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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-20
ALErHE1A SOCIETY

Members of Aletheia Society
who m ade reservations for
the dinner and theatre party
Tuesday evening included, Mrs.
John Baker, Mrs. Winfield Be-
hrens, Mrs. William Coleman, Mrs,
John Craig, Mrs. Richard Engard,
Mrs. William Faulkner, Mrs.
Arthur Galloway, Mrs. Robert
Graham, Mrs. Glenn l.. Grigsby,
Mrs. Edward Gunderman, Mrs.
Fred johnson, Mrs. Earl Kinsey,
Mrs. John Lentz, Mrs. Joseph
Lentz, Mrs. Ralph Leu, Mrs. AL
fred Mackan, Mrs. George More
lock, Mrs. Robert Orahood, Mrs.
Walter Otte, Mrs, Robert Peoples,
Mrs. Floyd Shaffer, Mrs. John
Sharrer, Mrs. Rodger Sillars, Mrs.
d. Carl Spain, Mrs. Charles Spit
Ter, Mrs. H. E. Stricken, and Mrs.
l. A. Striffler.
The party motored to Col
umbus, had dinner at the Mara
NOR, and attended the Hartman
Theatre, to witness the, Man
and Super-Man', starring Maui
rice Evans.
INSTITUTE is SUNDAY
Springfield District Youth Eel
| lowship Institute will be held
from Friday through Sunday in
/ the Methodist church at West
jefferson. Glasses will be held
for study and worship, following
the theme, "Christ's Way Om
Way" Young people from the
local church planning to attend
are:
Doyle Polling, Mary Sawyer,
Jane Laughorn, Charlene Laugh
orn, Mary Carson, Robert Car
son, Floyd Coil, Tom Baldwin,
Don Carr, Don Maxwell, David
Smith, Mary Beth Turner, Nancy
Warrington, Jon Greeneisen, Will
liam Porter, Edward Lowe and
Shirley Ryan. Accompanying
them will be Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Dutton, counselors.
REV SILLARS SPEAKER
Rev Roger B. Sillars delivered
the sermon at the First Presby-
terian church in Plain City Sun
day evening, when Rev. j. c.
Hedges was installed as the new
pastor Installing pastor was Rev.
John Miller of Columbus director
of the Westminster Foundation
of Ohio. Rev Hedges graduated
from Ohio State University in
l94l, and from Union Theological
Seminary in New York City in
1914. He has held pastorates in
Whitestone l.. l., and Cazenovia,
N. Y, Rev. Sillars and Rev. He'd
ges were classmates at the Sem
mary.
Those from the Marysville
pastorate attending the services
were Mrs. Sillars, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
John DeVoss, and Mrs. H. E. Co
man.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-20
PRISCILLA READING CIRCLE

Mrs. Albert Graves was hos
tess to the Priscilla Reading
Circle at her home on Peoria
Road, Tuesday evening at 7:30
o'clock.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-20
9OGiEIY
NATIONS. PAST
PATRONS

There will be business meet
ing Friday evening at 7:30 o.
clock in the Masonic club rooms
of the Past Matrons and Past
Patrons Association
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-20
FRIENDSHIP cIRCLE

Mrs. Paul Kull will be hostess
to the Friendship Circle Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at her
home on S. Walnut st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-20

LESS WASTE! Here's
proof: The Kroqer-Cut
removes excess bone.
waste. and short rib
end before the roast is
weighed and priced.
Get better value in
I o p-gra d e beef at
Kroger.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
NAUJAUSI NAUJAkURIAI

