The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1947, Page 4

R R R R R R R R R R RO ommemmmmmmmmmmmmoee e e /AR JUNEAU, ALASKA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1947 | ; { 2 Gl 3 MOUNT JUNEAU LODG 3 swers Overton: “John H. Overton, a senile and dodder- e e e et | M iy O AQE‘;ONDJM‘LIF\C:U;;;:GE NO. 147 : A Dail y Alaska Emplre Bhg 014, rian, who e A KASEE IR Vet His Bho S0t PAGE FOUR THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE N /) : i spleen on me because i have Gared to help people of 20 Y E A RS A G 0 f"o‘m Taku Post No. 6369 \\& {73, | Monday of each wonth bt it B lad s i inad this State who live in his district, and who appealed THE EMPIRE {] e oo ane wura (85 I s e Teiile E » 3 COMPAN . 3 ; vi st Hall, - i R PRI, (ac Ly it cets, Juneau, Alaska to him first for help and got nothing, dragged his | LT e 8 d ( beginning at 7:30 p. m. HELEN TROY MONSEN | - - - " vice.Bresident | senatorial toga in the slime of falsehood on Mund.\\] rades Welcome. > | CHAS. B. HOLLAND, WILLIAM R. CARTER - - - Editor and Manager [ Dight. | DECEMBER 19, 1927 lzhsnd(zrm{'mémgfifgg- Worshipful Master; JAMES W e T 1y In Mississippi, on the other hand, a higher stan- | The Douglas High School Huskies swamped the J-High Hilltoppers | SaiUcs & g LEIVERS, Secretary, - - — - - ~|dard of gallantry prevails. The very first business|® n their first game by a scoré of 27 to 7. The Dougas Huskies had Entered In Po ’\'(y;!:iivl( ne R‘AT( Second Class Matter. | of the reconvening Senate was to hear some appraisals | ® DECEMBER 19 superior shooting ability and a good defense and J-High wasn't able T & " oot 8 gt ORI e (. o a0 S 0 v B S Wl o |3 Sl e Siamen o the Do team wore P, Jonnson, Cashr. | | Youth abwers et a weir vt} | @) B. P. 0. ELKS By mail, postage paid. at the following rates: RS Y. g sl . o | e {Carlson and Martin in Fur Styles and Values at One s e Pib 00+ six months. in advance, $7.50; | expressed in the House by such mourners as Repre-|® Douglas Babcock . I' b ‘ f Meets every Wednesday at 8 one month, in advance, $1.50 sentative John Rankin, who said, a trifle enigmati-'e Marjorie Tillotson . R Ma[ in vu or rirs In( p. m. Visiti ubscribers will ccnfer a favor if they will tiy notify G & 2 . o ! . m. ng brothers wel- e B s of any failure of iiresularity in the delivery | Cally, perhaps, “No man who has ever served in that e Gordon Gray . J. J. Connors, John W. Troy and Albert Wile, local delegates to the 4 r . sl Sl i o of their papers i e RN great body (the United States Senate) suffered the e Betty Reed o | Democratic Divisional Convention, held in Ketchikan last week, re- | Swedish Fur Craftsmen for alted Ruler. W, H. BIoGsl Sec- — N I il i R unjust treatment that was meted out to this humble e Charles E. Johnson o |turned to Juneau on the Admiral Rogers Three Generations retary 3 he x)I‘E\I!:‘!"t OF AS::\:(“II-‘:I”ED l:‘llle A alie: Sthe H representative of the toiling masses of Mississippi. e Raymond Wildes . —_—— O ¥ e A et 1w dlsmreches credited to 1t o not sther: | Whatever else might be said of Theodore G. Bilbo, e Florence Linden ®| The Juneau Federal Building appropriation was slashed from the bill :ames c Cooper CPA T o wise credited in this paper and also the local news published [ he never lost the comon touch. His heart went out e Gilbert DeVault ® iwhen it appeared before the Senate v 4 i mqtfarywr e e . to the toiling peovle of his State, and whenever their t 2 i ; BUSINESS COUNSELOR — NATIONAL REFPRFSENTATIVES — Alaska Newspapers, 1411 | interest was at stake the knew exactly where he s o o o o o o o o o ® o " Specializing in . x b 2 rsor P o » St. Ann’s Hospital for medical (4 5 ¢ Foutih Avemue Bif | Seutie, Wash. stont Sl b, Lihen Anderson, 11, had entered the I ! PRI g i A KOS"&"CNLDEASER GRIFFIN Co The first dovs he reunited Congress were treatment | Trust Accounts (lamentably crowded with necrologies. There was time ( S s 'S e however, for an occasicnal foray into foreign affairs HRI ‘.MA BAPI M’ | Henry Darr of Juneau was the luckv one who received the fruit cake, S‘erwpql/adw[xdy_fiyg/y( Dcpariment. The cake was made and 'l'he Emin Peed Co. Representative Ramey of Ohio, for instance, uttered (oMMUNION SUNDAY given away by the Dougla i some thoughtful views nt England’s royal wedding donated to the firemen by Joe Riedi. “We have heard over the radio and in the press,” he A"' I.UI’HERAN (HUR(H v {told the House, “about the English noblewoman who | received over two million dollars worth of jewels as a / sakaion wod g Rith Thab 15 nappenitia While; ey seiil oubl:. OA. Buntey. morning: Iesembae 1 O o o ! and STORAGE appeals to us to send them a great many things, which |21, the 11 ¢'clocks worship at the | we have been willing to do and have done. I wonder | Lutheran Chur Office in Case Lot Grocery SaoE 0 l “SMILING SERVICE" Bert’s Cash Grocery \h Gotner of Mua Marshall G. Fremming, son of Mrs. Max Pitshmann and brother of | PHONE 104 or 105 e, te The|Mrs. Z. M. Bradford and John and Elliott Fremming of Juneau, arrived | c ALI r CRNIA L FREE DELIVERY Juneau 2t . entered St. Ann’s Hospital over the weekend | Mrs. Gudmund Jensen entered St. Ann's Hospital over the wee HAY. GRA\]N. COAL I wonder about these appeals when the nobility !and Third Str will tr there have jewels and great riches, while little girls'Service of The Sacraments. The jon the Alaska accompanizd by his wife and daughter to spend the| Grosriy ‘had Maat Markeh ,and boys in this cour are going to do without their | Sacrament of the Altar will be ad- |holidays. This was his first trip to Juneau sinde he had left to join # | Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners in order to send ! ministered, and the Sacrament ot |the Army during World War I. He saw service in France and after his | 478 —. PHONES — 371 !things to them voluntarily Yes, the United States | Holy Baptism will be given to the |discharge settled in California | High Quality Foods at “Th R 11 e of America pavs and pavs and pays while the royalty | following WesthereEgh, 28; 10w 21; baow | SAokarkth | Prioks . e Rexall Store B Your Reliable Pharmacists ARE THE LINES FORMING? of the Old World plays and plays and plays. Rovalty | pagar Harold, born August 22,1 - L of the Old World, why will you not Bive Up YOUI ' 1947 to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bailey, reonTat A report from a recent issue of The Army Times | vanity, vyour pleasure, and only give to your own who| Ronald Gudmund, born July 22, D -I I. H E l- h by TVENS® - Bges : % i k> o g , VA% | BUTLER-MAURO says that more than 300 men lined up in New York need, we give of our own to you?" Let 'em ¢atjgsn (o Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bax- al y eSSOHS In ng |S| W. L. CORDON 31 . \tter hear- | diamonds, appears to be Mr. Ramey’s view. P i LADIES'—MISSES" DRUG CO. % 3 | [} 4 U — MBS recently in the early morning in bitter cold Some duy, some entepriabng prtdisher | Nt 3 ing that laboring jobs paying $4154 a week were to, SOWE (e, IHTE PR & publisher is BOINg 10, gyvia Renie, born May 19, 1047, : i READY-TO-WEAR ssue_an o e al ', My and Mrs. James DeMers.| WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do not say, “We could think of nof A Seward Street Near Third HARRY RACE i i be given out at 9 a. m. on the following MOMIN 'peorg, And no doubt it will outstrin Forever Amber | { ia ‘weve 8,000 g r . 