davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-10-12

parode man liezuvi, kad as nuosirdziai
palinkejau pakliuti jau tarp baltu dan
tQ, jai zenyn besokant.
satunas akimis palydejo nueinan-
cia Dalia ir tylejo. zinojau, kad jis
pries keliolika metu grizo is Amerikos.
Nusipirko gabala zenles; pasistate gra-
zu nameli. Pasikviete is kito valsciaus
krasto savo sena gininaite, ir taip, jos
padedamas, leido savo dienas: pataisy-
damas apylinkes ukininku stogus, ar
ba sukiodamasis savo darze apie dar-
zoves.
= siandien, senaji stoga beardy-
damas, radau sena, sena kalendoriu,
- tariau, nepakeldamas tylos.
= We, kaip! Kas nors paslepe ir
paskiau pamirso, = atsiliepe satunas.
Jis atsisuko j name: - Prizes keliasde-
simts metu ir as turejau reikalu su
kalendoriais if kitokiomis knygomis!
= Papasakol1ite ka nors is savo
pergyvenimu. Anais laikais tai buvo
pavojinga -. paprasiau satuna.
Ne kick ju teouvo. AS pats Pru-
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Feliksas BOciunas

Darbas buvo baigtas. Stogas, ap-
sviestas ta diena nenaturaliai raus-
vos saules, geltonavo masyviniu ke-
turkampiu if mielas buvo paziureti.
Mudu su dengeju saltunu sutvar-
keVa issimeciusias satras, kulio liku-
cius ir karklus. Vakarieniauti dar bu-
vo anksti. Labai norejosi atremti nu-
CARA, kuri buvo isrnilkusi per diena.
Abu susedova ant prieklecio, kur senis
satunas tuojau ikure pypke. AS, pa
stebejes pro pravertas kleties duris
betrusiancia viduje ukininko dukteri
Dalia, sukterejau:
- Tai pabaigtuvems puosiesi?
- zinoma. Ir prizes tave. Fix, kad
tn siandiena silpnai kaulus valdai!
- Prizes name gall nesikaisyti. Esi
ir taip kaip aguona tarp skalsiu. Kada
puodas koses pilnas - SUI saukstu kras-
tu neisdailinsi!
-Buk ramutis! Negausi nei men,
turio nulaizyti!
Uztrenke kleties duris ir soko nuo
priekliecio. Tuo metu taip selmiskai
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Prarasti tautieciai

kej nera daugiau lietuviu. At
sake "taip" ir dave man adresa
vieno lietuvio ukininko, kurio
pavarde uzrase Filupeit. Be to,
Vilnius pridure, kad as jau ne
pirmas klausiu j ar jis lietuvis.
Kitam mieste, Oneonta, N. Y,
sustojes nakvynei viesbuty, pa
emiau telefonu knyga paziureti,
ar nerasiu lietuvisku pavardziQ
Vos atveciau ir pirmutine pa
varde, kuria pastebejau, buvc
Pranaitis. Ia patti vakara jam
paskambinau ir jis atsake, kac
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-10-12
P A D e KIM E
M. Jankaus vaikams!

