davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-10

s'a The wren is one of the few
bird families in which the plum
age of the male and female are
alike.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
Liepos "a diena, sekmadieni,
KULTURINIU DARZELIU SVENTE

Kaip kasmet, taip ir simet
Clevelande rengiama kulturiniu
darzeliu svente, kuri cia yra ir
ivairiu tautybiu bendravimo bel
kulturinio sugebejimo pasiro-
dymo svente.
Kuo gi mes daugiau rodysi-
mes, jei ne graziausiu savo kul-
turiniu turtu - lietuviskomis
dainomis ir lietuviskais tau
tiniais sokiais bel lietuviskais
tautiniais drabuziais!
Galvojant apie lietuviu pasi-
rodyma sioje sventeje, zinoma,
visu akys suziuro ciurlionie-
cius, pagarseiusius lietuviskos
dainos ir sokio meisterius. Bet,
deja. iu dar per mazai cia turf
me. Laimei, turime bent iu va
dovybe ir, nors ir nedideli, bran
duoli, kurio vieno taciau vra
per maza tinkamam pasirodv-
mui.
Todal nusiStatvta. kad sianne
pasirodyme dalvvaus ne ciurlio-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
POBUvIs sNYDERIQ UKYJE

Clevelando Lietuviu Moteru
Ratelio mares SUI seimomis ir
sveciais ST sekmadieni viesejo
Snyderiu (Baltrukonienes duk-
ters ir zento) ukyje, kur Snyde-
riene, kaip ratelio mare, surenge
susirinkusiems puikias vaises
atvirame ore.
Sveciu tarpe buvo keletas
ciurlionieciu ir siaip naujakuriu,
tad buvo daug dainu, muzikos ir
zaidimu.
Kaip parastai tokiuose ira
diciniuose ratelio pobuviuose,
ratelio mares ir dabar parenge
sve6iams dovanu. kurios buvo
paskirtos laimeiimo budu. Vie
na dovana - indu rinkinvs -
kahn tik atiteko vos tik sesta-
dinri atvvkusiai nauiakurei.
Pataikvta ! natl paska!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
CONNECTICUT VALSTYBES
DALIS OHIO VALSTYBEJE

Nuo 1896 metu Ohio valsty-
beje viena akra zemes turf Con-
necticut valstybe. Tada tas ak
ras buvo pirktas uz SO doleriu
mokyklu reikalams SUI salyga,
kad jis bus grazintas Ohio vals-
tybei, jeigu bus pradetas naudo-
tt kittens reikalams.
Berods, tas akras jau buvo
beveik ir uzmirstas. Atsimine
apie il, kai to akro kaimyne, tu-
rinti 70 akrus zemes, isigeide
nupirkti ta akra, kad pasida-
rytu 80. Tai buvo 1947 metals.
Wis delto tas keistas isto-
riskas zemes sklypelis nebuvo
parduotas j privacias rankas,
ypac, kad teisiskai ir negalima
to padaryti. Bet kai buvo prisi-
minta, tai pradejo galvoti, ka
su iuo daryti.
Ateinanti pirmadieni, liepos
18, Connecticut gubernatorius
Ch. A. Bowles is Hartfordo
kreipsis i Ohio gubernatoriu FIR.
J. Lausche ir oficialiai pareiks.
kad Connecticut perleidzia ia
akra Ohio valstybei.
Tas gubernatoriu pasikalhe-
imas bus rerduotas rer radiia
Ohio Bell telefonu bendroves ra-
diio valandoie. nirmad'eni $40.
Prizes tai bus napasakota visa
to a1<ro ictoriia.
Ohio Bell hendrova tris kar-
+,,s rer savaitn nor II Ohio ra-
diio ctocir d,1oda prograna IS
Ohio istoriios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
HIPPoDRokE

Nuo treciadienio, liepos 20,
pradedama rodyti filma I'VE
are strangers. Grazuole Jones
vaidina Cubos mergaite, nekal-
tai itraukta j mikiniska sa-
moksla. J. Garfield istremto ir
veliau grizusio, kaip svetimsa-
lio, kubiecio roleje, kuris isl
painioja j ia pacia intriga. Mex
sikos filmu zvaigzde Armenia
riz slapto agento roleje kovoja
su samokslininkais. Ramon No
varro - samokslininku galva.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
SENIEU CLEVELANDIECIAI

