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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-22
VETERANS
WORLD WAR III

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Both snen and wcnen who served
in any Of the armed services In
World War u ara entitled 70 par-
chose as home; single. enc. 1--WE,
served at Ieoss 80 days and have
honorable discharge and are
working you ean quoIify. ANY Inc
formation wanted, we will gladly
give you free adviee.
FOR SALE
Ioz HAYWOOD sT.-ExeslIent 3
fam. S-6-6 rooms and bath, full
length back pi0zxas. Sep. front en-
frances near cor line, all light,
sunny spacious rooms. Reasonable
price and E-Z-TERMS.
SO BOWER ST.--NEWLY PAINT.
Ed outstanding 3 fam. oil s room
apis. with bsths, back pisxzas, nice
front and back yard, sep. steam
heaters, some hardwood floors,
near Humboldt ave-, good rents,
right price, E-Z-TERMS.
rs GREENWICH ST. - IDEAL
HOME INEXPENSIVE FOR A "G.l."
BUY AS you RENT. FINEST Lo-
CATION IN SOUTH END. MAY
BE SEEN AT ANY TIME. E-Z-
TERMS and PRICE.
HUMBOLDT AVE. - Ideally loco
ted 8 opts. and z stores. Excellent
condition and Income. Reasonable
price and terms.
HOMESTEAD ST. - ; FamlEy
fFome, 6-e-6 room apartment. yep.
heaters ! with oil, terms arranged.
QUINCY ST. - 80 roam Duplex.
Sep. entrances, furnaces. Al con-
difion. Reasonable price and terms.
9 rooms available.
lib DALE ST. - ; fom. GIT
rooms and bafhs, opposite Wssh-
ington Park. Excellent Income.
Terms arranged.
COPELAND ST. - , f1miIy having
5-6-6 rms. 3 open plumbing baths,
rooms, ; open plumbing baths,
oil burner and new heoFing sys-
TEN, full length back pieEzas, nice
eEciesad bsek yard. New Roof and
house recently painted. All light
spacious rooms as house Is corner.
Owner will NAcATE for Buyer.
HOMESTEAD ST., 2 family, s-s
rooms oil heat, hardwood floors.
Reasonable price and terms.
81 WENoNAH ST - apartment
AVAILABLE z family Of II reams.
New Holland hof air system. huFd-
wood floors. white sinks, house
newly shiDeIed, ground the corner
from the Cherries 81. church. Req
sonabIe price E-Z-TERMS.
~ HAYWOOD ST. 3 fam.
4-5-5 ROOMS, white sinks, comb.
coal Q gas ranges. Income SITS.
monthly. PRICE $4,000. Terms
oFgansed.
TERMS ARRANGED.
TO LET
GEORGIA ST.--spaeious room for
man OF Woman, beautiful home.
LAUREL ST. - Large room for
couple, heoted. scar to earIine.
All kinds Of Mortgages
placed with Reasonable
terms.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-22

Ohio has about 500 miles of
navigable rivers 1900 miles of
railways and over 10000 miles Of
state highways.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-22
Wellesley
(Continaed froml Paae %

within the Commonwealth, II
was asserted Monday by David
Stoneman, President Of the New
England Division of the Aneri-
can Jewish Congress.
Mr.. Stoneman is the sponsor
of a legislative resolve filed by
Representative Jouis K. Nathan
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Randolph

CONTINUED from Page y
act was made May Fl, by A. Phil
ID Randolph, national treasurer
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-22
Wise
Sayings
Memories end by dying"
Memories end by

"In anticipation we find either
heaven or hell"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-22