Vokietijoj vienoj DIP stovyk-
loj skurdziai gyvena Martyno
Jankaus vaikai: dukte Elze ir
sunus Kristupas.
Mazosios Lietuvos veikejas ir
ausrininkas Martynas Jankus,
mires 1916 M, turi didelius nuo-
pelnus lietuvybes palaikyme Ma
zojoje Lietuvoje ir Klaipedos
krasto atvadavime. Lietuviu
spaudos draudimo laikais jis pri-
sidejo savo darbu ir lesomis prie
tos sspaudos leidimo ir platinimo.
Jis buvo vienas is uoliausiu lie
tuvybes zadintoju musu tuti-
nio atgimimo laikais.
1. Elze Jankute, jo vyriausia
dukte, GIN. 1894 m., prizes kara
il gyveno su tevu jo uky Bite
nuose, Klaipedos kraste. il pri-
ziurejo ir slauge teva gyvenant
tremty Vokietijoj 1914 1945
m., Xxi jo mirties.
2. SINUS Kristupas Jankus,
gimes 1900 m. Jis yra neregis,
siaip jis yra sveikas, moka ir
gall dirbti ivairius darbus, kaip
tai: tinklus megzti, pintines pin
tt, sepecius risti.
Jie abu gime Klaipedos kras-
tie. Kada Hitleris ateme Klai-
pedos krasta, 1889 m. Jankaus
Selma persikele j nepriklauso-
ma Lietuva, kur pasiliko Xxi
1914 M, kada, rusams artejant,
turejo apleisti savo zeme ir is
vyko j Vokietija kur gyvena Xxi
siol, kaipo DIP. Ju adresas:
Elze Jankute
(24) Geesthacht bel Hamb.
Spakenberg I, Lit. Lager,
| Germay, British Zone.
Jie| abudu noretu atvaziuo-
tt j JAW ir praso darbo ir buto
sutareiu. Be to, Kristupui Jan
kui, kaipo neregiui, reikalinga
tureti uzstata (garantija), ku-
ria Balfas tikisi gauti per Liu-
teronu Taryba arba Neregiu
Draugija. Reikalinga, kad abu
atvyke j Amerika rastu vieta
kur apsigyventi = ietuviu dky
arba globojamoj istaigoj, kur
abu prisidetu darbu. Kas sutik-
tq jiems duoti darbo ir buto SUI
tarti, prasom rasyti: BALI, los
J Grand St., Brooklyn II N. Y.
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Mano tarnyba yra kaime, kur
lietuviu nera. Lankydamas pa
cijentus New Yorko valstybej,
Delaware apskrity, sutikau Mar
garetville viena lietuviu kilmes
gyventoja, pavarde Vilnius will
lnus).
Susipazinau SUI juo ir jis pa
sisake, kad jo tevas buvo lietu-
Wis, kuris nuvyko gyventi
Reinlanda Vokietijoj, kur vede
vokiete ir jis, mano pazistamas,
motinos vokietes nebuvo ismo-
kytas kalbeti lietuviskai
Paklausiau j ar toj apylin-
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jo laukti nakties. Drebule, nors ir buvo
apsdpta mazu drebulaiciu, bel kitty
krumQ, bet plyname lauke, gerai ma
toma vieta is miestelio.
Temstant as pasakiau merginai:
= sia nakti as nenakvosiu cia. Eli
stu pasiziureti j namus. Pasakyk mo-
tinai, kad vakarienei nebusiu.
= Pasakysiu. Tx tn ne namo eisi.
AS zinau kur. AS tave palydesiu ir
apsidairysiu. AS nebijau.
il stovejo prizes name, lyg vienin-
tells gyvenimo sapnas. Veide ir akyse
matesi drasa, silima ir drovumas.
= Aciu tau, Gailute, - tepasakiau.
Eidami mes tylejome. AS galvo-
jau apie savo padeti. Nors as dziau-
giausi, kad Gailute ejo kartu SUI mani
mi, bet argi galima ia pasitiketi. Apie
sia sleptuve jai buvo zinoma, tad kur
as dabar paslepsiu, dargi nakcia? Gal
vojau - man lipant prie medzio slep-
tuves, j pasidairys. Bet kaip suzinojo,
kad as cia laikau?, Gal Mike issiple-
pejo? Tx jis ir as apie tai zinojome..
Gal j name sekiojo? Ia mintis man
buvo dziuginanti. Vistiek, toliau cia
slept negalima! Prize savo nanny, sau-
sole vietoje, turejau ikases dezele, ten
ir slepsiu kal kas.
Gailute ejo dairydamosi ir drasi.
Sukliuvusi uz tamsoje nepastebeto kel-
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melio, atsireme man ,peti, pazvelgda-
ma name tamsa perverianciomis aki-
mis-. Be zodzio as paemiau jos ranka -.
Prieje vieta, ikome atsargesni, nors
zandaru cia rasti nesitikejome. Kru-
mus galima buvo perziureti keliais pa
sokejimais. Visur atrode ramu. Tx
senoji drebule skundesi, savo lapus
snarindama.
- Pakelk name, tn stiprus, as is
imsiu, - tyiai tare Gailute.
Bet j ten ilgai krapstesi, ir paga-
liau pasake negalinti iskelti.
- Leisk man, as vienas -.
il nusileido zemyn, jos rankos
apsivijo mano kakla 80.
Juozuk, ten nieko nera. AS siam
dien, eidana is miestelio, paemiau.
Miestelyje isgirdau kur ketina ieskoti,
tad savo kaseleje ir parnesiau; zinoma,
ir puikiai paslepiau.
Mudu vel varginga zeme sugra-
Zinc smalsioji lakstingala. Ejova atgal
kalbedamiesi apie bendrus jausn1us m
juokemes kaip vaikai. Knygu, nors r
gerai pasleptu, cia nepalikau; parne-
ses paslepiau namuose.
Taip praejo vasara. Rastininkas
Mike, po gero isgerimo, persalo, suem6
diegliai If pasimire. 10 vietoje atsirado
kitas, atrode ne kaimietis ir ne vieti-
mis-, devejo karisko kirpimo eilute. Kas
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esas ukininkas ir gyvenas neto-
Ii nuo miesto.
Kita ryta nuvaziavau pas j
susipazinti. Pasirode, kad jis
cia gimes, gerai kalba lietuvis-
kai, vedes aire, jo tevai abu lie
tuviai, gyvena Long Island. .Jis
buves policininku % metus New
York mieste, isejes pension, nu-
sipirkes lki. 10 svarbiausias
biznis ar pelno saltinis. - vistu
ukis. Paklaustas apie vaikus,
atsake, turis sunu, kuris ne
kalba lietuviskai, mes motina al
re neismokiusi. SINUS baige ko-
ledza ir rengiasi vesti itale. Pra-
MATHS pasake, kad jo apylinkej
gyvena viena lietuve ukininke.
Vazinedamas kitoj vietoj, pas
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TAUT. KORP! SABURIO vEIKLA

