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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-22

gimusios ir savo nepriklausoma valstybe atsta-
ciusios Lietuvos ir dar 1919 metals Vasario 16
dienos proga "Lietuvos'' dienrastyje rase kad
1913 m. Vasario 16 d. esanti "siena tarp dvieju
Lietuvos pasauliu anoje puseje Lietuva =
svajota, pasisventimo meileje pradeta; cia reali-
ne, skausmuose gimus; ana skaisti ideale, tros-
kimq sritis, padangems skriejus, erskeciu val
niku pasipuosus kaip kentetoja = ia zemiska,
apciuopiama, bent kick nustojus skaistumo ir
aureoles; amos myletojai nieko nuo jos netrosko,
jai viska aukojo~ tos megejq salininku daugau,
bet jie jau sau reikalauja uzmokesno ir stos
vieteles, kai kurie jos simpatija apsimete, ia
skaudziai uzvyle, naudoja; ana buvo gryna dva-
sia, be kuno; cia dar neissivystes SUI ydornis ku-
nas".
LAISVES sulaukusioje Lietuvoje ir musu
literaturoje pradejo dvelkti naui vejai, nebe tie
kure musu tautai dveke jai arskeciu keliu zen "
giant i laisve. Ne vienam ir musu literaturos
kritikQ atrode kad, atstacius nepriklausoma lie
tuva, pasiekus ta ideala, del kurio susisieojusi
visa Maironio kuryba, jo poezija paseno pasi-
dare nebeaktuali. Kungas Smulkstys-Pa Paparonis
mate Maroni "saulelaidos masinancioj sviesoj"
ir tare jam "Labanakt Maironi.' ("Laisve",
1920, 169 nr) Venclova, veau buves LTSR
svietimo komisaras, 1925 m. "Lietuvio' savai-
IfaSJyJe Sauke KaQ MalfOnlS paSeneS. Oar
kick anksciau literaturos "Skaitymu' zurnale
rasytojas Bays Sruoga smerke Maironio "Jau-
naja Lietuva", kad joje mesa tautiskumo.
Tie neteising priekaista be abejo Mai
roniui buvo skaudus ir neuztarnauti Taciau
jam tai buvo nebe naujiena. Jis ir anksciau jau
nekarta buvo smarkiai puolamas r svetimuju
ir savuju. Vsus tuos puolimus Maironio kury-
ba atlaike, r tik siadien laiko perspektyvoje ma
tome kokie jie buvo menkuciai ir netaiklus
Tuo laiku kai Baliui Sruoga Maironis buvo
permazai tautiSkas poetas, kai A. Venclova j
lake pasenusiu, Paparonis sauke jam aba-
nakt, Lietuviu tauta Maironio kuryba tick pat
zavejos kaip ir tautinio atgimimo metu. Mai
ronio DANA skambejo Lietuvos laukuose, Mario
nio zymiujq musu kompoztoriu harmonizuotas
danas dainavo choral ir laikinojoje sostineje
Kaune ir Letuvos miestuose bel miesteliuose.
Maironio eilerasciai buvo deklamuojami per is
kilmes, Maironio eilerascius nusiraSinejo sasiu-
vinius kaimo jaunuomene ir nesiojusi JUGS SUI
savim, kap didzausia brangenybe. Maironio
eilerasciai nuolatos cituojami prs a bose ir
spaudoje Maironio "Pavasario Balsai" dazniau-
sia sutinkama Letuvos kaime knyga. JQ la
pal nuo dazno sklaidymo pagete ir apiplyse.
Argi visa tai rodo kad musu visuomene bu-
tu buvus nuo Maironio nusigrezus? Ne! Musu
tautai Maironio idela visuomet buvo saw ir arti-
mi, jo dainos mielos ir malonios
(BuS daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-22

daroma Sis apsivalymas.
Greta to- Macdonald Darbo Santikiu Taryba sulyg
nauo Darbo istatymo, sake kad vsose darbo unijose
butu vykdoma uniju virsinnku prisakdinmas ir kad
priesaikoje butu padaryta pareiskimas jog uzmants
unijos vadovybe nera komunistas
znoma, uniju vadai prizes tai zurza taciau laiku
lures pristaikyt nauame darbo statyme yra pra-
vesta patvarkymas kad joks unjos lokalas tai CIO
AFL negaes paduoti Darbo Santkiu taryba prasy-
pravest drbtuvese koektyvio tarimos dirbtuviu
vedejais egu neduos rastsko rodymo kad tu uniju
dai valdybu nariai nera padare tokos priesaikos
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-22
LIETUVIU KOVA SU NACIAIS
Knygele 4S pusl. kama SOC.

