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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16

DailininkO CeslOvO JanuSO is
tremties atsiustu graziu Balti-
jos juros ir Lietuvos gamtos
vaizdu bel mediniu leksciu ga
lima isigyti per:
X. Motuzas, 1913 117th ST.,
Richmond Hill 10, NY.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
LITERATUROS IR MEMO
VAKARAS

Pirma karta musu mieste bu-
We tremtiniai sumane surengti
literaturOs ir memo vakara. JlS
ivyko sekmadieni, kovo II d.
buv. Lietuviu Svetaineje.
Programme dalyvavo muzi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
BUVUSIQ TREMTINIV dos
SUSIRINKIMAS

bU VUSlQ TKEMIlNlQ D-JOo
SUSIRINKIMAS
Sekmadieni kovo 26 d. l val.
p. p. buvusio Lietuviu svetainej
ivyks visuotinis Buv. Tremtiniu
D-jos susirihkimas. Valdyba
kviecia visus dalyvauti.
BUDRIUNO CHORAS
TARPTAUT. INSTITUTE
Tarptautinio Institute koncer-
tu direktore jau antra karta pa
kviete Br. Budriuno vedama Ra-
dijo Klubo chora dalyvauti pro-
gramoje. Institute koncertas
bus geguzes men. Art Institute
didziojoj auditorijoj. NJ. Sims
INzINIERIQ IR ARCHITEKTQ
SUSIRINKIMAS
Kovo 26 d., tuoj pc pamaldQ,
sv. Antano parapijos mokyklo-
je ivyks Buv. Tremtiniu Inzinie-
riu ir Architektq D-jos susirin-
kimas. Visus inzinierius, archi-
tektus ir dirbancius technikos
srityje kolegiskai kvieciame da-
lyvauti. Atskirais pakvietimais
kviesti nenumatoma. Valdyba
ALTS~4 SKYRIAUS SUSIRIN-
XMAS
Americas Lietuviu Tautines
S-gos 4 skyriaus menesinis SUI
sirinkimas ivyks sekmadieni, ko-
vo 19 d., 1890 val. po pietu,
Sv. Antano parapijos mokyklo-
! je, 25th ir Vernon H'way.
Ats Alto Skyriaus
Valdyba
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
P D EXC

siuo noriu pareiksti savo nuo-
sirdzia padeka Senosios R. Kat.
Baznycios (Old American R.
Cath. Church) vyskupui kun.
DIR. z. K. Vipartui, gyvenanciam
Westville, ILL.,, kuris, LietuviQ
Protestantu Sajungos pirminin-
ko DIR. M. Devenio prasomas,
suteike man ir mano zmonai
garantija atvykti j U.S.A. Di-
dziai gerbiamas vyskupas paro-
de nepaprasto nuosirdumo ir
pagalbos, kai, tik ka atvykus
j 81 krasta, teko jo bustines vie
toveje ieskoti savo paklydusio
bagazo. Veliau jisai, nepaisant
mano primygtinu siulymu, at
sisake priimti grazinima islai-
du, kurias jam teko padaryti
garantija sudarant ir kelione
nuo uosto apmokant.
Taip pat noreciau priminti,
kad dar tebegyvendamas Vo-
kietijoje nuo 1916 metu tu-
rejau Affidavit of Support"
lis placiai zinomo Americas lie
tuviu veikejo ir tremtiniu re-
meio p. J. Baciuno; veliau, jau
turedamas vyskupo Viparto ga
rantija, dar buvau caves ant
ra is p. Baciuno. Mel affidavitu
nei garantija del susidejusiu
apystovu man neteko pasinau-
doti; neteko taip pat butt ir
p. Baciuno sveciu jo vasarvie-
teje: jis buvo name pakvie-
tes visviena vykti tiesiai is uos-
to pas il, nors ir ne jo garantija
vaziavau. Bet uz gera sirdi ir
uz keleriopais atvejais parodyta
nora man padeti noriu sia pro-
ga ir p. J. Baciunui pareiksti
savo nuosirdzia padeka.
Su tikra pagarba
Vladas Jakubenas
Kompozitorius pianistas
Brangiems mano Geradariams
". ir l. Budreckiams, Elizabeth,
NY, O. ir r. Vaiciuliams, 228
Grove St.. Brooklyn, NY. bel
T. ir J. Valiulyt6ms, San Fran
cisco, Calf, padejusiems man
tremtyje ir davusiems man ne
uzmirstina pagalba mano dide-
delej nelaimej bel lankiusiems
Imane, reiskiu nuosirdziausia
lpadeka Angelo Zubkiene
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-03-16
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

