The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 27, 1945, Page 2

§ { o Bvesi : — g TEA FOR YANKS AT OXFORD — jill Cousons (right), from Leigh-on-Sea, EQUESTR I ENN E—Mary Corrigan, chosen “girl oi ine Essex, England, pours tea for two Americans at a_GI study in St. Hugh’s College, Oxford, England. month” by emploves of a Chicago electrical concern, prepares ior Sgt. Dick Tonkin (left) of Detroit, Mich., and Pvt. W. T. Farry (center) of Maricopa, Calif., are taking * a canter on this handsome steed at Hinsdale, Il 3 v . - an eight weel's course at the University with the U. S. Government paying their expenses, R — Jndonesians, armed with spears made from £ a youth rally on Java. ) U D G E—chier Justice Sir . / Geoffrey Lawrence (above) of FILM STAR AND COMED AN _FilmAcir the ReNSESIM. X Paulette Goddard, who is Mrs, Burgess Mcredith in private life courtroom, reports AP writer chats with €omtdian Dantly Kaye in‘Nevs Xorl night club. Wes Gallagher. o " grer— ‘STOWAWAY’ IN BRI G—capriccié, cocker span- HOMELESS 1IN "BERLIN—_Eicven of 16 members ef three families who live in this iel, peers from behind bars in Prir of USS Boise after being Punk-tiered rooint’ in Berlin' wait for a.pot of soup to cook on the steve, All arc homeless. smuggled ahoard ship by a GI, Seymour Gellman of Brook!jn. i3 some Dianne Mayberry, I, & a peek-a-boo look as she crawls around her Lodi,"N. J, hgme looking for signs of a pre. mas visit from Santa Clau: y ; bor: ihe same time she helps mama PALESTINE POLICE PARADE- e P g el 3 / 5 2 ) g i .Mounted police parade past the prblic informatiox office a Lydda, Palestine, when Cunningham arrived by plang.to take over as high commissioner for Palestine and Transjordap. LIN TOTS—A worker at Charlottenburg, Germany, puts finishing TENNIS A i EWISH DEMONSTRAT 18§ t‘oys for Berlin chlld‘::;. el&v:: arr:l;r'no(e Alljed’ flags behind him. s CTionN Australian tennis ‘stars John JEW M 1 O N—A Jewish procession marches on Tel-Aviv. for a de- Bromwich (left), and Bobhie Barnes play in, Sydney tourney. monstration after holding a mass meeting on the outskirts of thé ¢ity, focg! trouble spot.” ”a