SENIEJI CLEVELANDIECIAI,
kas mokate senu lietuvisku dali
nQ, pasaku, patarliu, priezodziQ,
kas zinote senoviskus lietuvis-
kus paprocius - atsiliepkite
DIRVA.
Nesvarbu, kad turetu gera
balsa, tik kad moketu teisingai
padainuoti, kaip senoveje dai-
nuodavo, kad moketu papasa-
koti, kaip Lietuvoj girdejo pa
sakojant. Svarbu ne tas, kas is
knygu ismokta, bet kas is tevu
= seneliu girdeta ir dar nera
uzrasyta!
81 rudeni Clevelanda zada
atvykti prof. Jonas Balys is
Indianos universiteto SUI IRE
cording mashine" - tokiu prize
taisu, kur DANA ir pasakojima
irasys j ploksteles. Kas padai-
nuos ar papasakos, paskui pats
gales isgirsti savo balsa, jo
dainos. pasakos, priezodziai bus
vartoiami kaip medziaga moks-
10 reikalams, mokslui apie lie
tuviu tautos kultura.
Tai labai svarbus reikalas,
tad visi skaitytojai padeklte
surasti tokius senoves lietuvls-
ko memo zinovus.
Visi pranesimai bus perduo-
ii profesoriui J. Baliui. Veliau
bus pranesta. kada iis cia ap-
silankys ir su tais zmonemis'
k,,rie gall jam ka idomaus pa
naeakoti ar nadainuot'. h's su-
sitarta knr ir kaip jie gales su
i,,o susitikti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
LIETUvIQ SALE
isnuOmOjama

isnu0mojama
koncertams, sokiams, vestu-
VEINS ir kitokiems parengi-
mans. Is anksto kreipkites pas
A. simkuna, Lietuviu Klube,
$685. Superior Ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15

nieciai vieni, bet visos. geros
valios jegos, kurias cia turime.
Ciurlionieciu vadovas A. Mi
kulskis, Lietuviu Kulturinio
Darzelio valdybos kvieciamas,
sutiko parengti dainininkus tam
pasirodymui ir kviete tame Siam
kartui specialiai sudarytame
chore dalyvauti visus Clevelan-
do balsingus tautiecius, be skir-
tumo. kada kas kur yra daina-
yes ir be skirtumo, kick laiko
kas cia gyvena. Trumpai tariant
senakurius ir naujakurius.
Pamokos jau prasidejo Lietu-
viu saleje. Dabar jos bus siomis
dienomis: 81 sekmadieni II val.
(tuoj po pamaldu) - visas cho-
ras. Antradieni ir ketvirtadienl
8 val. yak. tik vyrai. Treciadienl
ir penktadieni 8 val. yak. tik
moterys, sestadieni 8 val. yak.
bendras choras. Sekmadieni. lie
pos "a diena - paskutinis ban
dvmas bendram chorui II val.
sventes programa bus apie
2 val. siais metals = Jugoslavu
darzelyie. veliau dalis pro-
rran,os dar gales butt ir savame
darzelyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
P A D X Q S

Mary Venienei SUI dukterimis
ir sunumis, 1875 Alaska St., Day
ton, Ohio, ir
Miliskevicienei su dukterimis,
Dayton, Ohio,
uz grazias vestuves ir malonQ
priemima nuosirdziai dekoja
Alice SestOkiene SUI vyru
Smetonu seimai, 511 Babbit
Rd., Euclid II, Ohio, uz suteikta
pagalba atvykti j 81 krasta ir
cia isikurti nuosirdziai dekoja
Natalija Navickaite
Misciku seimai, 1904 Empire
Ave., Cleveland 8, Ohio, uz su-
teikta pagalba atvykti i 81 kras-
ia ir cia isikurti nuosirdziai de-
koja Vale Valeisaite
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15

liepos 20 diena dalyvaus POP
koncerte. Programme tarp kitty
dalyku = Rachmaninovo kon-
certas.
sestadieni, liepos % - soils
tas baritonas Mac Morgan.
81 sestadieni, liepos 16 -
smuikininkas Spivakovski. Visa
koncerto programa is Caikov-
skio kuriniu.
Bilietai pas Burrows, 419 Euc-
lid Ave., O koncertu dienomis
nuo 7:30 Public Auditorium is
Lakeside Ave. puses.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
PADEKITE SURASTI

