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Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17
Two Groups Fete Teachers

The BPW will entertain the Kodiak public schools faculty at dinner Monday night at the Montmartre Inn.
 Mrs. Audrey Naldrett, educa. tson and vocational chairman, is uA charge of the meeting, at which Ivor Schott, superintep- asae, will be the main speaker.
 All members are urged to make early reservations with Mrs. Walter O'Brien for the dinner.
 The Rotary Club was host to ssven members of the Kodiak paA:ic school faculty at luncheon Tassday at the Montmartre Inn Teachers attending were Mrs. Helen Schott, Mrs. Ellen Daw san, Mrs. Edna Dixon, Mrs Loss Burnham, Miss Margaret Finch, Charles Anderson and Howard Carpenter.
 Alter each teacher was in- tsoduced by the clubs president Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, they gave a brief resume of their teaching experience and the schools they have attended
 Other guests attending the meeting were John Hughes, Donald T. Lowery. REA re- preseDtative, R. Holmes Bob" Johnson and Baxter Felch.
 The remaining members of the school staff will be guests of the aiuh Tuesday.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17
Bettinger Is Candidate
Council: Johnson, HinckeE And Nesefh

E:Lee c. Bettinger will seek his fourth term as Mayor of Ko- diak, October 4, when the city election is held.
 Selected as the Kodiak Prog resslve Party's candidate at 8 caucus of the group Thursday, Bettinger's name was put on the ballot yesterday. He will run for one-year term.
 Jack HinckeI, Leon Johnson and Henry Neseth were named by the Progresslves as candid ates for councilmen Hinckel has served one term on the council.
 Robert Acheson's name will be placed on the ballot by the party as a candidate for member of the Independent School Dist- rict board The term of office js for five years
 The names of the candidates were filed with the city clerk and the IDS board yesterday. Mop- day is the deadliDe for filing The Central Labor Counch will file their candidates for office Monday, 8 spokesman for the council said yesterday. The re i gular meeting of the CLC will be held at the union hall to- morrow mo: ming at 10 am. Councilmen whose term of office ends this month are Nor. man Noble, Hinckel, and Larry Wodlinger, who was appointed by the council to complete w. ). Wheeldon's term after he resign. ed.
 A check of the registration book, late yesterday, revealed the names of only 90 persons who have registered for the cleo tion For the April election in 194S, over 390 signed the regis ter.
 The registration book closes October 1. The deadline for fl ing candidates is Monday.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-09-17

SEC Archie Zehe. chief opera tor at the ACS station, was taken 10 the MAS hospital Wednesday evening. He i@ re- ported quite Ill and will be hospitallzed for a week 0. ten days.
 The community center basket ball team will again participa' e in the NOE league schedule, director Ken Wade reported this week.
 Veterans on the team will be Jack Wagner, Milt Pagano and Leroy Anderson, Wade added.
 The team works out Tuesday and Thursday nights at the navy gym. leaving the center at s 30 pm. Interested men should see Wade
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

Atvyko atstova vsuomeniskojo lietuviu tautos W.
rausiOO Organo, klO vieninteis IL svarbausias tks
las - Lietuvos nepriklausOmybe
jam musu visiskas pasitikejimas r visiska parama!
Daug daueiau teises Americas letuvu vsuomene turf
keipt demesi tai kad cia jos pacios bendrojoje at
stovybeje Ame1ikos LieuviQ Taryboje, vyrautu visQ
prna tas svarbausias uzdavinys.
Deja ir cia yra reiskiniu kuriuos reika apgailes-
taut Jei virsunee nugaletos stambos kiutys tai pa
krascuose ne visur dar tas darbas vyksa tap, kaip
turetu
Oar yra vietu - ju tarpe ir Clevelandas - kur
ganizuota vsuomene tebevadina sena Gandro ir ger
ves' pasakee Oar yra vietu kur vietnes organzaci-
jos nesusieina net toa proga kaip Vasaro 16-os mi
nejimas
Pageidaujamu rezultatu gama suslaukt tik tole.
rantiskame Observation-Disclosures, pastangose slalkyt
"vekimo monopol". "Monopois" nebus islaikytas, o
veikno arba bus maziau arba s netures tokos paki-
los nuotakos, kokia gaetu butt Tarybos virsunes tu-
retu stipriau pavartoti savo autortnga taka gand-
rams if gerverns sakmiau primint kad Tarybos dar-
be etuVos neprklausomybes rekalas turf vyraut virs
vsu ktu. Tada pastikejimas Taryba savaime stipres
Na bet ir is to dideles tragedijos nereika daryti
Sako kad sloga je gyda tai per IA denu, kap ranka
nuna je negydai, tai kokas dvi savaites uztrunka
Tap il, cia... Galima palaukti tas "dvi savaites" ,
Xxi "sloga" patti praes Bet jegu pasistengtumem tas
slogas greicau tarpe sgydyt tai vsuomenee Tx
raj buu daugiau visam darbu pasitkemo daugiau en-
tuiazno il rinkavos tu1etu didesn pasisekma = VI
suomenes dayvavinas sva1biame darbe butu zymesnis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
lr mes ne labai aps;dziaugem.. :.