! ISPUDINGA LIETUVIQ PARAPIJOS sVENTE
Dayvavo vyskupas Manning D. d. Svente isklme buvo fill
muojama. $4,000 nauios baznycios fondu.
Evening star., 1950-06-29

8 TOTS Beacon Cloth Robes. Sizes
z and 3. SoiIed. Reg. $l.ee.
Now 49e
8 Handmode Botiste Dresses.
Sizes and z. soiIed. Reg. Sl.ee.
NOW 59e
4 White Sailor Suits. 2-pieee
style. Long pants. Sizes 5 and s.
Req. $500. Now Sl.oo
IS Modeire Handmade Boby Pill
low Cases. Reg. $l.9e. Now,
SOC
10 Tots Skirts. Sizes ! to 3,
Reg. $500. Now ---5oe
Is White Christening Dresses
with Slips. Long length. soiIed.
Reg. $500. Now--------7oe
9 Christening coot end Bonnet
Sets. II inches long. SoiIed. Reg.
$7.e9. Now ---------Sl.5o
4S Cotton DirndoI Skirts. Prints.
Sizes 3 to ox. Reg, Sl.l5. Now,
3ee
IS Plastic Bosket Pods. PosteIs.
Slightly soiled. Reg. $l.3o. Now,
39e
1S Hondmede AII-wooI saques.
Pink trim. SoiIed. Reg. Sl.5e.
'No" I'VE
Is Girls Cotton Print Dresses.
Sizes 7 to Il. Reg. Sl.l5. Now,
35e
IS Pettieoots with penties. Moze
and Blue. Reg. S1.3e. Now, 3ee
SO Girls Fine Cotton Penties.
Size 10 only. Reg. 6oc. Now, zoe
Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
26 Paratroopers Jump
To Safety; a in Crew
OF Plane Die in Crash
BY the Associcted Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 90
-Four Air Force men directed 26
paratroopers to a safe jump last
night. then died in the crash of
their plane.
Bradley Cisco. a nearby resident,
helped pull one crewman. still
alive. from the flaming wreckage.
He died en- route to a hospital.
The other three perished in the
crash.
Their names were withheld until
next of kin have been told.
The plane wss one of fight of
80 huge Clio troop-carrying
Packets which flew soldiers of the
18th Airborne Division for a
night parachute jump at Fort
Campbell, KY.
Two Engines Conk Out.
One of it's two engines conked
out over Bowling Green, KY. To
the throb of the emergency bell,
the paratroopers jumped with
military precision in open country
near Greenbrier, Tenn, 40 miles
south.
The crew stayed with the
troubled Packet, successor to the
C-82 flying boxcar, trying to get
1t to home port at Sewart Air
Base. Smyrna, Tenn.
It crashed across the Cumber-
land River from Old Hickory,
Tenn, indicating the pilot had
veered eastward to avoid the solid
metropolitan area of Nashville
and Old Hickory. The plane ex-
ploded in three shattering roars.
Crashes 13 Miles Away.
1t. Col. Duff W. Sudduth of
San Antonio. Tex, led the para
troopers in the jump. He told of
the tense moments preceding it:
1--WE circled over Bowling Green,
a check point, and got our 20
minute warning signal before our
scheduled jump over Fort Camp
bell.
THE left motor went out. The
crew chief told us it was out and
to, hook up. We sat back down.
The crew chief was standing by
me when the bell went on.
He said go I was going any,
way. He didn't have to tell me-"
The Packet limped on 13 miles
southeast before it crashed. Fire
companies from Nashville suburbs
spewed a chemical fog on the
blaze for three hours before
smothering it.
The plane normally carries AZ
combat-equipped paratroopers.
Evening star., 1950-06-29
sl213;

