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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-21
hv THOMPSON Sees Hopeful Aspects In The International Picture
DAILY BIBLE QUOTATION

"Whoever puts away his wife and 1harrles
another, commits adultery against her; and If the
wife puts away her husband, and marrles another,
she commits adultery. MARK Ill., Il-l@)
This months Daily Bible Quotations are sug-
gested by Father Peter M Denges, Pastor OF st.
Johns Catholic Church in Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-21

U.S.S. Constitution under way
in Boston Harbor where, except
for one cruise, it has remained
since 1897. For a while it served
as a schoolship for Naval Aca-
denny cadets. 1t has been rebuilt
twice. Observation-Disclosures
A classic painting [left] of battle
of Constitution and Cuerriere,
$50 miles off Boston when the
former went out to raid British
commerce between Halifax and
Bermuda. Old Ironsides made a
ruin of 49-gun Cuerriere in 80
minutes. Library of Congressl
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-21

THRIFT: M ssa chusetts Re
pubiicans apparently believe tina
old fashioned thrift OF the Cal
vim Coolidge variety is still a
political asset. For their snapcy
work, which is supervised by
Albert L. Lemsn, former Nc
Clure editor. tells this story a.
bout Lieutenant Govern Arthur
William Coolidge, who seeks re-
election. =
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-21

mainder of the $4,000 capital
The Fergusons hold stoc6
amounting to the total which the
have advanced
Thus, for dong what any ia
ther and mother would do for
their daughtr and her husband
they are shametully "smeared".
Their real crime of course, is
that Senator Ferguson dug deep
into hidden history Of the Pearl
Harbor disaster ard is now ea>
gagged in driving "Commies" ~
of Washington, y
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-21

CRIME: Senator Ferguson
loaned him $4,000. Mrs. Fer
guson sold a piece of property
that provided an additional $40,
900. Mr.. Beltz raised the re.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-21
IS Attempts To Smear Thomas
Ferguson Are Termed Political
:kER

cause he merely followed an old
and recognized Capitol Hill
custom.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-15

Whenever Mr.. McElroy re-
cognizes outstanding talent in
his students, he encourages
them to enter school contests
at Whitewater, Wis. One glee
club "discovery" whom Dave
coached and entered in one of
these contests several years
ago, was Dennis Hayes, we'll
known to Zion audiences.
When Mr.. Rudolph Reiners,
Former conductor of Zion
Concert Band) found it neces-
sary to relinquish directing
the senior organization, the
members of the Band request
ed Overseer Mintern to engage
Dave McElroy as conductor.
Mr.. McElroy has now direct
ed the activities of the senior
organization for three years.
The calibre of the concerts
presented by the Concert Band
bespeaks of the high quality
music rendered by this organ
ization.
The Christmas program CIV
en- by Zion Junior Band on two
evenings, December 9Th and
Continued on Page 81
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year to Don H. Robinson; and
the twins, janis and Jeanne,
who are graduates of Zion
Benton Township High School.
Their parents made reserva-
tons for them to attend col
lege this fall; but due to pre-
parations for the Christmas
concert and the proposed trip
of the Zion Junior Band to
Miami, Fla, as we'll as to other
numerous band activities, it
was decided they should not
enter college until after the
Holidays.
When, in 1888, Mr.. McElroy
was asked to take over the
dictatorship of the Zion Jun
ior Band, he reorganized the
band and began to embody in
it some of his own principles
and ideas to encourage the
young players to realize their
possibilities. The enthusiasm
for music which Dave possess
ed, he was successful in trans
planting into these young play
ers. The results of this ardent
enthusiasm was shown to
remarkable degree at the first
concert given by the youngster
organization; and this enthus-
iasm has continued undated
down to date.
For the last four years, this
aggregation of youngsters un-
der Dawes leadership has made
summer trips to Minneapolis,
Minnesota, attending a Emusic
week and aquatennial par
ade";; first bringing home
awards of honorable mention;
then, second prize in their di-
vision; and in AT they were
awarded the first prize. The
merchants and professional
men of Zion, as we'll as the
Christian Catholic Church,
subscribed the financial back
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the TheOCrat

ing for these trips. They ira
veled on the Hiawatha stream
line trains.
Kenosha County school Of
ficials attended one of the Zion
Junior Band concerts in Zion
Auditorium and were SO en-
Unused with what Dave was
able to bring out of these chill
dren, that they engaged him
to lead the project they were
inaugurating for all Kenosha
County schools.
This project was the first in
the State of Wisconsin, hence
was closely studied by the edu-
Gators at the University of Wis
consin in Madison, where Dave
had taken music; and the pro-
fessors who examined Dawes
results reported to the Uni
versity officials their great
citation over the success of their
former student.
The High Schools at Union
Grove and Genoa City also en-
gagged Dave as music teacher,
in both of which schools he has
organized successful bands.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-12-15
DAVID McELROY
CONTINUED from page y