Knygele 48 pusl. Kama Soc.
Tai jdomi 48 pusl knygele, isleista Vokie-
tijoje, apsakanti kaip Lietuviai kovojo SUI
rudas naciais 1941-1944 m. laikotarpyje
Knygele SUI daug iliustraciju, ir kalba apie
nacius nuo pat ju isiverzmo Lietuva, Lie
tuviu kova uz savo zeme prizes naciu nora
prversti Lietuvius isikinkyti ju karo masi-
non kaip naciai iszude Lietuvoje zydus;
vios slaptos Lietuviu kovos prizes nacius vi
su ju buvimu Lietuvoje.
Prisiuskit laiske iris desimtukus, arba
paste zenklu uz 3Cc, gausit sia knygele.
Reikalaukit DirvOje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-22
PREF. TRUMAN w DIP ILEIDIMA

XAIP znome, Kongresas issiskirste neissprendes DIP
II Gsvietintu zmoniu) klausimo nors tas kausimas-
tas smestas: svietintu zmoniu Amerikos eidimo
klausin1as Kongrese esq vel gales butt atnaujinas
Kad tas DIP isiledimo j Amerika klausimas menu
marintas game spresti is somis dienomis paties Pre-
zidento Trumano pasiudnimo paaikyt ia klausma gy-
ir jo ruosimos snaujo pradet spaudma Kongresa
spresti toau likma Europos 100000 svietntu zmoniu
Stai kaip skamba pranesmai is Washingtono: Pre-
zidentas padare tam tikru asmenu perkeldnejmus XII
tas vetas Tulas Ugo Carusi Xxi sios tarnaves Imgra
cijos r Naturalzacijos komsjonierum paskirtas nau
ia veta State Departmental kurio pareigos bus pask-
bet pergyvendinti karo tremtinus kure dabar yra d
dele nasta Americas okupacinese zonose Voketioje r
Austroje
Naujose pareigase Carus apims operavima naujos
international Refugee Organizacijos tos IRO, kuri
Ar musu prezidentas rmtai nelaimngp Europos
zmoniq kimu rupinas, ar tk losia potka prsiminda-
artejancus 1948 metQ rnkimus?
Pirmiau dar kai Kongresas posedziavo, Preziden-
tas Truman rode rimto palinkimo uz Stratono biaus
pravedma sulyg kurio butu ileidziama ia Sail po l00
900 svetntu asmenu kas meta per keturis metus Kon
gresas ssiskrste pakdamas ta biu nesvarstyta kaip
r daug kq biliu Kadang Siam reikalui pritaria pre-
zidentas r dabar reika tkets kad Sausio 1948 me-
tais Kongresui vel susirnkus isvietntQ zmonu ileid
kausimas bus iskeltas r stumiamas daugybes tue
klausimu susirupinusp organizacijp isnaujo.
Kick is prmesniu zinu, svarstymuose Strattono
bilu, buvo auciama nekurie Kongreso sub-komsijos|
naria nebuvo lnke ateivu sileidmui vienu rmtu pa
suvazuos veik vs Europoje like zydai Nuo to isbeg-
ii r negalima: priesnses kad nepatektu Amerka dau-
giau zydu uzdarai duris ir kittens visienls kartu r
Lietuviams. Atidalys ivaziavimu vartus placia vi
s kitu tautu ir sau kvotomis Amerika suvaziuos pr
miausia Zydai. Kaip ir dabal, kas atvazuos neatva
ziuos, Wis pini laval Amerika atvezama zydq
Sis faktas tiesiog siurpu kreca Amerikiecius, nors
e is pavirsaus ir nuduoda kad uzaucia vsems lygai
Ir zyda g, turedam Europoje prize visu Americas
konsulatu savo atstovus, rabnus pagamnt doku-
mentams irodymui gimmo kokioje tk sayje nori, pa
daro Zyda Lietuvos Latvjos, Lenkijos, ar ktos
kurios sales piliec Zydu komiteto atsovai prize Ame
rkos konsulau visas gaimais budais savuosus stato
variu saliu pieciu kvoas - ir zydai vaziuoja Ame
rika gausybems kai kitu tautybiu zmones retkar
ciais priimami ] kvota.
81 pastaba daroma ne kelimui neapykantos prizes
Zydus tk pazymemu kaip istikro faktai yra. !
Jeigu bus ieidziama po 100000 isvietintu zmoniu il
metus reika tkets kad tarp ju pateks Amerika r d-
desn skaciai Lietuviu.
Kas svarbu dabar tai kad kiekvienas Americas Lie
tuvis rupintusi apeik affidavitas gimnes atva
ziavimui j Amerika kure gimniu neturi, pasiturin
cia gvvendami prvalo sduoti kuodaugau afidavitu XII
items nelaimingiems Lietuvams Be afdavitu netures
progos ca atvazuo net tada ka bus nuarta lsilelst
po 100000 isvetintu zmoniu kas meta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-22
KELEIVIAI
(Balys Auginas)

