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Evening star., 1949-12-12

13 ROOMS-Rent $75
Income quoted. $3.50 and apt. fos
owner; 5 apsss;o z sleepins rooms;
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
SELF SERvICE DGS-No
beer; mixed trade: doing over
$1,000 weekly; 6 days q weak;
closing pm. Price Sf6,5O0.
CIV. inc; truck. Terms.
Grocery buyers-H you are
experienced and capable Of
building UP q bus. ] have .
lge. store in one Of the best
colored transient streets in
town that is now rundown
and can be bought for $4,000.
lock, stock and barrel. X.
elusive. For further informs-
JOSEPH COHEN
Real Estate and Business
Broker. RE. 2136. Res.
ia 1882 ia
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ACCORDfONS. I. bass to IsO bass.
SIS up; NATIONAL PAWNgEo-
ACCoRDfoNS, new: reason; 100
bass; 10 lessons free TO purchasers.
N. Y. SCHOOL OF MODERN MUSIC.
$40. 18th st. NV. ST. 6064. GO.
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MEN

81 TO 35
Training as streetear or bus operators
will be siven selected men Of good
character with clear records; no ex-
paid while learning: other Dement'S
include free transportation, paid
vacations and sick leaves. Why not
apply now. Monday through Friday.
$3.50 An. to IL noon?
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment once. 3132 M st. NV.
lTAke Routes 80 Rosslyn, 20 Cabin
John. 80 Friendship Heights street.
cars to door, -l5
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BOOKKEEPER

Experienced and aualifed, to handle
complete set corporate books. Able
to handle detail rapidly and ae-
curately. Familiar with accounts
payable, processing and auditing
and departmental costs. Laundry,
perience preferred; permanent. re.
sponsible position with large Wash
ington firm. Call Mr.. Katz, RIA.
5000, for interview appt. Ia
BRICKLAYERS, white, report Fox
hall pl sc. or call FA O5S9. -12
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INTERIOR
DECORATOR

Estab. local decorating ronsultant has
time for ! or . new clients; builders,
decorators, prop. MANAGERS, or man
ufacturers. Can prepare pamphlets
and other advertising material. Part
slider working partnership in 1st-rate
flrm. Univ. grad. BOX 2l9-L. Star
Evening star., 1949-12-12

YOUNG NAN, white, to drive iight
aeliyeIy ctruek. xoPY-XAT. III
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YOUNG MAN
About 20 years of age
. to work In the rental
department of a we'll
known real estate firm.
Must have high school
education. Excellent
opportunity to learn
the real estate business.
Salary, 81 800 a year to
start. Box 106-D, Star.
-10
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PRODUCE MAN
merchandising: no drinkers. Apply
in person. 5715 Lee hwy. Arl. la
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MEN WITH CARS
To train locally for permanent posi-
tions With arts mfg. CO. VIII con-
willing worker. No canvassing
= Earninss while training around
500 wkly. Apply 3923 Bennins I'd
ne. 9 am. to 2 pm. only. LA
MEN-Coffee is now Americas hot
test senti4g item. STANDARD
COFFEE co. 10 now hiring neat
sctar, ,I route IT n.1s sslsssn men, ana So
or Alex. Hishest WAGES, commits.
sions and bonuses paid. See Mr.
eprinkle, 8 till 10 Am, 1914 N
Danville st., Arl., Va. -12
YOUNG MAN for sporting goods sell.
ing; geed references REQUIRED. MILLs
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
H0kDERS OF The Thrift CONNER
cial company. Incorporated. will be
held al rs Florida ave. NV,
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Thursday. JAN
uary L.. 1850. at = O'Clock pm,
for the election Of Trustees for the
ensuing year and for such other
business as may lawfully come be-
fore it. THE THRIFT COMMERCIAL
COMPANY. INC, L. H. Ferguson.
secretary.
THE ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
selecting and placing bookkeepers
accountants. ONCE managerS. RE.
:'167. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. IL
WILL NOT BE responsible for debts
contracted by anv on" other than
myself. JOHN H. ALLEN. 1887 18th
st. NV. l3'
Lock Trouble? MA. 6058
Home and auto locks repaired and
replaced Keys fitted to any lock;
door checks overhauled.
CENTRAL SAFE &; LOCK CO..
9O2 EYE ST. NV.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21