Continued from page y
His father, George McElroy,
ST., was a bandsman, having
played in the Pullman Band
while living in Chicago.
When Dave was very young,
his father started him and his
three older brothers (Rich-
ard, John and Robert) on saxo-
phones. This was the begin
ming of the well-known enc
Elroy Saxophone Quintet"
with Dad, himself, playing the
huge bass sax. They played
for school assemblies through
out the middle west; on radio
programs; and on Radio Sta
ton WCBD regularly, as we'll
as at all band concerts in Zion.
Dave received his schooling
in the Zion Grade Schools and
the Zion Preparatory College.
While music was more or less
a hobby through Dawes school
days, he later took up public
school music seriously, study
ing at the Milwaukee Con-
servatory; the State Teachers
College at Milwaukee; the Chi
cago Music College and the De-
Paul University in Chicago;
and he also took special musi-
cal training under Ray Devorak
of Madison, Wis.,, specializing
in baton technique.
While going to school the
energetic Dave thought up an
idea to make a little extra
money and living near South
Edna and Sharon Park, he
went into the trapping bust
ness and was very successful
in same.
On August 18th, 1922 Dave,
was united in marriage to Miss
Ruth Joy Hollingshead. They
have three daughters Gloria
Ann, who was married this
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ty. Youth interest,
too, is important
during the holi-
days. For this IDS
expert employs a
styrofoam "candy
cane'' in the beau
tiful mantel or ia
BILE arrangement
shown here, with
eucalyptus, frosted
bells and candles.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
ceskoslovensko " hrackach
Josef Kodecky:

Hracka znacf v Ceskosloven-
sku dGleziteho cinitele vychov-
neho, kulturnfho i hospodaf-
skeho. Tato skutecnost ma sta
re tradice. Op1rajf Sc jednak
O velkou peel, jez Sc VENUE d1-
.teti V rodinach nejen NEST
skJch, ale take ma venkove, pax
o velmi vyspele ucitelstvo, two
rfcf vzdy v narode prvek inici-
ativni a pokrokovy a posleze o
rozvetvenou vyrobu, ktera Sc V
tonic oboru rozvinula. Hrac-
ky Sc vyrabely nekterych hor-
|natych krajfch podomacku, po-
zdeji v dflnach; nynf jsou V re-
!publice tovarny, ktere pracuji
pro vyvoz a zakladaji We svete
dobrou povest ceskoslovenske
hrackaTske vyroby.
Hracky Sc vyrabej1 poneJvl-
&c re dTeva jake rnaSerialu do
mac1ho, ale hojne Sc ujala w
roba hracek latkovych a gu
movych. Do vyroby hracek "a
lsahli vytvarni umelci, kteff det-
ske hracce dali elegance, doko-
nalou formu, pestre zar1cf bar
Wy, vsechno pri zachovan1 1ce-
lu a vkusu. A prida1i k tomu
vtip a humor, take ceskoslo-
vensk6 hracky mali svuj osobi-
ty raz. Vyroba Sc pfiblizila
kofennm lidoveho pojetf hrac-
ky. Vedle hracek technickeho
razu = stavebnice, auta, loko-
motivy, letadla, traktory atd.-
isou to i nejrdznejsf figurky Ii
df a zvfrrat re dreva. Takove
vkusne hracky nalezly pocho-
peni i v kruzfch pedagogickych
donna i v cizine.
Narodnf prdmysl hracek sc
snazi vyuzitim novych vyrob-
mich method dos1ci rychlejsi
vyroby a tim take nizslch cen
ktere mimo dobrou kvalitu jsou
take rozhodujfcfmi pro um1ste.
nj ma cizich trz1ch. Nejvlce
ceskoslovenskych hracek Sc Wy
vaz1 do svycarska, Belgie, An
; glie, Holandska, S~pojenycf
lStatd Americkych, Kanady a
do nekterych statd JIM Anne
riky, vesmes do statG s dobroU
a cemnou valutou. Mezi zajem.
ci jsou to v prve Tade nasi kra.
jane, kteff vyhledavajf cesko.
slovenske hracky pro sve det
i at jiz jake darek k Mikulasi
nebo pod vanocnf stromek =
a zaroven je propagujl v okru-
hu svych pratel a znamych
Necht je vseobecne znamo, re
tyto vkusne hracky jsou z Ces-
koslovenska - a ne z Japon'
ska, lax nekterf Tide v cizine Sc
nekdy domyslej1. Necht vkus.
ma hracka vyrobena v Ceskoslo-
vensku ma v cizine svou dobrou
povest jake nase sklo a prinasi
republice hodnotny zisk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
ProzradiIa to.

