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Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Many Try Patent Medicines
Before They Call on Doctor

ATLANTIC CITY, N. IA survey
of 1,215 Pennsylvania homes and
their medicine cabinets indicates
that 60 per cent of Americans may
try patent medicines or home reme-
dies before summoning doctors
when they're i'll.
The survey, dealing with the in
fiuence of commercial health adver-
tising, was reported to American
Public Health association meeting
by special committee.
The committee said that if this
self-treatment based on advertised
claims for drugs was true in other
parts of the country also, then
something should be done to i'm
prove health practices and educa-
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Former WAC Is Found Shot
To Death in Ranch Home

LOS ANGELES. - The gun-shot
death of an attractive 27-year-old
woman rancher, a former WAC, is
under investigation by the sheriff's
office.
Deputies said the scantily-clad
body of Miss Eleanore Jane Nulting
was found in bedroom of the ranch
house near Llano, with a bullet
wound in the temple and 80 pistol
lying nearby.
The ranch operator, Lewis A.
Rosenberger, 48, was booked on sus-
picion of murder. pending an in
quest.
Rosenberger. police said, related
that Miss Nulting got a job at the
poultry and cattle ranch two years
ago and had become a one-third
partner.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Prepare for Return
(N Unknown Soldier
His Body 10 Be Brought Home
Sometime in I94s.

WASHINGTON Under present
war department plans. Americas
Unknown Soldier of World War II
win be brought home from overseas
near the end OF I949 to lie in honor in
Arlington national cemetery.
{ In Arlington ne would rest with
the Unknown Soldier of World War
I. whose inscription reads that he is
known ''but to God"
Maj. Gen Thomas j. Larkin.
army quartermaster general. said
that this second symbol Of American
men and women who lost their iden-
tfty in The supreme sacrifice for the
country viii represent army. navy,
marines. air force. coast guard-en-
listed man and officer.
Just as it is intended that no one
shall ever know In what branch of
the armed forces he served. the gen
eral said that il is to remain ever
secret in which theater he died.
AT some rendezvous when the
time comes, nine bodies-each un-
identified-will be brought from nine
zones OF combat in the east and
west, and from these one will be
selected for the nations homage.
The homecoming of this Unknown
Soldier win not be held until all OF
the war dead who have been identi-
fed. and whose relatives wish them
returned. have reached this country
Il is planned to bring back only
those bodies definitely identified,
and OF these there are 285. 900 army
war dead buried overseas. Between
$4,000 and $4,000 bodies of sailors
and marines lie in known graves.
The search for the missing still
goes on, and it is expected thaI
about 1900 more army dead vii
be located-many of them airmer
lost in isolated places It is esti
mated that about 1920 bodies vii
never be recovered. The navy los
about 50 to so per cent Of its tota
$1,000 combat dead at sea.
At present the army has II 0Ol
unknown soldiers The number o
unknown sailors was not available
Efforts are continuing to ESTABLISH
their identity.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Potatoes Brought irish

The so-called Irish potato isn't
irish at ALL The white potato ar
rived in the Emerald Isle from
South America by way of Europe
and England late in the 18th CEN
tury. The rich. peaty soil of Erin
was so hospitable that the potato
soon became its staple food-with
disastrous results-for. when the
potato crops failed two or three
years in a row. millions of Irish
men starved. This is said to have
caused, the first great mass migra-
ton from Ireland to. America.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Nab Germans With
Cache Of War Goods
MaterieI Was Intended for Our
Military Mission.

BERLIN. - American authorities
arrested four Germans and seized
an illegal cache of war materiel
repeatedly intended for an Allied
military mission in this city.
The war materials included mill
tary radios and teletypes with
scrambling devices to permit the
machines to code and decode mes
sages.
American officials said the Ger
mans and the banned equipment
were found in the U. S. zone of Ber-
lin. German informants named an
Allied military mission in Berlin
as the purchaser of some Of the
equipment.
Americans did not identify fur
ther the source of the reports, or
confirm the charges. The military
mission suspected of buying illegal
equipment was not named.
The arrests marked the second
time in two weeks that Americans
have uncovered underground deal
ings in war goods in the U. S. zone.
Equipment seized earlier includ-
ed devices for sighting guided mis-
siles.
The four-power Allied control
council has passed law forbid
ding possession Of any kind of sig
mailing or communication device
All of the materiel picked up was
former German army or navy
equipment and ''most of it was in
working order" Ray Ashworth,
American director of public safety
said.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Volcanoes Are Booming