Laughter is beautiful music"
Evening star., 1948-11-14
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through ADVERTISE
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO You WANT TO SELL?-we can sen
your rooming house, boarding house OF
aFampay il priesd Of rsh For aueE and
efscient service. cal ST. 1921 or Ex. 1855.
PASTOR 4 LUTz: .. INC nroft.n,. bu..
lease at reasonable rental; available for
$4,000. which is less than cost OF fixtures
efE fns We E po sosFEdiA " til. sale .!
considering selling, it may be advantageout
d fer cssse y0n to aHRRY sGnsRs
hAuREI, e." MD.-Restaurant. fully eauipped,:
n.s % Ssil viii ." sell Gr toT %0 ss5S9 @ for sac
reason for sslns sn' ass sSsn ash g. B.
zaHTz1MGEs AoTsERohp x'FFPL1ANcE n STORE, han;
ding many famous brands; established Q
for Christmas business: $4,000 for fixtures
and lit. plus Rn, saH stsp 1s
D. DHeh'&Gf's wiii wsEIiF-sGRvICE grocery doing
average $1,000 weekly: 900 csah business;
price is loT FeT st,1 further inform1t50n ib
SSkScERY Sis5 COT corner exas ssG5s
with ant reasonably priced: Call OWNER
n MopnRs iRs xkw AT LfTsscHHoNfr4h fass slos
HOME with income, Falrmont near lotn
nshsd fU9ns income ns'nS auoted tee $500 and oSner
sPs sPs.5dS; RSuss ssrms rs : W. rHURa' sos 10th
sooSlsd 4, 5,S, Pl HoSsf 3tsf wanted at once; car
sell your furniture and business fast n
priced right; make me prove It, Pnone OF
ERWS I5enas 4 nh.s ss.sF g. 'SS
SANDWICH SHOP and light lunshmloni soo
eeme aSotsd te1ms s. 900 S' mo ali chrome ane
Stools. A real bargain for only g ;09t
aGGn spck:r Gs!{ Ssa vsrmont sT Sno. ave C. 1ooNo
NV. Does 5000 monthly, e. P. A; state
en' Apt. available H s'tT At ssb TransiersSle lease
yrs. New So 800 aluminium walk-in re-
friserator and Away beer dispenser. new
set, 15-inch direct screen; new motors, etc.
Business can be increased Immediately by
proper party, Price only sls.509. Terms;
First time offered: won't last long: BOB
Az Ry oSA SA & sS4s SSsq 2, gE SS SS$o aovn,ox5
RESTAURANT. one Of the best location.
.aS 1:T!s =. eiS:' IL.
f., SH1y $780, @ssrS eSSs f. s.'e ss7e Call
distely, no reasonable offer refused. Won
derful business, about $1,000 weekly. 500
over counter; includes two trucks; rent
$3.50 per month, long lease: lowest over
head, long established. Exclusive with
THRIFTEE BROKERS, DI. 1920. AK. 0460
RESTAURANT OR TAVERN WANTED at
capital Call DI. 1920. AK. O460.
CLEANING STORE, NV, only $1,000:
press machine. etc. Your chance to guild
nSersYa 5ise sqsineis; s. saea aS5r' esa n1sd
Evening star., 1948-11-14
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
HIGH-GRADE equipment; sell
very reasonable. Call North 66S7.

ATTICs FINISHED, remodelins. repairing.
y sRu3k TAyboBBt ASb Bt6dk 81 sss Work. we DO any
thing in psek block Horc
BuLpING sGhh JIM 4 coNTRaCToR. General repairs
CT eiag ~ kedi eaR1 RaFi sNfpER Effdss.'9a & a
CONCRETE, cement work, footing; Al drive
ways. porches, bsmt. noors. steps reIaIn
AE FENCES! Gsst F FESeEs Se S'lf FENCES Immediate
e6seon al TYPE sness all posf Also SET
PSRsIy Priess tepms ena e0pfs fHA loans Bit RTE
FENeES FENGE koSfISc SSHsP cq sT 2os ali G
FnooR fTa fspsiEs psHRvfcEMNothng @ out the best;
laying sanding, nshins ,,essa cleaning M onP par
ING ING CONTRACTORS, INC. 1912 WiscOn-
HOMES BUILT Or EsmGdsIsd; ssI a trs. ssDegiGr .st3
mates. Spruce OS6l-J Union 2sl5. lie
HOME REMoDELiNG. additions, attics,
and rec: rooms kitchen planning; mn rr6aer 6ae
tie tne'' fioorins. Ia@ SUBURBAN coNsT. CO,
RfTcaRs okIMopELISe; planning .,.E: and
fSmp1fas aulpons .Dplianees
SUB. CONSTR. co. UN. 1852 days or ewes:
PAINTING, interior and exterior puslness
establishments accommodated by our "a
FPee fGss estmates. sshniss A 2. sEIBY' UN so4s
REMODELNG. nreproonns. roofing, siding,
general home improvement WORK, cellar 70
roof: small monthly payments II desired
Cali ST 1856 for free estimates. Ma
TToNA1 DECORATING CO., so2 18th
REMODEL and modernize your home OF
NATIONAL INSTALLATION CO., INC.
s9S BRsssf RooM Wi addon
new roof Let US give you free estimate
for that much desired home improvement
ASKEW'S HOME SERvICE-Psinting. pa.
per hanging, floor sanding and modernlz
inp bsrrt 10 roof: reasonable Or 'suu
work from foundstien to roof S1E vr,,THE; The
PROPERTY OWNERS, IMPROVEMENT 1
co, ST. .74Sa or CHI. 30ss anytime
Terms if desired nv.
GUARANTEED home improvements, We
do fireproofing, plastering. paperine: paint
ing. roofins. siding, plumbing, heating
electrical work and all types Of home a01s
Free estimates. Call NJ. Sh.frin, Mn FED YoLt
ERAL CONTRACTING CO., sl5 new 9erk
MA, T4l6. @1O
Evening star., 1948-11-14
BUSINESS SERVICES.