Gruodzio men. 2 d., laivu
General Muir j Bostona atvy-
ko Sic ietuviai tremtiniai:
Ambrozevicius Andrius, Ona =
Virginia.
Augatiene Agota - Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Bacevicius Agne, Antanas -
Stoughton, Mass.
Balvocius Liudas, Zefirina, Ilo-
ma = So. Boston, Mass.
Bartkus Aurelija, Eugenija -
Chicago, Ill.
Bendikas Vladas - Cambridge,
Mass.
Blazaitis Vincas - Manhasset,
l.. I. N. Y.
Baublys Jonas - jackson, Mich
Brazauskas Pijus - Cleveland,
Ohio.
Bluszis Greta, - Grenora, N. D.
Cesnakavicius Vladas - Chazy,
N. Y.
Dobiliauskas Kazys, Brone, Via.
das, Jonas - Gary, Ind.
Gintautas Antanas, Antanina
Antanas - Waterbury, Conn
Gudavicius Juozas, Elena =.
Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
Hernaite Gertrude - Washing
ton, D. C.
Jonusis Leonas, Regina -
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Juozevicius Juozas - Chicago
Jutas Juozas - Chicago, Ill
Kalvaitiene Ona - So. Boston
Mass.
Katelis Brone, Janina - Chazy
N. Y.
Kazlauskas Antanas, Marcele -
Cleveland, Ohio.
Kavarskyte Kaze - Romulus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
AS LAIkIAU PAMALDAS
w STALINA
{ Atkelta is Alto pusl. }

pavadlnes name batiuska, - ateinanti SEX
madieni tn atlaikysi Nevskio cerkveje pra-
voslaviskas pamaldas. w Sovietu Sajungos
gerove narsiosios Raudonosios Armijos
pergale ir uz musu visu mylimo tevo, pa
saulio darbo zmoniu vado, draugo genera
lissimo Josifo Visarionoviciaus Stalino
sveikata. Supratai?
Sta istarme name galutinai priglusino.
Visokiu nemalonumu galejau tiketis is Ma
valovo, bet toks jo reikalavimas prasoko
visokiu galimybiu ribas. Nustebimo pagau-
tas as susukau
= Tai negalima, tiesiog neimanoma!
Bet Navalovas tese toliau savo seto-
niskaji zaidima. Ramiai bet SUI ironija jis
prakose pro dantis:
- O kodel gi negalima? Kodel neima-
noma? Tu, pope, turetum zinoti, kad So
vietu Sajungoj nera negalimq ir neimano-
mu dalyku! Pas mus, balandeli, viskas ga
lima. -.
- Neimanoma del to, drauge komisa-
re, kad Nevskio cerkve dabar pamal-
doms netinka il visiskai apleista, Xxi SEX
HdulcIl1O JOh1u Uuuu ucSdlulld JUS SuCVdT-
kyti...
Taip bandziau priesintis, surinkes dra-
sos likucius. Sakydamas, kad cerkve pamal-
doms netinka, vos neprasitariau, kad il jau
keletas metu paversta kino teatru Komi-
saras, be abejo, ta puikiai zinojau, bet pri-
minima apie tai galejo suprasti, kaip prize
kaista ir galejo isiusti.
- Cerkves sutvarkymas ne tavo rel
kalas. Mes jau tue pasirupinsim. Viskas
bus kaip reikia
= Bet :. i. bet pamaldoms laikyti reikia
daugelio kitty baznytiniu dalyku. O as ju
neturiu -. - bandziau dar bent tos issi-
gelbejimo priemones, kaip skestantis siau-
delio griebtis =.
Komisaras, truputi pagalvojes, vel pa
silenke prie paslaptingos dezutes.
- Drauge sekretoriau, tuojau uzei-
kite pas name! = tare ia.
Tyliai, kaip vaiduoklis, vel pasirode
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08

Mich.
Kerpiene Barbora - Chicago.
Klemejeryte Halina - New
York, N. Y.
Krisciunevicius Viktoras - De-
troit, Mich.
Kulys Bronislovas, Sofia, Ka-
terina - Jamaica, L. /. N. Y.
Kunskaite Natalija = Tamaqua,
Pa.
Kurpis Petras, Ona, Petras =
Brockton, Mass.
Kirstukas Juozas - Baltimore,
Md.
Kupcikevicius Adomas, Felici-
ia, Vytautas = Chicago, Ill.
Laikunas Aleksandras, Kazimie-
ra, Jurate - Dayton, Ohio.
Laugalis Vytautas, Jadvyga, Ro-
bertas - Flushing, N Y
Laukaitis Andrius, Elena
Brooklyn, N Y
Leskys Mecislovas, Stefanija,
Gediminas, Algirdas - Oma-
ha, Nebr
Liutkevicius -Otonas, Terese, Al
dona, Algirdas - So Boston,
Mass
Lukoseviciute Konstancija -
Elizabeth, N. j.
Melsbakas Stasys, Maria, Ces-
lovas, Rymantas, Eduardas =
Austinburg, Ohio.
Meskauskas j. - Athol, Mass.
Michelevicius Bronius, Aldona,
AStra - ------
Micuta Domas, Terese, Brute,
Jurate - Brooklyn, n. Y.
Nedzinskas Martynas - Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Olsauskas Pranas - Frankfort,
| (Perkelta Sta pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
TREMTNIQ ADRE-
SAL VOKIETuOE