lr mes ne labai aps;dziaugem..
Ia Baltimoriskio tautiecic
meiles istorija SUI vokietaite
man visai kitaip atrodo, negu
JusQ korespondentui. AS ma.
ciau Vokietijoje labai daug vo.
kleciukiQ, puolanciu ant kakle
pirmam pasitaikiusiam ameri.
kieciui, kad tik pakliutu j Anne.
rika, ir man budavo gala tt
vyru, kai jie lengvai pasiduo.
davo.
Tegul jie sau buna laimingi
bet as nematau, kan Sta isto.
rija turf butt skelbiama lietu.
viams, kaip koks laimingas
ivykis. Ar kad ia vokietaite..
angliskai kelis zodzius pramo-
ko? Ar kad il neblogai elgia-
81?
Yra cia pat Amerikoj lietu.
vaiciq gerai angliskai kalban-
ciu, ir Vokietijoj taip pat mo-
kanciu, ar galinciu ismokti ge-
riau, negu bet kokia vokietai-
te. Koks cia NUNS pasigereji-
mas, kad musu tautietis grei-
ciau prilipo prie vokietaites,
negu prie lietuvaites?
O elgtis musu tautietes irgi
sugeba ne blogiau uz vokytkas.
Be to, negirk dienos be vaka-
70, marcios be metu -.
T. B., Chicago, Ill.
"Kas tavO, tas ir manO, o kas
mano, tai ne tavO"
Pruseika skundziasi, kodel
laikrasciai nepaskelbe Langero
kalbos apie komunistu teisma.
Sake, OF jums ir zodzio laisve
O kodel Pruseika ir Bimba
neidejo DIRVOS pranesimo
apie pasikorusia ''raudona an
IT,?
OF jums ir zodzio laisve!
K.B., Chicago,1l
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
UkIO DARBAI
SUNkUS DARBAI

Pora kartu as pastebejau
DIRVOJ, kad, girdi, tremtiniai
turetu zinoti, kokie darbai jv
laukia ukiuose, arba ka tai rel.
skia nevardines garantijos. Ne
noromis spraudziasi plunksna
ranka, kad savo mintis tue
klausimu islieciau.
Minetos plantacijos tai tik
stambus ukiai. O ukio darbai
deja, sunkus visame pasauly-
je. Veik niekada ju imigran-
tai nenorejo imtis. Neteko IL
man dirbti jokiose plantacijo-
Sc, nei. paprastame ukyje.
Bet man tenka gyventi arti
ukininiku. IS arti as stebiu
stambaus ukininko gyvenima,
kuris yra ne kurioje nors pie
tineje valstijoje, bet cia pat
New Yorko pasoneje, vadina-
mole zaidimo zemes plote -'
Long Island.
Mano Sis kaimynas uklnln-
kas samdosi po kelis simtus
darbininku. Karo laiku jis gau-
davo vokieciu belaisviu, o jQ
netekus, issiraso dazniausiai IS
Bahamu salu juodukus.
Daugelis ju atvyksta su Sell
momis. Apgyvendina JUGS tam
tikruose barakuose, gal but,
labai panasiuose, kokiuose gy-
vena dalis ir musu tremtinlq
Vokietijoje. Darbas, nors uky-
je yra akordinis. Juo spar
tesnis darbininkas, tue daugiau
uzdirba.
Kuomet isgirdau garsesnes
(Nukelta j sta pusl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
Dirvoje ,gaunalnos
KNYGOS

} Likimo keliu - Ales Rutos-Na-
kaites 13 apsakymeliu - 140
puslapiu. kama Soc
, Leiskit j tevyne = 288 lietuvis-
ku dainu zodziai Knygele
naudinga dainininkas, pannir-
susiems zinomu dainY zodzius
kama $1.OO
, Lietuvos Vytis - graziai paga-
mintas Lietuvos herbas. kama soc
, Lietuvos zemelapis - kur pazy-
meti visi Lietuvos miesteliai
kama SOC
D Sparnus man meta paukstes -
Benio Rutkuno 70 eilerasciai
(158 puslapiai). kama SOC
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
SENE BARBORA