MICA, met at the Ebenezer Bap-
list church Sunday October l6.
Willie j. Williams, treasurer. John
E. Salley, secretary Miss Mar
garet Williams had a party at her
home last Saturday night. F. d.
Harrison was guest Grant Daven
and Bert Daven visited E, A. Har-
rlson and wife recently j. W.
DaVen is on the sick list. BE-
LIEVE 1T OR NOT-There is a
man around Sparkman that bought
so much high priced chicken feed
to get his hens TO lay that now
they are laying so much until he
has to cross the hens legs to keep
then from laying. A certain man,
not calling any name, ate five
dozen eggs at one meal and said
that he could eat at least a half
dozen more.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
RusseIIviHe
Jessie Foster

"'Sot osttI
The sister of Mr., and Mrs. X. ].
Shan visited them this week end
from Texas Miss Lucille Govan
has returned home following her
visit to Boston. She also visited
Canada while she was away Mrs.
Laura Ella Smith left last Sunday
night for Springfield. Illinois after
spending two weeks here Mrs.
Thomas Sims and daughter Donald
Simpson from Kansas are in the
city Vivian Carol Smith cele-
brated her second birthday at a
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
l.. Smith October 10th There were
fourteen boys and girls present.
They were served ice cream and
cake. All were given story books
as souvenirs. Those In attendance
were Barbara Wellington, Steven
Pearson, Barbara and Imogene
Stewart, Richard and Johnny
Brown, Glenda Faye Ross, Joe Ma
than Landrum. Mammie Joe Jack
son, Doris ond Delois Jackson and
Donna NJ Sims of Kansas City,
Missouri.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21

tary subjects; A, l.. Tatum, ele-
mentary; Miss Minnie Smith, pri-
mary Mrs. Mary NJ Townsend
elementary and music The llth
and 18th grades, under the super
vision of Prof, Porehia and other
teachers sponsored a fish supper
at the school auditorium week be-
fore last. A chorus and female
quartet was organized recently by
Mrs Townsend. The following Of
Ulcers were elected. A. c. Nc
Donald, president, Georgia M.
Queary, secretary; Indiana Jones,
treasurer, L, G Trammel, reporter;
Thelmarie Dinkins and Indiana
Jones were elected as leading So
loists of the group.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21

party will be held with Mrs. O.
Il. Seats in the near future VIII
Mitehnor's son, Lee Andrew Nit
chnor who has been i'll for some
time in Springfield, Missouri pass
ed His body was brought here by
the Home Co. and buried in the
Duties cemetery Mr. and Mrs,
II. a, Smith have returned home
after spending a week in Yazoo,
Mississippi with his mother and
father. Rev and Mrs. Irene
Shumphert of Little Rock were in
the city last week visiting Mrs.
Ida Bufford and Miss Louweliyn
Fuller The Gospel Singers of
Chicago presented a program at
the CINE church sponsored by Mrs.
Dora Robinson. Rev. A. Logwood
is pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
ME Kelly has returned home after


ME Kelly has returned home after
an extended visit with relatives
and friends Mrs. Higgihbottom
and Miss Alma Stovell enjoyed the
weekend at home in Little Rock.
Rev Rhone delivered an inspiring
message at New Light CINE church
last Sunday The Childress PTA
held its monthly meeting Thurs
day night October 6, A large num-
Der of parents were present .... The
faculty of Childress high school
surprised Mrs Nealy May, instrue-
tor of the school. with a birthday
party recently. The members of
Chapter IA, Howard Co. Beautie-
ians attended the executive meet
ing of Arkansas colored beautic-
ians held at Camden. Those attend
ing were Misses Elnora and Zeph-
rine Wesson. Mrs. Thelma Turner,
Mrs. Lou Ella Coulter and Mrs.
Juanita Williams. James Crofton
motored the group to Camden
II any one would like to buy a
STATE PRESS Glen Allen Gun
mel is Nashville's agent.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
PARkDALE
Luyenia Maxwell


Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gullege are
In a Little Rock hospital with their
baby who is being treated. Mrs
Carrie B. Allison of Montrose is
visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
Jim Mooney-....Mrs. Malissa Beal
returned to her home in Fort My
ers. Florida after spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Wen
fhom Maxwell Mrs. L. c. Vaughn
is in Little Rock at the United
Friends hospital for treatments.
Marion and Henry Maxwell at
tended the livestock show in Little
Rock on the 10th Willie ID. Pace
mas called TO Alabama because OF
death Of his grandmother, Mrs.
Eliza Marzette Mrs. Ernestine
Burn is visiting her uncle. L. II.
Washington.....Mrs. Doris Lang
staff Of Crossett visited her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Robcr. coun-
ell recently.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
SPARkMAN

The Harmony Baptist church
under the pastorate of Rev. F. r.
Williams held its regular worship
service October 8. Amount of
money raised during the day was
$4,000 plus $1,000 donated by Bro.
Jessie Buddy Lork who is i'll
and now in the University hospi-
tai. The following officers were
elected to serve the church for the
year 1850: Marvin Wolker, super
intendent Sunday School; Theodis
Wesley. Clerk; John Forde, assis-
tant clerk; Huey Knight, treasurer;
Joseph Hall, president of choir;
Mrs. Bertha Hall, pianist; Mrs.
lrma Moore, president of Missions;
Mrs. Mable Walker, supervisor of
young people; Morris Wayar, pres
ident kitchenette; Phil Hughes.
lanitor; Charles Hughes, president
of Usher board; and Lille B. Car
ter, reporter. With fine leader as
Rev Williams, the church has all
modern convenienees. Electric
lights were installed recently. Wis
itors last Sunday were Raymond
Green and family of Arkadelphia
Visitors are always welcomed at
Harmony Baptist church The Y.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
Chidester
b. l., Sackwell

Is. l.. SackWelI
Two funerals were held at Good
Hope AME church Sunday October
End. Henry Walker of Chichester
and Rith Avery of Ell Dorado. .........
Funeral services for Mrs. Pearlee
Gulley of Los Angeles will be held
at Good Hope church Rev. and
Mrs. Bonnie Dansby and daughter
were here last Sunday from Nash
vile, Arkansas Rev. Dansby de-
livered the II o'clock message at
Good Hope. He preached a fine
sermon. He met quite a few of his
relatives and friends while visiting
at Good Hope Mrs. Chester Sock
we'll and Mrs. Vdell Sockwell were
dinner guest of Mrs. Naomi Alex
ander recently Mrs. Vinie Cross
is improving Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Soekwell and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Henry Sockwell were guests at a
birthday party at the home of Mrs.
Fannie Blake recently.
The Chichester high school OPEN
ed September 5th and has made a
successful milestone since its OPEN
ing The school has a well trained
faculty this year and they have a
fine constructive program plann-
ed for the future. Prof. Seth
Porchia is the worthy principal.
The teachers are: Miss Eller
Elliott, literature. Miss Ruth Wallis
englist; Mrs. Burnice Porehia. his
tory; Mrs. Francis Gonsolin. health
and safey; James Currey elemen
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21

Mitchell. w, p, Rev. j. E. Flowers,
pastor Mary Elizabeth was the
name given the baby girl born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Turner. Mrs.
d. A. b. Anderson and daughter
of Lowann visIte% M, N,
Lewis reeently,..,.Rev, Mrs, Walter
Turner of Richmond, California
is visiting friends here this week.
Earl Brown and Charles Norris,
students of A. M, & N. college
spent the week end with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Moore of Sparkman visited Mrs.
S. V. Caldwell last week Mrs. l..
C. Farris of Camden was guest OF
Mrs. Lewis last Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
AUGUSTA



