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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-24
of Christ
 Seward, AIosko
 A Plea For Christ
Larry O. Grounds

We hear so much about your church., "our church., and "the church of your choice that we have forgotten that Christ built the church and that it belongs to HIM. He said Il will build MY church.. (Matt. l6:18). Notice He did not say My churches. There is but one church authorized in the New Testament and it is Christ's and that because He built it and purchased it with His own blood (Acts 20:28)
 Since the Church belongs to Christ. from whence comes the erroneous idea of "the church of your choice. Before there can be a CHOICE, there must be a PLU- RALITY of churches AUTHOR HEED by Christ But there is no AUTHORIZATION for the differ ent churches that exist! They are the plants which the Heavenly Father has not planted and shall be rooted up! (Matt. 15:1314.
 There is ONE church and proof in the form of syllogism would be as follows:
 l. There is ONE body. (Ephesi-
 ans 4:4)
 2 But the Body is the CHURCH.
 (Ephesians l:22-23: Colossions
 l:l8) a
 3. Therefore. there is ONE church!
 SEARCH the scriptures to see whether these things are so. Acts 17:11. Grace be with you all. CTitus 3:15).
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-24
LEGAL .fDFERTlS}NG
NOTICE OF ELECTION TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF SEWARD. ALASKA DIVISION NO. 3. TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA

Of ALAShA Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to Chapter IT, Section 1432, CHA. 1883, primary election will be held on
 TUESDAY, APRIL 27. l948 between the hours of 8 o'clock AM. and 2 o'clock PM. of said day
 The common council of the City of Seward having heretofore by ordinance duly designated the polling place in said town, the electors are hereby notified: That all duly qualified voters residing within the town of Sew ard will vote at the City Hall building, located on Fourth Ave iii and upon lot 21 of Block l6 which is owned by the City of Seward, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for the town of Seward, Alaska Dated this 1 day of March. l946
 (Signed) THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF SEWARD,
 ALASKA
 By THOS. F. HOWELL
 CLERK 17th &. 24
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-24
ARTISTS OFFERED AWARDS

NEW YORK UP)-The Society of Illustrators has announced a $l0,000 scholarship program offer prizes to art students throughout the country. The contest, open to students from colleges and accre- dited art schools has as it's tn cme the Spirit of Public Service"
 COR IOP PRINiiN,, rITf pOLARIS
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-24

Sealed bids in duplicate, sub icct to the conditions contained herein, will he received until 200 nm.. May Q, 1049, at Anchorage, Alaska iq the Office of Superin- .outcut of Motive Power and E9ui1ucnt of The Alaska Rail-
 road, and then publicly opened in this office for the painting of five hundred t500 Go0dola Cars. tttanton a 6irccte3 to the spc- o;a1 conditions of bidding set forth ia tho specifications. Upon application, two sets Of drawings @at specifications will ba supplied free 10 each car pointin~ con 'racJor interested in Subrittng a proposal. The above spncifica- tions must be returned to this of flee. Contractors requiring addi- tional sets may obtain them by purchase from this office at a cost of S10,00 per set, which will not be returned. Checks offered as payment for drawings and specifications must be made pay able to the order of the Treasurer of the United States.
 Specifications will not be furn- ished to contractors who have consistently failed to submit pro- posals
 Apr. 24. 2S May 1, 5, 8
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-24

The plea of the churches of church, which means complete return to the original ground of the New Testament church, and to take up things just as the ap- ostles left them. This means going back beyond all HUMAN CREEDS COUNCILS, SYNODS, and EGG LESIASTICAL AUTHORITIES to CHRIST and HIS inspired apos- ties This involves the discarding of every tenet and article eman ating from man and restoring all things wherein there has been an apoStacy.
 APLEA FOR CHRIST INVOLVES: "A plea for the Name of Christ.
 He who says there is nothing in name is not familiar with the scriptures. SALVATION is in the NAME of Christ. tAct 4:12>. Remission of sins is in the NAME of Christ. Iuke 24:4O. Those who love God obey Christ are called Christians (Acts 22:16; Pet 4:16> Christians believe in calling Bible things by Bible names.
 "A plea for the Word of Christ.
 The word of Christ is eternal Mark 1881: Pet l:25l. Ii is mans only hope of Salvation and to none other can we go for life beyond the grave. John 6:68l The word of God is sufficient to give us ali the spiritual instruc- ton that we need. (2 Timothy 3: l6-17).
 "A nlca for the Church of Christ hist.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-24

