rEEN AGE CLUB
CITATION GIVEN
ELMER A. FRIEND
The Teen Age Club calls it a ci
tation for “Good Citizenship;" and
its first winner is Elmer A. Friend
managing editor of the Daily Al
aska Empire.
The award was made during the
Club’s regular Thursday evening
quiz show, broadcast from KINY
last night. Mr. Friend was the guest
of honor of the Teen Agers for this
occasion.
In presenting this honor, Zach
Gordon. Club Director, said; "The
Teen Age Club has decided occas
ionally in the future to select some
man or woman who has demon
strated outstanding interest in the
young people, and to designate such
person as a specially 'Good Citizen.’
The selection will be based on
long-standing, unfailing devotion to
teen agers. There won’t be any
scroll or gold medal presented, or
any formal ceremony. There will
simply be the opportunity, over one
of our broadcasts, to tell the world
that here is somebody who rates
teen age cheers as a Good Citizen.
“As the first of such Good Citi
izens,' Gordon continued, "the teen
agers have selected Elmer A.
Friend, because he is so much lov
ed by all the boys and girls who
know him, because of his specially
enthusiastic interest in music and
his encouragement of young musi
cians (particularly bandsmen), be
cause he vividly demonstrated his
concern for the welfare of the
youth of all the Armed Services
during the war while acting as
Chairman of the local USO Club's
trustees, and because on so very
many occasions through the yeais
he has shown us his deep affec
tion and constant good will toward
our Teen Age Club.”
The teen age contestants on last
night’s Quiz Show were Vicky Tyd
lacka, Donna Wood, Pat Boyd, Carl
Weidman, Dave Harman, and Jerry
Wade. The scorekeeptr was Belinda
Clark; and the pianist in the musi
cal interlude was Sue McMullen.
WOMAN EVANGELIST TO
SPEAK HERE ON SUNDAY
Mrs. Jennie O'Brien, nationally
known evangelist* and bible teacher
of San Francisco, Cal., and more
recently of Talkeetna, Alaska will
speak at Bethel Tabernacle, Cor
ner Fourth and Franklin Streets
Sunday.
She will give a timely message at
each service. Mrs. O'Brien has been
in the Ministery for over 30 years,
and has covered the entire globe.
In the states she is better known
as ‘‘Amt* bftwAi*.' tfMmtfe,
There will be good music at each
service.
MARCUS F. JENSEN
Democratic Candidate to the
House speaks Saturday night at
6:25 over K1NY. 625-2t
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In Iasi night's Empire some unnamed "Progressive”
Democrats displayed a pie.
It was sliced in a manner that purporied to show what
happened to the taxpayers' money. What it failed to show
were the slices that somehow got diverted to the individual
Democrats. !
THE REAL PIE
Looks Like This
WHO GOT SOME OF THE SLICES AND HOW WIDE
WERE THE CUTS?
Here are a few:
Mrs. Irene Ryan, Third Division Chairman of ihe
Democraiie Women's Clubs, was served ihe largest indi
vidual slice. She got $46,000 from ihe Aeronautics Fund for
"Engineering/'
Victor C. Rivers, Third Division Chairman of the
Democratic Divisional Committee and candidate for Senator,
$16,000 from the Health Department, School Fund, Highway
Fund and Aeronautics Fund.
Stanley McCutcheon, Democratic Precinct Chairman
at Anchorage, candidate for the House, $5,600 from the Aero
nautics Fund.
Warren A. Taylor, active Democratic worker in the
Fourth Division and candidate for ihe Senate, $1,807 form
the Veterans' Board and other agencies.
WITH THE CRUST OF THESE DEMOCRATS, HOW
MUCK FILLING WAS LEFT TO CARRY ON THE PROPER
FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT?
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