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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

the new improvements when they
come to vote there on November
End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Sharp
and Shirley accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Sharp to Euclid
Saturday where they spent the
weekend as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sharp and Donald.
Erie township Democratic
Women We're hostesses at a Demo-
cratic rally held Thursday even
ing in the school auditorium. Can
didates We're introduced, after
which program of games was
enjoyed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
ERIE TWP.

The 22nd annual meeting of the
Ottawa County Federation of
Farm Women's Clubs will be held
at Lacarne, Ohio, on October %.
The morning session will begin at
10 o'clock at the Methodist church.
Mrs. Otto Balduf is county presi-
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tettau and
Warren and Dennis st. Clair were
guests Of Mrs. Theresa Bauman
and Carl at Willoughby, Ohio, on
Sunday.
Howard Fritsche returned to his
home at Erie Gardens from Grille
Hospital on Friday. His condi-
tion is much improved.
Mrs. Fred Schwartz was guest
of honor at a birthday dinner
given for her by her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Kirk, at Gypsum, on
Wednesday.
The members of the Erie Town
ship Mothers club are acting as
solicitors for the Magruder Me-
mortal Hospital drive for funds,
which ends November 1st.
Roderick Mcleod left Tuesday
evening for Leakesville, Missippi,
because of the sudden death of his
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Randall
entertained members of the school
faculty and their families at din
ner on Thursday evening. Those
present were Russell Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. William Myers, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Peters.
Dan St. Clair returned home
from st. Vincent's Hospital in To-
| ledo.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Millard Lange We're their daughter
Betty from Fayette, Ohio, and
Gordon Domick. from Wauseon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fritsche
and daughters and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. Fritsche visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beatty on
Saturday evening. Early in the
evening Mrs. E. ]. Fritsche and
Mrs. Willard Fritsche attended the
special seth birthday observance
of the May Elliott Chapter, o.
E. S., where Mrs. Harry Beatty
is worthy matron.
The 3rd and 4th grade room of
the Erie Twp. School won the P.
T. A. Attendance banner at the
October meeting Of the Parent
teacher Association.
Mrs. Conrad Hess, who had been
visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klein
hans, for the past six months, left
for her home in Phoenix, Arizona,
on Saturday morning. Her broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Grill arrived from Lake
wood Ohio, on Friday to drive
her to Phoenix in their car. Sew
eral farewell parties were given
in her honor. On Monday even
ing Mrs. Hess was guest of honor
at dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Fritsche. Others pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klein
hans, Mrs. Charles Meachen, and
Mrs. Pearl Shimman. On Thurs
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Floro and Charlotte entertained
her at dinner. Later that even
ing Mrs. Hess was honored at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Is
ley, Meachen Grove, where rela-
tives gathered to bid her farewell.
The Erie Township trustees are
having the town hall redecorated
inside and out. Vet McNutt and
Rube Ross from Rocky Ridge are
doing the work. Township resi-
dents will have a chance to see
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this means W
thank the many neighbors and
friends who so thoughtfully offer
ed their aid and sympathy at the
'{Ene of the death of our mother,
Mrs. Margaret Bredehoft. We also
thank the ]. A. Neidecker Co. and
Rev. Eckhoff for his comforting
words.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bredehoft
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Miller and family. 36-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22
BURGLARS ESCAPE

Police were called to the V. F. w.
club early Thursday when would
be burglars broke in a rear door
but escaped when the burglar
alarm sounded. Nothing was miss
ing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Shop Early for Christmas--on
the Lay-away Plan. N. o. Maytag
Co. 35-6t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Close out sale of all outboard
motors, Scott, Atwater, Martin, at
Hablitzel Co. 36-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Expert jewelry repairs at Philips.
. 36-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-10-22