2 i { Edward David, born Aprl 22 her plan but this.” Say, “We could think of no other plan THAN | and the next morning there were 2,000 applicants for |y cijoq ¢ arity. THE N i , Lother pla s.” Say, pla a ) g in sales and popularity. The movie rights alone might | yoac™ 10 porely pponac” porn t““'\ 2 the jobs. Most of the men, comments the Times, WeTe imake tax reduction feasible. But for ourselves, We ol g 1996 cons of Mr. and & 4 ! Druggisi veterans, looking for jobs. Is this an indication that | shall continue eagerly to look each day for the Record | A€y 9 1939, son Mr. a OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Chiropractor. Pronounce ki-ro-prak- | Alaska Music Su 1 the bread lines of the depression days are not far | itself—and for the gems hidden and unheralded in its| ™ ¢ s:m-m T L e {ter, I as in KITE, principal accent on first syllable i Pp Y “The Squibb Store” ahead. We hope not, but it is something to think 'deceptively desiccated pagas m‘p“"m . ‘ 3 OFTEN MISSPELLED: Hypocrisy: observe the HYP and the SY. Arthur M. Uggen, Manager Where Pharmacy Is a about. AT 15020 Lois Ann, born July 16, 1947 to SYNONYMS: Strong, stout, sturdy, stalwart, robust, vigorous, sinewy, Planos—Musical Instruments Profession = TR Following Old Trails Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gould muscular, and Supplies SLIGHT ERROR i e Linda Marie, born December 31, WORD STUDY: “Use a word three times and it is yours.” Let us Phoue 206 Second and Seward B s hoow | (Cincinnati Bfiquivet) 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lind. |increase our vocabulary by mastering one word each day. Today’s word: ! ABCI‘“E B. BBTTS A writer for the New York Herald Tribune says Travel and transport have a iendency to follow s();»xin e 3 :VENERATL to regard \v)t}] ndmn‘a.lum and deference. “I venerate the HEINKE GENERAL Publi that 99 out of every 100 Alaskans are in favor of {old trails. This is true in every part of the world (...,,‘;b:;.n; ];;1:1:\'1)\_1 ‘izlu ‘nlnkmwultl‘-\nmx whose heart is warm.’—Cowper REPAIR SHOP ublic Accountant d statehood. Had the writer cared to look it up he would | from ancient China to modern Western United States. | {0 mm‘:“; ;7 l“u‘v“ ‘Qom’u; ! Vg B S Welding, Plumbing, Oil Burnes Auditor N, Obenbosed find that at the last Territorial election, 16‘979'\'“16 newest of roads in the Far East parallel n‘-uu;fl‘ e na sk Nhyl‘w“ | ERN I TTE b,,’ | Blacksmith Work Alaskans voted on a statehood referendum and 6822 !used nenvt:n:s “lsgt \i_\- pl(:d]i!uml tulm\[‘urnd R‘:\:n[ml: Rt e vty A : }(.OBERTA LEE , GENERAL REPAIR WORK Simpson Bldg. Phone 757 Z {in our Western States still run east ai vest, as 5 $gupe e ik A voted against statehood, 9,630 for statehood. did the original prairle wagon tracks. It is most dif- | 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ny-{} e (il ] Sheme B g eSS LT S T | ficult for a traveler to go, bv train, from Billings, ""”“ g 4 ‘ o5 . : | e a2, CHRISTMAS PRESENT * |Mont., to Denver, Colo., for instance. The two places JOY (,“;Cq'l’ born July 2, 1947, to @ Whegahuadmanids nghted {o-sevaralSpIpEIs Whn Heve enter T Wall Pape" ¥ e Ase i are much farther apart than tHe airline miles which | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Orme {tained her, would it be all right to give cne large party and invite all of Warheld s Dfllg store i Arthur Paul, born Nov 3 hem? { < All Alaskan veterans who are eligible who have |separate them. o I Il m_"““"d"m l‘"l““‘“'p‘ _’j Sion i | | (Formerly Guy L. Smith Drugs) 1 their applications in for their bonuses are to be paid | In his recent book “Inside America” John Gunther | (947, 0 M. ¢ Mrs. Lahja Puus- | A. Tt would be better perhaps, if a large number of people, to give NYAL Family Remedies Ideal Paint Sho 3 off in full before Christmas because of extra-heavy remarks on the fact that North and South Dakota “';‘l“b A . 