Vokietijoje yra vedama ten
gyvenanciu bel gyvenusiu lie
tuviu tremtiniu adresu karto-
teka. il vadinama CENTRALI-
Ne KARTOTEKA. Angliskai ia
vadina LITHUANIAN INDEX
CARD.
Pranesama, kad ia istaiga
dabar persikele j Muenchena ir
jos dabartinis adresas yra:
Muenchen, Rauchstr. 20, Ger
many, US Zone.
Kas nori rasti ten gyvenan-
cius savo pazlstamus, gall kreip-
tis tiesiai tuo adresu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
-NAUJAkURIAI >

gal popieryje atrodancia sutarti.
Esu linkes manyti, kad ir dau-
gelis tremtiniu, kurie pamela
darba ukiuose, tai padaro ne is
savo kaltes, bet panasiu aplin-
kybiu verciami.
Taigi ir tam tikros istaigos,
vietoj kaltinusios pasitraukian-
cius, geriau atsizvelgtu j saly-
gas, kuriose atveztieji tremti-
Mai kartais apgyvendinami.
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sekretOrius.

|sekretorius
~ Sit kas, drauge sekretoriau. Ink
piestuka ir uzrasyk, ko reikia tam pile
|ciui, - isake sekretoriui, paskui atsisu-
ko name:
- Ma, sakyk, ko tau reikia!
Paskutine mano Wits zuvo. Buvau kie-
tose komisaro rankose ir turejau daryti
|taip, kaip jis isakinejo..
- Reikia baznytiniu drabuziu, - nu-
simines pradejau mineti jQ pavadinimus.
- Gerai viska uzrasyk! = isakinejo
komisaras sekretoriui
- Oar reikia kryziaus, evangeliju kny-
|gos, aukos taures, lekstutes -.
- Puiku! Uzrasyk ir situos nieknie-
kius O ko dar?
- Butinai reikia kodylo, myro lapQ
dumams -.
= Uzrasyk ir kodyla SUI dumais!...
AS suminejau visus baznytinems apei-
goms butinai reikalingus dalykus, sekre-
torius saziningiausiai viska uzrasinejo.
- Ar jau viskas? - dar paklause ko-
misaras.
- Taip, tai jau bus viskas =. = su
rezignacija atsakiau.
- Ma, ir puiku! - patenkintas atsa-
Ike Navalovas. = JUS, drauge sekretoriau,
parasysite rasta antireliginio muziejaus di-
rektoriui, kad tuos visus niekniekius jis
Xxi penktadienio dvyliktos valandos pri-
statytu j cerkve. O tn, batiuska, = jis krei-
pesi vel name, - priziuresi cerkves tvar-
kyma, jos papuosima ir sventes paruosia-
muosius darbus! Nuo treciadienio ryto Xxi
pirmadienio ryto is sodininko pareigu esi.
atleidziamas. Apple tai bus pranesta SOW
chozo direktoriui. Cerkven atvyksi tre-
ciadienio ryta. W gera cerkves sutvarky-
ma ir pamaldu pavyzdinga atlikima tn esi
atsakingas, pope! Ir jeigu vertini savo kvai-
Ia makaule, tai ziurek, kad viskas butu pa
daryta, taip, kaip isakyta! 0 dabar nesdln-
kis namo
(Bus daugiau)
&S &e
Q Pakeliui mirti = B. Gaidziuno
aprasymai apie pergyvenimus
vokieciu kalejimuose. = 23l
pusl. kama s1.00
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
DEL KO AS PASITRAUkIAU
Is FARMOS
RasO ]. Jakstas