Come in and see the new Roper
Range. Bottle Gas. Hablitzel Co
36-tf
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23

tines teises panaikinti Lietuvos valstybes, kol
jos likimas nebus sureguliuotas atitinkama lal-
kos Sutartimi po karo. Jokia valstybe pasauly-
je nera pripaznus mano krasto priverstino jun
giro ] Sovietu Sajunga privalomu dalyku {:
To nebuvo padarius ir Vokietja, kaip tatai seka
is Ftihrerio ir Reicho Kanclerio Birzelio % d..
1941 metu atsisaukimo Vokieciu tauta isvaka-
rese karo SUI Sovietu Sajunga
"Kai del pacios Lietuviu tautos, tai gi -
apart Lietuvos Diplomatiniu Atstovu formaliniu
protestu visur uzsienuose prizes Sovietu Rusi-
jos jegos akta = stveresi ginklo proga Vokeciu
zygio pr.es Rusu raudonaja armija Lietuvoje.
Jau 1941 M Birzeo % d., t. " tik viena diena
po to ka karas prasidejo, Lietuviu tauta visa
sukilo Rusu raudonosos armijos uznugaryje. il
likvidavo krastui jega uzkergta ir neapkesta So
vietu santvarka, prokamavo atstatyma Lietu-
vos suverenumo ir valstybines nepriklausomybes
ir paskelbe sudaryma tautines Lietuviu Vyriau-
sybes. 81 Vyriausybe tuojau pereme krasto val
dyma. Todel Vokieciu karuomenes danai zy-
giave per Lietuvos teritorija, gaejo rasti jau
visur, daugiau ar maziau, atstatyta viesaja tvar-
ka. -. Nors Voketija sios Vyriausybes tada
formaliskai ir nepripazino, taciau il praktiskai
issilaike priesakyje naujai atstatytos Lietuvos
valstybes ir vade krasta pusantro menesio, kol
Reicho vyriausybe neoktroavo Lietuvai Vokeciu
Civilines valdzios. Sustabdydama savo veikima,
sakyta Lietuvos Vyriausybe Rugpjucio d. 1941
m. iteke Generalkomisarui Won Renteln issamu
memoranduma, kaip auksciausiai Vokieciu poll
tinei ir administracinei instancijai Vokietijos
okupuotoje Lietuvoje. Shame memorandum bu-
vo isreikstas Lietuviu nusistatymas, butent kad
Lietuviu Vyriausybe neskaito saves paleista, bet
|tiktai priversta suspenduoti savo veikima. -"
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23

gresmanu pravesta DIP biliu.
Skirtumas Stai koks: Dabar-
tinis bilius nustato ileidziamais
tuos DIP kurie atbego j Vokie-
tia Xxi Gruodzio %, 1915 me-
tu. Tada atbegeliai buvo dau-
giausia krikscionys, katalikai.
zydai is Rusijos, is Lenkijos
ir kitur pradejo atbegti pra-
dzioje 1916 metu ir ju daug
pribego Xxi 1947 metu.
Taigi zydu draugai nori kad
data butu nustatyta 1947 me-
tai, kad j Amerika galetu isl
gauti daugiausia vien Zydai.
Tada ir Truman ir kiti jo
dragai visai uzmirs apie Kata-
likus. -.
Ir Xxi siol Zydai sunaudojo
kitu Saliu kvotas, pasidaryda-
mi pilieciais Lietuvos ir kitu
Saliu, nors jie atsirado is Ry-
tu Europos.
Senatorius Revercomb, kuris
darbavosi ant dabartinio DIP
biliaus, sake, estate Deparmen-
to rekomendacija kad data bu-
tu nustatyta 1947 metal, yra
zydu darbas. Tas department
tas var pilnas zydu".
Senatorius Revercomb Zinc
ka kalba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23