The restless earth, boiling at fan
tastic temperatures within. has
broken lava seals on craters long
dormant and has created occasion
al new vents during the year. Vol
canologists. count about 500 active
craters in the world. active by vir-
ture of eruptions within historic
times. About so of these have been
in some degree of active eruption
in 1947. Three -fourths or more OF
the total are in the Pacific half OF
the globe. Most of them are strung
along the Andes and North Ameri;
can coastal ridges, the Aleutians.
the Kamchatka peninsula. the
Kurile islands, Japan, the Philip
pines. New Guinea, the Solomof1s
and New Hebrides.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Spanish Moss Market

Thousands of pounds of Spanish
moss, blown from trees by high
winds accompanying the tropical
storms in Florida. were collected
by farm families in all parts Of
Alaehua county to sell to process
ing plants. Instead of having to pull
the moss out of trees, as many moss
gatherers do. the farmers and their
families simply had to rake it up
from the ground and remove limbs
and other debris with which it was
tangled Sale of the moss provided
considerable ready cash for many
farmers in Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
TB increases SO Per Cent
In u. S. Zone in Germany

BERLIN. = tuberculosis among
Germans in the United States zone
of Germany has increased nearly so
per cent in the last year and there
are no hospital facilities for IS, ,9O5
sufferers. report of Gen, Lucius
D. Clay disclosed.
Since July. 1916, when SO, ,821 cases
of the disease were under medical
supervision in the zone, the number
of active cases has increased to
more than 1000. OF this number,
more than $4,000 were classified as
''open infectious cases."
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Electrical Anesthetic

Electricity has been used success.
fully as an anesthetic by two medi-
cal students Of Melbourne. Aus
tralia, according to Capper's Farm
er. The potency Of the current is
regulated by two.dial gadget that
looks like a radio. One electrode is
placed on the patients forehead.
the other on the end Of his spine.
Patients subjected to llO volts at
the rate Of 100 impulses per second
first Become drowsy, then fall asleep
and do not waken until the switch
is turned eff. According to reports,
this form. of induced sleep is easy
on the patient.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Organic Mater Kills Bacteria

Soils low in organic matter are
not favorable for development Of
viruses that fight disease-spreading
bacteria. To get plenty of organic
matter. fertility must be put back
into the soil. Besides manuring and
the return of crop residues. the
growth of deep-rooted legumes well
fed with phosphorus and potash is
vital. Not only win such soil man.
agement system increase yield per
acre and provide more crop resi-
dues, but also it will rebuild soil
structure. improve tilth and make
the soil better storehouse for
plant food.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Egypt Through the Ages

Ancient Egypt dominated the
eastern Mediterranean politically.
economically and culturally for 80
centuries. When its empire finally
collapsed. the wealth of the home.
land and its strategic Importance
as a bridge between East and West.
and between Europe and Africa,
brought occupation by alien con-
querors for % centuries more.
Egypt survived its long eclipse and.
in recent times. regained its inde-
pendence.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
SLOW Fishing for pike

Move the lure slowly through the
water when fishing for pike. They
are deliberate fish. apparently lik-
ing to think things over before at
tacking their prey. But they also
are capable of great speed and are
able easily to seize any lure that may
attract their attention, When using
live bait, give the pike plenty of
time to swallow the lure. M
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
PoOna Now Popular

Badminton was called Poona when
1t originated in India centuries ago.
The game was taken to England in
1860 by English officers stationed in
India The game was introduced into
the United States about 1890, soon
dying out, but was revived again
about 1882.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05

Some flying fox camps" in
Queensland. Australia, contain up
TO a quarter of million foxes; one
acre of tropical jungle will shelter
up to 100000
Fawns are devoid of any tell-tale
scent, but the mother deer takes OH
additional odor in order to lure pre-
dators away from the hidden young
sterS.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
Billions Of Whey

The pounds of whey resulting
each year from manufacture of a
billion pounds of cheese is up
around 10 billion Dairy specialists
figure about 100 million pounds of
good protein food is in the whey.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05

Thomas Jefferson, one of the
leaders IN the development of the
U. S. Declaration of independence
and Constitution, avoided the term
Democracy in his public address
es and documents and used it only
occasionally in private conserva-
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
More Making Trucks

Seventeen American companies
are producing passenger cars. Sc
trucks and II are making busses.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05

The United States uses about 1870
million railroad ties every year.
enough to build $4,000 miles of
track.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-05
serves TripIe-Duty

A new aluminium electric popcorn
pepper can serve also as a hot plate
or as container for the preparation
CT soups and stews.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
PAVASARIS BALKANUOSE?