ATTENTION, mobile units and salesmen.
Save your rent and once expensss by let
retsrial work in my private ONCE. ASK
for GRACE, HI. 1928. 10
Evening star., 1948-11-14
PERSONAL.

LADIES! We can tailor you . suit from
surplus mans suit CO, s4l4: 1ss
RUSSIAN CONVERSATION desired BY col
iese graduate. available day or evening
Roy l46-H, Star, Il
Evening star., 1948-11-14

GR0cERY: ST. doing shout 5000 wsskly:
sseoseE ssoeEe! ;! S5s9 AZ &c. eut.t.na,n.
sandsys ns roSm aS ssufs r.n Is
SSGpI15SxrrsSES. $1 x * s$ss siSss b., aonr $500
yesid.ney reside a1s.H,s rsaulTements t DOWN vii
efndf eHHNrkES Go%pesos g. Pyee sf sS o99 %x s saa
ton: soda fountain, varieties, masazines.
;ifS' " ss$s; e iss'jhS
.ssls hSshr ho1s y dGas nee .nt
a "a Ts':G1ass sG2sEx G.F ". CO.
sa;s,.y a,.:
= m 'sSsts'; SE'fss ssei.4s ss
skoSEs4 al SE1Si III AND 5'sz MEArs+wid.r variety,
.sd .s g.; GIFTED Food 'ss h;as & h.1:
days market: LEVIN "A KAufMAN.
RFSts5; PiSSos Fl 7ssa ssiol.d n..heor
hood business; weekly sales about 81 500;
r;n' eEasi sISssr. Rsi ;sss5 s5
fRoFiTABLE GROCERIES, from $500,
shops, pawn shops, cleaning and dyeins,
1924 K st. NV, DI. 6601. Evenings; vi.
921O, DE S64O. lis
WILL SELL well-eouipped beauty salon on
generous terms. Ideal for two good oper
ators working partnership. PEARSON
Will Wi RENr OR LEASE, to reliable party.
second floor Of garage in Sc. Wash. for
bo ' and fender repair work. All equipped
and can handle Is cars. Heat and elec.
trieity furnished, Must !nso Pay six months IIhs
TaE FIJI sxFEwAY LAUNDRY Il Dry Cleaning
stores and agencies. Phone Mr.. wALDER,
RADIO RWAIR SHOP liauidatins estate
MessIsSIs Ess11sn1 ieiss IA sSa1 @ se ~ prscs
G0foSED, GkoCEKYt corner. ~ loea-
ton; 500 cash daily. Mako shef. fall
Evening star., 1948-11-14

CoLORED-DELICATEs and sand.
wichcs. located at 1889 14th st. nv,
Fully equipped and ready to open. WIN
bidder soon. Good lease obtainable. This
place has always been q real money.
maker and was formerly Blackwelrs DELI
HOLLANDER, 1411 Pa. ave. NV, MA.
9743 or GE $500
Evening star., 1948-11-14

st. Sc, not far from
baths, gas heat: I
; one of the cleanest
income quoted. $273
floor with bath. $50
900; terms. EDWIN
Evening star., 1948-11-14

