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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20

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ocm e'oIoiiebc' uerulcilhtn lGEt, lit
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| oaH CT lclncn ,Slmp nitt nit circ
@plo0rIlbc pcr!oui,bcn lpntoe
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20

nlenbett fleln seluprSen. Seit uno
Halmi miirOen beute raider iiber,
munoen ais Dor Sabr5ebnten. Ste
Verel',iaten Stuateu upn europa
lelen lrn Weroen l,no elm i0oeraInti.
'd)e WtItrepublit lei in naber 81,
tunit 81 ernorten gie @elt fibre
elnes Cages jim 9ustaltid) nQel
JeiItlafn uno nlnterieuem Glitter un'
ter opn Nolfarn Ger Groe. uno e.
D1re iiir Oelltid,lano elm idm'rel
iScbler, trtnu ps nid)t leruen miirbe
cine irleolid)s Eerbinoung 5ur aul
tnr unn sur @irtid)ait Ser auben
melt jn ilnotn.
Aui oas Sohr l949 eineebeno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20

bdnO Sranoenbllr0 Der SSll Su Delz
len SouptacibSftsfiibrer
Tos lit ocr slraenblid, an Dem
| iib bic 9t9@S, Der rull'ihe &C.
beimoienit, ieircr nit Sprafolt an.
nimrt. Oils aftiper Sffisier in STUFF
lonb oeipeicn. aus einem iplpietiiden
&rieVs0efon0cnenloNer allsaebro=
, hen. eifriees &irfen in Der Sln9en
| Union ,lno in d)riltlihen &reiien.
Damn bos Stuoium am &elt= =Serli=
4 ncr Ericltericlninor - iinn an iih
iipn bclaitenSe ;Saften. Soriiber
! binous befinoet iib in Ser lSerionol=
! ofte 6enfcs hei Scr G&9SS noh ein
Shreihen, NIT Dem er Dor Mpnaten
sic omcrifaniihe Wtilitdrreoierlma
Inn Soilfe bel Der lleberiicoluno ieiner
Nomilie nod @citoclltihlanb oebe=
ten bate; NIT einem Sobp mb elmer
sSroll, Sic Elm stpeites &ino erlpurte
te. idrefte er Dor Dem illcoolcn
8rensiibertritt suriit. ga lag lpci=
terbin in ieiner 9lftc bel oe, 9t&ySS
Scr @eritt eines Gcrtrouensmonnes
namens goop Soprn, allb er Elm che
mali9er aftiper Sffi,ier, Der 6cnfe
auftro0s0en,aE. ipenn aud, ohne ion=
ocrl!tcn Grfol1, fir cine anaebllde
Niocrltonos0rl,ppe su intereiiieren
pcriltht bate.
oenfe miro pon Der 9f&9SS por
Die Sllternotioc aeitellt: entlpcbcr
vMtitorbcit", ulio Spitel= umD &C.
nlnsiantenpienite, ipic 3ebntouicn=
De nebcn ibm; pber ct peridlpinoct
lpurlos, ipie onoere 3ebntauicnbe
pur linn. Cine iSllubt nut) benz
/ &eltcn eriheint in bicicr Belt Der
&abrlln0slln,itclllma umD 9lpdaoe=
crldtperniile boffnlmasIos; ieiner
lchlper belpeolihen Sanlilic miirbe
StppInbaft brpbcn, nad)ocm er
sluanaslpeiie iih uno bic Seincn
rmterihriftlicb Der ioipietiiben Mili=
tdrNericbtsbartsit untcrltellt bat; es
I lhrcden olltb Die Grfabrllnoen NIT
Ileinem crIten Soilfs9cillh bel Den
| amerifaniithen gciatunosbeb0rocn
pos niht nllr obihldgia beihicoen
ipuroen lit, ipnoern obenorein nod,
Den Iea in bie 6Gnoe Der 9t&&0
Ncrllnocn hat .Sar:lm blelbt Senfe
IN Fotsoam lno miro Elm millioes
&ertseua iciner sluftraaacber. oenen
er nun ieincrieits, lpie Der 9(oent
i phopocatclr @roo 0orn, Snforma=
'tioncn uno NamensIilten vantiiolpie=
tild) ein9eitel!:er" Eerioncn uno
8ruppen ,u erfllnoen umo aussulie=
fern bat. Sein Spcsialauftrao riftet
llt) IN Sulamnlenarncit NIT ,lpei an
ocrcn gNentcn, bon 9ohpp unO
Soedt, geaen cine Eeripneharlppe
Inn Sen Sllhbinoler Sdjiitt, Ser int
amerifaniiden Seftor 9erlins i'm
Serooht ltcbt. untiipipietlih cinoe=
ltellte &rafte INN iih gu lommeln,
pprpleacno ebenaliac Splouten. 9ei
Dem Serlllh, oicien Shiitt, ebcniuus
cincn ebcmaliCen aftipen Sfii,ier.
aus Dem umerifanlibcn Seftpr in
oen 'omietiid)cn su lofcn. miro 6en=
fe I'M Mui 1949 ,uiomnlen nit ei=
niacn bobcrcn ,SllnftipnGren Der Sc,
bcinlcn politli.)cn Sltspncnppli,ei 8
/, . 1cltNenpmnlcn. &pr eincm ameri
fanild)cn .Ntili:ar9eriht in Berlin
oos Dem 9Sirfcn Soenfes ilir einiat
i Sabre cin Gnre iettc, entrpllte lid
u lest oicles Scbcn upn beilpieIloftcl
Scr'trit,na in Elm barburiihes en-
: item ulln cine lpirre Belt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20
vom 0ffizier bis zum
Spitze| fuer die Russer