Jona Jasinska, Juozo slnu, (Vai-
lokaicio zenta), taip pat Juoza
Povilaiti, Dominiko sunu, ir jo
dukteri Adele Povilaityte-Tisko,
prasom atsiliepti j DIRVOS re-
dakcija. Ju iesko brolis ir gi-
minaitis is uz 'gelezines uzdan-
gos''. Adresas yra DIRVOS re-
dakcijoje.
Ju0zO Giedraicio, 1929 metals
isvykusio is Lietuvos j Argenti-
ma, iesko jo brolis Jonas Gle
drafts, 13b, Kaisheim ueber
Donauwoerth, 43O-48, Germ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
MARKEVICIAI,

Juozas ir Irena, pereita savaite
is Floridos buvo atvyke j Gle
velanda aplankyti motinos Onos
Markevicienes, 14O9 Giddings
Rd. Markeviciai pasisveciave
grizo atgal ir pasieme drauge SUI
savim ir motina ] Florida. Pa
vieseiusi ten savaite, il grlzta
j Clevelanda 81 sestadienl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
ENdicott 4486-Atdara vakarais
BUVO GRAZUS SEKMA-
DIENIS

Pc ilgai laukto, nors trumpo
lietaus, sekmadieni turejome
grazu ir jau zymiai vesesni ora.
Tai buvo tikra dovana visiems
pikniku bel isvaziavimu renge-
jams.
sv. Jurgio parapijos piknikas
sutrauke daug zmoniq. Nors
jane ir nebuvo jokios kulturines
programos, bet burys atsilan-
kiusiu naujakuriu savo daino-
mis- pobuvi graziai paivairino.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
RKO KEITH'S 1O5th

nuo liepos 13 Xxi 19 rodo John
ny Allegro SUI George Raft If
Nina Foch.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
JEI DAUG TOKIU BUTU, TAI
LIETUVISKA KNYGA GERAI
GYVUOTU

A. J. Savickas su zmona is
Erie, Pa, siomis dienomis Ian
kesi Clevelande ir ia proga, ap-
silankes DIRVOS redakcijoje,
nusipirko apie 10 lietuvisku kny-
gu. Nusipirko visas, kick tik
RADIO dar neskaitytu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-15
Lankykites savo klube!

Americas Lietuviu PilieciQ
Klube penktadienio vakarais
gausite skaniq bulviniu bly,
nu, sviezios zuvies, prie to
visokiu issigerimu. Klubo
nariai prasomi dazniau prisi-
mint apie savo Kluba.
Dabar jau laikas nariams
ir isigyti naujas 1949 metu
korteles. $685. Superior ave.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
FLY FROM LANSING

QUO Engdal, brother of Ben Engdal and JACK ElIls. Dotn ol Lansing, Michigan, arrived here from Annette Tuesday after having 4anued mere Monday in fllot El- Us s plane.
 The TWO men flew from Lansing 10 Annette in a Cessna plane own GU Dy the ppilot and arrived here the field Monday during a heavy overcast which blew up suddenly in the afternoon. They were guid- ed into the field by the radio tow CT and made safe landing.
 Both men are draItsmen for the General Motors Company in Lans- Ing. While here they hope to get In some fishing and a trip up the river. They are guests oI Mr. and Mrs. Ben Engdal.
 Alter ten days or two weeks nere they will return to Annette to plcK up their plane, a land plane, and Ily back to Lansing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
BURDTCK HERE

Chas. G. Burdick, Assistant Reg ional Forester of the U. S. Forest Service, stopped in Wrangell We'd nesday and Thursday enroute to Ketchikan to meet A. P. Dean, Chief of the Division of Engineer ing of the Forest Service from Washington, D. c.
 MT. Dean will inspect roads and trails in the National Forest areas in Southeast Alaska and then go to the Westward to look over roads on the Kenai Peninsula and in the Interior of the Territory.
 Mir. Dean is primarily interested in forest highways constructed by the Public Roads Administration.
 The two men expect to spend about a month checking into all phases of road construction on the National Forests. Costs, locations, and standards of both high stand ard forest highways and low stand ard forest developments will be studied a
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
INCOME TAX LAW HELD
 LEGAL BY JUDGE F0LTA
IN -nErIsrnN ru1o n

