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Seward seaport record., 1949-08-16
The C.ad&e RoeGe.

In a restless mood last night, I walked abroad in the quiet of the late evening, under an infinitely clear sky and reflected upon the c h ngel ess yet ever changing world we live in.
 The death of an old and respect ed citizen led me to think upon the many changes which have taken place during her lifetime in Seward. Men and women arrived filled with hope and ambition for a new and better life, or in bitter ness and despair, seeking forget fitness of past experiences. People have lived and loved, begat and raised children, died and were bur- jed, all under the never changing moon and midnight sun, within the shadow of towering and pro tective mountains. The tides have risen and fallen in ageless rhythm, snow blanketed winter and sun drenched summer have followed in uncomfortable sequence.
 Only the times and people have changed. Times changed for better or worse by the mistakes or wis dom of the people. One has only to reflect upon the past few years in ward to recognize many changes, and it is up to us, to in dividual and collective thinking and action whether the environ ment of the town will be bene- ficial to our children or otherwise.
 We grieve for an old friend whom we seldom saw in late years, but whose presence was felt, and will lay her gently for her last sleep under the shadow of a God made monument that will never crumble nor fall away. We yearn to offer comfort to her daughter who is known to everyday, but have no words, except to remind her that now her loved one is one
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-16
Lobor Dept. Officials Check Safety Factors

MT. Ed Garnick, deputy commis- sioner of the Territorial Depart ment of Labor is in Seward this week checking on safe y for workers in commercial and indus trial organizations. He expects to include dry cleaning establish ments, bakeries, machine shops, the docks and any business em- ploying men or women around machinery in his inspection for the purpose of suggesting sal ty measures.
 A book of safety codes is now in preparation by the Territorial Department and will be issued in the near future.
 Garnick has completed tour of inspec on in Southeastern Alaska and will go to Anchorage and the Westward after leaving Seward
 Child Labor
 Mrs. Lillie Angerman, an in- spector for the Department of Labor, is also in town this week checking and advising employers of child labor. Mrs Angerman called attention to Section 2 of Chapter 73 of the Alaska Child Labor Law, which states specif- ically:
 That no minor under Is years of age shall be employed, permitted or suffered to work in any gainful occupation for more than hours in one day, 40 hours in any week or for more than 6 days in any week
 Other prohibitions under the law are detailed on a poster provided by the department and will be posted conspicuously at places of employment.
 with that never changing world that is always with us whenever we open our eyes to see it.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-16
Migratory Bird Law For 1q4q Season
(Continued from Page D Means for Taking Birds


 Means for Taking Birds
 All automatic or repeating shot guns must not be capable of hold ing more than three (3) shells. It is illegal to use combination guns. It is illegal to use any bait or live decoys.
 It is illegal to use airplanes or other powered vehicles or craft to assist in taking migratory birds.
 (See Migratory Bird Regulations for other restrictions) Transportation and Post-Season Possession
 Migratory birds may only be pos sessed for NINETY (9O) days after the close of the season.
 Birds which are being shipped must have the head, the head plumage, and the feet attached.
 Any package in which such birds Cor parts) are being transported or shipped must have the name and address of the shipper and the con signee, together with an accurate statement of the numbers and kinds of birds contained in the package, clearly and conspicuously marked on the outside.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-16
i, Anchorage Law Firm
 Attorney for Seward

The Anchorage law firm of Hummer and Arnell will serve the City of Seward in legal matters, Raymond E. Hummer announced Tuesday in Seward.
 At the request of Mayor Eugene Lanier, Hummer flew down from Anchorage Monday to meet with the City Council at meeting in the evening. The arrangement was made with the firm following the resignation of former city attorney Carl J. Hutton last week.
 At the present time Seward has special election coming up and a number of ordinances which need revision, besides a need for legal advice on matters pertaining to the issuance of bonds for the school addition and for the power plant.
 SewarditeS will remember that Raymond E. Hummer has held the offices of District Attorney and Assistant District Attorney from August, 1944, until March, 1949 a period of nearly five years.
 His associate, E. L. Arnell, is also we'll known, having been As sistant District Attorney as well as City Attorney in Anchorage. At one time Arnell also acted as at torney for Seward.
 Hummer said in an interview that he has always liked Seward and at one time had thought of practicing in this city. He said that the city appears to have progressed a great deal in the past couple of years.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-16