nirma formaliskai konstatuoti kad pavartota
pres mano asmeni policine priemone nors IF
kliudo man vykdyti oficialines diplomatines fun
kcijas. taciau nuo siu funkciju joku budu nepa-
liuosuoja. kadangi jokios Observation-Disclosures
Letuviu Vyriausybes as nesu is Lletuvos Pa-
siuntinio ir Igalioto Mnistro VokietiJoJe posto
atsauktas. Be to, Lietuva nera kare prizes Vo-
kietija Taip pat tebegui mano akredltavlmosl
rastai Reicho Kanceliarjoje
"Kada Lietuva buvo 1910 metals SovletQ
Rusiios okupuota, buvau as, trumpal prles LIE
tuvos Pasiuntinybes uzdaryma, apie 1910 metQ
Rugpjucio menesio viduri atsilankes, kaip Lie
tuvos atstovas, pas Protokolo sefa Pasiuntinl
Won D0rnberg pasiteirauti ar as netureclau pa
prasyti atsisveikinimo audiencijos pas Jusu Eks-
celencija. kaip kad r padaryti protokolarinius
atsisveikinimo vizitus Valstybes Sekretoriui If
kittens aukstiems asmenims Uzsieniu Reika!q
Ministerijoje. Pasiuntinys Won Dornberg tada
dave man konkretu atsakyma jog mel prasytl
attinkamos audencijos, kaip ir darytl atslsvel-
kinimo vizitus Uzsieniu Reikalu MinisterJoje ne
privalau, kadangi santiku Uzsieniu Relkalu
ministerial nenutraukiu ir toliau pasllieku Vo-
kietijoje =, :u:
mento. u R. M. nesiteike prisiqsti man joklo,
risancio prasme tarptautines teises, praneslmo,
kuriuo man butu buve Quota suprastl kad Y. r..
M. butu pakeitus savo nuomone aple mano legl-
timuma kaip diplomatinio Lietuvos atstovo prize
Reicho Vyriausybes.
'Tas faktas kad Lietuva begyje sio karo
pateko po okupacija jos didziujq kaimynq - IS
|pradzios Sovietu Rusijos, po to VokletlJos, =
Inegali panaikinti mano legitimumo kaip dlplo-
matinio Lietuvos Atstovo, kaip kad patti sveti-
ma krasto okupacija nepajegia. prasme tarptau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23

kas Dukteriai", ir poema "Vie-
nos Sales Legenda".
Poete Grazina Tulauskaite :
Babrauskiene ir beletriste Ka-
role Pazeraite novele "Vaidilos
Palikimas', kuria paskaite mo-
kline D. Velaviciute.
Beletriste Petre Orintaite-
Janutiene patti neatvyko, bet
atsiunte novele "Dievui Dekui" i,
kuria paskaite skaude o. Toll
Suite.
Be to buvo kviestas, bet ne
galejo atvykti rasytojos-poetes
Elena zalinkeviciute-Petraus-
kiene-Ale Sidabraite Lietuvos
operos tevo Kipro Petrausko
zmona, kuri ruosesi grizti rau-
donojon Lietuvon ir suvaidinti
isdavikes role. Tai bjauru y i,
Ona Balciuniene Audrone ir
Julia Svabaite, ir beletriste
Nele Mazalaite-Kruminiene.
Vakaras nusiseke puikiausia
ir rasytojos apdovanotos tau
tinemis juostomis.
Oar paminetina kad pasiro-
de ir jaunosios rasytojos: Da-
mute Toliusyte, Zibute Sadaus-
katie, Dabuleviciute, Laimute
Zujute, Vida Butenaite ir Da-
liza Ivanauskaite, kurios paskai-
te prozas ir poezijas, kuriose
jautesi brestantis kurybos To-
dis.
Sis parengimas buvo lamzin-
tas kino filmoje, ka atliko
Dirvos nuolatinis bendradarbis
zinomas rasytojas Balys Cal
dziunas. Ia filma pasirodys ir
Amerikoje, SUI laiku.
Pirmas Lietuviu moteru lite
raturos vakaras, nusisekes ir
| ineses grazaus skonio atsiliepe
ir senuose rasytojuose, be to il
grazus inasas ir musQ tremties
kulturos istorijon.
| A. Mantautas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23
Dernokratai Kabinasi
Prize y. P. Biliaus