. Tautiniu Korporaciju Samblris
Chicagoje nusiunte Vokietijoje studi-
juojantiems vienmincimas paremti
20 doleriu. w sia kuklia pasalpa pa
remtieji nusirdziai padekojo.
. Vasaros sezona Sambdris baige is
kyla Chicagos miesto rezervate Will
low Springs. Lapkricio men. numato
rengti Samburio svente kurioje Chi
Cages svetaineje.
. Taut. Korp! Samblris Chicagoie
turf jau per simta suregistruotu nariu.
Oar neuzsiregistrave Chicagoj ir apy-
linkese gyvena Neo Lithuania, Filiae
Lithuaniae, Jaunoji Lietuva, Herkus
Monte, Lietuva ir Wits korporaciju
nariai kvieciami pranesti savo adre-
sus T. Korp! Samburio valdybos pir-
mininkui j. Paplenui, 4416 S. Hermi-
tage Ave-. Chicago 8, Ill. telefonas -
VA 7-0191.
Pakeitusieji butus taip pat prasomi
praneSti savo naujus adresus.
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1850 m. spalio II d. = Nr. Al

tebejau pavardes Mealus (Mi-
lius, Lasinskis. Mano ispudis ir
isvados yra tokios:
1. misrios seimos lietuvybei
yra prazltis;
2. pavardziu keitimas (ta lie
tuviai megsta daryti) labai Ia
lingas, mes sukliudo pazinti lie
tuvius is pavardes. Jeigu keicia-
ma pavarde triumphant, tai il
turetu likti su lietuviska gallne,
dvieju triju skiemenu.
DR.. V. Tercijonas
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kAS ir KUR