The Blue Shop announces that Ginger Lohman has been elected to full paid up membership in the Savings Club and is receiving a Blue Shop suit this week.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-16

Walt O'Brien, longtime resident at Mile and well known Seward dock worker, left Saturday by plane for a short visit in the States.
Seward seaport record., 1949-08-16

Do you know your house number7
Evening star., 1949-12-11

ported to the Health Department,
with 4 total Of 10 cases since
October /. One death has oc-
CURED. From January 1 to De-
cember 3 this year 38 cases Of
diphtheria were reported, with
seven deaths. Last year from
January to October only five
cases were reported and no deaths.
DR.. Seckinger said that for two
consecutive years, 1914 and 1915,
only 10 cases were reported and
no deaths. He said that delay
Evening star., 1949-12-11

in treating diphtheria cases with
antitoxin appears to account for
the severity of symptoms in some
of the cases reported and all the
deaths. Persons with sore throats
should have throat cultures taken
Immediately, he added.
"Diptheria antitoxin is the only
remedy for diphtheria." DR.. Seek
niger said, land this should. be
given as early as possible. Chill
dren under 10 years Of age who
have not been immunized within
Evening star., 1949-12-11

EASTERN STAR INsTAIIS OFFICERS-Mrs Ray K Wonderly
4114 Arkansas NV, and Raymond N Babcock ALL
Me- installed last night worthy grand
worthy grand patron the Order of the
Star the District Other officers of the order also
installed ceremonies in Lisner Auditorium The
54th meeting of the organization
which than $4,000 members Grand Past Matron
Grace Kimmel served as Installing Grand Matron
'-E Star staff Photo
Evening star., 1949-12-11

the past two years should be in
oculated by the family physician
or in one of the Health Depart.
ment's Clinics"
The Polk Clinic. Seventh and
P streets NV, and the Southwest
Health Center, Delaware avenue
and Eye street SW., will ad-
minister the antitoxin every We'd
nesday at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Watch Sore Throats,
Health Chief Warns

Sore throats should be viewed
with suspicion because they
might precede diphtheria, Health
Officer Daniel L. Seckinger warned
yesterday.
In each Of the last six weeks
cases of diphtheria have been re-
Evening star., 1949-12-11

Hungarian workers have been
obliged to subscribe $42,500,000 to
the governments five-year-plan.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-08-13
Round Four

They worked hard on the swelling
under Gus right eye in the corner.
Charles, fighting an aggressive fight
drove two stiff lefts to the head.
Gus caught a right to the body. A
solid right to the jaw by Charles
made him back away, Ezzard, in and
out, was hooking the left and throw
ing the Earring overland right in an
effective one-two. Gus held on. Gus
backed away from the champion.
Gus sagged and almost went down
from two left hooks and a right to
the head. Charles sent right to the
body at the bell.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-08-13
Round Two

Gus rushed to mid-ring but didn't
score. Lesnevich caught two left
jabs on the chin. Charles drove a
right to the body and raised a welt
under Lesnevich's left eye with n
right. Lesnevich made Ezzy's eyes
blink with a high right. Charles,
swinging lawmakers, staggered Les
nevich with two rights. The cham
pion threw a left-right to Gus head.
Charles stalked plodding Gus, who
missed a right uppercut. Charles
Strengthened up Gus with a right
to the head, followed by a stiff left
hook.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-08-13
Round Three

Gus had a patch over his right eye
as he came out. Charles carried the
fight to Gus. Charles landed a long
right to the head that shook Gus.
Charles jabs Lesnevich's head back.
The action slowed down a bit with
Charles moving away from Gus
wild right. Charles shook off Gus
straight right to the jaw. Gus had
slowed down to a walk Charles stag
gering him and in close with an
overland right. Gus went into
a clinch. Charles went under Les
nevich's wild leads and scored with
a jab.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-08-13
Challenger Quits
After 9TH Round