UPHOLSTERING. slip covers and drapery
sad 'Ss1 snd s'5 Fl sss
from which to start. Reason for selling,
dise esreement of partners. vii be inter
ested in partner either up nphoissefrsr' slip
come quoted. saos month plus 3-rm; aRt: :
savn d ap'S s. 5S seepns ba only s45 me House
SEELx5 Gls ltoS c;t;an !, nv niSy 81 i i3i5:
nished price. $500: $500 DOWN; E. W,
T6gEM sos Tosh Hth It md n sps d. c;uss Gs st.
lew doors from lsth NV, . ,oonas :;
baths about ,y5 i;se houi, l rsn rn ss un:
s. ye:@opt :9So daTn: avn. RIM noM'N s1; Re ~ V
GUESIHoUsEs ~ rooms. 70 b .,5'. in
Al location cnr9o nT e.;,nr Sap cpofed fed' mo
servins meals; INSPECT and inyec.::~ste until
satisiieo; board rate ,nisnt be tncrcs -; !;
REssdL wis L. to fs af5i 1910 d0Sn ave- km
III IN 1NHTfERssfED HfR r. in securing articles for
%sl sld.s o. .seas a o'ds5 81.
sood lease; fso fssh RH tsd:s ssis all 7lS 9TH
saslsSs:ins l ssoef II + csslat 9Sasrn ssas plant;
RsSojCMING ROOM HOUSE. s.e-lo rms, oil heat,
rent, 500; income. S327.50; 1st 4 batn,
niss fYrn.; $780, terms khAcA q
ROOMS AND APTS., near Thomas Circle;
Il rooms, 5 baths; oil heat: rent, SGD,
with . 5-year lease; income quoted, $3.50;
Al furniture; price, $4,000; GOOD terms
e. w. THCRM. 9OS 10th st. NV. DI. 3306.
NEWS, VARIETY AND PAPER BAG bust
ness-RenI, S1l9: income quoted, S4.oOu
mo-: owner quotes 25ts profit; lease; app;
So, 500 in stock; only 81 900 handles. CAL
ST 5757. c. J. YOUNG. Broker. 1923
DRY CLEANING STORE. cash and carry;
Columbia rd. not far from. 18th NV
Al for tailor who wants to do alterations;
large store; rent, $l25 mo-; no pressing
machine: low price Of 5000: easy terms.
Phone Mr. Trittipoe with EDWIN L. ELLIS
a1s rHsrTFn YfEmGH NorEs hEs En- er
~ hour service. BOB HOLLANDER. 1411
e. ;ye rRRiyGxfYc ~ sitS ssi1sissss with i.t.
model trucks, netting $3.50 to $500 per
next 80 days. Price, $4,000. Box 261 H,
aOoMNG HOUSE near Supreme Court:
buy building, business and furniturs; rec.
sonable down. bal. easy monthly. This 10
an opportunity once In 2 lifetime. e In.
spect, eall Biggs, with eETGER RE. $500.
ILoMEH SH0r fsr s.snls sale fsnt " S'
thosda. eau Nj. 9SoV. AA
Evening star., 1948-11-14

Continued On Ne0 Fs8s.I
Evening star., 1948-11-14

only ss6 monthly: over $500 aoo weekly sales
quoted; totsl % price only N.Y. 81 90 900. Call Ex
s2o.. PIVOT Quoted f.n KS ST 1890
sfm. 81 1sssi. ssS RAsos R1Asis " 0ny H ssSSS e
NEWS AND TOBACCO STAND in promi:
nent bldg. Conn. ave: approx. s36o
Essh' osa ps sss. :fm 81
ESQ GAS STATION. possibilities unlimit-
ed on Lee hwy %slls Church Va Du%n MI;
extra oil. grease and tire business: truck
ing account obtainahle and would double
present OUTPUT; priced to osI. .e!l euickIy sy
sssIco Pastor 4 IuTz. NC: 200 . u 80, 90
Furniture in irst-eiass condition, near 18th
4o s4oo hGnn monthiy hiS Quoted; @ viii give s.yes,
down. down q Cali Ex. 1855. PAsToR 4 LUTz
BEAUTY SHOP, in the the business heart Q!
equipped; lease; med. rent: inc, mo:
sssos
priced very low! PAUL J. MILLER, Eek,
cGhasIsG eGzh2a III ? RNS Ri; rAno.Na-w.ll-pop.
for tailor: plenty alterations; 81 200
cAsh. PAUL y. MlLdLEN, la. ~" I'll
GAS sTATION-This will sell within "a
hours; Just S2,100 complete, with about
$4,000 stock; aiys ne tor thoISJrnisre Y.r.,rn
Only 81 200 down; easy terms on bal
ance; hurry!!! PAUL J. MILLER, Elk.
i%aH Beauty ~ sH1or. guaranteed location.
now doing S1Tb per week and improving;
1Oeo Of gross for rent; completely equip
I booths Full price Is only 5000, less
than the value of eauipment. CAL early
on this excel, opport. THE BRANT CO.,
GIL 1919, OK. 0520. 1884 Wilson blvd.
DRESS SHOP. $4,000 sross-se6O rent.
i, \, 4. Ee6inson; RE. 4s4s. DAVID R.
WANTED 70 SGY IRE and casualty in;
surance agency, d. c., Md. and Va. Call
MR. HENNEBERGER, RE. 1900
GARAGE. used eats, sa. station; . soins
business on . main virEinia hwy plus Al, an
attractive spacious home; selling price will
include ali stock. hxtures. frrnishings and
real estate; this 10 . splendid opportunity,
Pledbe call r. N. Perkins, THE BRANT
AZ ag1e :e 1far tA: 't caAe Al 1sa. :ss ss
A1Ss ~VOvs
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-29
Church ofChrist Seward, AIosko
 Larry A NEW CREATURE
Seward. AIasko
A NEW CREATURE
Larry O. Grounds