Kaime ja vadindavo Barbora Net ir
apylinkej ir kitoj pusej parapijos, visi zinojo
Barbora. Kiekvienam il praedama linktels gal
va kiekvienam pasakys "Garbe Jezui", jegu
sutiktasis nebejaunas; ir -'sveiki, jeigu jau-
nuolis ar vaikas. Kiekvienam il nusisypsodavo,
nezinia kodel ir uz ka, nusisypsodavo placia,
nava, bereiksme sypsena. Beveik niekas nezi-
nojo tikro jos gyvenimo, tikro amziaus, beveik
niekas neatsmine nei jos pavardes. Tesa, il
buvo Janionio sesuo, bet ir sito daznas nezinojo.
= A, Barbora svek!
- Kaig gyvuoji, Barbora?
- Kur gi taip skubi Janoniu sene - Bar
bora?
Niekas jos nei mylejo, nei Mckenzie. Me
kas nekrepe ia demesio. il nebuvo apskurusi
elgeta, neprase is kitu duonos, todel negalejo
niekam nei ikyreti nei gailescio sukelti. il gy-
veno sau ar kaz kan, niekas to nezinojo, todel
Kittens il nei kuo padejo, ne kenke. Praeidavo
pro Sail, praplasnodavo sentimentaliai ir savo-
tiska puosniais rubais, kuriuos tebeturejo vie
nintelius is jaunystes ir kaip brangenybe sau-
gojo; nusvisdavo praeidama pro sail savo syp-
Sena
- A, sveika, Barbora
Ir vel ia ta patti akimirksni kiekvienas uz-
mirsdavo. il buvo kaip iprastas grumstas ant
keo ar apdziuves medelis, pro kuri kasdien pra-
einama jo nepastebejus ir kuris uzkudo tiktai
aki bet ne mintis.
il plasnodavo daznai per kaima, j miesteli.
Juk reikalu Janionms ne retail atsitinka. kan
gi butu Barbora kad kitas eitu j pasta ar pie
nine druskos ar papirosu? Mestelio pusberniai
net juokdavosi kartais:
- Antai, Janionio pastas atplasnoja.
Arba kaimo jaunesnieji
= Janioniai gal svecia turf: jau Barbora
issisepus lekia.
= Taigi natal, Barbora, gyveni ir Dievo
Valia pildai, tai. Nenorejo, mat, gyvent. &C.
raj, kad pasisakei per ispazinti... Sakydavo dze-
konas kai risdavo il kasmet is baltos nosines
penkliti ir buciuodavo jam ranka -
- Uz Juozapa? - klausdavo dzekonas.
- Taigi klebo.. dziekonai, bene jau bus
dvidesimt penktos metines,
- Jau? kick tada patti turejai metq?
= Dvidesimt penkis klebonei; ;ai dova-
nok, dziekona, Wis uzmirstu-
- Penkias desimt. Tai znai, Barbor, yen-
meciai esam. Ale tu atrodai kur jaunesne Gra-
Ii buvai.. Ma, Dievo valia --- Atlaikysiu,
Barbor, uzu Juozapa, calunavas atlakysiu
Dekui, kleb... dziekonai dekui. O kaip
gi, ar neuzmirsai, dziekona?
- A, kur gi uzmirsi! NeuzMirsau Kaipgi,
gull pas name tavo desimtrubline, tick adkso
ir teturiu, gull, nebijok, neprapuls.
- Taigi, kleb dziekonai, taigi jau vie
non duoben prasyciau, kap jau sakiau.
zinau, zinau. Jau daug kartu sakei Su
Juozapu, zinau. Cia, tavo jau If ismislas: negi
(Nukelta 6-ta pusl)
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MES GRIsIME!