Sedf hoste u stolu. Mamin-
ka Sc pta:
"Proc isl nedala, Zuzicko.
panu Kot1kovi pf1bor?"
Odpovf malicka: "Vzdyt jsi
vcera povfdala tatfnkovi, re j
jake vlk! A ii prece nejedi S
pTibOrem!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26

"Proc pax Sc babicka zlobi
ma malou Alenku?"
Gnu, ona poslala babicce
pranf k veselemu nanebevZet1.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Komunisticke staty byly
varovanv Titem.

Belerhad, Jugoslavie. = Mar
Sal Tito varoval Kominformu a
v nj sdruzehe komunisticke sta
ty, re navajo 1zke hospodaf-
ske styky Sc zapadn1m svetem,
kdyz komuniste nepfestanou
bojkotovat Jugoslavii.
Pr projevu v umelecke aka
demii v Ljubljave Tito rekl, re
nem11zze rozumet tomu, proc ko-
munisticke staty zaujaly horst
postoj k Jugoslavii nez Ike ka-
pitalistickym statGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Sekretar Forrestal chvali voja
XIV Spojenych StatI.

Washington, D. C. = Sekre-
tar obrany Forrestal vratil Sc
aeroplanem z Evropy, kde kon-
feroval s vojenskymi vGdci
Spoj. Statn a jinych zem1.
Pc SVEN pTistanf rekl, re A
mericane mohou byti "velmi
hrdi" ma vojaky Spoj. Statd a
jejich d1stojniky "a hranicemi
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Sill z jezerni vody.

Historicke jezero Sal del
Rey blfze Edinburgh, Utah, do
sud produkuje sui, a to neJlep-
81 ma svete. Jeho francouzske
jmeno enact "Kralova sui.
Kdyz je hladina nizka, sucha
sill Sc seskrabuje z bTehu, kdyz
je vysoka, husta soil voda Sc
cerpa ode dina a vypaTuje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
ZahOnek HumOru.
DIvod prab1dny-

"Pane zlabek, copak Ease
jdete pozde do kancelafe?"
"To trpet nebudu."
"Racte odpustit, pane SET, a
lie manzelka mi dnes v noel da-
rovala syna."
"Tak? Syna? Mysllm, re by
bylo cd vasi manzelky rozum-
nejs1, kdyby yam byla darova-
la bud1k."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Vrchnost dovolila postavit mlyn