Man, kaip ir daugeliui j USA
vaziuojanciu DIP, buvo lemta
pirmiausia nuvykti pas ameri-
kieti farmeri ir nuo cia pra-
deti gyvenima Naujame Pa
saulyje.
Is buto ir darbo sutarties
(bevardes) zinodamas is anksto,
kur vykstu, puoselejau Wilt,
kad bent pradziai cia susirasiu
pakenciama butt savo gausiai
C zmoniu) seimai. Juk vykstu,
tariau sau, pas auksto lygmens
Americas ukininka. Cia rasiu
gerai irengta buta, gausiu gera
uzlaikyma ir dar, gal but, dirb-
damas 81 ta ir grynais uzsi-
dirbsiu.
Geras turf butt tas mano far
meris, galvojau sau, kad kvie-
ciasi DIP Selma net SUI keturiais
vaikais ir siulo buta atskirame
name.
Tiesa, prizes isvykstant is Eu-
ropos j USA teko skaityti mu-
su spaudoj placiai paskleistus
}perspejimus nevykti pas pieti-
niu valstybiu farmerius. Bet
kaip cia susilaikysi nevykes, jei
sutartis prizes kelis menesius
pasirasyta ir visokie isvykimo
zygiai jau atlikti. Be to, nepa-
togu atsisakyti nuo karta pasira-
sytos sutarties ir prizes IRO or
organizacija, nuo kurios EMO
gus stovykloj gyvendamas pri-
klausai. Pagaliau jau dziaugiesi
zmogus galedamas istrukti is
ikyrejusio stovyklinio gyvenimo.
Taigi, IRO diriguojama emf
gracine srove atnese ir mus j
Naujaji Pasauli. Jau vos isli-
pus New Yorke, Americas lie
tuviai mus perspejo butt atsar-
giais vykstant pas pietines vals-
tybes farmeri ir butt pasiruo-
susiems tureti sunkumu. Taciau
reikejo eiti karta pasirinktu ke-
liu Xxi gallo ir vaziuoti j Ten
nessee valstybe.
Atvyke buvom, tiesa, malo-
Mai priimti. Pakliuvome, Eu-
ropos mastu matuojant, j CANA
stmbu, 24O akrQ uki, kuriame
|gyveno tik du zmones - vyras
il zmona. Mus apgyvendino pra-
dzioje savo gyvenamame name.
Gerai zinodami, kad mes nieko
neturime, pirma savaite jie mus
ir valgydino.
Neziurint to palankumo, pasi-
jutome labai nejaukiai.
Visu pirma patti farma dare
CANA slegianti ispudi. Didziausi
jos plotai buvo apauge kazko-
kiomis piktzolemis. Pc jas
ganesi bandos galvijQ, aviu il
kiauliu. Tx nedidele zemes dalis
apseta kornais. Mel vaisinio me-
delio, nei darzoves niekur nema-
tyti. Trobesiai menki, visai ne.
panasus j stambaus ukio trobe.
sius, ir tie patys aptriuse.
zodziu sakant, gavome ispudi
kad patekom j smarkiai apleists
uki.
Mes pradejom abejoti, ar bu:
cia kur ir kaip NUNS pakencia
mai isikurti. MusQ nuotaika dal
labiau krito, kai kita diena Sci
mininkas parode, NUNS gwen
tt skirta atskiraji mama :. i
lentu sukalta lusnele man pri
mine dar prizes pirmaji kara bio
gesniuose dvaruose matytas ku
meciu landynes.
Suprantamas nusivylimas, ka
atvykus j Amerika pamatai, ka'
tau reikia lysti j bustine, dau
geliu atzvilgiu net blogesne u
stovyklinius barakus -.
Be to, NUNS nurodytas buta
(jeigu il galima taip vadinti
buvo visiskai tuscias. Seiminin
fkas puikiai zinojo, kad joki
baldu is niekur mes negalejor
4 Incl atsivezti nei gauti, bet visa
tnesirenge skolinti nei stale, ne
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keblumais. Savaite pasimaitine
seimininku duodamu maistu, pa