Prezidentas Truman ir De-
mokratai kongresmanai pakele
truksma del DIP biliaus, kuri
Kongresas prieme. Dabar kai
prezidentas susaukia Kongresa
specialiam posedziui, ten bus
isnaujo pakelta ir DIP bilius.
Demokratai ir kit kurie tuo
bilium nepatenkinti rekia kad
jis uzdaras duris Katalikams
ir zydams. Katalikai cia pri-
dedami taip del visko, svar-
biausia tai kad Demokratai no
ri gauti New Yorko ir kitty did
miesciu zydu balsus, jie ir su-
name keisti Republikonu kon-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23
Nera Tarpmiestinio
Autobusu Susisie-
kirno

Nepriklausoma Lietuva ture-
jo labai stipru tarpmiestini su-
sisiekima autobusais. sauniuo-
sius Lietuvos automobilius IL
autobusus Rusai is Lietuvos is
grobe ir j Maskva bel Lenin-
grada issigabeno jau pirmosios
okupacijos metu. Vokieciu oku-
pacijos, metu del to susisiekl-
mas autobusais buvo labal
menkas. Gi dabar visai nera
autobusais susisiekimo visoJe
eileje svarbiu ruozQ zemaitlJo-
je. Klaipedos kraste, Vilnlaus
srityje ir kit.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23
Teisingi Bolseviku
Majoro Zodziai

1947 m. Liepos Is d. pas vie
ma Kauno miesto gyventoja
uzejes bolseviku demobilizuo-
tas (paleistas is kariuomenes)
majoras tarp kitko paklaustas
kodel jis taip skurdziai atrodo,
pasake:
Kariavau kick galejau,
valgiau kick pavogiau, media
liu negaliu panesti, mes nuo ba-
do kojos linksta, o uz tuos me-
dalius nieko negaunu, nes apie
koki nors atlygininma raso tik
laikrasciai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23
L AISVA LIETUVA .'
Lietuviu Moterq Rosytoju Vokoros
7remtyje

Lietuves moterys rasytojos
ranku nenuleidzia, ir kur jos
bebutQ, nors apkrautos ir XII.
tais darbais, be seimos liuobos,
randa laiko ir kurybai.
Tremtyje jos nera atskirai
susiorganizavusios, bet yra ma
riais Lietuviu Tremtiniu Rasy-
toju Draugijoje.
Pirmas viesas jq toks pasi-
rodymas, ir net pirmas toxic
plataus masto, Lietuviu mote
ru rasytoju vakaras, kokio dar
taip ir laisvoje tevyneje Lietu-
vote nebuvo (nors pora pana-
siu vakarq buve) ivyko trem-
tyje, Bavarijoje, Eichstaetto :
Rebdorfo Lietuviu stovykloje,
Balandzio 25 d.
ST vakara suruose minimos
stovyklos "Vilneles" ska u ciu
tuntas, kuriam v a d ova u j a
tuntininke Terese Reizgiene. il
atidare 81 vakara ir garbes pre-
zidiuman pakviete dalyvavusias
Lietuves rasytojas.
Platesni sveikinimo zodi ta-
re Lietuviu Skautu Sajungos
pirmijos ir skauciu sekcijos
vardu vyriausia skautininke
DR.. D. Kesiunaite. Oar sveiki-
no vietos komiteto vardu ST.
Krosniunas, Ingolstadto stovy-
klos moteru vardu Blaziene.
Oar kalbejo Liet. TremtiniQ
Rasytoju Draugijos pirminin.
kas Stasys Santvaras, ateiti.
ninku sandraugiu vardu gimna.
zijos inspektorius St. Barzdu'
bas, Prof. J. Brazaitis. Daue
buvo sveikinimu ir rastu.
Paminetina kad graziai pa
sveikino Observation-Disclosures DR.
Vydunas ir net, is Americas
buves Lietuvos prezidentas DIR
K. Grinius ir Lietuvaiciu Me
no ir Kulturos Draugijos Det
roite pirmininke rasytoja All
Observation-Disclosures
Vokietijoje gyvenanciu Lie
tuviu moteru rasytoju yra api
20, bet rasytoju vakare dalyva
vo tik sesios. Literaturos va
kara pradejo poete Juoze Au
gustaityte Vaiciuniene (prie
keliolika metu mirusio zinom
muziko kompozitoriaus Antan
Vaiciuno zmona). il paskait
savo eilerascius, ''Dvi Mirtys'
"Dienos", "Nurims PamazI', l
"ISsilaisvinimas".
Poete Katre. Grigaityte-Grau
dusiene - "Partizanui", Pau
ksteli'', ir It Rytus ir j Vaka
rus. Poete Magdalena Myko
laityte (poeto Putino sesuo)-
"Pasaka apie Tremtine Merga1
te', "Vejelio snibzdesys'
"Isvykstanciai j Australija".
Poete Vlada Prosciunalte
Brazaitiene - eilerasti "LalS
l.Sl: la1s4c 41.A A4s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-26