(BalyS AuglnaS)
Nuns nera ko skubeti 81 vakara =
Ankstu ryta iseis traukinys.
Geriam alu. Tx skonis lyg asaru-
Ko gi lekiam taip Wis tekini?
Daug dienu mes nemige, nevalge jau,
Pakeliui daug praleide stociu.
Plieno begiais veziojam nostaglija,
Maza rysuli, pilna vilciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-22
VAKARAS
(B. Brazdzionis)

Ejau keliu ir dainavau kaip zvaigzdes
Tartum geltonos rozes byra,
KAHN kur suvis paukstelius pabaide,
Ir duzge bites, tartum aukso lyra.
Rugiu laukai kvepejo silta duona,
Ir vargo zeme meldes: "Teve musu. >
Ir pro sauleleidi kaip gintaras geltona
! dusty dundesi auksti klevai ikluso....
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-22
Reikalaukit DirvOje
EKSTRA! 2S8 DAINQ KNYGELE
LEIsKIT ] TEvYkE
(Kiseninio didumo - 272 puslapiu)
kama SUI prisiuntimu $1.OO

kama SUI prisiuntimu $1.0O
Dirva gavo Europoj naujai isleista knyga
ivairiu Lietuvisku liaudies dainu ir kitokiQ
pavadinta - 'LElSKIT ! TEVYNE". Tai
nepaprasta knygele - tiesiog didele knyga,
272 puslapiu didumo, ir joje telpa net 288
zinomu eilerasciu. Skubekit isigyti sau vie
ma Xxi ju turime. il suteiks jums didziau-
sio malonumo, nes rasite daugybe savo Ii
nomu dainu, ir daug tokiu kurias turetumet
zinoti. Isleido "Mintis', Vokietijoje.
Reikalaukit Dirvoie
$3.50 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-22
VYKSTA TYRINEH
SALPOS REIKALA

U. S. Kongreso komisija pa
sirengus isvykti j Europa Rug
pjucio 27 d., ten istyrineti ko-
kia istikro pagalba reikalinga
karo nualintoms salims.
Vyks komisija is 10 zmoniu,
kurie Londone issiskirstys ty-
rinejimams, vieni tyrines pa
clos Anglijos nykstancius fl
nansus, kiti vyks j Prancuzi-
ia, Belgija, Holandija, Austri-
ia, Vokietija, toliau, j Italia,
Graikija, ir Triesta.
Oar kita grupe pasiryzus ap-
silankyti Korejoje ir Kinijoje,
istyrimui ten pat dalyku kurie
palaiko Amerikos-Sovietu ne
supratimus.
KOPENHAGENE, Danijoje,
j saukiama Baptistu Pasaulio
suvaziavima sovietai pasiryzo
leisti Lietuvos, Latvijos ir Es-
tijos delegatus, kaip sovietu res
publiku atstovus.
Pats suvaziavimas kviete tu
saliu atstovus, is pabegeliu gy-
venanciu Svedijoje, Britanijo-
je ir Vokietijoje. Taigi sovie-
tu pasiryzimas siQsti atstovus
tiesiog is tu saliu sudare pal
niava kaip uzprotokoluoti tuos
atstovus, "baltuosius" ir "rau-
donuosius".
Tame suvaziavime dalyvavo
5000 delegatu is viso pasaulio.
1890 METU apielinkeje sios
Sales ukes operavo apie 42-ras
nuosimtis nuomotojQ. 1915 m.
ukes Operavo 32 nuoS. nuomo-
toju.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
WRANGELL COUPLE
 MARRIED LAST SATURDAY