Wherefore if any man is in Christ, he is new Creature: the old things are passed away; be- hold, they are become new @ Cor. 5:10 Man on entering into Christ, leaves the fleshly propen- sites and carnal nature and be- come a NEW CREATURE. Out of Christ there is no life for the Spirit, but only DEATH and ETERNAL PUNISHMENT. Hence Paul again speaking of those who live according to the course of this world said, And you did he make alive, when you were dead through your trespasSes and sins, Whrein you once walked accord
 ing to the course of this world, according to the prince of the po- wers of the airs of the spirit that now Worketh in the sons of dis obedience;" (Eph. 2:l-o A dark
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-29
Internationally Known Musicians to Show Here

have been composed by Mr. Fox
 Civic auditoriums and large churches across the United States and Canada have been filled to capacity in attendance of the Fox campaigns. Last year the group made a 1000 mile tour of missions in Mexico. Their programs have been heard on several national networks of radio, including NEG. Mutual, ABC. and the Canadian BroadcaSting Corporation.
 In their one night visit to Se- ward, the Fox Party will present one of their Sacred Music Festi- vals, featuring an entire hour of sacred music and song. highlight- ed with MT Fox original piano composition, The Battle of Ar mageddon" MT. Fox will close the program by relating his per sonal experience of healing thru the power of prayer, it is averred.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-29

and fOreboding picture IS painted of them that give themselves up to the worldly lusts and of them that exist out of Christ in Eph. 4:l7 "A. Having therefore, become obedient to the truth one is trans lated out of the kingdom of dark ness INTO the kingdom of Christ (which is the New Birth) and lives in Christ as a blessed Child of God and is privileged to enjoy every spiritual blessing which is in Christ Jesus. (Eph. 1:3
 Have you been baptised into Christ? Baptism, which is pre- ceded by Faith and Repentance, is the only act which puts you INTO Christ, Gal. 3:27; Rom. 6:4) It is referred to as the New Birth in John 3:5. Visit the Church of Christ. you are always welcome.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-29

medied by sending in q few more ships and when the cost of lying at anchor is Sl585 per day which is only Sl15 less than running expense matter of get ting unloaded quickly becomes a matter of paramount interest.
 It was told at the Chamber meeting that MorriSonknutesen had leased ground formerly un- der control of B. J. l.. for stock piling and that many ships would be in harbor in July
 Roller Skating in the U. 5. O. wus brough before the meeting and a very favorable attitude was shown. Two members will take their turn in acting as hosts to the youngsters as will mem bers of other civic groups.
 II was suggested that the city reaSSume the control of the CSO which the former council voted to lease to the fire department which lease has never been made. The cost to the city in l9467 was estimated to be S2400 for the year with very slight income. It is proposed 10 make it pay ing proposition
 Mrs. Ling brought up the sit uation in regard to the health center and after checking the town for a location it vas de cidcd that 20 feet by 40 feet room in the basement of the Po- laris building would be satisfact ory.
 Arrangements subject to ap- proval are being made at this time
 The meeting adjourned about l0:30 with an excellent and in- terested group in attendance.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-29

