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Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
Don't Be Trapped

Alaskan readers being almost besegd these days with advertisements from various organizations to vote continue fish traps the l2 election So far those who favor the abolition of the have fo tn with ad verng campaign offset that of the and the salm industry
 We hear great deal of talk from people but o'ganiz ed action has taken We have received few letters from o. bal persons and have published all of them
 The MIRROR stated few weeks that it would take def mite stand on the fish tla question
 We here and take stand against fish traps and that you polls Oct 2 and against their onnua ion
 that the big interests of Alaska many of which their highly valuable ouerty prefer continued that the traps will be continued and their property left untaxed The salmon industry wants to keep that obtain fish than to buy them from the shelmen
 The fishermen the who make Alaska their home most of them for the entire not just for months If traps abolished the won't of business for the fish will be caught anyway but by the individual fishermen who will the additional meney right here in the territory.
 The errtorys economy has been bad this past because of the aue of the legislature to to raise the for schools welfare work and other continuation of fish traps will be indica on that the Alaska dissatisfied with the status quo and want to tax seup by legislature vote to continue the traps would be presentatives that we satisfied with things tn and that we are too apathe ctoo the changes the terrtoys tax gram.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
Hospital Ne.us
BIRTHS:

RTHS:
 To Mir and Mrs. b w Val. ley of Afognak. c son 8 lbs 2 oz., named Howard Wayne.
 Admitted fer medical atten- tion. Mrs. HeIyn Varland, Al. bert Naughton, Mrs. Cora Sny- der Mrs. Opal Stull, Samuel Roberts. William fl Sweringen, aud Candace Wllsun.
 The Superior General of the Or } Nuns of the Sacred Heart, Mother St. Edward, and her companion. Mother Mary Pa- tricia, arrived Thursday evening from Philadelphia for their annual wis to the Grey Nuns here. They will remain about 8 weeks
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
Fasron voIIeybaU
 Team Wins Twice

Kodiak town players got a couple of lessons in the finer polnts of volleyball when they tangled wl'h the powerful Fasron sextet last years Kodiak Island champions last Saturday and Thursday nights at N B.
 On Saturday night the Town 'es lost four games and won three On Thursday they won two and lost five.
 The two teams will play again next Tuesday evening in the Fasron hangar
 Members of the town squad are Bob Hall, Bob Johdson, Bob Lear. Pete Hjelmeir, Slim Owen, L. J Norman, and Jimmy Trus- blood, and Ken Wade. All other interested players are invited to make the trip Tuesday, leaving the Community Center at 6.30.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
Leave For Sch oog

MT. and Mrs Jack Owen, wha spent the summer here, left yes &erday to return ts Montans State College at Bozeman. Jack is a junior, in mechanical engin eering school and Bessie . sophc' more and an art major.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
Town Tidbits

One more fish story: two fish.
 ermen who shall be nameless,
 tied up to the dry dock Monday afternoon and tried to catch a
 halibut, They cast and they
 cast, and finally in utter despair, one of them threw his brand new rod and reel right into the water at the invisible fish.
 The other fisherman did some more casting and casting and dragging and dragging, and at the end of an hour he had a catch. He got what he was cast ing for and it wasn't a fish, but the other rod and reel. He had hooked into the line and success fully brought it up from the bottom. ..
 4' R. D. Russell has had an in. teresting letter from Brad Long, who used to work at the base and at Patterson's Service Sta ton. Mr. Long ia at Dhahran. Saudi Arabia, where he arrived on August 8, only 31 hou fly. ing time az ay rom New York.
 He interestingly describes some of the native customs there and reports the thermometer as reading l2O the day he arrived He adds thst "the only time the heat buthsrs mo now is VI hen the wind quits blowing. Then the humidity goes up and everything gets wet as if it is raining"
 Frank Kempton IS also there, Mir Long reports.
 Fla thest-away subscriber to the MIRROR IS Mrs. Henry Neseth who is vacationlng in Gotebory, Sweden She receives 1t airmail each week ..
 Big Lake behind the Mont martre Inn is the new landing 'po. for Bob Espey's two planes. Burl Clymer made the first sndlng thele, in an experiment al mood, and walked home to 'eport jokingly to Mr. Espey hat he Chad stacked the plane ID back there in the woods". The planes will be equipped with lkis when winter cemes to land 'n the frozen lake
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
To Manage Beachcon7beFS

