The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 15, 1949, Page 6

PAGE SIX WILLIAMS GIVES INSPIRED ORATORY IN FLAG DAY PITES inclement tradi- Undaunted by the weather which reduced the tional Flag Day servance from a great outdoc to an in- timate lodge-room service, J. Ger- ald Williams gave his inspired best in patriotic oratory last night. The Attorney General of Alaska delivered the main ad simpl The Flag, at the; services which were! n to the public | Originally planned to be held in| s Ball Park, the pro-| the Firer gram was resc Hall bec: e of condition which night’s diamond fray. Linking the symbolism of the| national banner with its signifi-| cant role in the vows of Elkdom, Williams cited the deeds of valor| which havz given glory to the red. iuled fo the s¢ canceled rainy last and blue since 1777, when Ross placed the last loving itch in the flag | flag that America and! m honors,” said Williams, in its gleaming folds a| story beside which the Iliad and; Qdyssey are as pale as nursery | tales for babes. t has been written—that im- nortal tale—in blood and flame and | steel in the crash of great trees falling beneath the woods- man’s axe . . . the crack of fron- tier rifles . . . the ringing ham- mers the creaking axles of ‘prairie schooners’ . . . the sweat of the ploughman . the twin lines of steel pressing ever west-| In the glorious record of Geeds and words, the orator painted a vivid picture of thie country grew beneath the stars s s returning to the symbclism of the red, white and blue, and of the Lroad principles which are the four cornerstones of Elkdom. The historical gnd patriotic evol- 5 dt_ictors prove this plan breaks the laxative habit+ If you take laxatives regularly—here's how you can stop! Because 5 New York doctors now have proved you may break the laxative habit. And | establish your natural powers of regularity. Eighty-three per cent of the cases tested did it 8o can you. Stop_taking whatever you now take. In- stead: Every night for one week take 2 Carter's Pills. Second week—one each night. Third week—one every other night. Then—nothing! Every day: drink eight glasses of water; set a definite time for r-d.uhrlty. Five New York doctors proved this plan | can break the laxative habit. How can a las break the laxative | habit? Because Carter’s Pills “unblock” ths lower digestive tract and from then on let it | make use of its own natural powers. | | rther—Carter's Pills contain 5o babit- irugs. < Break the laxative habit . . . with Carter's Pills . . . and be regular naturaily. i When worry, overeating, overwork maks you irregular temporarily—take Carter's Pils | temporarily. And never get the laxative habit. | Get Carter's Pills at any drugstore for 8: ¢ today. You'll be grat- [l the rest of your life. | ss, titled | | singin; | | | price on Cerdan who opened a pAA (ARR!ES 32 5 to 12 choice. It may go even| | Thursaay. ito slice tender brows. | ‘but never on the deck. Even in the | Fox affair, stopped by |to save Jake from further punish-| MEET TONIGHT IN_ FIGHT FOR TITLE BULLE1IN DETROIT—®—The scheduled middleweight title bout between champion Marcel Cerdan and Jake LaMotta tonight is postpon- ution he traced paralleled the “His- tory of the Flag" given by Pasl,30 OUT 36 IN o" Exalted Ruler E. M. Monagle. As| 4 Monagle's discourse unrolled, the AlASKA COAS'I'Al nine flags which grew into the| resent banner of freedom were carried “on the field” by a military 'UESDAY FllGHIS escort of four A.C.S. men and six| members of a Transportation Corps | ST i detail The full schedule of flights on The service, which originated as Tuesday by Alaska Coastal Air- a BP.OE. observance in 1908, in-|!Ines carried a total of 66 pas- cluded impressive ritual exercises | “€T8CTS: and altar service by the Exalted| For Pelican: Mrs. M. W. Saule, Ruler, F. Dewey