Berlin. - Sitern 1912 perldBt
&iIfe 6enfe. Sobn zines tonierpa=
tipen Nrd)iprats in Sotsnom, oos
bortiae Gifturia= =@pmnaiilm nit
Dem Heifepermerf. &Iein ump
ihnGhtia bon Stot,r. NIT elmer lei
fen Stimme BON leicbt ou,erenbem
8lan0 eripetft ct NIT ieincn bIouen
MuNcn, ein9ebettet unter buihi0en
Vraren, oen Ginorud zines per=
trorn,tcn Sch,pdrmers. ToS CT iih
fir bcn @eruf bes aftipen Sffi,iers
bel ben Eioniercn entiheipct, lit
ipobl mcbr a!lf Sen 3eit0eilt cno
Den Eotsbomer @enius loci slriitf=
sufiibrcn als ouf cine erbtc inncrc
NciNlln9 Smmerbin: in perhGltnis=
mdbiu flrser 2eit, slpei Sabre ipG=
ter, lit er Sberlelltnont, nad)bem er
GuBIano i'm Suerihnitt fcnncnoe=
Iernt bat: 8arfcius. Mitteiobictnitt,
8urlunb. Gnhe 1914 erreiht lin uuf
Ioao Die &ommonoierllna gum
2ebroffisier an Sic Iionierid,ulc in
Geiiau, nit Heren iSabneniunfern
CT in bcn erltcn Moitaoen 1915.
in idneu suiamnenaetpiirielten
1ompfbataiuoncn Den arohtcn Sell
Der belttidcn Srltppenreite iiber Die
Glbe ihIcl,It. in Sic omerifoniihe
Vefon9enid,aft binein. Gr ieIblt lit
nl,r tpeniae Stlnoen 8efonNener,
oann briht CT aus; elm slpeites MoI
lpe,,iae Monate ipdter aus cincm
ioipietiitben neutrality-suspicious.
bel Eotsoom, fllrs beppr oeiien ssn=
iaiicn nad) Slten obtronsportiert
lperocn. 9sodlen elmer unlteten &on=
ocrid,aft ourrb @eltoeutihlonb fiibz
rem i'm idliebIih noh Solltein, mo
Icine Nerlohtc. ais ebemalioe gln=
aeborige oes slrbeitsoienltes, in cna=
liider Snternierlmo iitt; bier itellt
er Iib ben GnGIdnocrn. Scioe ,per=
Den 1alo entIa!ien.
ytim bc9innt bie Sube noh elmer
nelien Griiten;. Sm @eiten iinoet
er lie n:i)t. Go febrt er in Die Sei=
ntatltabt Eotsbom iuriif, no CT lid,
pOrerlt einiae Mtpnate Illegal bel
Scrtpunoten oufbGlt, Bis er iid i'm
iSriihiabr 1916 sum Stuoilm an
Der 3irhliben 6ptid,ule in Berlin
Seblenoorf entid)lieBt uno bciratet.
Seootl nah ipeni9en Wrnaten mub
er auf ameritoniid,em YefebI icin
Stlloiuln olli0eben, lpeil er oftiper
Sfti;icr acipcien unb nod nil1)t ent=
naiifl,iert lit. Sas oouert Elm Sabr.
IN oiclcr Spanne lit ct Sprcnan,ei=
tier bel einer &eit=9crliner glbbrlld)=
firn,a .Sm iSriibiabr 1947 fann er
iein tbeologiihcs Stuoium ipieoer
aifnebmen aleidHeitia lit er Gr,ic=
ber an einem &nabenbeim Der ssnne=
rcn Wiillion; freilih aut Dies nur
tob tiir Gin Sobr, ocnn iesl linD Die
SrlparnilIc aui9esebrt unO ieiner
,Srdll. Die elm &ino eripartet, miro
bic Sobngelneinii)uft nit linn i'm
Hnabcnbeim peripebrt. I,e ,su;ni=
!tentrennlli,Q uno Die finan,ielle Mi=
lerc bc'timnlen 6enfe. Mltalieo Der
eSll ,u iperben u,o iit aftip IL,
Der Sl'nNen Union III bctGtiocn, I'M,
cine bauptberuflihe Nnitcllltno bel
Der sSurtei su finoen. Gr boffte, ooi
bic 'Solpicts iiber icine &erounoen.
belt Vras lua;t)icn loiien, lpenn cl
'ih luDal III linen itellt. Scbr ItbnclI
oponciert CT ppm 9iefcrcnten iiil
&pn1n,llnulfragen bcim 2unoespcr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20