$50 Boys Terry Shirts. Assorted
coIors. Well mode. Sizes to 20.
Reg. Sl.4o. Now----$l.os
IS Boys Polo Shirts. Striped pot
terms. Fine cotton knit yorns.
Broken sizes. Reg. CSC to ST..
Now --------A--------3ss
40 Boys Figured Polo Shirts.
Fine cotton. Grey background
with colored figures. Crew neck.
Well mode. Sizes S., M. ond /.
Reg. ST. Now
40 Boys PopIin Voter RepeIIent
jackets. Solid coIors. Broken
sizes to u. Reg. $3.50. Now,
sl.2s
$50 Boys Tee Shirts. Fine erode
cotton. White and colors. Short
sleeve style. Small and large.
Reg. 25c. Now------2le
IS Boys' Sontorixed Cotton Sport
Shirts. Fine quality. Two-woy
collar. Wanted eoIors. Broken
sizes to 10. Reg. ST. Now, 43e
so Boys Jr. Sloeks. Sonforized
twills. Wanted colors, vot dyed
ond washable. Broken sizes to
10. Reg. 81. Now 4se
IS Boys Washable Cotton Gobor-
dine Slack Suits. Two-tone style.
"Sonforized." Shirt to match
sIoeks. Reg. S3.e8. Now, Sl.4s
IS Two-tone Button on Wesh
Suits. Novelty printed shirts. Also
some seersuckers. Broken sizes TO
10. Reg. 500. Now----sse
.. Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Fish Seeks 6. 0.P. Backing
For Senator in New York

Former Representative Hamil-
ton Fish today announced his
candidacy for the Republican
senatorial nomination in New
York.
Mr.. Fish. who in 1880 headed
the House Committee to Investi-
gate Communist Activities and
Propaganda in the United States,
has announced his slogan will be:
To get the Government out of
the red and the Reds out of the
Government"
Mr.. Fish, who represented the
Hudson River district in which
President Roosevelt's Hyde Park
home was located, is Offering
himself to the voters this time as
a candidate of Queens County,
one Of the boroughs of New York
City.
Many New York Republicans,
among them Maj. Gen. William j.
Donovan. have been mentioned as
possibilities for the nomination
sought by Mr.. Fish. The Demo-
cratic candidate probably will be
the incumbent, Senator Lehman.
Evening star., 1950-06-29
furnishings

q Mems Shirts. Small sizes only.
Neot striped patterns. Collar ot-
toehed style. Assorted potterns
and eoIors. Reg. l.39. Now.
1879 Mems Rib Hose. Populor
6x3 rib. Choice Of coIors. Sizes
10 to II. Reg. 35e If perfect.
Now w--------------16e pr.
l73 Mems Ties. Wide ossort-
ment Of eoIors and potterns. Some
knits. Wonted royons. Some ir-
reoulors. Reg. 55e and ST.. Now,
z9e co.
81 Mems Swim Trunks. Small
sizes only. Novelty knits. Neot
potterns. Drow string type. Reg.
ST. Now Now-----------25e ca.
l43 Mems Athletic Shirts. Fine
cotton ribbed knit. Full cut.
Sizes 36 to AZ. lrreeulors Of ACC
quality. Now Use co.
t63 Men 8 Briefs. All elastic top.
Ribbed knit moterioI. S., M. ond
/. lrreeuIors Of 49c erode. Now
2se ca.
II Mems kyIen Argyle Hose.
First quoiity. l0O9o nyIon.
Choice Of coIorfuI Argyle pot
terms. Sizes 10 to II. Reg. ST..
1l9 Mems Sweaters. Wanted
boby shaker knit. Long sleeve
puIlover style. Choice Of coIors.
Sizes 36 to 40. Reg. 81 and
$2.o5. Now-----Si.1s ca.
I23 Reyon Goberdine Long Sleeve
Sport Shirts. First quality sport
shirts with convertible collar, two
flop pockets. Full cut, we'll mode.
Choice of coIors. S., M. or L.
Reg. $2.95. Now----$1.ss ea.
1877 Mems Hondkerehiefs. Hem
stitched. All first quality. Gen.
erous size. White. Reg. l5c.
Now ----9e ca.
Greet EInar
Evening star., 1950-06-29
HOSIERY ]
iLuLIaIs