Baker; anu“,elExhg ‘Thynes, Marjorie Ward, Bruce and officers, and a prayer by the| Ward; for Hoonah: George Betts, Lodge Chaplain. D. Halderson, L. Houston; for C. A. (Pat) Carroll, mayor of Petersburg: A. J. Goodfellow, Wil- Skagway and assessor for the First|llam Wood, J. R. Lloyd; for Ket- Division, played the piano for the |Chikan: Mr. Dealey. by the audience of “The| For Skagway: J. J. Pugh, V. Star Spangled Banner” which open- | Vagin, Mrs. C. Bloomquist; for ed the program, and “America,” | Haines: Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- which concluded the impressive tra- | Daniel; for Taku Lodge: Mr. and ditional s | Mrs. Royal O'Reilly, Gene Specht, i | Shirley O'Reilly. For Sitka: Lorraine Howard, Ralph Capjohn, J. H. Duplante, Mrs. Grover, Mr. Avrit, Ralph Wil- ‘jams, Bob Carscn, Olaf Olsen, . Hodeins, Warren Drugg. From Pelican: Bud Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Smith, M. Ander- son, Ralph 'Marsh; from Elfin | Cove: Walter E. Larson; from Haines: Harold E. Mayo, Regina | Guyer, Mini Gregg, Ted Gregg, Jim | MacCammond, Ken Bowman. From Petersburg: T. C. White- | side, George Lloyd; from Wran- |gell: Pete Olson; from Ketchikan: ed 24 hours until tomorrow night |\ B, Morganroth; ' from Taku because of rain. | Lodge: Mr. Graham, Ginger Gra- | ham; from Gustavus: Genevieve By JACK HAND |Olson, . Thomas, Quentin A. DETROIT, June lSqm—Marcel‘Cm.des‘ Cerdan, the carefree fighting man| g.om gsitka: Bobby Stutte, Bis- from French Morocco, risks hxs{hop Zlobin, J. H. Duplante, Fred world . middleweight title for ‘h“\smphen, Barbara Willoughby, iirst time tonight at Briggs Sta-|p. ks Hanford, R. D. Warner, dium against squat Jake La Motta, | ~jivjie Neketa, Jack Cenway, an 8 to 5 underdog from New‘James Patterson, Mary Johnson, Yorks tebing Bens. |J. W. perry, Mrs. E. Knox, Roy Cash from Jake's home province|pennis Ken Willard. where he has wu Interest in two small fight clubs, beat down the lower by ring time for the 15- round bout, scheduled at approxi- mately 10:00 p.m. (EZT). The fight will not be broadcast or televised The weatherman predicted that| there was little chance of rain| spoiling the show. If it is rained out, | the card will be rescheduled for ON TUESDAY TRIPS Pan American Airways carried 32 passengers yesterday as follows Wood, Vala- ison, Blanche Fishcrund, Dorothy Riley, James like | Daniels, Wallace Ganty, Mary Jane Ganty, Col. John Noyes, James Or- ton, J. R. Hepe, Ted Heyder, Joe Sadlier, Milward Simpson, Lorna Simpson, Dan Vrooman, Tom H. rie Woed, From this corner it looks Cerdan, largely on the basis of the (ld cuts around La Motta's eyes that keep re-opening in every fight.| Marcel doesn’t hit hard enough to| cump Jake on his panties but his slashing' hooks are just the thing For Estimates on that La Motta never has een knocked | off his feet in 88 fights. 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HOUSING PROBLEM FACT FINDERS FOR | CONGRESS ARRIVE Housing experts, on a flying re- cennaissance trip to survey Alaska’s | housing problems for Congress, werc | to arrive here early this afternoon | after a nine-day stay in the West-| ward and Interior. The group was sent to the Terri- tory on a recommendation of the| Senate Appropriations Committee to gather further information for use in consideration of the $15,000,- 000 legislation for Alaska housing. | They stopped here briefly last Mon- (day enroute to Anchorage. Eugene Conger, market analyst for the Federal Housing Authority, arrived here yesterday afternoon, rreceding the two other members of the survey group from the Hous- ing and Home Finance Agency. Burton Young, of the Division of | Lanham Act Functions, heads the group, accompanied by Robert King agency accounting officer. 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