Mes grsime is tolimiausiu uzkampiu pasaulio
Mes grsime savo laisva migta sail.
Niuri salta NUNS svetimos padanges. saue,
Toll nuo kudikystej mindziotu takeliu.
Is didmiesciu, is dykumu, is dziugliu is kalnynq,
Mes grlsinle varganas tevu sodybas.
Tegu cia spndi auksas deimanta ai upes teka vynu,
Is cia yes tevynes ilgesys beribis
Skaudaus lilximo veja mus isblaske, snesojo,
Taciau tegu negesta akys neviltim apteme.
Juk mes, Deve, grisime, ilgai svetur klajoje,
Ir savo kauus atiduosim bociu zemei!
JuOzas Mkstas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
lr taip kaIbejo
SIN etona...
Apie vienybe

Apie vienybe
Pavojaus mlsu tautai daug is visu pusiQ
Todel NUNS reikia ieskoti kick galint daugiau
bendru pamatu tautos darbui kurie telkia kru-
Won visu musu judejmo sroviu zmones ne
skirstyti iu dirbtinems tvoromis
Us WHITES 1913 n.y.
Tikejimas laimeti
-Kas istvers Xxi gallo, tas bus isvaduotas.
Tie Kristaus zodziai yra amzinos vertybes ir
siuo sunkiu pasaulio sukretu yra NUNS ypaciai
brangds: jie musu isvadavimas
Bet ligi gallo istverti nera lengvas daiktas
nudien, kada aplinkui diena ir nakti viespatau-
ia musu kraste sievartas bel mirtis, kada be-
veik kiekvienas, kasdien dusaudamas klausia:
Viespatie, kada g bus galas kancioms? Kada
rimtis ateis ir zadins ant liudnu griuvesiu nau-
ja gyvenima naujai zmoniu gimines kartai?
Bet sunku istverti items, kurie netk kad
ateis geresne bel sviesesne gadyne Reka tt
keti, jog Lietuva ir visi jos gyventojai bus isva-
duoti ir savo akimis isvys laisva Lietuva, kaipo
atpida uz vargus ir uz ta skurda kurio ziauru-
sal karas yra atneses. Nusiminimas bel nusi-
vylimas gadina savybes santara ir mazina is
tverme. Reikia tiketi ne vien del to, kad butu
lengviau kenteti, bet ir del to, kad yra pamato
tikejimu Tx reikia istvermes!
Us LIETUVOS ALDO 1917 N.Y.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-01-06
FOR SALE

Give her a home for Christmas!
BEST location, near school ana
Fed. Bldg. 3-bedroom apt. I'M
mediately available; other apt.
rents $50 per mo. Hardwood
floors, furnace, laundry, large
yard, excellent furniture. view
THE Crescent Apis; The Seavlew
Apis; The Smith Apis on Cal
houn.
DUPLEX off of Gastineau, 2 and
/ bdr., double plumbing etc. $1,000
down.
i-bdr home, Douglas, terms, furn-
ished, IL lots.
HE Forester and other boats,
Several business opportunities.
Large power barge Bucking and
falling equip. Pile driving
equip.
Block properly with two 25x125
bldgs. businesses, South Belling-
ham. bringing in Apr. $500 per
month. Does rot require special
experience. Will sell or trade for
Juneau business.
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AIR FORCE Pilots
HAVE THRILLS, TOO,
IN FIRST TRIP HERE

If the Governor and others max
ing the unscheduled trip to Juneau
had an exciting trip, so did the
crew which flew them here.
A first visit to Juneau for all OF
them, it proved something out OF
storybook,' according to 1t. Vic
tor H. Whittier of Detroit, chief
pilot.
i've flown for years in Arctic re-
gions," he said today, but that was
the worst yet. Never again!"
Whittier is based at Edmonton.
ut was pure coincidence that
took us out of the way o.. routine
flight" contributed Capt. Mark w.
Magnan, of Wauwatosa, Wis, COM
handing officer at Whitehorse.
1t. Carl j. Cusanelli Of North
Bergen, N. j., navigator, who IS
based at Fort Nelson. and 1t. Vergil
Bates of Rock Island, Ill, finance
officer based at Edmonton, each put
in lis bit as the story unwound.
Staff Sgt. j. j. Buckley, crew
chief from Edmonton, was the other
member of the Military Air Trans
port Service aboard the airplane.
These men from different M. A.
T. S. attachments, were on an Of
fetal mission originating at Ed
monitor. Their objective was to stop
at American and Alaskan stations
along the Northwest Staring Route
to pay troops and pick up and dis
tri ute supplies.
Arrivinc in Whitehorse Tuesday at
1890 pm, their normal mission was
terminated Pay had been complet-
ed. Only further distribution OF
supplies remained.
After breakfast yesterday, they
learned from the r. C. A. F. COM
manding officer that, through Brig
adie~ Connolly. who was taking care
of the Governor permission had
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cen obtained from Edmonton t.
divert the flight.
The supply mission was cancel
led for the time being.
The party left Whitehorse at 1:3l
M, Yukon time, and arrived al
Gustavus two hours and as minutes
later.
We experienced 90 to 100-mile
head Winds" said Whittier, "ano
Streme turbulence all the way. II
hecame so turbulent that we went ur
TO 10000 feet where it was smooth
-partly for the passengers COM
tert, also to avoid rupturing the
frame.
instead oi letting down over
Gustavus, we couldn't get in, so at
empted Juneau, under visual flight
u'es, which meant pretty low fly
ing
I'VE got as far as Sister Island
here we ran into a solid ice fog
nall smack on the water anG ex-
eadiny 5000 TO 1900 feet, We had
TO race in the dusk for Gustavus,
81 ere squall blocked the view
Just for minutes. there was hole
ever the field, and we went in, with
Big storm moving in fast from
ne left.
II Just seemed to be luck, he
went en-. This morning, we we're at
The field at $50; we got the snow
md ice off the airplane, and waited
or daylight. Snow made ceiling Wis
iility zero at pre-flight time.
I'VE waited-there was a break
we dashed out-and Gustavus closec
IN right away. There would have
zen no chance of returning
Both the Governor and his wife
were good sports the pilot con-
tinued, although Mrs. Gruening dc
lench her fists against the arm
rests. The Governor spent much o
II g south ound flight in the navi-
atcr's seat"
TIE filters plan to take off to-
borrow morning for Whitehorse
Were they will resume the supply
mission where it was cut short.
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Alaska Man
Lost, Seattle