sutton esq CANA alkani, o val
kai tai jau visiskai badmiriavo.
Ryzomes patys gamintis mais-
ta. Tada seimininkas pradejo
man moketi uz darbo diena po
y dolerius ). W tuos du dole
rius reikia pramaitinti per diena
6 asmenu Selma. Viska, issky-
rus piena, reikia pirkti krautu-
vel.
Toks menkas atlyginimas, pa
sirodo, cia paprastai mokamas
farmos bernui, kuris salia to
dar gauna derliaus dali. Der
liaus dalis tai ir yra jo pagrindi-
mis- atlyginimas, O tie 2 doleriai
per diena yra tik priedas.
Bet mes atvykom jau po der
liaus dalybQ, mes nedalyvavom
to derliaus auginimo darbuose,
tai negalejom ir derliaus dalies
gauti.
Susidare tokia padetis, kad
turiu dirbti tik uz prieda, be pa
grindinio atlyginimo -. Paste
bejau seimininkui, kad negauda-
mas derliaus, tureciau pinigais
gauti atitinkamai didesni atty
ginima. seimininkas atsake, kad
jis name priemes tik derliaus
dalininku ir atlyginimo budo
nesas pasirenges keisti. Jei as
derliaus negaunu, tai, esq, ne ,jo
katie, mes as pavelaves atvykti.
Jis sutarti parases 1913 metu
rudeni ir laukes names jau sau-
sio menesi.
Bet ir ne mano katie, kad pa
velavau. Toji pereitu metu ru-
deni pasiraSytoji sutartis Linco
NCWC biure (Austrijoje) atsi-
rado tik Stu metu balandzio vi
dury -.
|
Taigi, pasiliekant cia dirbti,
reiktu badmiriauti visai seimai
SUI dviem doleriais per diena Xxi
kito derliaus, arba lysti skolon
to kito derliaus viltimis pasire-
miant. Bet tai labai rizikinga,
mes nezinia, koks tas derlius bus
ir ka is jo gausi -.
Pagaliau, vienaip ar kitaiE
kombinuosi = dar yra kita be.
da: to, neva, buto visai ners
kuo kurenti ir net itaisymo tan
nera, o Wis delto ziema ir cia ne
silta -. Tad, noroms - memo
roms, reikejo jieskoti budo
kaip is tos padeties =. pabegti
! Siuo atveju NUNS daug pade
io artimo Clarksville miesteli'
kataliku klebonas, kuris, supra
) tes musu varginga padeti, viso
!. kiais budais stengesi pakeist
musu bukle. Pagaliau jam pa
: vyko paciame Clarksville mie
stelyje surasti NUNS buta at
skirame namuke ir man darb;
+, plieno liejykloje.
Be to, to paties klebono rupes
ciu gavom visokiu rakandu. Pa
5 galiau mes tapom atvezti ! pui
: kiai paruosta buta ir pradejon
nauja, geresni gyvenima Clarks
: vile miestelyje. Cia mes jau
: ciame nuolatini vietos katallk7
5 visuomenes rupesti mumis.
: AS tue tarpu uzdirbu lieJyk
: loj 80 doleriu per savaite ir t.
: man pakanka SUI Selma pragy
venti. Tad savo padetimi esu vi
i sal patenkintas.
d Tai stai kokiu budu ir del k
: turejau apleisti farmerl. Tai te
Z ko padaryti ne is isdykumo,
labai itikinancioms aplinkybem
S verciant. Vaziuodamas ! Anne
} rika tikrai buvau pasiryzes is
! teseti farmoje bent metus, t.
Y yra elgtis pagal NCWC pageids
n vima ir Europoje pasilikusi
u Etremtiniu interesus.
II Bet cia isitikinau, kad ka1
5. tais ir geriausiq noru turint, nj
i(imanoma laikyti duoto pazs
: lido pasirasant ne taip jau BIZ
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-12-08
AS Tav0 BiGiule knVga!