The MIA heavyweight champion
Ezzard Charles proved to fight fans
Wednesday that he was no fluke by
battering challenger Gus Lesnevich
into submission after seven punish
ing rounds at Yankee Stadium.
The impressive victory by the
sharpshooting Cincinnatian vastly
bolstered his claim to the world
heavyweight championship, which
he already held in the AZ states con-
trolled by the National Boxing as
ISOLATION.
The one-sided battle ended when
Lesnevich's manager Joe Vella, call
ed referee Ruby Goldstein over to
Gus corner at the end of the 18th
and told him the former light
heavyweight champion had enough.
Under New York rules, the fight
was scored as ending in the It'll
round.
The gate fell short of expectation
with a crowd of $3.50 sweltering
fans paying only $75,832 into the
Golfers Of the International Boxing
Club, promoting its first major fight
in New York. That does not include
$40 for radio rights. Each fight
er gets % per cent after taxes are
taken out.
Both of Gus eyes were puffed I'M
til he was peering through mere
Sits, and he was bleeding profusely
from a deep cut under his left orb.
He had taken a terrible beating in
the seventh and had staggered to
his stool like very tired old man.
Charles, who won the MIA title
by beating Jersey Joe Walcott at
Chicago just seven weeks ago, car
ried every round except one by wide
margins.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-08-13
=! MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI, FLORIDA
PAGE TWO SATURDAY, AUGUST 49, 1949

Watkins is the former husband of
Mrs. Sammie Watkins, veteran
Rockland Palace waitress.
William Amory of Westchester
NY was second with $500 and
DR.. Howard r. Reckling, third with
S6-14-72.
Only IS players out of "a starters
battled through the rain and wind
to finish and they, at the end of the
day were like drowned kittens.
Prize winners were Watkins,
championship cup, golf shoes and
two boxes of balls, also the DR.. Clar-
ence w. Hogans Trophy.
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Round Five

Lesnevich came out fast but
Charles halted his rush with a left
to the head. Charles was warned by
the referee for hitting on the break.
Ezzy shot a left at Gus head and
right that swung all around and
landed on Gus back. Gus started to
bleed from a cut on the left cheek
bone, and fought back wildly.
Charles, sharpshooting with his left
kept Gus, firing badly, off balance,
Lesnevich landed his best punch of
the fight, a left hook to the head
but Charles shook it off. Charles
was wild, fighting at long range and
dancing around flatfooted Gus.
Charles sent Gus head back with a
jab.
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BLOwBHBLOw DESCRIPTION
Round One

Round One
Charles dug left to the body as
Lesnevich rushed out, Lesnevich
bore in and smacked a right to
Charles jaw. Lesnevich's followed
with another right to the head.
Charles scored with series of
short body blows and buckled Gus
knees with a right. Charles stagger-
ed his foe with a overland right to
the jaw and Gus was forced to hold
on,
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JUST BROWSIN'
By PAUL R. HENRY

That automobile! In Alabama, a
young father CWhite) who wanted
a car, sold his year-year-old
daughter for $500 to purchase a
used car. He was sent to prison for
one year and another child months
old taken from his wife and COM
mitted to the custody of welfare de-
partment.
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Dorsey Raps
Dixie, 23-4

Dorsey Park polished off Dixie
park, 23-4, Wednesday afternoon in
the semifinals of the city's junior
baseball tournament at Dorsey park.
Ken Ambrister, Z, gave up only
two hits in four innings before be-
ing relieved by Elmer Watson, who
went the rest of the way without
allowing hit.
The other semifinal between Lib
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Watkins Wins NY
Age-Corbin Golf
Tourney
By LOUIS RAFAEL CoRBIN

MOHANSIC PARK Golf Course,
Yorktown Heights, NY - Arthur
Watkins, businessman golfer of New
York City, was the winner Of the
second weekly NY Age-Corgin han
dicap golf tournament. His score of
1925 - 81, which was made under
weather conditions involving lots of
rain and wind. He was out in front
of the field by seven strokes.
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There's talk of the new federal
judgeship being offered to State Su-
preme Court Justice Paul D. Barnes
who says, if it's offered him, he
would give it serious consideration.
Why not?
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Editor Reeves and Is top news
boys from the Miami Times were
guests at the Ritz Theatre on Mon
day afternoon to see the screen YER
sion of Ring Lardners dramatic
story Champion"
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The most interesting topic on the
avenues this week is House Rent.
Just how high will it go? Just how
difficult it's going to be to meet
rents with so many folks out of
work? That's going to be solved
somehow. Everything else is.
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In Ecuador earthquakes wrought
havoc 5000 or more killed. Millions
in property damage.
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In India a Mohammedan ended a
family argument by slicing off the
noses of his wife, his mother-in-law
and a female cousin. Not so much
unlike cuttings Standings, ice pick
ings, etc in this country.