17s Poirs Full Fashioned kyion
Hose. Mill mends. Also Royon
Full Fashioned Service Sheer with
Isle top and foot. Sizes 81z to
10. in the lot. If prefect ST to
Sl.l5. Now ---- 3ee
~ Pairs Full Fashioned kyIon
Hose. Sheer, oII-nyIon. Wonted
shades, broken sizes. Mill mends
OF 5 value. Now Ioe
zo7 Peirs No Seom NyIon Hose.
Summer shades. Sizes 8h to 10
in the group. Thirds of ST. value.
NOW ---------29e
IS Women's UmbreIIes. Perfect
quollty. Sturdy frone covered
with oeetote royon. Reg. $3.50.
NOW
Misses and Women's Raineoots.
Full cut, full length. Blue, Green
and Silver Plastic. Small, medium
and large sizes in the group. If
perfect ST .o8. Now ---Sl.le
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
QiIia5ilIC;

50 Glider Covers. Reg. S4.5e.
Now $3.29 60.
100 Psir Knit TeiIersd Curtains.
Reg. Sl.se. Now pr.
so Peir Floral Rustex Dropes.
Reg. S5.e8. Now----$2.49 pr.
500 Yds. 4S-ineh Drepery and
Slipeever MeterioIs. Reg. 81 20
to $l.e8 yd. Now--S7e yd.
50 Sets. 6-Pieee Glider Cushions.
Reg. $15.9s. ow--$l2.49 set
100 Beech Choir Receivers. Reg.
89c. Now --------64e ca.
100 FeId-Awsy Cot Covers. Reg.
$2.o8. Now--------$l.99 90.
400 Window Shedes. lrreouIors
of $l.6o. Now------S7e co.
100 Peir PIestie cottese and
Bothreem Curtains. Reg. Sl.98.
Now ow-------7se pE.
200 80 and 3e" Hollywood AVN
500 Yd.. s4-Ineh oil Cloth. r.
reeuIor. Reg. 7ee yd. Now.
44e yd.
40 Thirty-ineh Window Awnings
with round galvanized fromes.
Reg. $5.o8. Now ----S3.2e co.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
!

I Chinese Figure Lemp. Red
umbrella shode. Sold os is. Reg.
S3o.o8. Now 5000
8 Chino TobIe Lamp Boses. Fine
china with florol decoration, 22K
gold trim. Samples. Mostly one
Of q kind. Reg. $le.9s to $22,es.
iNOW loo
Z Chinese Boulder Lomps. I
yellow. ] white. Reg. $5.e6.
NOW $S.4%
s Plots Pin-Up Lamps. China
plates in assorted colors. White
and gold shodes. Reg. $2.o8.
Now w----------$l.44 -
Blue and Gold Chine TobIs
Lamp. White pIeoted shade.
Reg. $5.o8. Now $500
Gold and Onyx Floor Lomp.
SompIe. Sold os is. Reg. $29.98.
Now - Sl8.SS
Hand Decorated TobIe Lomp.
Moroon base, fringe shode. Reg.
Slo.o8. Now $1,000
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
3;j;iG15GS


100 Fomous Make HoIters and
Bros. Denims. broodcloths. chom-
broys. All wanted details. Jun
iors' sizes 9 to IS. Reg. $l.o9.
Now -SSe
50 Fomous Nome Bothins Suits.
Slight irreeulors. NyIon Iostex,
joequord lostex and other fobrics.
One and two piece styles. All
coIors. Misses sizes 81 to 36.
Reg. $5.o5 to S7.95. Now, $2.4s
40 Dark Tone Skirts. Ruffled
borders. Wanted dark tone
printed broodcIoth. Two styles.
Sizes y to 30. Reg. So 80. Nov.
$l.9s
Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
UoWnSt0jF.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iy,k5II1l!II5;I