5 !several smaller affairs, inviting to each party only those perscns she % p ¥ X iraw g : 8 g i rders touch, are comparative strangers. obert Alan, born February @ tpnings w -ongenis i o returns from the 1 per cent sales tax earmarked “‘“.—‘rlfi’é("é’ifi'k"fr"clfél,'fisc: whien pflssgd Siooh hodas| 1088 e Sovhitem RS Hnd, haR T - be Songenial HORLUCK’S DANISH Phone 549 Fred W. Wendt this purpose during the fall. Alaskan mercaants who | o P00 & CEMECC e, Wash,, seems nearer Bis- | December 28, 1939, sons of Mr. and | 9 e wamgusly saled i pstrentcagon e And anolaen roman | ICE CREAM L have been troubled by the tax should benefit by alp it Gt b fibe . Dak—although in reality the | Mrs. Harold Stratton. gt fuept il il e e bbb her | ; spurt of Christmas buying by the veterans distance between the latter two towns is but a frac- | Douglas Albert, born July 4, 1946, {5 i H lch- E m Complete Automotive Service v : e D tvean s othors. Tryoming 16'a cloter | 80d Dennis “AdIs bt Bentem-q1y +Afl ¥es, eves it geveral inien reinsin seated. uichings Lconomy MT. JUNEAU SALES he Record neighbor to South Dakotans than is North Dakota— ber 15, 1947, sons of Mr. and Mus: | Q. When a son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr., with o . & SE‘RVICE 5 In The Recor a State which feels that Montana or Minnesota are its . 'Robert Smith, Sr. still living, will the new boy be Robert Smith, 3rd | Markei & 909—12th St. PHONE 659 born October 24, 'or 4th? are bridging the north- | 1645, and Sue Ann, born September A. The present generation will be Robert Smith, 3rd. e e Choice Meats At All Times PHONES 553—92—95 kindred spirtis Airplanes’and motor cars Highways are more easily altered than |16, 1946, daughters of Mr. and M —— of its first session is the reappearance with the morn- |railways, and the airplanes are flexibility personified. K‘]‘““l‘l;’ Wingate | e i 4 ressi | cv—built up through the generations Donald Dean, born December 1, ing mail of that indispensable daily, the Congressional | Still the tendencv X ; Record. Where else than in the invaluable appendix | —continues. Most of the trade, whether commercial 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold, a n A. C. GORDON (Washington Post) Specialists in Radiator Work Among the corollary blessings brought by the re- | assembling of the Eightieth Congress in continuation |south gaps. The Alaskan Hoiel | | ! i | | | | ’ . at Reasonable Rates .‘| The Charles W. Carter Newly Renovated Rooms to this publication could we have learned of the OF recreational, moves east and west across the pxmnrs.‘ | restraint and delicacy with which politics is prac- But as the country !)ul!]d\ und;xl'n\\.\i we'll ;lu a gradual | SR SRy T i i ‘Gt nalim s, ST i ; MOfluarY ticed in the sovereign State of Louisiana? Consider, |relaxing of once rigid lines. le day will come per- | 3 wha . S. organization is “Fidelity-Bravery-Integrity” the | Fourth and Franklin Sts. for example, simplz from a literary point of view, the |haps. when cities such as Denver and Spokane, will GRANTING OF LIQUOR (motto 1 £ PHONE SINGLE O opinion—the rather low opinion—of Senator John H.{be great connecting links, joining East and West, { 2. What is claustrophobia? | Overton expressed by Representative James H. Mor- |North and b(lul.h,.ln‘slcnficll‘\l.la.(.l !?(xi“t} ;‘fll:l:fmwm; u(ENSES DIS(USSED ! 3. Which is the most southerly city i} the world? PHONE 555 rison and set forth under the caption, Morrison An- munications toward almost every polnt of the compass I“ u s (oun‘ TODAY‘ 4. Who invented the first motion picture machine, and in what Carfl Beverage co. l omas Hafdwal’e 0. "‘ w h' ' when the Legislature is in session. was that government checks can M | 5. Who was. Atine Hathawsy? | | Wholesale 805 10th St. it ey ofiie o e washington “We make unamimity a religion,” | not be :“lul'wz_-rx:idIfm‘ml“;ixgvs;‘:_“(:::: Arguments were heard by Fed- | ANSWERS: | | PHONE 215—DAY or NIGHT Builders’ and Shelf £ ewey r “I1 there is one to another s is @ -standing | 4. 