Vrchnost dovolila postavit mlyn
TT.
Snad kazdy z nasich kraJa-
MI We svete Una p1sen mad Be-
rounkou pod Tetlnem". V kra-
il. kde tato pfsen vznikla, skry-
va sc v lesfch mala osada Ko-
da. Je vzdalena asi pdldruhe
hodiny cd Berouna, prave tax
iako cd Karlstejna nebo cd
ILitne. PATTI k Tetfnu, kan je
asi pdl hodiny cesty.
Koda je rozlozena v roman
tickle krajine, kde re studanky
V male kaplicce vyvera stude-
ny pramen, ktery poblha ryb-
nikem a pax co malym pot1cek
steka dosti strmym 1dolim k
Srbsku, kde ustl do Berounky.
FDnes je v ddol1 asi tucet chat.
V osade je pension, pax haJov-
ma, statek a dive chalupy. A
mlyn, ktery jiz nemele, nebot
nestacf tempu modern1 dolby.
Ma vsak svou historic a proto
Sc O mem zvlast zminujl.
" pondsli pc nedsli provodni.
Jakoz je Tomas Vavrovis
(Wawrowitz) S povolenim u
rozeneho pana, pana Vilema
Slatavy z Chlumu a z Kasum-
berka, ma Strait, Hradci, Telci
"a vladarstvf toho casu pur-
krabstvi hradu a panstv1 Karl
stejnskyho (16O4-1611) { mlej-
nee O jednom kole mouc1m So
be ma gruntech Karlstejnskych
ienz slove "V Kode" ~vystavil
a jeho bez platu a jakeho ma
danf az do casu a leta r. 1914
uzzfval. I ably tyz Tomas Va
vrovic tymz mleinem k uziva-
hi bezpecen byti mohl, uvolll
|jest Sc pred urozenym a statec-
nym rytfrem panem Vaclavem
Sakem z Bohunovic toho casu
hejtmanem panstv1 K~arlsteJn-
skym, Tomas Vavrovic sam do
brovolne, re odvede pocnouc
nejprve ma den Sv. Jir1 pristine
platu stalyho ctyri kopy mlsen-
skych grosG. Tez k tomu tfi
slepice a do vile nynejs1 i bu-
doucf vrchnosti panstv1 Karl
stejnskeho DAFT a odvozovat
chce a pripov1da "a sebe, de-
dice a budouc1. Proti ktere-
muzto platu Tide poddani TIE
tfnstf sve obilf k zemletf do tie.
hoz mlejhce povolne vesti 9
nesti a on re dobreho femesln1-
ka mlynarskeho, kteryzto s nj
mi poddanymi nalezite a spra-
vedlive O zemleni obil1cka "a.
chazel a varoval, chovati Sc u
volil.
TAX mi povolovaci listina
Az do roku 1848 byli osadnfc
v Kode poddanymi K~arlstejn.
sk6 vrchnosti. Teprve ten rol
vybavil ceske rolnlky z davno-
vekych pout, nebot poddanstvi
a robota byly zruseny. Sedla-
ci Sc stall svobodnymi obcany
rovni druhym. Cd te DOLBY sc
vzbudilo a sflilo obcanske Sc.
bev6dom1.
. V roce 1859 koupil mlyn 9
statek Kode Jan Karmazfn z
oboe RADIUS. Statek dial pax
dceri, kdyz Sc provdala a sam
81 podrzel mlyn, ktery pc mem
prevail syn Alois. u mlyns
stoii mala zvonice, kde clenove
rodiny Karmazfnovic odedav.
ma az do dnesn1 dolby zvonil:
poledhe a klekan1. Nyn1 je ma.
ljetnfkem jeho vnuk Alois, ale
ml1n uz cd roku 1884 nemele.
,IVelke mlyny v Beroune prinu-
|tily maly mlyn, tax zvany "kr-
calek" k zastavenf provozu. K
mlynu patti 4 ha pGdy. k MIN
isou zpachtovany jeste diva
hektary. Je zde tezke zivoby-
tt. PGda ma polfch je kameni-
ia a malo poskytuje "a vsechnu
Itu celorocnf dTinu. Cesty jsou
hrbolate, neschGdne a v zine
lie costa utrpen1m pro lidi i pro
tazna zv1rata. Ale mattel by
Vallejo mlyna lpf ma zdedenem
hospodafstvi a pTi veskere te
lopote je We SVEN rodnem kra-
lii spokojen. Zde v tonic ro-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
d 2 100000.

Behem 80 dnd bylo v Bosto-
nu do automatic, ktere vyblrall
jfzdne ma MIA dopravn1m sys-
temu vlozeno 10000, 900 nj.
XIII. z Mich jen jeden byl pa
delek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Csl. celnici budou " SNB.

Praha. - Csl. vlada schva-
lila navrh, ably pohranicnl eel
nj straze byly zacleneny do
Sboru narodnf bezpecnostl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Mydlo v Japonsku ma pridelu.

Y minulem rOce nebyl V ia
ponsku k dostan1 kousek my
Ola. Nyni sc tam uz nejake OBJ
ieyilo a bylo dano ma 'pT1del -
tri kousky ma osobu ma jeden
rok. Bohaci platf "a mydol ma
cernem trhu vysoke ceny. Ny
do to je vyrabeno v malych
mydlarnach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
FIolicska.