. Kolumbijoje gyvena keturl
lietuviai dailininkai: Kulvietis,
Bagdonas, Pencyla ir zeromskis.
Dali. Kulvietis neseniai Bagoto-
je, National muziejuje, buvo SUI
renges savo darby paroda. Buvo
estates &c paveikslus ir daug
lietuvisku kryziQ. Per savaite
paroda aplanke 5000 zmoniu ir
parduota trecdalis eksponatu.
. Toronto, Kanadoj, veikia lie
tuviska sestadienio mokykla.
Praejusiais metals mokykloje
buvo 85 mokiniai, o siais metals
mokiniu skaicius prasoko 100.
. Vokietijoje einas lietuviQ
tremtiniu laikrastis Tremtis is
leidzia 1851 /52 metams kalen-
doriu.
. IS Vokietijos pranesa, kad
atsirado galimybiu j JAW emf
gruoti seneliams, turintiems
virs 60 metu. Amerikoje jie bus
patalpinti prieglaudas. SeneliQ
isvezimu rupinasi NCWC.
. Vokieciu laikrasciu informa-
cijomis, prasidejus karui Kore-
joje, visuose trijuose Pabaltijo
krastuose ivestas karo stovio
rezimas. Gyventojai dar labiau
terorizuojami ir persekiojami.
. Klaipedos mieste veikia kraS-
totyros muziejus. Komunistine
spauda ta muzieju puola, kad
jane nera pavaizduotos klasiu
kovos.
. Inz. Edv. Karanauskas, ilges-
nj laika gyvenes Italijoje, isvy-
ko i Kolumbija, kur tikisi dirbti
savo profesijoje.
. Spaliu Z d. Toronto, Kanadoj,
koncertavo IL. Motiekaitiene ir
Stasys Baranauskas. Akompo-
navo muzikas A. Kuciunas.
I Toronto is Vokietijos at
vyksta muzikas St. Gailevicius.
Paskutiniu laiku S. Gailevicius
dirbo su lietuviais kariais, esan-
ciais darbo sargybu kuopose.
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. Suejo 10 metu, kai pradejo
veikti Lietuvai Islaisvinti Cent
ras Argentinoje. Sios organiza-
cijos pirmininku yra Ignas Pa
dvalskis.
. Australijoje jau yra nuvyku-
siu per $500 lietuviQ. Didziau-
sias lietuviu skaicius yra isiku-
res Sydniejuje. Beveik panasus
skaicius yra Melbourne ir kick
mazesnis Adelaidej. ! siuos mics
tus susitelks dar didesnis lie
tuviu skaicius, kai tik atliks pri-
verstini' dvieju metu darba.
. Kompozitorius Juozas zilevi-
cius yra suredagaves Ceslovo
Sasnausko kurinius, kuriu lei
dinys lures 134 puslapius. j. Ii
levicius ruosiasi isleisti ir Ces-
lovo Sasnasko biografija.
. Montrealyje, Kanadoje, is
teigta lietuviu statybos bendro-
We pills. Bendrovei kapitalas
sudaromas akciniais pagrindais.
Akcijos po 100 doleriu.
. Agr. dr.. Juozas Mockaitis,
cukriniu runkeliu ir ju seklu au-
ginimo specialistas dirba save
specialybeje Daylestown, Pa.
selekcijos stotyje.
. Kolektyviniu ukiu perorgani.
zavimas, arba teisingiau - uki.
ninku ir ukininku sodybu nau.
jas naikinimas, Lietuvoje prade.
tas nuo siauliu apskricio.
NauJu paVefgCOS LletuVOS re.
mes ukio "ministeriu" paskirtas
tulas rusas Vladislovas Augusti.
MATHS, susihetuvines savo pa.
varde.
. Brazilijoje einas lietuviu laik-
rastis ZiniOs iSleido Vlado Kirlio
zvagucio novelty rinkini Krau-
jas ir Kerstas. Autorius yra mi
res beveik prizes 20 metu, bet
jo draugai, surinke kelias move
les, atspausdino mazo formato,
100 psi, rinkini. ~ NJ ~
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-03
Plane Missing Over Switzerland