Mrs DOME Peacock of Indianapo-
lis, Indiana is in the city. She is
house guest of Mrs B. c. Marshall
and Edd Bradley Mr.. and Mrs,
Eddie Brown and daughter, GWin-
dolyn, attended the Rodeo in Lit
Tie Rock last week .Leeie CRU
teher and Mrs. Annie Sewer mo-
tored to Little Rock TO visit Mrs.
Mamie Crutcher who is in the
hospital at Alexandra Mrs. Vera
Wells of Detroit is in the city Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. S.A Wells
Miss Edith Mae Gaines who has
been visiting her mother in Alex
andra returned home. Miss Gaines
was injured when a car struck her
as she alighted from the bus. X
rays have been taken to determine
the extent of her injuries -. Mrs.
Lowell Tally of Little Rock, sister
of Mrs. NJ l.. Caldwell is reported
TO be mudh better at this writing %.
Mrs. Corine SEWER left last Mon
day for her home in Chicago Sec. l.
L. Phillips the state All club a.
gent of Little Rock was in the
city last week Will Mitehnor
was knocked off his bike last
week by speeding car He is a.
lie to be up now The Stanley
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21

ca of Booker 7 Washington, school
held their annual election Friday
evening in the Home Economies
department. Mrs, E. Turner, the
sponsor was chairman for the
meeting Miss Hazen Brooks was
elected president She is the first
junior to hold the office of presi-
dent since the chapter was orga-
nlzed in l947, Carolyn Parks, a
freshman was elected vice-presi-
Gent, while Misses Bertha Mae
johnson and Glenda Smith were
elected secretary and assistant rec
rotary respectively. Miss Bettye
Howard is the treasurer and Miss
Zelma Brunson will be song lear
er for the year. Alberta Reed is
historian and Freddye Sue Turner
Is business manager, Norvella
Ware was elected sergeant-at-arms
and Mrs. Mary Parker is being
honored as Chapter mother. The
chapter will charter a bus to car
ry the entire membership to the
District meeting in Helena the
first of November -. Other clubs
have been organized at BTW. The
Glee Club has elected its officers
to serve this school year as fol-
lows: G. D. Mckinney, president.
Hazel Brooks. secretary Mary
Williams. assistant secretary; Fred
dye Sue Turner treasurer: Charles
Jones, business manager; and Jul
Illus Nicholson. sergeant-at-arms
The Seniors organized on the 26th
of September. Mrs. f. Turner is
their sponsor. Officers are as fol-
lows: Freddye Sue Turner. presi-
dent, G. d. Mckinney, viee- presi-
dent; Cleo Smith, sercetery; Chas.
Jones, business manager.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
0es Arc
Ella Mae Brown

Rev. W. T Watson, pastor of
Bethel AME church held regular
vices last Sunday He preached
ming and evening Many of
congregation went to ST. Luke
;sefsiay afternoon for the install
taiion services of the pastor. Mrs.
Bessie Dixon Mrs. Letha Mae
Hood OF Hickory Plain was visitor
In the city last week Mrs. One
fha williams of Little Rock visi-
ted her sister Mrs. Louise Ford.
recently Mrs, Essie Montague of
Illinois is here visiting with reali-
lives Mrs Donnie johnson
and Clyde Stribling are i'll Sun
day School at Fellowship B. c.
WAS very we'll attended. in spite
OF the rainy weather. Eugene
Gcodlow has returned from a
check-np in the hospital.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
DUN
Eugene Thomas

Sieve Lastan, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
din and Mrs. S. D. Wilson visited
Mrs Pearl Robertson in Dermott
Hospital reeently......Mrs. Daisy
McGraw and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Thomas were in Greenville, Mis-
sisssippi recently. With a very
large enrolment the school opened
last week. The teachers are LIST
grade, Mrs. Reed; End grade, Mrs.
Spann; Bird grade. Mrs. Gordan;
4th grade, Mrs. Mays; 5tn grade,
Miss Lacy; 9th grade, Mrs. Mitch
ell; 18th grade, Miss Wyne; 9th
grade Prof. Reed who is also prin-
cipal of the grade school. Prof.
Burns is principal of the high
school with Mrs. Williams and
Mrs Crawford as teachers.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
MALVERN
Jimmie Atkinson