SEATTLE, Jan. 6-lR- Mrs
siebelle Walker, Kenai, Alaska
in a hotel room today trying
% figure out where her bear
batiling husband, d. c. (Pappy)
y alker, could be.
The 2O0-pound husband, who
fought a huge Alaskan brown bear
with bare hands last July 81. was
supposed to be in a hospital, re-
covering from a second operation
en- his mangled arm.
Mrs. Walker flew down from
Anchorage Tuesday night to sur
liise him. She got the surprise
re had left the hospital a few
LOUIS before and no one knew
where hn want.
She Was sure ne was in Seattle,
and DR.. L. T. Edmunds, his physi-
clan, had told him TO return for
a check-up. Tom Clarke, a friend
wss aiding her.
''Doggone that man. the Vi
vacious Mrs. Walker said even
after % years with him, l never
know what's going to happen next. y
She recalled that she and her
husband and their dog Boots, came
upon four of the bears near their
Kenai homestead and dairy farm.
One OF them mauled Walker bad
iy, ripping off his scalp, while she
ran to safety. The dog helped put
he bears to flight
-Four days later" she said, Pap
py told the doctor he figured a
good man could whip cre of those
L.ankety- blank bears"
she has another surprise for
Pappy. They Will spend the winter
N Oklahoma and Arkansas, away
..Cm the four feet OF snow at
kenai.
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MARTHA SOCIETY
MEETING FRIDAY;
INSTALL OFFICERS

The regular business meeting OF
the Martha Society will be held in
the church parlors Friday, January
7. Hostesses for the dessert lunch
con will be Mrs. E. J. Cowling, ana
Mrs. Birdie Blomgren.
Officers for the coming year VIII
Re installed by the Rev. w Ills r.
Booth. Mrs. Harvey Startling will be
President. Mrs, J. w. LEVERS, First
Vice-President; Mrs. Ralph Wright.
Second Vice-President Mrs. Clar-
ence Warfield. Treasurer Mrs. Hugh
Antrim. Recording Secretary. and
Mrs. Thomas Morgan Correspond
ing Secretary.
All members are urged to be pres
cnt.
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MRS. KOBBv RETURNS
ON VIP.' PLhNE
Still wearing the dark Stacks and
fluffy white sweater in which she
left Gustavus early this morning
on the airplane which brought in
Governor Ernest Gruening and
party, Mrs. agnes Kobbe went
straight to her desk in the Gov
errors office.
Mrs. Kobbe returned tthe hard
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MUSEUM ATTENDANCE UP

Edward l.. Keithahn, curator of
the Territorial Museum, has been
delving in the records of the past
several years, counting the sigma
lures in the visitors boob for 1913.
To his surprise, last year showed
4 large increase over 1947, despite
The 95-day shipping strike.
1--WE are rapidly approaching
pre-war numbers" said Keithahn
today.
There were 1864 museum visitors
N 1948 and 6,836 the year before.
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10 Passengers ON
INCOMING ALASKA
COASTAL, YESTERDAY