800 Fomeus Moke Lipstieks.
Discontinued poekoee. Assorted
shades. Reg. Sl.oo. Now 25e
IS Boxes FsmodA Make Dustins
Powder. Good scent. Slightly
soiIed boxes. Reg. Sl.25. Now.
pl.. re rss
IS Heir Brushes. CoIored handles.
Reg. 69c. Now -------34e
s Long Hsndie Mesnifyins Mir
ros. Reg. 7oe Now - 5se
70 Tusn-N-PIoy coneste Treys.
Reg. ST.. Now ------5ee
- Onyx Bose Pen Sets. Slightly
dorooed. Reg. Sl.e5. Now, sse
7 Humidors for the smoker. Reg.
S2.o5. Now ----$l.4s
Z Dice Sets. As is. Reg. S2.o5.
Now -7se
IS Cords QueIity Pearl Buttons.
Reg. 4oc. Now ---Ise
Is Knitting Boss. Plastic handles.
Reg. ST.. Now 49e
IA Shoe Bess. Holds 6 poirs Of
shoes. Reg. ST.. Now 49e
9 Plastic Heavy csrdboerd Hot
Boxes. Strop hondle. Red or
black. Reg. $2.9s. Now Sl.So
6 TravsI Bess and Suiteosss.
Slightly domooed. As Is. Reou-
IorIy $2.es TO S5.os. Now, Sl.oo
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
LINENS I:'3I8l's3

~ Unhsmmed Print Tsble Cloths
52x52" size. Fiesta ond Florol
Potterns. Reg. Sl.39. Now, sse
; All Wool Blonkets. 72x9O inch
size. Reg. 1895. Now $3.50
~ Upper Muslin Bed Pillow Re-
covers. Reg. 79e. Now sse
4 Print Table Cloths. Dorooed.
Reg. 81 SO. Nov -------2se
, Blue Type l2s Sheets. size
8lxloS. Domoeed. Reg. S3.2e,
5 Chenille Spreods. Reg. So. 40.
Damaged. Now
10 Muslin Type l7s Sheets. size
72xl08. Domoeed. Reg. 81 80.
3 Chenille Spreads. Double Bed
Size. Reg. $500. Now----3.ss
~ Yerds Of Print TebIe Cloth
ing. Reg. CSC yd. Now -3se yd.
II Five-Pieee Seerf Sets. Soiled.
Reg. 81 20. Now ---69e Set
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29

Women's and Girls Pley Shoes.
Many styles and colors. Most
sizes in the group. Reg. S2.4e
to $3.50. Now .66
Boys Tennis Shoes. Black only.
Reinforced toes. sturdy soIes.
Not all sizes. Reg. Sl.oo. Now
$l.2e
ChiIdFen's SandoIs. Red, white,
ton, brown and muIti-coIors.
Most sizes 8Iz to z. Reg. $40.
Now
Evening star., 1950-06-29
|67lIiIS

So Nds. 36-lneh Botes Cotton
Prints. Rernonts. Reg. 69c I'd.
Now -- -39e I'd.
2s yds. 36-ineh Piaue Stripe
Lawn. Reg. SOC I'd. Now,
2se I'd.
81 Yds. 3s-ineh Pin Check Tof-
feto. Remnonts. Reg. ST so I'd.
Now ow--------7oe I'd.
36 Yds. 56-ineh Suitins. REM
nonts. Assorted colors. Reg. S 80
I'd. Misweove. Now ---S9e I'd.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Bl51a1I3

"a Qts. Psstroy. with p.D.T.
added. Reg. $l.l9 at. Now,
66e O..
so Pts. Hex Moth h-Preofer. Req.
SIC Pr. Nov ----lSe Pt.
II Flour Sifters. Reg. Sl.3s.
Now --59e
! Wood White EnemeI Chino
Cabinet. No gloss. Reg. Sass.
Now ----Sl6.0S
II Chrome ond PIostie Dinetfs
choirs. Reg. Slo.25 to $l4.o5.
nnvvn vnxfaiSe
Evening star., 1950-06-29
k.IE11:{IssS5Y,EfSY
1GlINXI5EI

l2z Peir Lacy Mesh Gloves.
White only. So good for sum-
ner. Sizes 6 to 8. Reg. ST.. Now,
iee Pr.
~ Piqus BoIeros. Block, Pink
and Blue. Broken sizes. Req.
S so. Now ----------79e 70.
~ Linen Handbass. Some with
nulti-eolored embroidery. Some
removable and washable types.
Reg. $2.es and $3.50. Now.
$500 Plus Tex
Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-29