MT. and Mrs Law ence Miller, formerly at the Legion Club, will manage the Beachcombers during the absence this winter of Ant and Lorena Kizer who are going to Bend. Ore.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
Late Bulletins By Associated Press

Fairbanks-The Chamber Of l Commerce and the Rotary club have appealed to President lFu- man to use emergency powers toa assure Alaska sufficient food during the maritime strike Earl fer, Delegate E. L. Bartlett said that "9O,OOO Alaskans deserve the same protection l4O.COo people got from the president n the railroad strike"
 Berlin-The United States haS [ rejected Russian request thas advance notice of each flight of the Berlin airlift be given, as aA attempt to "sontrol" the flights.
 The Soviet meve followed . mass protest meeting of Berlin CTS. led by Soviet gunplay. Tae shooting followed the stonjng of Russian soldiers One German was killed and 22 injured. Washington-A Federal grand jury has indicted Mildred Nixa- beth Gillars. Axis Sally of ths Nazi radio, on charges of treA- son.
 Washington-P esldent Tru- man underscored the AmerieaA determination to stay in Soviet blockaded Berlin and a White House visitor quoted him as say ng I've will not be pushed out ;"
 As the CT sis over the Cel@aaM capital frightened, MT Trumaa told a news conference that the United States is standing up for it's rights in Berlin, but seeking a peaceful settlement with Rus sia The visitor was David DW. b'nsky, AFL union leader, who recently returned as the Ameri- can delegate to . Marshall PlaA conference of the European ia- bor movement in London.
 Washington - President TsA. man plans to head west for m extensive 9; week campaign. His itinerary will be similar to tAs one to be followed by Gov. Dewey and will esrry him aal the way to the west coast.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11

Continued from page ! Dept the signing of the agree ment places Kodiak in a good position for early action on the first step cn .he b,eakwater.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
NOTICE

Ell Club candidates: Reser- vations are now being taken at the Bills Club for the Cordova trip Full fare, $5l round trip.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11

Gently the doctor replaced the wrist of the woman on the white bedspread Sympatheticslly he turned to the kneeling man and said: "Your wife. Mir Jones. your wife has left usW
 Dead? Impossible! The one person who really meant any, thing to him-gone forever! Nothing more could he do for her, and before him stretched wretched, lonely years.
 What a comfort for the Cath. olic, at such a time, to know that he still can aid-that by his prayers to the compassionate Lord Jesus, he can help wipe out her tiny slns and the temporal punishment due 10 all her for given sins and that she, by her prayers for him, may help him toward his heavenly goal.
 Such is the dogma of pu, ga-
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-11
Catholic Information
When a loved one passes on

tory, and it's all so logical. Ssre- ly nothing defiIed can enter ,mts the purity of heaven; and by ths same token, nothing but the grossest life. uRrepented, de- serves the everlasting punisA- ment of hell fire. Therefore, it seems to us that there must be a midway place of punishment and of cleansing where most of us enter to stay until we are fit to reside with Jesus in Heaven
 This the Apostles preached and practiced. This the early Fathers taught and wrote. This the Bible, it seems to uss in many places pre.supposes Of this the catacombs give living testimony today.
 # h's anything Catholic. ask a Catholic.
 CATHOLIC! INFORMATION CLUB BOX 1853 'TLSENEW7)
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Douglas Burl Vaden, entryman, together with his W sSeS, Frank E. Sorensen and Raymond H. Bergman, of Wasilla, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead, Anchorage seria l O11693, for lots 1, 2, SWANEA, NWASEA, sec. 27, T. 18 N. R. l w. SIM. containing 176.63 acres, and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office, Anchor age, within the period of publica- tion or thirty days thereafter. said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued. (SIGNED) GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Acting Manager.
 Date First Publication October 13, 1948.
 Date Last Publication Novem- Der 10, 1948.s
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-13
PAMPHLET DEPLORES BIG GAME LOSSES