Berlin. - 9lm 3. Sftober 1929
meloeten Die 3eitunoen: Ser
HeidsouBenminiiter Tr. Stereles
mann III beute firth I'm 5:25 llbr
einem Srblaaanfou crle0ln. Gr bot
te, rur)hem er 0eltcrn rcn Nan,cn
Soo iihtr iirh an ben innenpclitiitben
&erbonelunaen inteniio beteili0t
bate, sluiirtcn 1000 uno 1890
llbr abcnos eincn erniten 9lnfol CT
litten. Der su elmer SGbmllna Der
rehtcn &0rperb6lfte flibrte Sic
9lerste bpfften oennud), lbn am &C.
ben su erboltcn; Gin slpeltcr slniuu
in Den Moras,,ltunoen flibrte oas
Gnbc berbei."
Gs moren nch niht piet &pthen
ber, oa itanp Strsicmonn ouf Der
Sribiine in @enf. Hlcit,, untcr Der
Soite les iiberfiillten Saulcs leioenb.
Sos flein aerpnroene 8eiid)t auf ei=
nem oiinnen 6uls in cincm su lpcit
oelpprbenen Rroaen hin unb ber be-
ne9eno. Seine Gebe botte oen alien
@lons pcrlorcn Mdn boitc oos Sc
fiibl clnes Gpi!cos. Man mubte. oa6
er ME Elm 0oni Nellnlocr Monn 0es
lueien mar. Scit Subrcn bate er
Seilllna bon 'eincm 9ticrcnleioen 0e=
illtbt. oas iid aber in Den Sobren
Ieiner miniiter!itben 9aufbabn aan,
erbeLlif perihlimmert 5atte. Sent
perun1ent lmo Nciauna otdnNtcn i'm
81. cinem Slrbcltstenlpp unb su elmer
9lrbeitsfiille, Die ncben Dem @efiibI
Der Selplnocrlln0 allh oas Der Sprs
&c uhsl0icn mllBte. Oh leine Sc
iunobeit eincn iolhen 3uitonD ouf
Die Souer ertruoen piiroe. Circle
'! mans 9lrbeitstaa begann ittpn nm
8 llbr llno oal!erte bGufia bis in ben
friiben Wpr9en.
Ssie onoers hattie iitb pielleibt Die
3uflnft Sentihlonos oeitaltet,
lpenn Streiemonn nm Seben oeblie=
ben lpdre, uno Elm iSrellno Streie=
monns hattie itpn Herbt, ais CT an
ienein ibifialsboften 3. Sftpbcr
sllm Sobe Streiemonns ia0te
vWebr ols Elm &erluit, elm I'm
aliif!" Streiemoms Sebenslperf
licNt in Sriimmern. Sn Stiimmerl,
lieat pprtWGrt!ih iein @eburtsbnlls
in Der aOpen;der StroRe uno oas
6ous, in Dem er Itarb, Die tIeine
Silla i'm 8urten oes MuslpGrtioen
ylnrtes. Sos 9lHslplrtiae 9lmt ielbit
lit por rpeniacn &orben ociprenat
tporocn Sas slrbeits5imEer, in benz
Strelen'onn @eianbte unp gotit,ai
ter empfin9, lror i(tpn porber Elm
SpfeI 6cs gon,benfrieoes uclporhen.
Snn Strciemunns 8ehurtsbuus
ltebt nun nudl Die ;SuiiaDe. .,Nn Den
ooen iSenl lterhoblen lprbnt pos
4rallen llno hes 0imnels gSplfcn
'follen bod binein." S1uhen in ci.
ner uIten Serlincr Goititatte frool
! mon nah @litap Streiemonn Sun
Ne Sellte, bic Den lcttcn Horfolnpj
erprttrn, fcnnen n,tt,t cinlnol meb,
Den Tuncn ocs belltitcn 9luben
nllnlllers. Sin alter Sii,tlcrn,eiitc1
1llerolnNs erilInert iiu nod, oes
Splelfonlernocn uun emit.
Sn Der &openifer StruSe ba
Stre'ellonn nitht nur ocipieIt mi
alle 1nncren Herlincr Sunocn, bic
bat er olld nit illaenbIitter geoei
lterl'na Die &laiiifer aclcicn. Sic
baf ct 8oethe lieben otlernt, uni
bier bat er if!bit feline sriten 9lui
laee aelrbriebcn. Gs III picueii,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-10-20