JUNEAU - Judge George W. Folta. in a decision handed down this morning declared the 10 per cent income tax law. enacted by the 18th Territorial legislature, was legal in all its provisions.
 In connection with the decision. the court held the special session. called January 1. was illegal on grounds that new members elected could not officially take office un- til the regular session which con yened January 27. The lawmakers. at the regular session, re-snacted the special sessions income tax law.
 The law calls for a Territorial income tax of 10 per cent of the amount paid the Federal govern ment on incomes. It goes into eff feet immediately although 1t is expected the decision will be ap- pealed. Action was brought by the Alaska Steamship Company.
 It is estimated Judge Foltas de- cision will decisively aid the Ter ritory's sagging treasury.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
!. S. DEPT. OF LABOR
 HEN HERE; STRESS LAWS
 CONCERNING CHILD LABOR

John A Nyman, of Juneau and Eino Miehelson, of Washington. D. e.. representatives of the [. s. De- partment of Labor, were in town this week investigating child lab or in Wrangell.
 It was pointed out that although Alaska territorial law permits children under 14 to work in can nery warehouses, a 16-year age minimum applies under the Fed eral Fair Labor Standards Act to warehouse and other jobs in or a. bout the canneries if these jobs are a part of the continuous can ming process. In hazardous occupa- tion. a higher minimum, Is years, applies.
 The Federal law applies if Alas ka eanners ship canned fish or other goods in interstate commerce or deliver them for shipment. with in 30 days after an under-age child has been employed in the es- tablishment
 Alaska canners should clearly understand" it was said, that the Federal child-labor provisions ap- ply to all occupations in or about a cannery which have to do with the continuous canning process. or which require the performance of duties in a room where any manufacturing or anning processes are carried on"
 Jobs restricted to employees IS years and over, under hazardous occupations orders which apply to the canning industry, are driving or helping on a motor vehicle: Op- erating power-driven hOisting ap- paratus; and operating power driven woodworking machines.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
HUNTING PARTY GETS
 BEARS, PICTURES ON TRIP

Lee Ellis, local big game guide and operator of the Alaska Guide and Cruise Service, returned to Wrangell Monday with a hunting party after having been out since June 1
 Tn the party were Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson and MT. and Mes. Fred Anderson, retired lumber people from Brookings Oregon.
 The party bagged nine bear - six brownies and three black. The brownies were all taken from Ad- miralty Island, where, Ellis said. they counted 60 brown bear seen. Around Tracy Arm the party shot three black bear and II were ob- served in that area. The hunters succeeded in getting numerous camera shots of wildlife and seen cry. In Tracy Arm, also, goats were seen on the surrounding mountains.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
TO SHIP ARMY GOODS
 BY BARGE, TRAILER

SEATTLE A new type of Seattle-Alaska shipping operation will be undertaken this week by Alaska Freight Lines, Inc, it is learned here.
 The firm will transport Army perishable cargo from Seattle to Prince Rupert, B. C., by rail, then haul it by barge in refrigerated trailer boxes to Haines from where it will be trucked to Fairbanks and Anchorage.
 First trip from Prince Rupert is scheduled tentatively for Saturday. A Seattle tug, the Shinn of Ocean Tow. Inc, left this week for Haines. The barge is expected to carry 12 trailers of from 35 to 40 feet in length with a total of from 300 to 400 tons of cargo.
 Although the plan is regarded IS something of an experiment, the company reportedly hopes to com plete shipments from Seattle to Alaska destinations in seven or eight days each trip.
 From Haines, the trucks will carry the freight over the Haines Cutoff to Fairbanks and Anchor age, it was reported.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
PLANE WRECKAGE
 SIGHTED NEAR SITKA

JUNEAU - Possibility that the wreckage of a plane sighted near Sitka yesterday may be that of a Pacific Alaska Express Airline pane missing since last fall on a oeattle-Anchorag flight, was be- Ing investigated today.
 capt Norman 0'Brien, CAA CO., ordinator for aviation safety, flew to Sitka today to inspect the wreckage. 1t was found and re- ported yesterday by Jake Engle- mann, a fisherman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
JULY 4th COMMITTEE TO
 MEET FRIDAY. FIRE HALL