M MAIRONIES zodziais "Pavasars eina Karpatu kal-
A nais" sulyg pranesmo is Graikijos ten venas jau
advokatas Spiro Markeznis 81 m. amziaus, seige
naua partia kuris programme turf uzsibrezima
sotuokt visus Janus Grakus po savo veava atitrau
kimui ju komunisu Tos partijos pusen stojo jau
du Atenu laikrascia r Grajos seimo nariai persime
ia ia partija is kitty partju PARTIAL prasidedant me-
nuo aiko atgal seine j tureo du iris atstovus,
dabar u tur jau 16. Jis tiksi sutraukti parta
laip pat puse vsu valdsku stagu arnautoju. Jis pa
formos dabar Grakija sake js tebesitvarko 1852
metQ biznio sistema, kuri yra museums.
Ar Sis nauias judejimas prisides kick prie senoveje
garsos Graikos atgaivnimo, tai bus tik taip sau
laina zybtelejus epsna = r Grakija uzklups baisus
ruduo - kruvnas ruduo kurs jai graso?
Ar Amerika rmtai pagelbes Graikjai ir Turkijai
apsignti nuo komunizmo, tik Washngtono poitkie-
rial pasirekaus, Maskva planinga pasgrobs tas Dar
danelu Sails kaip rengiasi?
'zMOGAUs kunas turi tick fosforo kad jo uztek-
tQ pagamint 22OO degtuku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
LinksmQ Ielyku!
Linkime visiems Dirvos Skatytojams Bendradarbiams
r Prietelams Amerikoje ir Uzsienyje.
DIRVOs REDAKCIJA ir ADMINISTRATOR.
VALOMASI NUO KOMUNISTU

[ARO DEPARTMENTS, kaip is Washingtono sie-
II mis- dienoms pranesa jau du metal kaip vykdo ap-
valyma savo istaigu komunistu: komunstai sana-
mi is civiliu ir militariSku eiliu
Grieztas ir oficalis apsivalymas nuo komunstu Ka-
Departments pradeta tuoj po V-J-Denos kada Ja-
ponja buvo nugaleta Iskelimas aiksten kad ir Karo
DEPARTMENTS skubia enesi valyts komunistq brudo,
pasako kad lake Roosevelto valdymo komunstai jau
buvo beveik uzvada vsus Federaes vadzos department
tus ir jeigu o nirs kur gal but atejo laiku ko-
munstu dziugavmai kad "uz ses1 menesu po karo cia
tresme sovietus" butu galeje virsti tkrenybe.
Komunistu ir jiems istikimu kenksmingu gaiyalu
is vadzios stagu memas praplesta dar labiau po pas
taro PREF Trumano sakymo prasanti is federau stai
gu visus kenksmingus asmenis.
FBI Drektorius j. Edgar Hoover paskebe kad ko-
nunsta yra Maskvos atstovybe Amerikoje ir kad jie
cia sudaro penkta kolumna, kuru tkslas yra sverst
Amerikos valdzia Hoover tik pataria Kongresu elg-
ts atsargia suvarzant komunstu veikla visoe sayje
kad nepadarius ju "kanknias" deja, tada jie pas
naudotu vsnomenes simpatija olesnies tikslams
siekti
Hoover I,odineio Kongresui kad kornunstai eia pa
sirllose kovoti uz Rus nteresus jegu atsktu kad
kiltu karas Anlerikos prizes Russia
Hoover Zinc pukiai ir tai kad 1917 metu Rusijos
revoiucijos metu komunisu partoje radosi tk yenas
narys ant kiekvienu 2277 Rusijos zmon ir tai komu
nistai paegc paqrob Russia vadyti sioe salye, FBI
zinomis konunistu partijoje venas komunistas
ant kiekyienu ] 814 asmenu.
Amerikonai jau pradeda placiau suprast kalbeti ir
rasyt kad nera oo artimo karo pavojaus tiesoginam
Americas Rusijos karu tacau tkrausias pavojus glu
d tame kad komunstai gall pasigrauzti pc pagrndais
viso Americas ekonomnio politino r sociainio gyve
nmo r Sos sales tvarka sVersti ir pagrobt valdzia
savo rankas. Komunistams dave progas visi kas tk
tureo maza proto, ir dideli zmones buvo: Prez
dentas Roosevelt suicide uos valdzios istaigas ir pa
vede variu vrsnnku If tarnautoju vetas; John L. Le
wis organizuodamas c. l. 0. naudoosi komunistu para
ir suicide JUGS ta organzacija Dabar jis CIO ap-
eido, bet raudonie ten pasiko ir turf savo itakoje
diduma Clio uniju.
Kitas kuris gatavas komunistams ir sovetams Wis
ka pavest r aduot yra Henry Wallace buves vice pre-
zidentu prie Rooseveto. Wallace visame randa kalta
savo Sail, Amerka, tesybe r vskas prklauso tik Mas
kvai Pereita meta Wallace buvo pasrenges atiduoti
Rusija atomne bomba Dabar jis sugalvojo kad Rusu
patenkiniElui rekanga pavest tarptautne kontrolei
Panamos Kanaas, Suezo Kanaas, ir Dardaneai. Graf
kos r Turkijos remimas ir gebemas jo manymu yra
prasikaltimas Maskvai, ir tas turf butt sulaikyta.
Americas vaidzios svertimui paciu Amerikeciu
pagalba - okiu kaip Wallace - komunsta pasinaudos
laiku atejus Toks Wallace pastarnaus kaip Justas
Paleckis pasitanavo Letuvoje kornunistams pradeti
doru sios SALES zmoniu skerdima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
BALF MAISTO SAN
DELIS PARYZIUJE
JAU TUSCIAS
(Diryos Paryziaus
kOresp0ndento)