1dge a in U. S g | Me"y-Go-Round siileraiatiod b 20 | Bost orfles ritle. . Honeves & tha it Spoee Folia In U. 5, Diswighls sERTOe 2.1 1) for MIXERS or SODA POP HARDWARE l dissenter among us on an impor- Post Of : ‘ Court this morning on the proposed 8. Morbid Aot Gl beine. i Slasd . o tant issue facing the Legislature— |Veterans Administration acted | granting of new retail liquor li- W 04 TN e Xoums of TRIO. space, A (ontinued from Page Orneh and we don't always agree—we |duickly to cut down the ““"‘m"‘cnnst- in Juneau to George Salo.] i ’An;\ga m:s.E: Punta Arenas, Chile, on the Strait of Magellan. Window—Auto—Plate—GLASS B TIperisi A A g omas A. ison, in 1893, i B and SER' D H 5 — ——— postpone action for another week |°f veterans not receiving their | prayshall Erwin and N. J. Bavard. - the | checks. On October 31, the num-| N, action will be taken until ‘Wife of William Shakespeare. had not changed. They were sorry following Sunday.” ber was 207,607. On NOV""“’_C" 10,| Monday when the Court will also |™ AN R R 2 T Bl that they lost ine war but not the “unchecked' vets had drobbed ol hearings on the renewals of EY S 5 5 ‘0 10,230 . . . When Edward Man- | : : o sorry they had started it DEWEY SLAPS MARSHALL |0 10; a ; 1" 11948 licenses for other Juneau li- ror 3 . - rocee 2 try out for r ding clerl ' ' MPAIGN York Governor proceeded to get in l?“‘:: "Osfi'll) l‘:‘ S;’]m:‘:‘ ;(f)m i ————— i PLUMBING—HEATING—OIL BURNERS—SHEET METAL LAUNCHED some hot licks against the ad-| ne ARLE, Bhor | CAA MEN HERE | WELDING G.O.P. Representative Frederic R. ministration’s handling of foreign WMissouri advised him: “Bellow s | o JOP. Representative Frederic R mnltols B omission of | jou have never hellowed before.”| jonn Nelson and John C. Ness PHONE 787 Third and Franklin BOGGAN his tongue in his cheek when he China from the $597,000,000 in-| Mansur did, and got the job. with the CAA at Anchorage are Flooring Coniracior { Remington Typewriters ) ) IDEAL GLASS CO. 121 MAIN STREET s DON ABEL PHONE 633 J. B. Burford & Co. “Our Doorstep Is Worn by Satisfied Customers™ with Cox reported that the Nazs and then try to get together FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) 4 GREASES — GAS — OIL Juneaun Motor Co. } Foot of Main Street glibly told reporters that the big terim ielief bill now before CON- | (COPYRIGHT, 1947, BELL SYNPICATE. INC) | Yegistered at the Gastineau Hotel. dinner he threw for Gov. Dew- gress. In fact, Dewey so empha- — — = = ey was nothing more than a sized China that some speculated | . E ing Oak Floo: MAKE ’ “friendly” testimonial with no ac- to how great the Chuicse | S @R YTAPOD [ LT Y s hc"::angosa g JUNEAU DAIRIES cent on politics . ‘“‘C“ is “L:IN““'_ Y"l"_ktc’” 2 il & DELICIOUS ICE CREAM g h ey itin hina’s “history of friend- 2 s Here is what actually happened. ing i roruner of 1891—0ver Half a Century of Banking—1947 a daily habit—ask for it by name o ship” with the United States, | “U'“W Dewey declared that 1t was in- First the guest list—about 100 Re- publican House members and one (abinet and Mill Work ) 39 Greek letter . Youngest son ) Steeps Juneaun Dairies, Inc. i Senator, Irving Iv v Yorl cnceivable that China should be . Sheltered 42. Prevaricat Senator, Xlnlxlxn, h]elsdol rNev\ York ;fl[ e e £ e \‘ \‘-‘the 4y Krethiicarore ! Open Evenings 6 to 9 i was carefully culled from among g o s Somnmotion 45. Apportioned ! mo ‘ { the members of Congress who are You considered the “incompetency’ xpiate fun iy H.P. MIDD N Chrysler Marine Engines o either friendly to Dewey's presi- 0f the officials directing the aid E!