the group is sponsoring and will be held Friday evening, May 7th in the Methodist Church banquet room.
 A Girl Scout and Brownie pro- gram in which Seward and Jesse Lee Girl Scouts participated was enjoyed by members of the WSCS 9nd many others who filled the Social hall to capacity. Jr. Class Play-High School Gym
 April %
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-24
wOMFT'S SOC, of CHRISTIAN SERVICE HCLD MEETING

A short meeting of the WSCS was hel ! in the Methodist Church social hall Thursday evening" The main topc Of discussion was the Mother-Daughter Banquet which
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-04-24
BID ASKED

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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-16
ON ROADS
By RUTH TAYLOR

Roads peculiar fascination for They their
adrabyu keeping gong sktng obstacles when
conveniently heang through if it
necessary They different personalities
in the faults
look roads-whether a getting
somewhere fast that leads
tie that binds people together pulng of
nations eyou will find lesson in them Probably that is why
the analogy roads life been
myself.
But there thoughts I'd like pass a story
taken from of the labor the tale of the wife who
asked husband why stopping automobile e
book north and follow the trolley Well wait
until along, he replied
Stupid? Of But brother-how
have waited for the trolley could follow
it, For the other fellow to and offer idea? For other
to do something first? Yes know You followed
else showed the You didn't the road?
Couldn't drive carefully and work out for yourself? After all
built the roads Someone pioneered labor the
vanages with which you dscontented How about doing
something for those who will follow
ting still waiting for someone to show you the way?
The other idea letter from labor "It
the bends the road that but the crossroads
situations taking changes
for decision arriveshat another have
stop and think And don't with intention
Pm guilty, oo)
There is thing do when to crossroad We
look opportunity ordeal
gongand what leads
there not be led asray by attractive deour
isl
the crossoad is just mark in the days
OF egetthe
And this is the end of this road. 4
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-16
Profits Going Up

Profits for a number of leading American manufacur-
ing industries going according to the Federal Trade
Commission
This government agency made study of SOB manufac-
turing corporations in 25 selected manufacturing industries
and compared their profits in 1910 with those in 194 The
study than the usual samplng since the indus
tries under study represented in the comparison year of
1940 so cent of the total assets of all manufacturing in
duses The rates of return given after taxes for the
25 groups.
Here some of the groupings with indication of
both their rate of return together with the gain in profits
1910:
Office and store machines and devices showed return
of 249 per cent which III per cent above the 1910
turn
Paper and allied products showed 205 per cent return
compared with 94 per cent in 1910.
Motor vehicle equipment manufacturers return in 1947
1913 per cent 1913 per cent the 1910 figure.
In biscuits and crackers the return reported 1876
per cent or 1913 per cent over the 1910 return
Here are of the industries and the return shown
(after taxes) all of which looks like pretty good take
Motor vehicles, 1875 per cent; tires and tubes Is per
cent SOAP cleaning and polishing products 243 per cent
industrial chemicals III per cent bread 15 per cent pr
smelling and nonferrouS refining and floor coverings
9 per cent petroleum. Ia cent flat glass; Is per cent
electrical machinery, 1877 per cent
These look like pretty good profit returns 1t is inter-
esng to note that in only three caegoes the returns
less in r947 than in 1940 and in those the profits still
substanta cigarettes, IL per cent plug tobacco smoking
and snuff per cent and engines and turbines 5 cent
caused largely by loss of large company in the group
which did include Westinghouse and General Electric
two of the largest of this group.
1t is well to know that the returns of manufacturing
still high when hear talk about labor getting than
its share
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-16
NEWS and VIEWS