NESENAI Paryziaus BALI
skyrius isdalino yietos Lietu-
vi4 tremtiniu buriui paskutines
is Americas atsiusto maisto
liekanas. Prize to maisto dali
nimo buvo atvykes N. G. w. c..
delegates McGloskey, kuri pa
syeikindamas vietos BALFo
skyriaus pirunininkas pasake
tokia kalba:
"Man, kaip Paryziaus Lietu-
viz selpiamuju atstovui, leiski-
te Pone Delegate, savo ir yisu
vardu pareiksti Jums nuosir-
dzia padeka uz Jusu teviska
globa bel triusa ir uz suteikta
materialine pagalba, besirupi-
nant mumis, karo tremtiniais.
"Turedamas Wilt kad JUS ir
toliau nepaliksite mus be glo-
bos, tuo paciu noreciau per Jus
isreiksti musu padeka ir visai
gerajai Amerikes visuomenei
ir patikinti musu istikimuma
tikriesiems jos demokratijos
principams, kurie, tikiu, laimes.
isis mazas sesiu Inetu kudi-
kis, kai keno net vadinamas
aiaudies priesu', iai, padekos
zenklan, iteiks Jums pora ne
kaltQ, kaip ir pats, gelyciu."
N.C.W.C. delegates globoja
visa selpimo darba, taip pat ir
BALF'o veikla Prancuzijoje.
Jis labai domisi ir rupinasi Lie
tuviu tremtiniu padetimi. Pc
minetos kalbos tas sesiu metu
vaikutis iteike jam geliu ir at
stovas drauge su grupe trem-
tiniu buvo nufilmuotas. Nufil-
muotas buvo ir maisto dalini-
mas.
Piniginems BALI paSalpoms
paskutiniu metu labai sumaze-
JUS, atsiustas maistas buyo la
bal syarbi parama tremtiniams,
ypac pragyvenimui Prancuzijo-
je pabrangus. Gala kad BALI
sandelis jau visiskai istustejo.
o tik nedidele tremtiniu dalis
cia gauna teise dirbti ir bent
kick uzsidirbti. Oar zymi ju
dalis negali nei cia savo pragy-
venimui uzsidirbti, nei kitur kurI
isvaziuoti.
Ypac pagalbos reikalingos'
vaikq turincios Seimos. Nors,
kaip BALE victims pirminin-
kas pasake, kai kas ir tokiusi
vaikus nori vadinti ''liaudies
priesais", bet kiekvienam svei-
kai galvojanciam zmogui ais
ku kad jie yra reikalingi gal
lestingos pagalbos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
Lenku Apsaugos Vice
Komisaro Nuzudymas