GENEVA, Switzerland R-An Air India Constellation plane with 40 passengers aboard is five hours overdue heer today on flight from Bombay to London. It may have crashed in the Alps.
 Authorities at Geneva airport said the plane left Cairo at 1 a.m., on the nonstop last leg of its flight to Geneva, where it was due at 10:30 am.
 The planes last radio contact with Geneva airport was at 9:43 a.m., when the pilot indicated his position was over GrenOble, France, 65 miles south of Geneva in the Rhone' valley. There was no immediate report from Grenoble of a crash there.
 The weather over the Alpine region between Geneva and Gre noble was heavily overcast with frequent rain showers and snow at higher attitudes.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-03
A-BOmb Planes Land On Carriers

WASHINGTON, (P) - For the first time, big planes capable of carrying atom bombs have landed on an aircraft carrier at sea.
 In announcing this, the navy identified the planes as the ALI attack bomber. It weighs more than IT tons and has a speed in excess of $50 miles an hour.
 Both the ALI and the Neptune P2V long range patrol bomber previously have taken off from carriers. Thus, the latest develop ment considerably widens the pos sibility of delivering a-bombs from carriers to distant targets.
 A squadron of unloaded AJ-1's made separate landings on the carrier Carol Sea off the Virginia Capes during recent exercises. The ALI. made by the North American Aviation, Inc, at it's Downey, Calif., plant, is the navy's latest and heaviest carrier plane.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-03
Dept. Of Health
 Tuberculin Tests Nearly 22,OOO

Ruth Grover, clinic nurse of the Alaska Department of Health ar rived in Nome yesterday on her way north to give BOG vaccina- tions against tuberculosis in vil- lages on the Seward Peninsula and and along the Upper Yukon, according to an announcement from the Department of Health.
 Since the program began two years ago, nearly 22,000 individ- uals have been tuberculin tested, and of thse over 5000 with little reSiseance to tuberculosis have re- ceived BOG as one phase of the departments tuberculosis control program, health officials said. They added that all remote will lages will have received BOG by next summer and requests for a similar program have been re- ceived from Alaskan cities.
 Dr. Wendell C. Matthews, Tu- berculosis Consultant with the Department of Health, said that study began in 1885 by Doctors Aranson and Palmer among 5000 natives in Alaska and the United States demonstrated that BCG re- duced the tuberculosis death rate to one-seventh and the number of cases to one-fourth. Another study conducted by Canadian health of- ficials among 4,O00 nurses show eG that BCG reduced the tuber- culosis rate to less than one fourth.
 Dr. Matthews added that al- the period of protection by BCG is still unknown, partial protec- ton may last as long as five years.
 Miss Grover will visit Teller, Teller Mission, Wales, Nome, Council, Kokrines, Ruby, Galena, Koyukuk and Kaltag on her pres ent field trip.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-03
ThOralf Rivenes Has Big Job in New A. R. C. Position

'Continred from Page One) served two years in the Juneau office and prior to that he work ed Is years in highway and air port construction at Cold Bay, Shemya and Attu. He is former membe rof the Montana State Highway Commission.
 His big problem will be compile ton of the Anchorage-SeWard highway, forging highway link between the port town and the hub city by September, 1851. Con- greSS recently approved S7,500,0OO to bring a portion of this highway up to the standard of the new links.
 Also important is a project con- meeting Paxton on the Richard son Highway with Mckinley Park, opening the great national park area to the ever-increasing num- Der of highway travellers who now must take a train to reach North Americas greatest moun- tain.
 During the 1850 construction season much progress was made. Col. John R. Moves, ARC chief, called 1850 "a banner year in ev- cry way
 Moves predicts that travellers will be able to drive from Anchor age to Fairbanks over complete VI paved highway within mat ter of TWO years.
 Already paved are 95 miles from Fairbanks to Big Delta, 89 miles from Anchorage to the Glenn Highway, 32 miles southwest of GlenAllen, and seevral miles of roads in the greater Anchorage area On the Alaska Highway 65 miles have been paved near Tok Junction and 35 miles at Haines.
 ARC crews are pioneering a road from Eagle, north to Fair banks, to Forty Mile, in the Yu- kon Territory. Only 1900 yards remain to be covered. Engineers term the stretch the toughest ever tackled by the ARC, and Alaska has been noted for tough road building problems
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-03
A. E. R. 5. MARKS AIR FORCE BASE NOME, ALASKA
Friday. November 3. 1850
NOME. ALASKA