Labor Dy W end hsur 5a Sd to @ his
pass Bsy Of s'ea
Act and that speaker I after should have % p he Words
Of Committee Of New York IN must S be
responsive will of those who toll for living not to the whmS
Ths is the immediate task and what
their duties citizens the weeks ahead There % h nse sds for At Oe ps sf
and last but not least duty the polls Nov Yet no
tsho teas a2s %ossS '3an S
for all that ails labor and imperlls its future.
This column wishes pay Labor Day speech
e of Harold ID boS se e f s~
ell his address youthful and Ss ns Sn ad pacu pea
Of pf1in he lack e o ue the
s ss with been % aS esnes
constitute ourselves % 3 OF one to ba e @ @ and as
of our Community judges by what and
eer a wall ns Pe"t ds
ties the s rat 5 Of nd o boz done o wh 4h I
election This only the beginning This n warning O %uf % doD O
nor the capacity of our enemies to do eviL'
reminder and E timely % ,o1 i will avail 9bS %s
after Nov all about it And it will be truly disastrous to
n action and ne ea let Not f ony
Hanoyer home state but of the entire nation must be
ea b@T e aa or what party
9e meaafe q by trade % Se 0ns 4d
All else is sound and fury, sgnifying nothing.
aaohs n Of the sf agEs g1s
elections According to regsaton survey certain eastern city,
membership of
years How this tiny
actually stayed home fishing election could not
be ascertaHed.
let's look the registration figures of local
There first the carpenters union with strong Republican
ang Of total of 697 carpenters that community only
The showing the other side of the political scale
Of e2 local members Of the International Ladies
only ns 1872 TS m E% p ea I5
group, showed 81 registered 152
workers
ages among other unions about the same.
the energetic of the AFL and afates
aton this will of be far above these disappointing figures
Nevertheless good keep the of the
workers and the polls they will have
themselves blame for what the holds
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-16
II Price Control Came Back

Every argument favor of price control falls flat when
it comes up against this fact: You can't make man pro-
duce at loss sell goods for less than costs him to buy
and handle them
Most price control schemes call for rolling all prices
back to the level of specific peodast year. for IN
stance Yet that me have had another round OF
wage increases We had continuance of gigantic spend
ing by the government which of the sureSt OF all ways
to keep initiation going We have had tax reduction, which
means that there is money available to compete for
goods
If price control to go into effect tomorrow, what
would happen? The manufacturers of most commodities
make profit of around six centso if they earned no
thing at all the in prices would be too small to be noticed
The retailers from whom you buy profit two to five
cents out of each dollar you spend with them All the rest
goes for Stock payrols rent taxes and So, they
worked for the love of the game alone budget would
be cut very little The worker certainly isn't going to take
pay cut order bring prices down. AS consequence we
would have fewer goods and goods of quaityand
more items would be sphoned off into the black market
where price charged every penny the buyer will cough
an economy where thousands upon thousands of man
ufacuers and retailers competing for the pucs bus
mess no peg prices They find their level And
that level whether it be high low is determined by the
times.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-16
Working 1t Out

The American Federation of Labor Executive Council
in it's meeting which has just closed in Chicago has come up
with Of the most important suggestions have seen
in the fight against initiation and the continued rising cost
of living
The Council gave serious consideration to ways and
of fighting initiation The the who
is hurt most in of rising prices If he cannot buy the
purchasing which keeps the wheels of industry going
dries up an then we have a real depression.
The AFL has suggested that is the time for the
major elements economy TO get together and make
concerted attack on high prices
Stating that the economy cannot sustain the effects of
initiation indefinitely the Council said that America cannot
afford the gamble of continuing prices and the possibility
that things will "level off,
"The Executive Council, said the statement, calls up
to request business and agriculture to
join with organized labor in series of conferences to work
voluntary program for the economic security of
country The detectives of such should be to bring
about immediate halt to all price increases and gradual
reduction in prices
The Council fears unemployment unless high prices
brought into control that the working afford to
buy the necessities of life for his family These fears
well founded and believe that the way tackle this pro-
bem of initiation is by united effort of abusness labor
and agriculture.
Now let's see some action by all hands, -
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-16
Looking Ahead