lGdyos PATRIA
suku
- tavo knyga"
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16

vited to attend tomorroW's pro- gram, to be held in the Church of God auditorium.
 This Bible school was a co-op- erative school conducted by workers from the Church of God, United Protestant Church, Full Gospel Church of God and the Lazy Mountain Children'S Home.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
Bible School To End With Program Tomorrow

A program tomorrow morning at II o'clock, followed by picnic dinner, will end the daily vaca- tion Bible school of the Church of God. The school began June 6. Parents and friends are in-
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16

Total enrolment at the school reached 75, and the average daily attendance was GA. accord ing to Mrs. George Geiwitz.
 Teachers at the Bible school included Mrs. Geiwitz, Mrs. How ard Davis, Miss Ruby Clark, Mrs. Victor Johnson, Mrs. Pearl Har- der, Mrs. Marian Ellis, Mrs. Lewis
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16
VACATIONS AT HOME

Miss Sue Hill is now on vaca- tion from her position at Pal mer depot. She does not expect to return to work until Sept. 1, but she has no definite plans for leaving Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-06-16

Geiwitz and Miss Margie Hunt ley.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
ALASKA COASTAL
CARRIES n ON
TUESDAY FLIGHTS

For the first time in over a
mcnth that a full schedule OF
flights was not completed because
Of weather, Alaska Coastal carried
a total of % passengers with Is
arriving and nine departing.
For Taku Lodge, passengers were:
Mr.. and Mrs. David Denton.
Fer Petersburg Xix Jones, j. J.
Meherin.
For Ketchikan: William Vim,
Mr.. Davis, C. p. Nev.n.
For Tulsequah: R. P. Douglas,
"a D. McGilvray, w. Fletcher.
Fer skagway: Mr. Mitchell,
George Davis.
For Haines: Carl Roberts.
From Skagway: Brooks Hanford,
Floyd Fagerson, Mrs. A. Woods.
From Haines: o. Ohlson, D. l..
CHENEY
From Ketohikan: Gil Relic, W.
c. Aud
From Wrangell: Fred Hanford.
From Petersburg: A. E. Seaton.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
ri ORGANIZATIONS
ARE REPRESENTED IN
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

How many clubs, fraternal and
ether organizations are there in the
Gastineau Channel area?
When do they meet? Who are
the officers?
Will the special program planned
conflict with an annual drive, a
party, a traditional celebration?
Prepal ,ng to keep central
events calendar as a service to the
community, Bob DruXman, public
relations counsel, learned to his
surprise that there are 22i organi-
zations in Juneau, Douglas and AUX
Bay.
He has just c;rcularized them all
for his records, which will show
regular meeting dates and places,
postoffice addresses, telephone
numbers, officers and size of mem
eership.
In order for the calendar to be
Of value, says Druxman, every
organization must be represented,
80 he asks that information on any
group not receiving a QUESTIONABLE
he given him, ny telephone at 891,
or in person at 1913 Front Street
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
CHALMERS LEADS
MORNING PANEL
AT HEALTH meet

A panel on preventable and
communicable diseases under the
craftsmanship of DR.. Duncan M
Chalmers of the Alaska Health De-
partment opened the third session
Of the Sixth Annual Public Health
Meeting this morning at the Scot
fish Rite Temple.
DR.. Lee Powers, pediatrician from
the University of Washington
joined with eleven Alaskan health
leaders in the full-morning panel.
From two to five this afternoon
sectional conferences on sanitation
and engineering, laboratories and
orthopedics were scheduled.
Participants in the annual health
meeting joined over banquet table
at the Baranof Hotel last evening
where DR.. Chalmers took over as
master of ceremonies.
Dir. Chalmers called on DR.. Harry
Harris, DR.. James Googe, DR.. Lee
Powers and Lloyd Coe, chairman
of this years health meeting, to
spsak GRIZZLY
Tomorrow mornings general dis
cuss.on will be on Chronic Illness
Of Childhood
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WANT. ADS
FOR SALE

DUPLEX one of the
towns finest apartments, luxur-
iously and fully furnished. Addi-
tional apartment renting at $75
per month Channel view. Owner
financed at reasonable terms.
BEAUTY SHOP-Best location.
SUMMER HOME, two floors, inside
plumbing, fireplace, lawn, gar
den, view, Lena Beach.
SMALL CABIN, low price, Lena
Beach
BEACH HOME, 2 bedrooms, furn-
ished, wired, water. AUX Bay.
COUNTRY HOME, 2 bedrooms,
furnished, 31a acres, Glacier Hi
way.
FAMILY HOME, bedrooms, part
furnished, fireplace, view, good
neighborhood, Seventh Street.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
FRED CROWElI RITES
ON FRIDAY AT Up. NJ.