APPLIANCES


} Cinderella wsshss. Reg.
S3695. Now w---$l2.sS
Z TeyIer Jr. weshsrs. Reg,
S49.95. Now SASS
I Westinghouse De Luxe Auto
r+etie Electric Range. Floor SOM
pie. Reg. S2se.e5. Now.
I Eleetromoster Electric Renss.
Floor sonpIe. Reg. S259.95.
Now ----Sls Slss.sS
! EIeetremester Electric Ronse.
Floor sompIe. Reg. $27S.o5.
Now --S22s.s5
I GE Hotpoint Push-button Elee-
trie Ronss. Floor somple. Req.
S35o.95. Now-$29S.95
I &C Hotpoint Dishwesher Sink.
Reg. $379e5. Floor Somple. Now,
$26s.s5
! AIen s4-ineh Sink. Reg.
Sll9.95. Now---$7s.s5
I &C Hotpoint ironer. Reg.
$22o.95. Now--$ss.s5
4 Youngstown cobinets. Reg.
S5l.o5. Now, os is S3S.s5
with top)
I Youngstown cebinet. Reg.
$64.o5. Now, os is. S4s.s5
with top)
Z Youngstown cobinets. Reg.
S53.95. Now, os -S3s.s5
! youngstown cobinets. Reg.
$59.95. Now, os is .-$42.s5
z Youngstown Cobinets. Reg.
So3,95. Now, os is -$47.s5
Youngstown cobinet. Reg.
S37.95 Now, as is Sass
Z Youngstown cobinets. Reg.
S23.e5. Now. os is--SIe.ss
! American cebinet. Reg.
$3.50. Now, os is s,---$s4.s5
I American cebinet. Reg.
S57.o5. Now, os is .-$3S.s5
! Amerieon cobinet. Reg.
S57.e5. Now. os is ---$3s.95
Hotpoint Cabinet. Reg. $3.50.
Now, os is ---$36.95
! Hotpoint Cabinet. Req. S4O.7o.
Now, os is S S27.s5
n~.-.A-...
Evening star., 1950-06-29

Street Floor
Seward seaport record., 1950-09-08
R E s oL U TON

The COMMON COUNCIL of the City of Seward is declaring its in tention of making sidewalk and curb improvements on 5th Avenue, between Washington and Adams Streets, at an approximate estimat- ed cost of $5,O0O.OO.
 Two thirds of the cost of the said improvements to be assessed against the property abutting thereon.
 Objections against such proposed sidewalk improvements to be filed on or before 10 o'clock P. M, Mon- day, September Is, 1850, at the City Hall.
 Dated this 7th day of September, 1850.
 EUGENE N. LANIER, (SEAL) Mayor Attest:
 SIGRID STEARNS, City Clerk Sept. 8,12,l5-'50
Seward seaport record., 1950-09-08
LEGAL 4DVERTTSING
NOTICE OF REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday, the 3rd day of October, 1850, there will be held in the City Hall in the City of Sew ard, regular election for the pur- pose of electing the following:
 Three Councilmen, each for Two-Year Term;
 One Utility Board Member, for Three-Year Term;
 One School Board Member, for Three-Year Term.
 The polls for said election will be opened at eight o'clock A. M. on that day and will close at seven o'clock P. M. on the same day, and all qualified electors of the City of Seward who have registered as provided by Ordinance 18O, will be entitled to vote at said election. Qualification of Voters
 Every person who is 21 years or age or over who is a citizen of the United States, and who has resided in the Territory of Alaska for one year next preceding the Election, and within the limits of the City of Seward for thirty (30) days next preceding the day of said election, shall be qualified voter. Petitions of Candidates
 Petitions of candidates for office will be accepted for filing at the office of the City Clerk until 3 o'clock P. M. on the 18th day of September, 1850.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, this 7th day of September, 1850.
 SIGRID STEARNS tSEAL) City Clerk Sept. 8,15,22-'5O
Seward seaport record., 1950-09-08
SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF UNITED STATES, TERRITORY OF. ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION.
SUMMONS
KENNETH FOLGER,