If it was desperate situation which confronted the American people in Alaska then it requires very little military knowledge even imagination to fore see what a similar military impotence of Alaskan defenses would mean in a future
 All of our military authorities repeatedly and urgently warned that the next at its outset will be an air assault across the polar icecap
 Gov Ernest Gruening reduced this warning to plainer terms when he reported
 Across the Boring Sea, the Soviets have been pushing agriculture farther and farther north and they have been ntegrating it with industrial and military development"
 We well remember the grim and almost fantastic fight ganst time made to prepare our defenses in Alaska in anticipation of the Japanese invasion which fortunately never developed in full force.
 Do we delude ourselves that aerial assault against us launched by Russia would leave the same saving space of time?
 It is good to see Congress rousng itself to aware ness of this grim lesson of recent history. The Alaskan defense projects included in the current ap- propriation bill surely of the utmost necessity
 By virtue of these wise provisions, essential Army construction projects will go forward in Alaska and the authorized Navy public works program will include major defense installations the Aleutians and the general North Pacific area and the long g-needed commercial airport at Fairbanks will be made avail able
 But no responsible and competent military naval or aviation authority believes that these things constitute anything than good beginning, or that they come even close to being enough and neither Congress nor the American people should de- Jude themselves
 Nothing less than an nvulnerabe Alaska be sufficient safeguard against aerial invasion in a future war and thus be most potent instrument for preventing such
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-26
PUBLIC POWER

Liberal Republicans rowing over housing also inserted a plank fav- bring public power in the first draft of the COP. platform, but somebody leaked this draft to the press, and the power lobby got busy That afternoon, when the Platform Committee met in secret session, all reference to public power was thrown out.
 However, Utah Delegate Vernon Ronney of Salt Lake City moved to put it back. He warned that a lot of questions would be asked, es- pecially in the West, if the Re- puhlicans backtracked.
 So as a compromise, it was re- inserted, with two traditional words which tended to cut the ground out from under public power. They were incidental thereto" pertain ing to navigation and flood con- trol. In other words, the Repub- licans went on record that water power could not be developed fol waterpower alone, but only in con- nection with navigation and flood control.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-26
ALASKAN DEFENSE

Leading newspapers of the nation leading maga- zines and writers of columns are devotng much play on Alaskan Defense Apparently defense of this Terri tory is now paramount issue of hundreds of thinkers who see danger ahead in the case Third War comes The latest is from the Seattle Pos-Intellgencer of June l8 and is as follows:
 It is to be noted with national interest and satisfaction that the appropriation bill finally shaped up in the House of Representatives contained sub stantia although far from adequate provisions for the vital defense establishments ill Alaska.
 The increased awareness in Congress of the great military importance of Alaska is one of the most encouraging signs of sense of Congressional responsibility for national security since the recent war
 And of course it reflects remembrance and under standing of one the great lessons of the war itself
 Alaska was the most poorly defended of all our woefuly weak outposts at the start of the Pacific war
 When the war broke out there military forces in Alaska sufficient in numbers equipment for defense of the strategic region
 There was no military aviation in the region worthy of mention.
 That the military weakness of Alaska no trifling matter very quickly proved when the Japanese naval and aviation forces operated at will throughout the region and the Japanese land forces occupied and fortified two Aleutan islands without any opposition whatever
 It was cnly their timely preoccupation elsewhere and perhaps only their failure to grasp the full significance of their opportunity that prevented the Japanese from occupying all of Alaska and thus being in a position to launch attacks by air against any military objective on the whole North American main land
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-26
Loyalty Affirmed
Washington Post)