German Ad No. SO
Eur Aufrethterhultunq
Ihres Woh|befindens,
Aussehens und
Ihrer Stimmvng
nussen Sic
richtigen
Stuhlgang
haben.

Wenn Sic irriliert
oder nerv0s sind
und an kopf.
schmerzen, Case,
Blahungen, yer.
stimmtem Magen.
iiblem Mund ge.
ruch, Schlaf-oder
Appetitlosi sigkeit
leiden, beden.
ken Sie-alles dies
mag auf Hartlei.
bigkeit zurGckzu.
fiihren sein. Um
lindern, hat sich
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
Kids Picnic Will Be At Big Bear Lake

Location for the children's picnic Sunday, August IA, has been changed from Little Bear Lake to Big Bear Lake. The reason for the change is that the big lake is more accessible.
 Transportation will be furnished for all children. They are asked to be present on the corner opposite the bank at 12:30 Sunday noon. Parents are invited to accompany the children if they wish to do so.
 The affair is sponsored by the Seward Branch Bartenders' Union Local 883. It is the first affair of this type this local has sponsored and they are making it clear that all children on the kenai Peninsula are invited.
 Chairman in charge of the picnic is Walter Holben, and he is assisted by R. l. (Red) Croxton. Refresh ments will include ice cream, pop and hot dogs.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
Becomes Member of Dental Association

Dr. Horace L. Pope, director of the dental health unit of the Alas ka Department of Health, has be- come a member of the American Association of Public Health Den lists, pr. John T. Fulton, president, announced.
 The Public Health Dentists As sociation is concerned with a4- vancing good dental services as part of well-rounded public he.lth programs. One of the Association s current interests is the nationwide demonstration program to show how topical flourine applications can reduce tooth decay in children
 Dr. Pope was at the Seward Sanatorium last winter giving den- tai care to the patients and is now with the Alaska Department ot Health branch office at Anchorage
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
Police Check City Drivers Licenses