Funeral services for Fred Crowell,
69year-old pioneer resident, will
be held Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock in the chapel of the Charles
w. Carter Mortuary with Off
GERS Of the B.P.OE. Lodge No. APO
conducting the services.
Crowell, who had been a resident
of Juneau for more than 20 years,
died yesterday morning at his home
following stroke.
Pallbearers will be Walter Butts,
Joe Kendler, Frank Maier, Paul
Crock, Elroy Fleek and Don Hane-
bury. Honorary pallbearers have
been named as John Reck, Charles
Goldstein, Isadore Goldstein, Victor
Power, Clarence Knight and Joe
Thibodeau.
Interment will be in the Elks plot
N Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
BROWNIE TEA WITH
IMITATION BRINGS
End TO ACTIVITIES

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
the second grade Brownie Troop
No. held its initiation and tea
ending the years activities. The
tea was given by the American
Legion Auxiliary, sponsor of the
trcop.
Mothers and friends of the troop
were guests. Mrs. j. A. Sofoulis was
in charge CT the tea and Mrs Jack
Burfcrd in charge of the initiation
ceremony. Mrs. Ray Day and Mrs
Olaf Bedding were also on the tea
COMMITTEES.
Initiated were Mary 10 Harrison
Veronica Constantine, Twyla West
fall and Charlotte Lenz. The Cir
Scout council presented a bllfolo
to Marianne Terrencio for having
scld the most cookies in the recent
sale. Twyla Westfall received Sec
ond prize.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-18
POPPY DAY PLANS
ANNOUNCED; Events
WILL BE ON MAY 2S

"a Poppy over every remember
ing heart" will be the goal OF Jul
neau. Unit a. of the American Lee
gion Auxiliary in its Poppy Day
activities here on May %, Mrs.
Ray C. Day, chairman, announced
at a meeting of the Unit In the
Dugout last night. Mrs. Day re-
ported that preparations for the an
nual observance OF Poppy Day were
rapidly being completed and pre-
dicted that more of the little red
memorial flowers would be worn
here this year than ever before.
Thursday, May 26, the Dugout
will be open from early in the
morning until late evening with
volunteer workers busy making the
wreaths which are sold to local
merchants. Auxiliary members will
greatly appreciate the help OF any
one who is able to donate some
time to help with the wreath max
ing.
At last nights Auxiliary meeting,
committee was named to solicit
local merchants who is is hoped
will buy even more and larger
wreaths than in past years.
Juneau's Legin Auxiliary Unit
elected Jeanette Shepard, Dele
gate-at-Large to the Legion con-
yention. Other delegates elected
are: Edith Shrenk, Elsie Sofoulis,
Anna Bedding, Leona Lincoln, Ann
Day, Ida Carnegie, Silva zenger,
Verdiere zenger, Sandra zanger
Alternates: Lillian Harris, Marjorie
Antrim, Margaret Waldemar, Mabel
Lybeck, Silvia Watkins, LA Par
menter, Mary Jean Perkins, Anna
Kelly and Marian Hendrickson.
Refreshments were served follow
ing the business meeting. The last
Auxiliary meeting of the year is
scheduled for Tuesday, June 7.
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UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Land Management
District Land Office

Anchorage, Alaska
July %, 1948
Notice is hereby given that Carl
Engstrom has made application for
domestic under the Act of May
26, 1884 (48 Stat. 809), Anchorage
Serial No. 01l97O, for tract of land
described as Lot 2, of the Tenakee
Group of Homesites situated on
NE. shore of Tenakee Inlet, about
one mile NV. of Tenakee, Plat of
U. S. Survey No 2450, containing
4.38 acres, and it is now in the files
of the U. S. land Office, Anchorage,
Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely any of the above mentioned
land should file their adverse claim
in the district land office within
the period of publication or thirty
days thereafter, or they will be
barred by the provisions of the sta
tutes.
GEORGE A. LINGO,
Acting Manager.
First publication. May 4, 1949.
Last publication, July 20, l949.