The Fox Party of Canada. a group or internationally known singers. musicians. radio artists and speakers. will visit Seward. and will conduct d musical evan gelistic rally on the night of F,idoy. June 4th. at 7:30 o'clock. in the Assembly of God Chapel.
 Personnel of the group includes the Rev. Lorne F. Fox. leading speaker and musician Ruth L.. Fox. contralto soloist and Cecil F.
 CarathcrS, song leader. musician and singer. Mir Fox is an accom- plShcd musician. playing piano, organ. organ. electric hawaiian guitar and accordion He has also composed many pianoforte selections. and cantatas, illuSt- rated with full color pictures. Vo- cal arrangements also include trios and duets, many of which
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-29
GELLES-MARTIN NUPTIALS

Martin Uric and Miss Kathryn Gelles were married in Anchor age to-day.
 Martin is with ACS here in Se- ward and is the son of MT. and Mrs. Soi Uric of this city. kath- ry,n is the daughter of the late MT. and Mrs Gus Gelles of An chora2e. They plan on making their hone here in Seward
 There will be a reception at the Bills Club at goo PM. Saturday May %. Martins many friends are invited to attend.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-29
BUSINESS NA1

Jonathan. entering junior high school next year confided to his mother that he was not interest ed in academic education.
 T like business, he said seri- ously.
 What business?"
 "Oh, I don't know which. Real estate. maybe.
 Well. then. think you ought to study accounting. That would give you a good background for any kind of business.
 No, Jonathan protested, '1 don't want to be an accountant like Dad. Whats interesting about counting other peoples mon- aI,n'
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-29
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 Continued from Page 1)

would include donars to the fund for the purchase of the folders only. was not decided. A commit tee will make a canvass of the town.
 A letter from Ter Engineer Metcalf was also read. This let ter is dated May l7th and is ad- dressed to Mayor Lanier: In reply to your inquiry of the 18th with regards to the develop ment of your landing field and boat harbor. be advised that l have requested MT. Victor Rivers, registered Engineer of Anchorage to supply the necessary engin- eering data for both of these pro- jcctS and upon completion of his report and recommendation. inn mediate action will be taken to- ward their completion.
 would prefer to enter into contract direct with the City of Seward to do this work. as soon as 1 get an estimated cost The City could then do il through their own crew. let it out on tn lowest bidder by contract.
 My contract with the City would be on a progress report basis, which would not require a completed job before funds were available, In other words. whenever any portion of the work is completed, or at any time durnng the course of the con struction. funds are needed to pay for labor or materials, a progress report can be turned in showing a certain per cent complete, check will be mailed for that amount and deducted from the total contract price
 Information was sought as to why ships were not being sent 10 Seward for unloading instead of Anchorage and Whittier. IL is stated on good authority that fhcre will be many ships in port here in July and men capable of longShoreing will not be availah!a at that time unless there is some thing to keep them busy between now and then.
 Many persons are being forced to leave because of lack of work. The situation could be easily re-
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-29
OUT FOR THE RECORD
 a@

A famous college athlete, hold CT of many track records, was sent to the hospital with a bad case of flu. A doctor took his temperature, shook his head doubtfuHy and said, "Hm-m-m,
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-05-29
WAGE CONTROVERSY NOT YET SETTLED

TeIoDhonlc conversation indi- cates that representatives of en- ployees state that the wage in crease as announced by the man agoment of the Alaska Railroad has nothing whatever 10 do with the ncootiations with the De- partmcnt of the Interior officers for the cost of living wage on the A. R. R. commenced last Decem- Der.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1948-04-15
RetOnga Ahead Of Any
Medicine Says Texan

in my stomach, and every day or
two / would have to take a strong
purgative to relieve my sluggish
bowels.
"Retonga soon relieved me of the
distress / had to endure for eight
long years." continues Mr.. Hard
castle. Il have refreshed instead of
castle. Il have regained my appetite,
food seems to agree with me, and
every morning / feel refreshed in
stead of tired and dragged out. Con-
stipation has been relieved, and SO
has the indigestion. Reton-
ga is surely ahead of any medicine
in my experience. I am now on the
job six days a week"
Retonga is intended to relieve dis
tress due to insufficient flow of di-
gestive juices in the stomach, loss
of appetite, borderline Vitamin B-1
deficiency, and constipation. The
active ingredients of Retonga are
purely herbal, combined with Vita
min B-1. You can obtain Retonga at
Peoples Drug Store