Chief of Police Leonard J. Clark said Thursday that authorities are checking for l949 city drivers li- censes in conjunction with the an- nual vehicle check-up. Many peo- pie, Chief Clark said, have forgot ten about procuring the new li- censes. The license fee this year has been reduced to Sl0O.
 Highw way Patrolman George Puckett will work with city police each morning between the hours of goo and HOO am. and the check will continue until all cars are inspected. They will work on 4th Avenue near the new fire hall.
 To pass the inspection both head lights and tail light must be work ing and brake pedals should have tWo-inch clearance from the floor board. The officers will also check for defective horns, mirrors, mufflers. steering, Wipers, stop lights. etc. Cars must also have Territorial license plates.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
ASC Announces
 New Schedule

The Alaska Steamship Company
 has announced it's fall and winter passenger schedule, specifying sail
 ings from Seattle every Saturday at 10:00 am, throughout the per iod October l, 1949 to February 9,
 1850 for Southeastern and Sauth- western Alaska.
 This schedule provides for week ly service to ketchikan, Juneau
 and Seward with service every sec
 ond week to Wrangell, Petersburg,
 Sitka, Cordova and Valdez. Itiner- aries have been so arranged to pro- vide improved interport service for Southeastern Alaska.
 Calls at Haines, Skagway, ko- diak and Seldovia have not been included" Admiral F. A. ZeuSler. executive assistant to the president
 of the company, ppointed out, "be-
 cause of the heavy losses sustained in providing passenger service to these ports during the past spring and winter due to lack of traffic. This will in no way affect the ire quency four cargo vessel Sailings to those ports" he continued, lex cept, perhaps, to increase it."
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
Plans Indefinite on kenoi Meeting

The Chamber of Commerce has not had regular meeting since the suggestion for a meeting of Kenai Peninsula towns came from the town of Kenai Chamber of Com merce officials, individually, and a number of Seward businessmen, have spoken of the proposal with approval, and it is believed that a plan may be worked out at the first regular meeting.
 The town of Kasilof is also in terested in such a meeting. It is proposed to have dinner at a cen tral point on the Peninsula to give the towns an opportunity to discuss problems and work out practical solutions. The date for the pro- posed meeting has been tentatively set for August 28.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
Fishermen's License Collections To Be Enforced

Territorial Tax Commissioner will enforce collection of the $50 nonresident and S5 resident fish
 ermen's license fee from all fish ermen except nonresident halibut fishermen. Resident halibut fisher men must pay the $5 license fee.
 M. P. Mullaney, Tax Commis- sioner Territory of Alaska, has re- ceived a written opinion from At torney General J. Gerald Williams regarding the recent ruling of the U. s. District Court of the First
 Judicial Division concerning the validity of Chapter 66, S.L.A. 1949, an act which provides for licensing, etc. of fishermen.
 In his opinion the Attorney Gen eral stated that the ruling of U. s. District Judge Folta holds that Chapter 66, S.LA. 1949, so far as it imposes a higher tax on non residents employed or engaged in handling halibut in Alaska, contra venes the Civil Rights Act and hence is invalid. Attorney General Williams expressed the opinion
 that the ruling of the court does
 not state that this Act is invalid
 as to the increased license fee of S5 assessed to resident fishermen nor does it say that the $50 non resident license fee is invalid as i it applies to salmon, bottom fish, crabs. clans or other fishery re- sources of Alaska. Therefore, under ! the severability clause set forth in Section of the Act. the remainder of Chapter 66, S.L.A. l949 and such application to other persons or cir cumstances is not affected by the ruling of the Court. Hence. with
 the exception of nonresident hali-
 but fishermen, others will be re-
 quired to comply with the law.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
Shipping News

The SS Baranof is now docked at Seward and is expected to sail Friday. The SS Victoria was ex- pected to arrive about 700 am Saturday and the Coastal Monarch should arrive some time Tuesday. The Diamond Cement is expected to leave Seattle for Seward on August IS.
 Two passenger trains were due to arrive in Seward Friday evening from Anchorage. The regular Fri day evening train was expected to arrive on schedule and the special train for ships passengers was to arrive somewhat later. The boat train left Seward at 9 am. Friday morning.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
TELEPHONE EXECUTIVE MARRIED AT WRANGELL

