sB0LIG3B0 OL HOLLOW

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been ap- pointed administrator of the es- tate of c. c. BigeIow, deceased All persons having claims against the estate are required to present them 10 the undersigned at Juneau, AL aska. lP.O. Box 1121) within six months from the date of this Rst7 lee.
 Dated at WraRgelI. Alaska, March I1, 1852.
 R. BOOchsVer
 Administrator First publication March 14, 1852 Last publication April Il, 1852
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-26

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aonmuniiteneeener in Snoodlina.
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Viiro bes @ebrbepartements inn Yen.
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ein Heooloer unb man nlnlmt on. bob
er Selbitmoro besing.
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iiioforeaniihen Eraiioenten &bee
if)lus in Huian, Siiotorea, febl, oils
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atentater faBte, beuor er einen SduB
abgeben fonnte.
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nlebr Mbleglmgen in al,oeren 9e.
trieben meeen Stoblmaneels not,pen.
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Jon, Sno., eeIhloiien. Gas sleiGe
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neral electric ipiro ieinen 8etrieb in
Bridgeport. Con-, idlieben. SerpeI.
Snc., gpanspi1e, Sno., miro Die Ser.
itellune bon Nefrigerators einlteaen.
Die eriten Stabllieieruneen felt
Streifbeginn singen bon Yittsburgb.
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in Dem 9eitreben Don Sirmen uno
Union, oas MiIitarproeranm su
unteritiiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-26

9onoon. - Mmerifaniihe 9om.
benangrifie oli araitperfe am Siio'
uier oes ;Sluiies Dalu in Horbforea,
an Ser @renje nit Ser d)ineiiihen
WanOifurei, iiibrten 81 elnem
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tiihen ltnterbous. Ser baburh in
Ger(egenbeit ge6rafte Fremier
Gburhiu mubte elmer pol1en Tebatte
Ser Jrage 5llitimmelt. ltno oies se.
ifab gerabe, als Der amerifatiihe
Staatsiefretar sld)eion in 2onoon
weilte UNI nit slltbenrnirilter Gben
iiber cine Starflng oes giinbniiies
Der beioen Sduoer gegen ben aont-
munismus 5u oerbunoeln.
Gburd)iu iaete sen briiGenben
MbgeorOneten, er bate nid)ts tm
Goraus BON bem 9pmbenangrifi ees
pubt. gr periud,te Die Sabor. 6oroe,
rlngen il beihpi6tigen, inoem ct
geltero madte, er brnuhte mebr
3eit, lint Sniormationen Su iom-
meln. Gr pertelbigte bas Goreeben
oes aGiierten Sberbe beiebIsbabers int
6ernen Siten. bes omerifantiben
8enerals Glarf.
SflieBli6 aber itini1te er Der
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slrbeiterfiibrer, oarunter grpremier
!.ttlee. Der Tiibrer bes Iinfen ;sIii.
gels, 8epan, Der triibere @ebrmini.
tier Sblnlpea lnO Spbnep SiIper.
man ben gombenansriif OILS eine
@eiabr iiir Den @eltirieben perurteili
batten. Sic iagten, Die slftion fonnte
Den aoreafriee perl1nsern, benn Elm
groBer Seil bes BON Oen araitmer.
fen generierten eleftriihen Stromes
tperoe ienieits bes 5luiies. in &ot.
China uerpenoet. 9epan riei Gbur.
biu az. menu oieier einen &riea OIL
rangen tpolle, Damn iolle er es iogen
ebur6ia pollte ofienbar Seit ae.
minnen, Inn crit nit @ebrminiite,
6elomarId)au aleranoer 3u perban
oeln, peId)er aOrea belufte uno an
Otihpoh morsen aus @aibington at.
rid erDartet DurOe. IS beiBt, bnf
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Sm Saus erflarte slttIee, Ser Bonn.
benan9riff beOeute sic gernihtunq
beoeutenOer gtabliiiements, 10 oat
Die ganSe Nanridurei in Witleioen.
ldaIt geSogen miro. @robbritannien
lei friiber iiber ieoen Gunft foniul.
tiert lporOen, mo politiihe iSolsen
militarIider slftion.n beriifi fiibtigl
meroen miiiien.
Gburhia iaste, sic GoIitif, Ser
ariea ai,f aoreu 5l beihranfen, ie
nod unperanDert. gs lheine, bab De,
gombenangriif niht iiber bie BEN
Sberbeieblsbaber Gen. Glorf ertetl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-26
Keine neve Erkluervnq
StuIins in Crenzfroqe

Mosfou. - Oie amtIihe Sof=
slaentlr peroffentlihte Elm Sementi
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@renifrase abQeaeben bat. SIM &e=
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J. |. Lewis bietet
den Stah|arbeite.n
10 miIIionen an

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-26
zUM BUNDEs- -SAENeERFEST
IN CINCINNATI

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ooh IN lelnen @renSen perbleibenpeu
Slangforper. bon Dem nid)ts iiber.
lhrlen muroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-26
Verschuerfte Briefzensur
in der Sowietzone

@erliu. - Die Soapietiibe 3on.
troilfrmmiliipr bat elne uerih1ri1e
grieiSeniur in oieicr Gone angeoro.
net. slae in ser SonietSone auise-
lieierten sluslauoSbriefe miiiien o.
nod bon ioiort an Dor ibrer @eiter.
bcforoerlng Dem Sitberliner Goit.
amt 9t@7 jugeteilt lperoen. melbet
Die amerifaniihe ~geue 3eitl,ns".
Iort merbe ieoe ein5elne 9rieien.
olns auf ibren Snbalt nit Guar5.
lanpen unterindt. Sir oie lleber,
tpadung bes 9rieiperfebrs 5ipiihen
ser Sopietjone llno ser 8unbesre.
publit uoer Weitberlm ieien auBer
Ben bereits beitebenOen 3eniuriteaen
in oen sroben Stioten auf alien
YoitGmtern iogenannte "3eniuraf-
tips" einaerid)tet nor6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-06-26

Sic SYO bat beim gunoes.Bertoi.
lungsgericht cine 6eititellungsfloge
erboben, ourh sic entibieOen ,peroen
ioll, Oh @eitoeutiblano fiir oie Gltros
pa-armee 100000 Manm obne cine
Menoerl,ng Der Geriaiiung itellen
fam. Ius 6arlsrube perlautete bis.
ber niht, uann nit elmer gntiGci,
Dung gu rebnen iein miro.
&ublano i1ht per5meiieIt gu Der.
binoerlt oab bic rpeltoeutihe Bun.
oesrepublif elmer MilitoraaianS nit
Dem Welten ibliebt.