Industry cannot stand still 1t must continually spend
tremendous sums to improve its plant expand its output
and increase its efficiency.
Soft coal is good example. During the next few years.
according experts the industry needs to invest something
like $500000000 and better machinery and process
ing facilities The for this is wofod First demand
coal is expected to heavily increase 1t is the basic ma
tera in such industries steel and pastcs The great cur
rent expansion program of the utility industry will broaden
this market And late Developments such the turbine
using coal in powder form, opening up dramatic new
horizons.
Second higher mechanzed efficiency is coal
is continue to pay the extremely high earned by
miners Between 60 and 70 cents of each dollar paid for coal
at the mine spent for wages AS competition with other
fuels grows intense Goals future will in large part de-
pend increased output per man-hour And the way to
achieve that is through additional mechanaon and better
equipment
The ndustry's expansion problem is not an easy one
That $500000000 for instance amounts to than twice
the profits of the entire industry after taxes during the
past three years New facilities cost two to three times as
much they did before the War time depreciation
have proved far from adequate to meet todays costs
Every element in the industry miners and operators alike
strive for the highest possible performance in the in
teres of the coal industry's future.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-09-16
Dewey's Labor Chdirmdn
Is Utility CO. Lawyer

St Louis (PA)Deweys labor has never held non
card Not only that he's just about being friend of or
ganized labor could hope to find circles
His Barak T. Mangy, and he's utility and insurance
here who Public
sit Casualty Co., among others.
In that capacity ne lobbed actively and successfully
the King Thompson bill which stripped public worerinclud
employees of Public Service Coof many their rights
The COP labor chairman campaigning for Thompson
Republican nominee for governor of the state and
Thompsons Missouri much
Tafts and Harleys known hruout the nation 4
make Mattngy record clear "frend of labor" he
worked the states
Madison bill The AF here fight in the courts
which January resulted supreme court declaring one
section pickeing unconstitutional.
The ST. Louis CIO council adopted
cuabe and astonhment the
the labor connection that
Matingy had with he
has any knowledge of or sympathy for problems"
for the first time in Nations history"
sharply the
"ocazed medicine guaranteed
of choice for both doctors patients strict
be placed on federal powers
After careful weighing of the facts Ewing concludes that in
regard to the quality of medical
TEN OF prepaid insurance would for the Nation as
work toward a improvement"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
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men 8lumenfnolen (8ulbs) am Sen-
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Spa5ilttben, Groeus, Nar5iiien, Mai-
blumen lilp. gebrau6en. Man formt
oo5u einen bier Bis fiinf 3on oiden
Wopsbau uno llmgibt i'm NIT einem
oiinnen groBmaidigen Nes. Damn tut
man Die 8lumenfnoaen binein, aienls
lid nabe on Ser Sberflabe oes Moos.
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@aiier ltnb bdngt i'm auf. Sn fur5er
3eit iper6en oie &nollen ausIhlagen
unb bliiben. Sobalo Der Moosboll
troden lit, tul9t man i'm tpieber in
loutparmes 8aiier ein. Gin anoeres
Srnament fam man aus Hiiben Der,
Itellen. Wan idneioet eine 5ielnlih
oide giibe 5ur Sdlfte ent5pei, boblt
Ole Sdlfte, an tpel6er bie abgeI1nit-
tenen 8ldtter itd befinoen, aus, be.
feitigt bie auseeb0bIte S6ale nit brei
Bis bier 8inofaoen 5ulammen unb
fiillt Tie nit laumarmem @ailer. Nah
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27
ST. g., Minn.