William M. Maxey, president of the Alaska Telephone Engineering Corporation, and Clara Walker, both of Fairbanks, were married Sunday at the home of Frank Webb, phone company manager at Wrangell.
 Mrs. Maxey travelled directly to Fairbanks where they will make their home. MT. Maxie came to Seward, where he announced that his firm had purchased the local telephone exchange as an addition to their Alaska chain.
 A. V. Friedman, who sold the Wrangell exchange to ATEC, has been appointed manager of the Seward exchange and assumed his duties this week.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
SECOND PREPARING CONFERENCE SET FOR LINES SERVING PENINSULA

A second prehearing conference in the matter of aplications for certificates of public convenience and necessity for Christensen Air Service, Saf feway Airways and Alaska Airlines will be held in Anchorage on the 18th of August.
 The meeting will take place be- fore hearing examiner Lloyd Bu- chanan, becauSe Alaska Airlines has filed an ammendment to the application. The three applications are for certificates to engage trans portation of passengers, property and mail on the Kenai Peninsula.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
MIR. AND MRS. PIRET LEAVE SATURDAY

MT. and Mrs. Leon Piret, who have been visiting their daughter Mrs. Morris Dee for the past five weeks, are leaving Saturday for their home in Van Nuys, California. They will fly to Anchorage and thence to their home. Although the Dee's have been in Alaska for about nine years, this is the first visit for the Dee's parents. Mrs. Dee will accompany them to Anch- orage and will return Monday.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12

Mrs. Isabel Foskett, of Belling- ham, Washington, has been visiting her brother. Sam Gates, in Hope for the past four weeks. She was in Seward Friday with Mrs. Annette Clark, with whom she visited a number of points on the peninsula. Mrs. Foskett, who is in her 80th year, has seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
Territory Gives $7,500 Toward Local Airport

Territorial Engineer Frank A. Metcalf revealed to Mayor Eugene Lanier that the Territory would grant the S7,500 needed as a match ing sum to procure the $30,000 al- located by the CAA for improve ment of the Seward Airport.
 Before Metcalf agreed to auth orize the S7,500 it was taken for granted here that Seward would have to raise the amount. here, since the federal government re- quires that local governments carry part of the expense.
 The tentative allocations by the CAA call for s40,0O0 at Dillingham;, S60,000 at Palmer, $48,70 at Sel- dovia, S30,000 at Seward for total of S178,825.
 A total of S1 ,657, 75O from the 1o49 appropriations remains for next years airport work in Alaska, and there will be no new appropriation for 1850.
 The reason the funds appropri- ated were not used was that Alas ka could not accept federal aid, due to lack of authority from the Legislature. The legislature reme- died the situation this year and thus removed the last obstacle to receiving federal aid in airport con StructiOn
 Inspect Boat Harbor
 The Territorial en ineer also made an inspection of the work on the mooring float and approach at the Seward Small Boat Harbor. Metcalf approved the contractors l work and said it was acco1 ding to l specifications. He is asking for a few changes to improve the float in regard to efficiency and safety. M e al is accompanied by Charles J. Davis, member of the 1 highway patrol, and the two men went with II ghwa Patrolman George Puckett on an inspection of highways on the Peninsula
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12

E. Wells Erwin, prominent Anch- orage businessman, and L. A. Moore, assistant to the general manager of the Alaska Railroad, were in Seward this week. They flew to Kenai Wednesday. Erwin has been vacationing with his fam fly on the Peninsula for the past couple of weeks.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12

Milo Martin has purchased a 5O- foot boat of the J-Boat type. which he is now making ready for service during the hunting season. The Martin brothers have planes, but Milo said that there were many cases in which it is more conven- tent to use a boat for hunting, es- pecially near Seward.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-12
RAINBOW GIRLS BAKE SALE

There will be a bake sale at McMullens store on Saturday, Aug. 13. sponsored by the Rainbow Girls. Mothers are requested to donate to this sale and baked goods will be picked up upon re- quest to Mrs. Del Robbins, Mad. 116.