IS VARsAVOS pranesa kad
Kovo 20, Ukrainieciu naciona-
listu armija uzpuole if nuzu-
de Lenkijos krasto .apsaugos
vice-ministra Gen. Swiercews-
XII ir iris jo padejejus, kurie
buvo uzklupti netoli Rusijos
sienos.
Tas Lenkas generolas su sa,
vo palydovais yazinejo dary-
damas inspekcija. 10 buye
ruosiamasi pradeti ukrainieciu
tautiniu kovotoju gaudymo il
baudimo zygis. Ia Ukrainieciv
tautine armija atsirado tuojau
po karo pabaigos ir kaip tik
dalys rytines Lenkijos If Uk-
rainos buvo ijungta j Rusija.
Tas patvirtintq pereita rude
nj Dirvoje talpintus aprasymus
apie Lietuvos partizanus ku-
rie palaiko rysius su Ukraine
ciais partizanais ir su Lenkais
partizanais.
SIS LENKAS, Maskvoje pa
ruostas sovietu kariautojas, SO
m. amziaus, buvo zinomas var
du "Gen. Walter, kuris vado-
vavo Tarptautine Brigada IS
panijos 1886 metq pilietiniame
kare. Ten jis buyo Maskvos
siustas ir palaikomas. Jis va
dovavo raudonuju pastangose
uzimti sostine Madrida. Kuo-
met laimejo Gen. Franco ir vi
81 raudonieji, saw ir svetimi,
turejo nesdintis is Ispanijos,
dingo ir tas Lenkas.
Dabar jis buvo pastatytas
Ukrainieciams patriotans zu-
dyti, pajungimui Ukrainos So
vietams.
Patrizanu kovos prizes sovie-
tu okupantus ir ju agentus te-
siasi visose salyse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
PAVASARIS ATEINA

Jau sniokscia upeliais vanduo nuo kalnu,
Kai tirpsta jais baltasis sniegas,
1r zaidzia saulute pietu vejeliu -
il gamta pabudins is miego....
sauletej paslaitej zibuokles prazys,
1t marti pasipuos baHos jevos,
Ir zaliu kilimu apsidengs, apsiklos
Placios pageltusios pievos.
Parskris giesmininkai is siltuju krastu -
Be teyynes ir jiems nusibodo. =.
Artojas prie zagres linguos po laukus,
Besedamas paselio gruda -.
Islys gyvuneliai is savo urvu,
Payasario dziaugsma pajnte.
Ir prislegta dvasia staiga atgaivys
svelnutis vejelis paputes.
Tx mano motute tenai nepradziugs
Palikus prispaustoj tevynej.
Nesvies jai saulute is melsvo dangaus,
Jai asaros veidus nutryne..
Su skaisciaja saule ir pievu ziedais,
Skuheki, gamtos Atkurejau,
Nuneski zinele, nuneski, prasau,
Mergaitei kuria as mylejau!....
Belgija. F. Kubilius. ,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-04
DOLARI0 yerte,

DOLARI0 yerte, pragyvenl-
mo reikmenu pirkime, nuo ka-
ro pradzios nustojo az centu,
kitaip sakant dabar dolaris te-
perka tick kick prizes kara pir-
ko 78 centai.
OAR Tx sio simtmecio pra-
dzioje daug mokslininku pra-
nasavo kad zmogaus kunas ne
gales dalaikyti greicio 100 my
liu j valanda.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-01
The Fronttersm an
COUNCIL ACTS {Cont)

sen, representing the
Liquor Dealsrs' ASSOC
citation, raised a
dissenting voice.
Mr.. Rasmussen con-
tended that the coun-
ell should repeal the
exis ting ordinance,
draft subs tt tute reg
ulations, and place
the new Law before
Seldovia as q refer
endum on April l. The
council, however, re-
NAMED firm In favor
Of the resolution as
pas sed.
Copies Of 0rdin-
ance 81 we're ordered
posted in all houses
Of bus mass and in
all public places
prior to the election
so that voters Will
be familiar with all
Of its pr owls ions.
The council also
approved e plan for
the impr ov ement Of
the present street
lighting sys tenn which
was sugges ted by the
Se1dovia Light 8: Po-
wer Co. It was esti-
mated that the new
lighting: sys TEN,
which Will be ms tai =:
led by the. power
plant, pr obably will
not be delivered I'M
til next Sept ember. ::
The council dis
Gus sed the need for
lumber to repair the
30 ardwa1k and the
purchase Of S, 900
feet Of fir lumber
was ordered.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-01