Wrangelfs Fourth of July com mittee, headed by Chairman Don House, is meeting tonight at the Fire Hall to formulate final plans for entertainment over the Fourth of July holidaps.
 If possible to get the cast to- gether, it is planned to put on the Shooting of Dan McGrew" on the night of the Fourth when two boats, the Aleutian and Prince George will be in. It is hoped the Mans Chorus can also appear on the program.
 Chairman House wished to em- phasize that the meeting tonight is not only for committee members but also for any person interested In helping to put over the Fourth of July program. He said sugges- tions and ideas will be appreciated.
 Remember, tonight, 7:30 at the Fire Hall.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
ELECTED TO HEAD LEGION

FAIRBANKS - Perry McClain of Anchorage was elected com mander for the Alaska Department )f the American Legion at the Ter ritory's thirtieth annual eonyen- ton which closed Sunday at Mt Mckinley National Park.
 The session endorsed Alaska statehood and urged support by the National Legion committee for a fifteen million dollar housing appropriation for Alaska
 Perry s. Brown, National Com mander, told delegates of national defense developments and housing legislation affecting the area. Mrs. Einar Tonseth of Fairbanks was elected head of the Auxiliary. Other new officers include: Al Rasmus, Adak, first vice president; John Carlberg, Fort Richardson, second vice. president; John Van Horn, Sitka, sergeant-at-arms; F. Cooper, Seward, historian; George McNabb, Fairbanks, judge advo- cate; Chester Zenger, Juneau, and Peter Melseth, Anchorage, exeeu- tive committeeman.
 Ethel Lindley was appointed ad- jutant.
 Auxiliary officers named were: Della Saarf, Petersburg, first vice president; Edith Davis, Anchor age, second vice president; Lida Rowley, Anchorage, secretary treasurer; Virginia Noonan, Cor dova, historian; Betty Lee Van Horn, Stka. Chaplain;; Sandra Zenger, Juneau, sergeant-at-arms.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
BOARD FREEZES MORE
 TERRITORIAL REVENUE

JUNEAU - The Board of Ad- ministration froze all construction ministration froze all obstruction and some administrative funds last Monday until the Territory pays its back bills.
 Held up are hospital. pioneer home, school, mining, university nd Territorial building funds of s3,000,000; statehood commission. library board, national guard (al- lowed only $10,000); fisheries commission (allowed $7O.0O0 of S250.000).
 Library board, vocational rehab- ilitation, and lesser funds such as pure food and drug, optometry, pharmacy and medical boards.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
AT THE HOSPITAL
OUT ON KATHLEEN

Passengers booked out o. ,gr,... gell this week on the CaAIul... Pacific steamship Princess 1.-,u leen were, to Vancouver. .d4A William Thorman ol Telegrap. Creek; Mrs. A. Tredwin, who ha4 been visiting in Telegraph; tn, Rev. Ray SpiYey of Petersburg who was bound for Presbyterian Synod at Spokane and Mrs. F. H. Chapman. To Seattle were: Mrs. Galutia and daughter from Vank's Island.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
BIG GAME GUIDE
 SCAIPEn BY BROWN BEAR

JUNEAU = Hardy Trefzger, bb' is in a Seattle hospital today re- covering from wounds inflicted by a brown bear near Yakutat last Sunday.
 Trefzger was out taking motion pictures of the bear and her cubs when the mother bear charged him. He managed to get in one shot, at distanct of 10 feet from the on-coming bear, with his shot gun but it was ineffective. The bear got Trefzger down and bit off his scalp and broke his arm.
 Arefzger is reported recovering in Seattle hospital where he was flown Monday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
SHAKES BRIDGE REPAIRED

Don HOuse, Tn Charge or the Chamber of Commerce committee, with Mrs. Doris Barnes, to raise approach to Shakes Island, report ,l today that the repair work has aeen completed and the approach now in good order
 F'c expressed gratitude to all merchants and individuals who so generously donated toward the tund to pay for this work.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
COILS GREENE. FORMER
 WRANGELL MAN DIES OF
 HEART ATTACK, KETCHIKAN

KETCHIKAN Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Ketchikan mortuary for Gollis Greene. 59. for 40 years a resident of Alaska, who died aboard an FTP rigging scow here Monday, ap- parently of heart failure.
 Born at Beckley. Oregon, he spent most of his adult life at Wrangell, engaged in cannery work He came here in March of this year.
 Greene was a member of Wran- gell Elks lodge. He served overseas in World War l.
 Surviving are his widow, Lena belle and a sister in Seattle.
 The American Legion was in charge Of burial services.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
MUST REGISTER
 WITH FISH & WILDLIFE SER.