A hapless eleven from Mag
nolls got off TO a bad start last
Thursday rght by fumbling Pete
Willis first kicked ball on their
4-yard line. Their speed seemed a
snaiis pace as compared TO the
feline dash of the Bullocks Leo
pard who downed the ball carrier
before he could gain yards. And
TO add misery TO injury. in the next
two plays. they lost the ball. II
seemed easy for fleet-footed Riley
Young 10 pick up yards for the
first tally The conversion was
good. Then Willis assisted by all
state tackle. Al Foreman and his
forward wall, drove through from
center for T. d. no. 2. Red" Frae-
TONS conversion was o X.
Sad TO say. but the down state
lads entered the second quarter
with the back OF their defense
broken, leaving the victory mad
Leopards 10 score almost a, will.
Fine interference took Fraction
over for No. 3. and the half found
the ball In Malvern's hands. rest
Ing on Magnolia's 2-yard line.
During the half. while Jimmy
Moore and his Hucklc Buck band
entertained some 1000 fans. Coach
Bullocks was found pleading for
about murder for the crippled
foe.
Murder. he says. was in their
hearts as they went back Charlie
Carol took first blood convcr.
sion, Big Babe Thompson, good
hVpcrt latum followed soon after
and the classic ended with five
iouchdowns and four conversions
TO Leopard credit and Magnolia
In the cellar like they started.
After two years Of set.backs
after starting from scratch with
agony sweat and tears. Z, seems
that Shalma r. Bullocks has built
% football team from babies: n
team the entire populacc Of Nal.
vcrn need not be ashamed Of
Friday Of this week, they journey
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
WyiLMOT
Maple Parker

Lticious Harris made a business
"trip to Nashville last Saturday
Henry French of Lora, Ohio is
visiting his mother and father. Mr..
and Mrs. Wade French Miss Dill
lie Mae Mathis and Mrs. Vernice
Wafer have returned home from
Lora. Ohio where they spent their
vacation Mrs. Mamie Green is
visiting her brother, Theodest
Green. Mrs. Dollie Neal and Her.
bert Miles. Jr. have returned home
from Omaha, Nebraska where they
spent their vacation. Mrs. Rosa
Hill and Ebert Burnell are on the
sick lst......The STATE PRESS is
sold on the street each Saturday
by Willie L. Parker. 49,. -.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
College Station


Seiis Hadley
On the fifth Sunday a, 200
O'Clock the pastor. members and
choir are invited 10 the Zion Hill
baptist church 10 a rally sponsored
by the pastors aid club. Mrs. w.
M. Bledsoe is the general director.
Mrs Floyd White OF Savannah
was the guest Of her father and
siepmothor. Mr. and Mrs. George
Shannon Miss Mary + Ward and
Rudolph Lyons motored here from
Galcsburg. Illinois and was the
guests Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Chester Ward snd family. She
spent several days here.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
NASHVILLE
Glen Allen CunneI

The MIA club Of childrcss high
Is getting off 10 a good start with
Mary NJ Smith as principal. They
elected officers Tor the war They
were happy 20 welcome g new
members 70 the club Plans were
made 20 send a representative 10
the District meeting October IS al
Stamps Miss Georgia NJ Thomas
and Miss Mablc Williams are home
fer the weekend They are fresh.
rscn Of Arkansas State Mrs An.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
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Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
Dewitt