Miss Cherie sorset, daughter of the late Arnt Sorset and Mrs. Sor- set and Carl Johansan. of Wran- sell, were married last Saturday evening at the office of U. S. Com missioner R. J. Suratt. Mr and Mrs. Charles Early attended tue couple as witnesses.
 The bride was born and raised in Wrangell and attended Wrangell schools, graduating from Wrangel High School in 1884. She is a granddaughter of Mrs. A. Lemieux, pioneer Wrangell woman.
 The groom, a brother of Mrs. Early, has been in Wrangell since 1886. He served four years with the Army during the war being stationed at Adak, in the Aleu- tians, and at Fort Benning, Geor- gia. He was discharged about a year and a half ago and since that time has been engaged in fishing in Wrangel.
 The young couple plan to make their future home here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
COOPERATION ASKED
 IN PROTECTION OF
 CHILDREN ON STREETS

At last nights Council meeting a letter was read from a Wrangell citizen asking strict enforcement Of the speed limit for cars within the town limits.
 The letter pointed out danger t1 children who, where sidewalks are not laid, have only the street for playing and asked that motorists using such streets be forced to a. bide by the speed law.
 The council, agreed that such speed regulation should be enfore- ed and also agreed that the IA mile an hour speed limit was sui ficient for anyone traversing the towns streets but it also was of the opinion that parents should co7 operate in watching their children and aid motorists in trying to a. void accidents. The streets from Grants Corner to beyond the City Light Plant was pointed out as pn especially bad street because of it's narrowness and lack of sidewalks and that a motorist, no matter how carefully he may be driving may meet with an unavoidable ac- cident when children are playing in the roadway. So parents where asked to lend their support and cooperation toward watching their youngsters and the council would instruct it's officer to see that the speed limit was not exceeded.
 Carelessness on the part of children was also pointed out in that some children rather than get out of the way of cars paid P, attention to them, and others act at times to a stop.
 ually defied drivers, not only causing a driver to a stop but en dangering their own lives. It was decided publicity in asking par ents with a little cooperating in tt taching their children to be az watchful as the drivers could help to clear up the dangerous situation and the speed limit would be en- forced.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
MARY WIGG-RALPH JACKSON
 WEDDING LAST SUNDAY

The wedding of Miss Mary May Belle Wigg, daughter of MT. aEd Mrs. Louis Wigg and MT. Ralph Jackson took place last Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Phil ip's Episcopal church with Dean Charles Rice of Juneau reading the vows. The ceremony, which was originally planned for p. m., was moved ahead when word was received that it was necessary for MT. Jackson to be in Tenekee Oh Monday morning.
 The church was decorated in yellow tulips and lavender lilacs and bows of pink ribbon were tIed at each pew. Dainty pastel color ing was carried out in the whole wedding scheme.
 Preceding the ceremony Miss Ruth Hagen and Miss Colleene Carlson sang a duet !" l Love You Truly" accompanied by Mrs. John Coulter on the organ.
 As the processional was played the matron-of-honor, Mrs. Bertha Gartley, entered followed by Miss Margie Sumption, Maid-of-honor. Mrs. Gartley was in pink, carrying bouquet of deeper shade, ana Miss Sumption wore light blue taf- feta and carried a bouquet oL deep blue.
 Then came the four bridesmaids, also in pink and blue and carrying matching bouquets. Little Page Daley and Bertha Wigg preceded the bride carrying baskets of apple blossoms which they strew in the White-satined aisle.
 Entering on the arm of her father, the bride was lovely in her flowing gown of white bridal satin, made in straight lines and with long train which was sup ported by small Howard and Em- ma Churchill.
 At the altar she was joined by MT. Jackson, with Frederick Wigg as best man.
 Following the ceremony a recep- tion was held at ANB hall and the happy young couple left few hours ater for Tenekee where they will make their ftrst hozRs.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
STEAMSHIP MAKES FIRST CALL IG WRENGELL
 ON NEW SEE RUN