The constant warnings of Alaskan guides and trappers against the danger to big game from wolves and coyotes was given point recently, by the pub lication of new pamphlet, Wolf Predation in the North Country" The book is published by I. P. Callison of Seattle, and contains much detailed informa- tion on the Territory's diminish ing herds of sheep, caribou, rein deer and moose.
 In the 88 pages of closely printed material, MT. Callison quotes frequently and at length
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-13

from letters and statements of well-knoWn Alaskan guides and hunters. Statements from Ward Gay, Gren Collins, Grant Pear son, Frank Towle and Andy Sim mons all appear in the booklet.
 In the concluding chapter, where the author outlines his recommendations for the con- servation of the big game ami malS of the north, MT. Callison sees trained predator hunters as the only solution to the problem. He stresses the need for a larger appropriation for the work, and for a greatly increased staff of workers of the Fish and Wild Life Service.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-13
ARA PUSHES PLANS FOR SPRING WORK

Although all hope of begin ming actual groundwork this year on the construction of planned buildings has faded, Don Irwin of the Agricultural Research Ad- ministration, said last week that he expected to have all prelimi- nary work cleared up this winter.
 George Boyd of the Plans and Surveys Section of the Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils and Agri- cultural Engineering, has recom- mended that plans and specifi- cations for two buildings, the proposed office building and an apartment building to house ARA employees, be submitted at once. Preliminary cost estimates on the construction range from $149,O0O to $214,000.
 MT. Irwin said it was likely that call for bids will be issued soon. He considers it probable that bids will be asked on both build ings at once. If submitted fig ures exceed budget appropria- tions, then the buildings will be bid Singly.
 At present, the local office is engaged in detail work concern ing water and sewer lines. A reg ulation which forbids govern ment payment for the installa- tion of these services over ground not owned by the gov ernment must be studied and a suitable agreement evolved be- tween the Coop and the ARA, MT. Irwin said.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-13
Four Enter 4-H Contests

Four Valley All Club members are holding their respective breaths these days, while they await announcement of award winners in the territorial All Club contests. Hundred dollar bonds or trips will reward the winner in the various contests.
 Two former winners are repeat entrants in the contests this year-both Lynn Sandvik and Flo Alice Dinkel last years Val ley representatives at the Chica- go convention, are competing again. Lynn's entered in the gar den contest, while Flo Alice is competing in the homemaking division.
 Newcomers to territorial com petition this year are Genevieve DeLand, who's entered the dairy ing contest, and Don Dinkel who competes in the poultry division.
 Contest winners are to be an- nounced in the very near future.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-13
HAVE SOME KRAUT?

Kraut seasons here again. For the many different varieties of delicious kraut that can be made from Valley cabbage and turnip patches, as we'll as for new ideas in pickles and relisheS, read Mrs. Lydia Fohn- -Hansen's booklet, Pickles, Relish, and Kraut." It's available for free distribution at the local Extension Office.
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TO short-sleeved dresses. He made
her laugh and sing and it was
wondrous to see Chana happy
and joyful.
Then the shooting started. We
could hear the constant thunder
of Smelling from our village.
Sometimes we even saw the
trucks with guns and ammuni-
ton rolling past on the road. We
were not disturbed by Arab at
tacks but the men were called to
duty. Just like today, they would
set out to fight and return, a few
days later, battle-weary, to pillow
the fields. Itzhak was their lead
err and Chana joined the unit. She
was magnificent in demolition
work. More than once she placed
mines under the wheels of trucks
loaded with armed Arabs. The
Arabs knew of her and feared her.
They called her "the girl with the
golden braids" and placed a price
on her head, dead or alive.
The women still worked the
fields all day long and we child
rem played in the village as be-
fore. But there was fearful 81
lence in the air and there was no
song, no laughter, no dancing. At
night the children would go to
bed and I would sit near the Win
dow and wait for Chana. Some
times she wouldn't come for days.
But sometimes, like tonight, I
would see twelve blurry figures,
guns slung over their shoulders.
and Chana, her long, blonde braids
lighting the darkness, leading the
way.
Evening star., 1948-02-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