Wayman Jackson and wife of
Chicago are visiting their sister.
Mrs. Arvella Pitts of this city.
Will Brooks. Eddie Brooks, AL
Ian Davis and wife, Caste Mitchell
Wallace Anthony and Jessie Bow
ers all of Laid, Arkansas, Willie
Brunson and wife, Miss Armon-
dia Rodgers, Arthur Pitts and wife
OF Pine Buff were guests at first
Baptist church last Sunday .........
Miss Doretha Stevens of st. Louis
is visiting her father, E. C. Stevens.
The Dewitt branch of the NAA
CP is sponsoring a membership
rally October 23rd at the First
Baptist church at 100 p. NJ. DR.. J.
a. White, state president, of War
rem Arkansas announced there will
also be spiritual singing day and
night. All old members are asked
to come and renew their member
ship. Sam Kennedy, president.
IOkIE cDNDn
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
SMACKOVER
Collie Caldwell

The o. E. S. No. 1863 held their
annual Peake Memorial Services
at First Baptist church October rs
Mrs Pearlee Spralls W. NJ. John
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21

to South Arkansas to see If they
can smack over Smackovar
Evening star., 1949-10-09

It is a 66-mile run over U. s.
7Ol and 70 to Raleigh. the
capital.
Raleigh. founded in 1892, Is
In the heart of the cotton
and tobacco merchan ndising
area. It played its part in
the Revolutionary and Civil
Wars. a fact which becomes
apparent when a visit Is made
to the Hall of History and
the State Museum. The
birthplace of our l7th Presi-
dent, Andrew Johnson, a
small frame structure, has
been moved to the campus of
State College.
After visiting the capitol
and the State Art Museum,
we move north to Wake Forest,
seat Of the Baptist College Of
that name. and then continue
on U. s. l to South Hill, first
sizeable stop in the southern
part OF Virginia. Travelling
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Pose IS

northeast, we reach Peters,
burg, at the falls of the Ap-
pomattox River. It Is the CEN
ter of a peanut growing area
and claims to have the worlds
largest luggage factory. The
fall of Petersburg preceded
Grants victory over Lee at
Appomattox Courthouse. The
Battle of the Crater was a
high spot in that campaign.
But a short run north Is
Richmond. capital Of the Old
Dominion and wartime cap
ital of the Confederacy. West
over. built In l730 by william
Byrd. Is a lovely mansion in
a perfect state Of preserva-
ton but 20 miles from Rich
mond.
Continuing on U. s. l
through Ladysmith and by
passing Fredericksburg. we
reach Washington. LOT miles
north of Richmond.
Seward seaport record. (Seward, Alaska) 1948-195?, 1949-09-30
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL
ELECTION
City of Seward. Alaska

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that on Tuesday, the fourth day of
October, 1949, the General Munich
pal Election will be held. The Of
ficial polling place will be at the
City Hall on the Corner of Fourth
Avenue and Adams Street, Seward,
Alaska.
The polls will be open from s
AM, until PM. on that day.
The Ballots will be available for
the following offices and Ordinance
No. 1893:
Mayor, for tWo-year term.
Three Councilmen, each for two
year term.
One School Board Member, for
three-year term.
One Utility Board Member, for
five-year term.
Ordinance 1913 being an ordinance
authorizing the Common Council
to exchange road right of way of
LIST Avenue abutting Lots l to 18
inclusive of Block l, Bayview Ad-
dition, 40ft. right of way APP
proximately $40 #. in length con-
tanning approximately IA acres, for
existing right of way commencing
at B Street intersection in Bayview
Addition and joining the Lagoon
Road, distance of approximately
1854 feet of 40 fl. right of way
containing approximately Is acres,
owned by Herman Leirer.
QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS
Every person who is 81 years of
age or over, who is a citizen of the
United States, and who has resid-
ed in the Territory of Alaska for
one year next preceding the Elec-
ton, and within the limits of the
City of Seward for thirty days next
preceding the day of said election,
shall be qualified voter.
Petitions of candidates for office
will be accepted for filing at the
office of the City Clerk until 3
PM. of the 9th day of September,
1949.
DATED at Seward, Alaska this
18th day of September, 1949.
MARITIME JOHANSEN,
City Clerk, City of Seward,
2l-23-25 Alaska