Jam-Packed Audience
Sees Roof Garden
(Continued from Page One*
The Western Girls dancing
team, who were trained by Mrs.
G. R. Jackson, showed more of
our high school talent with their
act, “Buttons and Bows.”
Louise and Eric Hay surprised
their friends with some everyday
drama in any young couple’s life,
leaving the audience waiting for
the next installment.
The male quartet, sang three
excellent numbers and later as
sisted Rosalie Peters with ‘MD
Holy Night.”
Juvenile virtuosos were piano
r soloists Diane and Douglas Lee,
children of Richard Lee, and Mar
sha Brown, songstress, daughter
of Sgt. and Mrs. Bob Brown.
Drama was supplied by “Mr.
Bluebeard” with Rube Cramer,
Dorothy Young and Ellen Lyle,
assisted by Mrs. E. A. Bohrer,
who substituted for Mrs. Dewey
who was ill.
Three new male voices were
heard in solo: Ray Hawk, bass;
Pfc. Edward Steckbeck, tenor;
and Don Bryant.
Star Hunt brought a bit of the
islands with a hula dance and
songs.
Throughout the show Roy Leo
nard as station announcer gave an
excellent performance of the
many things an announcer has to
do, and also took the part of Dr.
Agony, assisted by Irene Cornue,
Ellen Waldheim and Fred Bock
man.
The program came to a close
with the traditional singing of
“Alaska, My Alaska,” with the
Pioneers in the spotlight.
Tonight the show will be
broadcast over AFRS at 7:00 p.m.
from a transcription which was
made by Sgt. Curtis Carter.
Ed Delilak, assistant butcher at
the N.C. Co., was given the beau
tiful and historic gold nugget;
Luther Dunbar, the steam iron;
little Nora Walsh, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh, Re
vere Ware; and the fourth gift
Shark Kills Australian
Surf Ski Champion
NEWCASTLE, Australia, (/P)—
A shark killed Frank Okulich, 21,
Australian surf ski champion, at
Merewether beach here today. His
terribly mauled body was washed
ashore into shallow water an hour
after horrified onlookers saw him
dragged under.
Okulich, a guard at the beach,
was swimming 100 yards from
shore with three other guards
when attacked.
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remains unclaimed as the holder
of 159 was not present. Alternate
for this gift is number 400, if 159
does not turn up by Friday noon.
Door prizes were also unclaim
ed, being number 470, alternate
312, and for the children 164, al
ternate 154.
Fred Bockman, general chair
man for Pioneer Igloo No. 1,
wishes to thank the following
non-Pioneers for making the 1931
Pioneer Roof Garden such a suc
cess:
Sgt. Bob Brown, Cpl. C. B.
Chisam, Cpl. Roy Leonard, Sgt.
Wm. Honsberger, Cpl. A1 Howard,
Cpl. Slim Williams, Cpl. Don Bry
ant, Cpl. Dick Hargett, Cpl. H. F.
Newell, Sgt. Curtis Carter, Pfc.
Edward Steckbeck;
Mrs. G. R. Jackson, Mass Ilene
Harwood, Miss Katherine Bjom
stad, Miss Star Hunt, Miss Caro
lyn Glavinovich, Miss Geraldine
Fagerstrom, Miss Diane Swan
berg, Miss Ruth Fagerstrom, Miss
Irene Cornue;
Ray Hawk, Robert Treat, Dick
Small, Ray Tveter, Diane and
Douglas Lee, Marsha Brown, Mrs.
E. A. Bohrer, Mrs. Carl Dewey,
Mrs. Ben Young, Mrs. Don Lyle,
Mrs. R. Peters, Bob Schick, and
Bill Boucher.
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Report Soviet Submarine
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HONG KONG, ,(&) — Chinese
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The pro - Nationalist K u n g
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Russia air force planes, manned
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technicians are on the way to
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