Holic k zakazn1kovi:
"Racil jste c1st o tie vrazde.
co sc stala minuly tyden? Ver-
tie, re lidska krev nema dneska
cenu."
Pan Kuchynka: Zach, tax
to holeni mechanic radsi ma Il
trek"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
MaIv hudebnfk.

Prisli hoste k HoTankovGm.
Maly Pepfcek sedl ma zidlicce
u klavfru. "Ty um1s hrat?"
ptaj1 Sc hoste.
"Kde pak!" odpovf Pep1cek.
Gale mann tn poruceno cd ia
tfnka sedet, ably sem nemohl
nekdo jiny!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Tezka situace.

Nikam ma letnf byt, nejsou
ma to p%enize!
Boze, tax mann ted nakonec
rozhlasovat, re jsem 81 te vzala
z lasky?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26

|mantickem kraji Sc narodil a
zde take zemTe. Nekde jinde
bv tax pokojne neodpoc1val ia
ko Zde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Optimista.

"Pane RADIO, jak pax jste Sc
mel O dovolene?"
Gale dekuji, dobre. Byli jsme
" Chachalicich Pocasf Size ne
bylo valne, stale prselo, no, a
houby nerostly, byla lima, kra-
iina fadn1, lesy dohromady
zadne, voda daleko, pc celou
dovolenou mne tejral ten mGj
zpropadeny houser. j1dlo v re-
stauraci stale "a backoru, pivo
|iako brecka = ale jinak tam
bylo nadherne."
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he successful bidder.

the successful bidder.
 The equipment may be inspect ed at the office of the Deputy Clerk of the District Court, Fed eral Building, Seward, Alaska, between the hours of 800 am. and 800 pam, on the follow ing days of the week: Monday through Friday Failure on the part of the bidder to inspect the equipment will not constitute grounds for any claim, adjust ment. or revision of contract.
 No member, or delegate of Congress, or resident cOmmis- sioner. shall be admitted to any share or part of this contract or to any benefit that may arise therefrom but this provision shall not be construed to extend to this contract, if made with a corporation for it's benefit.
 Envelopes containing bids should be plainly marked IBID for the purchase of typewriter to be opened at 800 o'clock am, May 1, 194S, in the office Of the Clerk of Court at Anch- orage. Alaska, on the outside of the envelope in the lower. left hand corner.
 M E. s. BRUNELLE LE
 Clerk Apr. 10-17-2i-2Sc
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No. 1 9
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:

That the Administrator of the above-entitled Estate has filed in the above court his Final Ac- count and petition for discharge, proposing to pay over to the Territory of Alaska the residue of said estate, by way of escheat, and that Tuesday the 1st day of June 194S at 2 pm. and the of flee of the II. s. Commissioner for Seward Precinct at Seward Alaska have been fixed as the time and place for hearing said petition and account; and any persons interested may then and there show cause why such ac- count should not be approved and the petition of. the Adminis- trator granted.
 Dated this 31st March 194S.
 ALFRED H. BRYANT
 Probate Judge (SEAL)
 Pub. dates Apr. 3-1O-17-24, 194S
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-21
VISITOR ARRIVES FROM CALIFORNIA

Perry Stocton, Senior. arrived from Palo Alto, California, Mon day via Northwest Arlines to Anchorage where Gentry Sinister picked him up and brought him to Seward. He is visiting his daughter here, Mrs. Glen Kelly and her family for an indefinite time.
 His Son-in-law Glen Kelly ter minated his job with BJL in An chorage and accompanied MT. Stocton to Seward where he will work for Northern Stevedoring.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-21
INVITATION. RID, AND
 ACCEPTANCE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. ANCHORAGE. ALASKA
 April l. l94S
INVITATION TO BID