There is much needed catalyst in the announce ment by J Edgar Hoover that the FBI has found no disloyal data in preliminary checks 1,955,3l4 Fed eral employees Investigations have disclosed question able information in 4137 cases, a little than two tenhs of per cent of the total number of per ducted in these 4137 cases and 1891 have been com pleed 231 employees resigned during the course of the probes and in 13 other the workers are no longer with the Government The remaining 1147 completed investigations have been turned to the Civil Service Commission for evauation and it is reasonable assumption that by means all these persons will be denied Federal employment
 These figures from the agency charged with probing the innermost reaches of loyalty make all the current shouting about the Reds in our departments sound little empty. Mir. Hoovers report think, pretty effective to the zealos in Congress and elsewhere who subversive under every bed and view every -confornist thought Coom- munst-inspired Mir. Hoovers disclosure does not mean that some sort of check is not necessary for sensitive positions in the Government for is possible that of the persons whose loyalty has been ques tioned actually dangerous from the standpoint of security. But the FBI announcement does place the loyalty problem its proper perspective and we hope it's effects will not be lost Capitol Hill Perhaps its greatest service is to reaffirm the patriotism of the overwhelming of Government workers who have hitherto been regarded as fair game for Con- greSsional islander.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-26
COP ON PALESTINE

It didn't leak out, but the big gest backstage jockeying ever prin- ciples, not politicians, at Philadel- phia was regarding Palestine. The debate arose over the original plank in the COP platform which merely greeted the new state of Israel with nothing said about Palestinian borders of United Na- tions' support.
 This was a big comedown from the COP platform of l944 which put the Republicans vigorously on record for an independent Pales- tine, naturally when Zionist lead CTS heard of this, they hit the ceil- ing.
 Senator Lodge, they found, had drafted the compromise Palestine resolution after conferring with Senator Vandenberg, who, they be- lieved, had been in touch with pro-Arabs in the State Department.
 Immediately zionists appealed to Governor Dewey and Senator Taft. Both were sympathetic. Dewey call ed in his chief foreign adviser, John Foster Dulles, while Taft ask ed Senators Millikin of Colorado, Donnell of Missouri and Brooks of Illinois. all members of the Plat form Committee, to write strong CT resolution.
 When the full Resolutions Com mittee finally met. Senator Ives of New York led the move to rewrite the Lodge Vandenberg Palestine
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-26
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Peter F. Gilmore, administra- tor of the estate of MARY SHARP, deceased, has filed his final report of the administration of the estate, and petition for distribution, and that a hearing will be held on the final report and petition before the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska on August 9th, 1948 at two o'clock pm. at which time and place all persons interested in the final report and petition may appear and file and make objections thereto.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the probate court at Juneau, Alaska this 4th day of June, 1948.
 FELIX CRAY, Commissioner and Ex-Officio Pro- bate Juneau, Juneau Precinct.
 First publication, June 5, 1948.. Last publication, June 26, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-26
INDICTMENTS ARE DROPPED AGAINST
 PETERSBURG BOY

Two Grand Jury indictments against George Freel, 19, of Peters burg, were dismissed in U. s. Dis trict Court here yesterday by Fed eral Judge George w. Folta, upon motion of U. s. District Attorney Patrick J. Gilmore. Jr. Freel was indicted in January for larceny in a boat. burglary in dwell ing and larceny in a house but the indictments were not pressed in order that he could enlist in the U. s. Army.
 Gilmore said that he moved that the indictments be dismiss ed because Freel would be discharg- ed from the Army otherwise. He said that the youths conduct ha9 been good during his Army service and felt that he would make an excellent citizen if given the op- portunity.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-26
MODERN ETIQUETTE Sy HoR7RrA LEE

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