Brggs motorship Southeastern, arrived in Wrange1 Wednesday morning on it's maiden voyage iu- Iaugurauug a new Southeastern Alaska service via Prince Rupert and Canada IL carried approxt u- ately 20 tons or freight for this port.
 Phillips c. Briggs, president of the Company and b. C. Gustafsons manager, were aboard. It was an- nounced that a delegation of 5t. Paul and Minneapolis business men would come north on the Southeastern in about two weeks with the purpose of establishing
 trading routes in Southeast Alaska with the middle west
 The Southeastern is l32-foot former Navy vessel with 1S,0O0 cubic feet of refrigeration space and carries a crew of 15 men. Pro duce, it was explained, can be shipped m bond from the middle west across Canada to Prince Ru- pert and the Southeastern will carry it to Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg and Juneau The vessel will arrive in Wrangell every Wed nesday morning northbound aud will pick up available cargo on tue return trip for the south.
 MT Briggs pointed out that seV- eral buyers companies have bean formed 10 help Alaskans purchase products ill the east and expedite shipments to Alaska These com panies are the Alaska Midwest Co, represented by D. L. Jo9es in ket- chikan and the Alaska Import O., Of Peter Woods in Juneau.
 Briggs also announced that Leonard T. Campbell and Donald J. House, of - the Campbell-House 5hipyard would be sole agents Of his company in Wrangell and in formation on tariffs and shipping could be obtained by contracting them.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
TO GET A BREAK
 JUNE 15 WITH PICNIC

The local Elks lodge (most Of whom are fathers), announced that they are holding their annual Fathers Day picnic Sunday, June 15, and mother and the youngsters are not only invited, but encoW- aged, to pack a lunch and join Eather on his day. It was explain ed by the Elks that this was an annual affair the only day ih the year when father really got a break. Chairman of the committee Roland Curtis said the site for picnic had not yet been picked ut ii would not be held on Wrangen Island Wives will be expected to row the fathers ashore and tend 10 all the little pieinc chores.
 Meantime, Exalted Ruler Dick More said at the meeting Wednes- day night that work on the new lodge building was beginning 10 slow down due to lack of members showing Up to work. lie pointed out that if each member wou1G put in one night a week to assist the new club could be completed before fall.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
EFFORTS BEING MADE TO
 AVERT STRIKE JUNE Isl
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO Harry Bridges and West Coast shipowu- CTS explosively broke a tense pub lie silence this week over negotia- tions aimed at avoiding anothel shipping strike on June 15. Each charged the other with bad faith
 Bridges CIO Maritime Committee which he heads, said the Shipown- CTS were resolved to flock out" he Unions rather than extend con tracts for a year and mediate slight wage increases" being asked by a couple of the unions.
 The shipowners countered with the assertion that such an exten- sion was offered the unions on Memorial Day. Their statement suggested that anything else. such as wage increases, constituted something new injected by Bridges without their knowledge.
 Bridges, Chairman of the five union committee, said "all work on the ships and waterfronts" w.h cease unless labor contracts We're renewed by that date.
 He denied reports of a settle ment
 "0ne of the unions, the Marine Engineers, is asking for a six per cent wage increase" he said. 'It looks like some adjustment will bc necessary before it can be said safely that a settlement is in sight"
 The unions wanted all contra ;ts extended until 194S, but the Wat erfront Employers Association of fered to extend them only until September 30 when their AFL contracts expire.
 JUNIOR CHAMBER MONDAY
 Wrangell Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday noon at Civic Center for it's regular luncheon and business meeting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
S. o. S.

Councilmen Howard c. Balt2o and Peter Mccormack today sent out an sos, and they claim they really need help. They were ap pointed by Mayor Doris Barnes las; night to make arrangements for a grand and glorious" Fourth of July celebration for Wrangell
 All are agreed that the Fourth of July celebration is a necessary program for the youngsters and the day would be sorry one with out something. So Baltzo and Me Cormack are asking that any or ganization or individual who would be willing to donate little time and effort please contact one of them
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
BOY FOR JOHN KAEP q