d. c., MD. AND va. HOMES wanted
top prees 1nf nnd sHp. ssk
rienced in selling this area, at your serv-
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BUNGALOW or house with bedroom and
bath on 1st floor, preferably brick; near
e M g1DG gnDsrstz EM psTk 4ss up after se
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oowNERs oNIY-semidet. or duplex. near
transp, in NV. D. C. or nearby Nd
fF' # YoU 81 Wish Wish TO SELL OR BUY home
lots or acreage near Suitland or pistriSi
Side Side 1898; 1888 after s. MT Wood Lu asb7
DESPERATELY NEED s-bedrm. home in
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KAY REALTY Co. needs more propert,
market prices being obtained. Call oul
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IMMEDIATE PURCHASER - Detached f.
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area. Pay up to $4,000. with $4,000
cash Phone Mr.. Evans. WO. 029o, with
SHANNON Ssss g. LUcHs co. 1905 H ST. NV
WANTED AT ONCE, "silver Spring
3-bedroom brick home with garage. close
in: One 4-bedroom home brick prefeafea
possession Call Banks Murray. 81. s114.
:, With ! $ sHANNoN " sa.s = LucHs CO.. 1906 H
HousE WANTED. Brookland. Woodbridge
section of ne.-I have several cash buyers
desiring to purchase home in this area
brick construction preferred pst;n but VIII ,ans ae
Mr. MI Biaekwood. No, 65e7. With SHANNON
.k KgcHs Mn5psrH F5gs ptKCHasEk s nE "a ss4S
or bedroom home; 1st-f. den and Law.
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NON & LUcHs CO.. 1906 H st. NV, Ma.
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for
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For immed. cash sale result call HER
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Ii HAVE URGENT request for modern
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Evening star., 1948-02-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcsas., i.

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OF : nEDRM; s;ID de.;: near schoels and %
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ALL CASH AT ONCE, large or small
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IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
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WILL PAY CASH for houses, white or
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Evening star., 1948-02-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

asHoSnnlsle dsrf sanday!lsle St ssSsishtisiI: s. s Fl:
det. 7-rm asbestos. rust ton on ered Nenods
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ARsTRAGT REALTY CO: o..S. ST z;ss 7Sss sc1onI ml5
Here Here is ~ a fo-yr. VI: Old Old" home That is in
new house cond. Lee. front porch. fenced
ncloSed back ,oIs I'd fun basemtt-' tsnt v.las gas
in one Of the most conv: sections q q
6ss7. G. D. MURPHY, Realtor. 1901
sos osh EYE Vi ST. s.E-vacant brick. 8 rms,
and bath hoW o h.; priGe1 Sss sSf1oo; caSRn dGTn
Les PEssn'; s. GUM 1HiSg' FIR. 1905. Ni5
BLVD. HTS. 2 blks., to Alabama ave
ash sh ~ aox H6 rspars
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eond; eS"f, con conv. shops. @ schools, buses. in
seo sesS1 BY sPSs s s. Capitol 'sfs
ssicR. iSo' des,. sscsi CONG: 1911 a Congress sls,
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.ar. Anchor fence; lot 5oxl SO; Sla; 800.
aiPse' aais 5, q Capitol nep' ST. % TRi 1868; s7ss
FArRFxx "A RfsSi VILLAGE. 1865 st; SCI
~.
paths; Anchor fsaee asnsRs asT sesd saFa ,nsDest
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det., center-hall plan: 1st f., liv.. firepl
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NEW NEESW BRICK HOMES. rms, corner 10
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auSns fs on 1aks ss Hqoe 70 Klabam ash TO st.
st. I Sc. left on aard i blk to DEVELOPMENT
JONATHAN WOoDNER CO.. RE. 1925.
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kitchen. Y, bath, storm windows. doors;
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FLAirsG4-FAMrLY fla 4 An if' uNIrs, about years
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aOME n AND INCOME. 800 block St
Large 9-rm and bath brick home, inclu
bedrms., liv. rm. din rm;; s. sit T.. pantry, andS
ing house: $4,000 furnished Call Mr.
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brick; rooms. Ia baths. rec room, gas
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Evening star., 1948-02-13
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

lo24 NO; LIVINGSTON ST.; ArliPE.on,
oor 0rfh sns roo@ 9Gns Teh epce obi dnns
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$50 900 NEIGHBoRHooD for s23 5000
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oW. 1927. Ia
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