INVITATION TO BID
 Sealed bids in triplicate for the sale of the following type writers will be received at the office of the Clerk of the Dis trict Court, Box 920, Anchorage, Alaska, until 500 o'clock pm. April 30. 194S, and then public lv opened:
 Underwood Typewriter No
 J-3S6693S
 Underwood Typcwritrr No.
 l4-46SOS96
 Bid must be accompanied by a certified check. q cashier < check or a United States postal money order made payable to the Treasurer of the United States in the full amount of tho offer.
 HlS tuulplHtll IS olIeltQ as is. where is. and in the condi- tion as of that date" without warranty as to condition for any use. Equipment is to be re- moved at the expense of the sue cnssful bidder within five days from notification Of award. and if the successful bidder fails to remove the machine or machines within the time specified herein, the Government reserves the right to cause such equipment to be removed at the expense of
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LEGAL .iDTEkTiSIhu


 IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR SEWARD PRECINCT THIRD
 DIVISION ALASKA In the Matter of the Estate ) MEDLEY VICAR HOBEN. }
 Deceased )
 PROBATE No. 492 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: To the creditors and all per sons haveing claims against the Estate of MEDLEY VICAR HO- BEN deceased. to file their claims, properly verified, within six months after the first publi- cation of this NOTICE, in the office of the Probate Judge for Seward Precinct, at Seward, A laska; or to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned EXecutor at the office of MT. k. E. Baumgartner. attorney for the undersigned, which office has been selected as the place for transacting all matters in connection with said Estate
 Dated at Seward, Alaska this Sth day of April 194S
 ELWYN SWETMANN
 Executor Pub. Sat. April To IT 24& May l, 194S
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-21

If any of you are in a mental condition requiring the ald of a psychiatrist plan on coming to the high school gym April 29.
 FOR SALE-Double bed, coil spring, innerspring mattress; 3 boys bicycles in good shape; complete set of drums for sale or trade for like value in mov- le camera or typewriter. Call Black l13. 33-4-5
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LEG.iL iDFERTT.SFMEkT
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE OF SALE
 Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day of May. l94S. I, the undersigned, United States Mar shal for the Third Division. Ter ritory of Alaska. by virtue of and under a judgment and de- cree obtained by the plaintiff against the defendant in the above entitled cause. and d Writ of Execution issued by the Clerk of said Court therefrom on the 4th day of February. l94S. have levied upon and attached accord- ing to law. the following de scribed real property:
 All and entire the lands em- braced ill HE. Survey No. 22t situate oH tLe South Shore Of Kcnai Lake, Alaska. contatu- ing "ighteen acres and forty 'N' HUtb tutHS ol dil acre more or less, according to the Official Plat of the survey of the said land, on. file in in, General Land Office. togethpY with structural iInproyemeuts located thereon. mcIudina
 One Cabin
 One Storage House
 Fox corrals and all other
 buildings not listed above And further notice is lereEv given that all and the whole of [ he herein before enumerated real property, or so much there- of as may be necessary to satis- ty the plaintiffs judgment, win be sold at public auction t0 the highest and hest bidder sor cash. lawful money of the United States of America, and the said sal" is 10 be held on the prem ises on the 4th day of May. 104S" 2t the hour of Eleven o'clock AM. DATED this 3lst day of March, l94S.
 JAMES II. PATTERSON
 United States Marshall.
 
 Third Division, Territory of
 Alaska
 By: Irwin l.. Metcalf
 Deputy US. Marshal. First Publication April 3rd 194S 4th Publication April 24th 194S
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR SEWARD PRECINCT THIRD DIVISION ALASKA In the Matter of the Estate
 of JOSEPH r. GOSHEN
 Deceased
 PROBATE No. 493

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: To the creditors and all per sons having claims against the Estate of JOSEPH P. GOSHEN deceased to file their claims, properly verified, within six months after the first publica- ton of this NOTICE, in the of flee of the Probate Judge for Seward Precinct, at Seward, A laSka: or to exhibit the same. with the necessary vouchers. to the undersigned Administrator at the office of Mir R. F. Baum Cartner attorney for the under signed, which office has been selected as the place for trans acting all matters in connection with said Estate.
 Dated at Seward. Alaska this 9th day of April 194S.
 JOHN MATCH
 EXecutor Pub Sat April l0-17-24 X May
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FOR SALE-Ono Everhot Electric Roaster complete with cords and racks, $500. See Mrs. Pierce as Jesse Lee Home. 67tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-21

FOR SALE-Two Quonset Hut. on two lots, one newly com- pleted, furnished; other for good garage. Would take car as part payment. Call Adams 1S2. 79-SO-S1p