SbIdon mir feline poiitipe 8eipiB-
belt baben iiber oie SSrage, Oh l1nlere
per Itorbener Ineeborigen lno Sreuns
oe, sic ins SSSenIeits biniibergegongen
ltno 1tno ltb I'M Simmel ooer I'M Seq.
feuer befinoen, &enntnis bon uns, un-
lern 8ebeten, ltniern gsoten, bon Oem
@obl uno @ebe ibrer auf bieler Groe
binterlaiienen 9lngeborigen baben, 10
lailen iid 0oh nrs lnonhen Stellen
Der 81. Sdrift red)t troItrei6e uno
jlelnli6 itd)ere Sblitiie 5ieben. 8os
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betlige, erleudtete MGnner bariiber
geduBert, laBt iid fllr5 in folgenoem
5uIammenfoiien: Ser III. Sbomos
ninmt, nacb oem Gorgang oes FL.
8regor, Ole, Genntnis bon Dem, mas
altf @roen geldiebt, fir bie Seligen
als cine beIonoere Gergiinitigung IN
aniprud. 0ie @iilenIGoft ser Sci
ltgen, Iagt er, gleid)t Dem 8iiien ser
gngel. Sie gliidlif) Gollenoeten iino
eingegansen in bos gpise 2idt Son
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rlngslibtes bltrhleu6tet uno ge-
ltarft, idauen iie in Die gebeintnispol-
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lmb erbliden in ibnen oen @ana rno
ben 8ehiel Der 3eitlGufte. gis sur
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bober Der aaerbodite Sen @eiIt 5u
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genoer, ie tiefer Der 8eiit eingeorun.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-27

lgen in oen S5ean oes gottlihen Sid.
tes, nm 10 flarer, ie mebr bas Iuge
BON &larbeit erfiiat lit. Selblt Der
nibt begnaoete @eilt beiibt 5it beIto
|groBerer Bein oie notiirli6e @abe bes
Sernblides. Ser unIelige &eide iab
bon ferne in @brabans S6oB ben
uerfldrten 2a5arus. 8ie ieligen Ib-
gelbiebenen tperben aber naturgenaB
auf oieienigen Serlonen 3uItdnoe
|unb @eibebniiie beIonoers ibr Inge
ri6ten, 5u benen lie infolge iroiIder
grfabrung uno 3uneigung, notiirlis
der Srbnlng in naberer 8e5iebung
lteben. 0ie gerionen, nit oenen tie
our6 bos 8uno ser Natur, eoler
@obl ooer gottliher Hatur berbun-
oen iino, bon oenen iie auf oem 8ege
oes Sells gefiibrt ODER geforoert tpltr-
Sen oOer oenen lie ielblt Sitter llno
Seller 5ur Seli9teit noren; Die Ser
bdltniiie ferner, in oenen ite eearbei-
tet l1no oen eipigen 2obn iid peroient,
0ie Srte, an Oenen lie 8ott 81 Gbren
Igefdmpft umo geiiegt, mo- lie gebetet
uno geleuf5t, ibre Sitnoen geliibnt
uno NIT ibrem grloier oas Wabl Der
Siebe gefetert baben: ibre nod fort
pirfenoen @erfe lno 8eilpiele, bie
Sriid)te ibrer gltten Saten; fur5 al
les, mas ouf groen lit uno geidie6t,
wofern es fir Die 9lbgeIdteoenen 8e-
oelltltng bate ooer nod irgeno 9e5ug
auf lie bat, miro bielen au6 Elm mir
bigger @egenitano Oer Iufmerfiamfeit
bleiben. llns ipie Ser 9fiidblid ouf
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nibt mtnoer Die 8eobadtllng oelien,
mas in Ser @egenport ii6 ereignet
oOer in Ser 3ufunft ii6 ereignen ioa.
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6en Gingen mo 3ultanoen nament-
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fir oiele Inn 8naoe anbalten, als nad
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