Monte Clemmons, enforcement agent for the Fish and Wildlife Service in Wrangell this week re- minded all gillnet fishermen that they must register with the local F&WS prior to engaging in fishing in the Stikine District, which opens at a. m.. June 25.
 He said that after the initial registration an attempt will be made to avoid daily registration. However. he added, this applies only to boats which confine their activities to the Stikine District Any gillnet vessel entering or leaving the stikine District. hay ing fish on board, must first regis ter with the F&WS at their float in the boat harbOr
 Gillnetters fishing on the North Arm. and who intend to run their fish to Petersburg, must clear with the FWS representative stationed in Ideal Cove before crossing the Stikine Districts northern boun- dary. which is on a straight line between Frederick Pt. and Horn Cliffs.
 Trappers holding permits for trapping wolves must have their permits renewed if they intend to continue trapping after July |, 1949.
 Hunting, fishing, etc, licenses will be available on or after June 30, from licensing officer Russell Warfel at Campbell Bros. store. Clemmons announced.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
THROUGH THE SENTINEL PERISCOPE

The "big freeze" was on. Finan. cially speaking, it was colder in the Territory than a pawnbroker's heart. The Territorial Board of Ad- ministration. which last week tied up school construction until Terri torial revenues could catch up with outgo. this week turned the refrigerator up to the last not,ki and when they got through filling the ice trays a total of S5.645.498 in funds appropriated by the last Legislature had been frozen until further notice Territorial revenues were not coming into the Treas ury at the rate anticipated List of the funds on ice follows:
 Alaska Housing Authority. S25O.- 000; disbursements to school boards for interest paid on loans. S10,000; Loan to Territorial Vet erns' revolving fund. $1.20O.OO0: Community hospital construction S25O.O00' Territorial employees retirement system. S2O.O0O: Pfon- ger Home for purchase and remod- cling adjacent property, $2O,OOO: Rural school construction. $1.024.- O63; Construction and repairs. in corporated school districts. S75O.- OOO: Fisheries Commission. $780, 900; Bus transportation eommis- sion. $2,500; Financial assistance to hospitals, s5O,0O0: Territorial Building, S66O.OOO: To establish Alaska Library Board. S2,OO0; Statehood Commission. S8O.OO0. National Guard. s65.000: Com munity fairs, s2O.OOO; Pure Food and Drug Act. S1O.0O0; Purchase of typewriters. $500; New con strution, University of Alaska $9OO,000; Vocational rehabilita tion. $20,000; Expenses Of Super- 1ntendents Advisory Commissions meeting. Com. of Education. 80 900; Dept. of Mines construction Of field offices, S1O0.OOO; HospitaI survey and construction supervi- sion. s15,OOO; subtotal. s5.634- O63. ''''
 Funds for these professional boards were likewise frozen.
 optometry. $395; Pharmacy, s3.- oO0; Medical Examiners. S1.2O0: osmetology, $1.S5O; Chiropracti Examiners. 500: Dental Examin- CTS, S2.500; Basic Sciences. s1.99O-
 Board funds frozen total s11.- 459' which, added to $5,634.O63. accounts for the complete $5.645.- 49S.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
WEATHER

Marine forecast, as issued by the .U. s. Weather Bureau for the period from tins morning to Satur- day night for Southeast Alaska, is as follows:
 Protected waters of Southeast Alaska, gentle to moderate vari- able winds. Outside waters, Dixon Entrance to Yakutat, moderate to occasionally fresh westerly to southwesterly winds.
 Slowly decreasing cloudiness to- day becoming partly cloudy to- night and Saturday. Local areas of fog.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-06-24
TO ATTEMPT ASCENT
 OF MT. VANCOUVER

SEATTLE = Five eastern noun tain climbers, headed by William L. Porter. 24-year-old geology in- str@stor at Tufts College, Medford, Mass, left Boeing field this week on a Mt. Mckinley Airways plane for Yakutat, Alaska.
 They will try to climb 15,76O- foot Mount Vancouver, highest unclimbed peak on the North Am erican continent( and other peaks in the Mount St. Elias region.