‘;'fl{"lg..‘(lnnl’ o1, Masculine 336 West Third — off Wil- MACHINE SHOP dential campaign or “on the Program. While he did not men-| 13 {ES Welg 58 Lnanr loughby at Ellen Grocery Marine Hardware Chas. G. Warner Co. Phone 146 : ’ HOME GROCERY ; Home Liquor Store—Tel. 699 Outlets Working party Oriental wag Hunting dogs all e Great majority of the ban- tion Secretary of State Mars queters were from eastern and New by name, his jabs obviously W Soapy 1i; character England states. aimed at Marshall. 'y il iy : “g mir 9. Barters for Second, Senator Ives, a red hot Dewey explained that his re- Actual money i wey s one 3 ee marks did not necessarily mean 61. Make a mistake Dewey man, was one of the three A0 AL Mala & miah speakers, the others being House that the supported the Chiang 5 pxclamation lance Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle Oldest Bank in Alasks GOP Majority Leader Charles Hal- Kai-shek Nationalist government, l;&‘(; . 6. Cangiion DOWN leck of Indian: b and Dewey him- but rather the “Chinese people.” | i inelty o, Wager .47, Utter R self. House Speaker Joe Martin fence. H. B. Stow TIMELY CLOTHES NUNN-BUSH SHOES COMMERCIAL SAVINGS STETSON HATS “I have a deep and abiding taith Seent speak. N them (the Chinese people),” he . Musical com. though present, did not ¢ & 4 Coudert acted as toastmaster asserted. “If we thing in terms ot I\.I:;:T"l“”" Quality Work Clothing American Meat — Phone 38 Ivesc, who was put in the Senate @ united world, it can't be done Devoured T s o without China. by Dewey and has turned out to Note—When Rep. Charles Halleck be an A-1 choice, gnade it clear that he was out to win support Of Indiana spoke, he referred to e WILLIAM ALEXANDER FRED HENNING s ed . Defendant in u ZORIC RBa e i rove Cong. John Taber, worst nickle| [ libel suit as a pait-up suvscriber to THE DAILY ALASK ty solidarity in the coming cam- John.” | 44 Forbids. " Present this coupon to thge box office of thi un paign—solidarity. which, he left o e ! Jhlnedh coing P 0k DILER A28 R. W. COWLING Alaska La dy no doubt, could be attained by "APITAL CHAFF | a-kale beet ey g o Of ate, U. S Amys Water| ko gucke CAPITOL THEATRE COMPANY CITY A political race is like a horse Reed Hospital has been domng a| essayist d /i TWO TI & Dod; Plymouth—Chrysler H , cx 2 4 1 ing artific bs. | Ancient KE' 3 o=ty vace,” Ives asserted at one point fine job developing artificial Limb language ARG Theeivs CKETS to see: DeSoto—Dodge Trucks DIY c‘-zm But aiter repeated invitations, the in his rousing address. “You can’t Poputar jargon 2 5 o wHRolE Baanhnits® doctors are still unable to persuade Depart NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS PHONE 877 Motiunless The New York Senator let his | Secrets of the Army Kenneth Deep crack o 4 “Quality Dry Cleaning” teners guess that Dewey was Royall to visit its prosthetic de- '% PR 1o Yeweral fax---12¢ per Person luti“e's beau Salon e velopment laboratory Ex-Sen- 43. Difficulty ASHENBRENNER’! NEW AND USED FURNITURE \ Phone 788 142 Willoughby Ave. Dewey, when called upon to | Publican, tells friends that the : Permanent Waves for all speak, also stressed the “unani- of speech and an insured cab WILL CALL FOR YOU and Textures of Hair e > o v hanalian ‘. GOP leaders in the New York | ting their Veterans Administra- Silkworm 1 WATCH THIS SPACE—Your Name May Appear! » Playing card Legislature every \day night tion checks when colleges opened Inque: bly the “rig 3 y TN | S, i e sl || [°[7|& e o, || PHONE 14—THE ROYAL BLUE CAB CO. | specang m s soas o only way the Republicans can win is with Eisenhower The reason some veterans were slow in get- Rent