KENNETH FOLGER,
 Plaintiff LUELLA FOLGER,
 Defendant THE PRESIDENT OF THE
 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, TO THE ABOVE NAMED
 DEFENDANT, GREETING: YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Di- vision, within forty (40) days after the date of service of this summons on you, or within thirty (30) days after the last date of publication of this summons, and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, on file in the said Court in the above entitled action.
 The said plaintiff in said action demands the following relief: That the bonds of matrimony ex- isting between plaintiff and de- fendant be dissolved, and for such other relief as may be set forth in the complaint attached hereto and made a part hereof.
 And in the event you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will then take judgment against you for want thereof and will ap- ply to the Court for the relief de- manded in his complaint as herein above stated.
 WITNESS the Honorable Anthony J. Dimond, Judge of the District Court and the seal of said Court hereunto affixed on the 31st day of August, 1850.
 M E. s. BRUNELLE,
 Clerk of the District Court
 By ANNA B. SOUTHARD, Deputy Clerk Sept. 1S-15-22, 195Oh
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US. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Anchorage. Alaska
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Ed ward L. Leynes, of Mt. View, entry man, together with his witnesses, Francis Raymond Blake and Hans P. Jensen, of Kasilof. Alaska. has submitted final proof on his home stead entry, Anchorage Serial No. 0lll0l for the SE4NW14, Lots l. 2. 3, Sec. 23 T. 3 N. R. 12 ". SIM. containing 177.67 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no pro- test is filed in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued. CHESTER W. McNALLY,
 Acting Manager Date First Publication Aug. 29, 1850 Date Last Publication Sept. 26, 1850
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ing, praying. And when a sinner no matter what his crime against God or man-repents, he is taken back into the arms of Mother Church, he is absolved from his sins, he receives God Himself in Holy Communion, and finally over his remains a Requiem Mass is sung. Surely then, there shall be joy in hea- ven upon one sinner that doth penance, more than upon ninety nine just who need not penance" Uuke 15:7.
 A few years ago New York racketeer was shot to death in gangster warfare; but before he died he confessed to a priest. If that confession was sincere, his salvation is assured, although his punishment in Purgatory is probably very severe.
 Plus Lanzetti on the other hand, was slain instantly and WlCnOut chance for repentance as far as the world can judge. His interment was without ser vices. Yet who can say that in the last second of his conscious ness he did not, like the Good Thief, turn to God? God is just. God is merciful. And there is not Christian who may prop erly feel himself sinless enough to cast the first stone of condem- nation at any of his brothers in Jesus Christ.
 If ifs anything Catholic. ask a Catholic!
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You have heard that our jails are crowded with Catholics that gangsters and racketeers often call for priest when death draws near and so are b UT i e d with Catholic rites. Strange, isn't it? And what ammunition it affords the pro- fessional anti-Catholic!
 Plus Lanzetti was shot to death on the last day of 1886, in reprisal, 'tis surmised, for the murder of rival gangster. Plus! the name of twelve saintly popes. And the papers reported that "he carried rosary yet he never went to church" Yes, Plus Lanzetti was probably a Catholic.
 Baptism leaves an indelible mark on the soul. Baptized a Catholic, always Catholic yet only too often a Catholic by baptism only.
 What good to carry a rosary and never go to church. to wear medal and know not what it means to live in ig- norance of all Catholic teach ing and ofttimes directly op- posed to it? Catholics" of that sort are Catholics in name only. Catholics" of that sort are they who swell the ranks of gang s ters, racketeers, murderers. |"Catholics' of that sort are not the products of the Catholic Church.
 The Catholic Church glories Tn it's saints but, like Christ, it consorts with sinners. Its priests go forth into the dives of the underworld, into the jails and |deathhouses-preaching, implor-
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U. s. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Anchorage. Alaska NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Ivan Carl Scott, entryman, together with his witnesses, Clark Emerson Pet erson and Arne Walter Murto, all of Anchor Point, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead, An
 chorage Serial 0147O8, for the N12- SW14, S1sNW14, Sec. 22, T. 5 s. R. l5 w. SIM, containing 16O acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days there- after, said final proof will be ac- cepted and final certificate issued.
 CHESTER w. McNALLY
 Acting Manager Date First Publication Aug. P. 1850 Date Last Publication Sept. 19, 1850