BIRTHDAY PARTY.
HONORs MRS. ENGLISH
Members Of the
Public Heal tn Council
surpri sed the ir
chairman, Mrs. Susan
Engli sh, with a
Dir thday party at her
home at the close Of
Thur sday's Council
meeting. Several
other friends also
dropped in dur ing the
course Of the evening
to enjoy a slice Of
Dir thday cake and to
extend best wi shes to
Mr. s. Engl 1sh.
Among the Council
members and friends
who gathered at the
english home Thur sday
evening were:
Mrs! Susie Lloyd,
Mrs. Eliza Co1berg,
Mr. s. Daisy Linds tedt,
Mr. s. Al ia Remington,
Mrs. Mar tina Epps,
Mr. s. Adam Lipke, Mr. s.
Henry Kroll, Mrs. J.
W. Thomps on, MISS
Margery Spence Mr. s.
FL len Nilsson, Mr. s.
Grace Nordenson, Mrs.
Karl Mul 1er, Mrs.
Alice Groothof, Mrs.
Juanita Bertese en-,
MI SIS Anette jacobsen,
Miss Viola Daniels
and Mrs. Juanita And
er SOM
MOMAN'S CUB
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-01
NEW PROTECTOR
AT SCHOOL IS
ALREADY IN USE

The n sW movie pro-
jec tor delivered to
Seldovia school early
this week got It's
first trial last
Thur sday afternoon.
Educational films
were shown to members
Of the student body
at 8 O'Clock that
day.
Still to be pur-
chased is the screen
upon which to project
the movies. A tenn
por airy sore en- has
been tackled to a
fr eme for pr sent
use.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-01
GUSTY NElSeN HAS
TONSfLS REMOVED

Gus ty Mel en-, son
Of Mr.. and Mr. S. Char
les Nielsen, had his
tonsils removed at
Seldovia = hospital
Thur sday CIV aning. He
remained ct. the hos
pi tai as an overnight
patient, but was re-
leased to. his home
iday morning.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-01

MOMAN'S CLUB
MEETS TUESDAY
The March NEE ting
Of the Seldovia Wo-
man's Club Will be
call ed to order in
the, 1ibr airy on Tues
day evening at 8 pm.
club pre- s ident Mar
gerry Spencer announ-
ced this week.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Seldovia, Alaska) 1946-19??, 1947-03-01

Garbage disposal
along the Boardwalk
and the beaches was
discus sed, as we'll IS
the site Of author
lied dumping grounds
wi thin the city pro-
per. No action was
taken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-24
JUDGE pRATTIS HERE; TERM OF
 COURT OPENED

Judge Harry F. Pratt arrived from Fairbanks yesterday for the opening of the February l947 term of court which convened this morn- ing at 10 o'clock. Dates were set during the motion calendar read ing which was conducted at the forenoon session and cases marked ready will proceed tomorrow when court convenes for the second day
 Two divorce cases were before Judge Pratt this morning and both decrees were granted. The first case heard was Forest w. Bates versus Mary Louise Bates and the plaintiff was awarded a divorce on grounds Of incompatibility J. w Leivers was a witness in the case
 Ethel Pest was granted a divorce from Ely J. Post after her testi- mony concerning the defendant E cruel treatment and drunkenness She also asked for restoration of her maiden name. Her brother Fred J. Wier, testified as wit ness in her behalf
 Court was then adjourned for the opening day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-24
PAMARAY, NEW NIGHT
 CLUB, OPENED ON SAT.

The Pamaray Club. the new downtown modernitic night club, opened Saturday night and con- gratulations were showered on the operators of the new cocktail lounge, MT and Mrs. Eli Ray and their son Bill, Service veteran.
 Most all of the Juneau "nighters" were in for an enjoyable evening and they found the Pamaray Club to he first class place of beauty and enjoyment. All noticed and were surprised at the beauty of the first glass bar in Alaska, with every ohangeable color Altering through the glass bricks, reflecting and add ing to the beauty of the lounge.
 The band played latest hit-parade songs for dancing and for listening.
 The bartenders were Frank Cole, Gene Lockridge, Tex Wells and the service men Joe Wilson and Ralph Hall