MT. and Mrs. John Kaer are re- ceiying congratulations on tke birth of a son last Thursday even ing, May 29, at Bishop Rowe Hos pital. The baby weighed seven and one-half pounds and has been named Wayne Oliver.
 Mother and baby have returned nome and the proud father has by now settled back down to work at Campbell Bros. store.
 Congratulations
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
AMOS BERG TELLS OF
 WRANGELL IN GEOGRAPHIC

Amos Berg, noted explorer ana adventurer who was in Wrangell last summer aboard his vessel "Endeavor," gives Wrangell a boost in his article recounting his trip from Seattle to Icy Strait.
 He called Wrangell a progress siye" town and mentioned delicious Dungeness crabs which they caught besides accompanying the article with a picture of Wrangells small boat harbor.
 MT. Berg also mentioned having Wrangells woman Mayor, Mrs Doris Barnes aboard his ship to luncheon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
HOME ON VACATION

Miss Patricia Devenny, daughter of MT and Mrs. Ralph Deyenny, flew up to Wrangell from Seattle last Sunday where she is taking nurses training at Providence hos Pital She will be here for two weeks, returning to duty June IA.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
TO --TEAU

Mrs. Lee Lucas and Miss Joau Mccormack with little Linda Lucas, returned to their homes in Juneau by plane this week after some time here spent visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs. Leo McCor- mack.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
ALASKA RAILROAD GETS
 NEW STREAMLINE TRAIN

ANCHORAGE = Alaska's first streamlined train went into service Tuesday between Anchorage and Whittier, Alaska Railroad officials announced this week.
 The train includes a diesel en- zine with a streamlined coach anu a combination baggage and coach car.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
BISHOP DUE HERE

The Rt. Rev. W. J. Fitzgerald, Catholic Bishop of Alaska, is due ln Wrangell this week end from Ketchikan where he has spent seV- eral weeks. Bishop Fitzgerald, who recently returned from the south, is stopping here on his way to his headquarters in Juneau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
TO PORTLAND

Miss Jean Mccormack, daughter of Mir. an dMrs. Leo Mccormack. left this week on the Alaska for the south. She will go to Portland. Oregon and will return in a few weeks accompanied by her sister, Miss Shirley Mccormack.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
ENGINEER HERE

Leonard Smith, TerritOrlai Highway Engineer, with offices in Juneau was in Wrangell today on his way home after making an in- spection trip trough Southeastern Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
IOHNSONS R.ETnRN

MT. and Mrs. M. o. Johnson re- turned to Wrangell yesterday on the Alaska and will occupy their home here after having lived in Juneau during the war years where Mrs. Johnson was one Of the executive heads in the OPA headquarters office in the Capital.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
June 6, 1947 Wrangell, Alaska r XKyao,~a1I

Wrangell, Alaska To The People of Wrangell Dear Citizens:
 I wish at this time to thank all of you for the cooperation you have given me while I have been Chiei of Police of our town.
 I have enjoyed the work, have always tried to enforce the law sincerely and impartially and it is with genuine regret that learned my efforts were not satisfactory. However, you people of Wran- gell have always been most kinC and cooperative and for this I d. gain thank you,
 Very Sincerely,
 Edward c. Dick
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

Wrangeu Women's Civic Club will hold election of officers to- morrow at it's regular monthly meeting at Civic Center. Dessert luncheon will be served at 1880 D. m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
CATHOLIC DEV0TTONS Father n. E, Hoch, Pastor

Sunday, June s, Second Sunday after Penticot.
 lily Communion Sunday for the Holy Name Society.
 Holy Masses 2 and 10 a. m. Ii weather favorable, only one Holy Masss in town, the o'clock Holy Mass, the later service will be held at the picnic grounds.
 Week day Holy Masses: Monday and Saturday, 800 a. m.; rest of the week, 7:30 q. m.
 Servers for the week are Rich ard Garcia and Thomas Carmody.
 Miss Jean Mccormack will dec crate the altar for Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
PETER WOODS HERE

Peter Woods, of the Alaska Im- port Company, Juneau, was In Wrangell today on business.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
NOTICE

Accounts due from Helen's Place may be collected at the Stikine Club Bar and Liquor Store or by seeing Helen Roaming or Carl Lar son,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-06-06
SONG SERVICE AT PARK

The salvation Army, under dir tction of Capt. Esther Wilson and Capt. E. J. Merrill, will hold a s1ng service at the City Park Sun- day afternoon at 4 o'clock. The public is cordially invited.