Alaska Coastal Anyways carried
10 outbound passengers yesterday
and brought six passengers into Ju-
neau.
From Wrangell: Linda Lee Lucas,
Shirley Mccormack.
From Petersburg: George Beckett,
jeanette Phillips.
From Hawk Inlet: Leo Rhode.
From Sitka: Jim Ellis, DR.. Phillip
Moore.
From Hoonah: Karl Maklner.
From Tenakee: George Madden.
Sam Asp.
To Sitka: W. E. Doctor. Mildred
Sydmon, j. w. Cox, j. o. Young.
To Wrangell: Mr. and Mrs. Miles.
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NOTICE

After January 10, no telephone
rentals for the month of January
will be accepted at discount. All
remittances must bear postmark OF
not later than discount date. Please
be prompt.
JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
TELEPHONE co. adv.
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DOROTHY sgEARNs Rolf

Glasses now enrolling: Tap, Ac-
robatic, Eccentric, Character, Bal
let, Boys acrobatic class, ladies ex-
elcise classes, ballroom instruction
or beginners. Phone Red SIS, 86 lot
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-01-06
WANT Abs


2 BEDROOMS-Large one levi
home. years old. 100'xl00' LOT
in good district. Large livips
room with fireplace. Dining room
Automatic hot water heat. Terms
ONE new house on Behrends Ave
full concrete basement with gar
age, full-view windows from liv,
ing room, dinette and kitchen
Hardwood floors. Automatic hot
air heat. Very liberal terms.
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DOG. BIKE LICENSES
ARE READY NOW

Jack Popejoy, City Clerk, an
nounces that 1949 bicycle licenses,
at 81, and new dog licenses, at
20 cents. now are available at the
City Hall.
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HERE FROM sITKA

HERE FROM SITKA
DIR. Phillip Moore, orthopedic
specialist from the Mt Edgecumbe
l1ospital. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Phillips of Sitka are staying at
The Baranof Hotel.
w X l. G. o M z
10 the Legislators and out of
own visitors to the Salmon Greek
Country Club. Sc st
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way) after a months leave n
which she wet to New York City
lie spend Christmas with her fam
lily.
JUNEAU AUCTION MARKET
81 E. st. Consignments daily.
I to pm All day Saturdays. Is At
1853 persons died in the Hartford,
Conn.,, circus fire of 1914
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JUNEAU SHRINE CLUE

JtNIhI SHRINE GLUE
Meets Friday night at in the
Dugout.
Oscar Elisen, President. ct
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Flexible Filler Sleds at Ns'sen's.
open noon until 6. 70 If
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WOMAN wants work OF any kind 4.
by day or week. Phi Blue 655
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xPEHTENC ED Clerk Stenograph- =.
Salary S258 per month. In
quire Room 203, Health Depart
men. Territorial Bldg. u tt /,
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SMALL BUSINESS, good location;
Sl5c0 includes stock and lease.
rent SIS month covers Broom
apartment in rear. Anyone cas.
operate this business without
training.
S78OC-2-bedroom house, new roof
new underneath, new floor fur
mace, new Norge refrigerator, nei
cleo. hot water heater with 40
gallon tank, new Easy Washirs-
mach, beds with box springs
and innerspring mattresses. Plen-
ty closet space. No yard, but in
good neighborhood, close in. Good
@ new furniture, Grapes, Venetian
blinds.
WILL COOLING house: bed
rooms, well furnished. New con-
crete Basement for income apt
Yard. aClose in. Make an offer.
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WANTED

7EflNIHD r3-rm fur apt. by Feb.
for couple and child. Phone
roe. Wall, USCG Storis. IS st
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ApTS., Rooms WITH .itcneI priv y.
neges Home Hotel. Phi 8se u Il
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HEY SAY gray hair comes from worry.
SO what follows is advice: Stop worryng
What follows now is HOW to stop worrying
at least when it comes money Buy United States
Savings Bonds where you work through the Payroll
Savings Plan. Or through the Bond A Month Plan
at your bank, if you're not on payroll
It's simple as that. And as profitable as this For
euery three doHarS you SAGE you gel four dollars back
Just think extra crisp ten dollar bill for every
thirty you invest after ten years!
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NTC.F CLEAN steam heated room
sfsr sfsafd baths Scandinavian
Rooms. 81 Is
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ONE 1500-Watt Universal Light
Plant. Complete with heavy duty
batteries. Cali Ludwig Nelson's
Jewelry Store. 976 II