Friday. November 3. 1850 5:OO-I. and E.. Time 5:3O-Proudly We Hail 6:OO-NeWS of The World 6:15-Beulah
 6:30-From Bookshelf of World 7:OO-Turntable Time 8:O0-Family Theater 8:30-Sports I Q 9:O0-My Favorite Husband 9:3O-Name It For A Song 10:00-The Big Story 1O:30-One Night Stand HOO p.m.-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-03

MT. and Mrs. Hector Guzzman of the Alaska Airlines have pur- chased the residence of Herk Ed wards on First Ave- east of Stead man Ave.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-03
Monday. November 6. 1850

 700 a.m.-Morning Melodies 7:15-Musical Clock ...er 8:00-Eddie Albert 8:30-Not So Quiet. Please 9:00-This Is The Story 9:15-Melody Roundup 9:30-Mid- Morning Melodies l0:00-Jack Berch 10:15-Vocal Spotlight 10:30-Fred Waring l1:00-Club Fifteen ll:15-Strike Up The Band l1:30-I. & E. Special Noon-Luncheon Turntable 12:30-Jimmy Carroll Sings 2:45-At Ease 1:00-Art Bakers Notebook l:15-Jack Smith 1:30-Yesterday's Best 2:O0-Around World In History 2:15-Words With Music 2:30-Meet The Band 3:00-Nelson Eddy 3:30-A. F. R. $. Ranchhouse 4:00-News of The World 4:15-Curt Massey Show 4:30-Matinee Melodies 5:00-I and E. Time
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-03
Saturday. November 4. 1850

 700 a.m.-Morning Melodies 7:15-Musical Clock 8:00-Let's Pretend 8:30-Not So Quiet, Please 9:OO-AFRS Sports Reel 9:15-Melody Roundup 9:3O-Mid- Morning Melodies 1O:OO-Remember 1O:15-Vocal Spotlight 1O:3O-Fred Waring 11:OO-Oklahoma Symphony .11:30-I. & E. Special Noon-Words With Music 12 15-Passing Parade 12:3O-Jimmy Carroll Sings 12:45-At Ease 1:OO-Around World In History 1:15-Magic Carpet l:30-Yesterday's Best 2:OO-Pioneers of Music 3:0O-News of the World 3:15-AFRS Ranchhouse 3:30-Hour of Charm 4:00-AcroSS the Board 4:15-Science Magazine of Air 4:30-From the Book Shelf of the
 World 5:30-Roy Rogers Show 6:O0-NeWs of The World 6:15-Beulah 6::3O-Father Knows Best 7:00-The Cisco Kid 7:30-Hit Parade 8:00-Grand OF Opre 8:30-Our Miss Brooks 9:00-What's The Name of That
 Song? 9:30-Mystery Play House 10:O0-Lum n Abner 10:3O-Time for Defense 11:00-Midnight Matinee 100 a.m.-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-03

10:00-Sunday Morn. Coffee Shop 1O:30-Hymns from Home ~ 11:00-Remember 11:15-This Is The Story 11:30-Choraliers Noon-AFRS Sports Reel l2:l5-Passing Parade 12:30-Enchanted Hour
 1:00-Angelus 1:30-Opera Concert
 2:00-Greatest Story Ever Told 2:30-Family Hour
 3;00-Kate Smith
 3:30-You Are There
 4:00-NewS
 4:15-NBC Symphony
 5:15-Personal Album
 5:30-Music For Sunday 6:00-Jack Benny
 6:30-Supper Club
 7:0O-Command Performance 7:30-Life of Riley 8:OO-Broadway Playhouse 9:OO-People Are Funny 9:30-Dragnet 10:00-Arthur Godfrey 10:30-Screen Guild Players 11:00-Harvest of Stars 11:30-Show Time 12:0O-Sign Off
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-29
KLONDIKE ERA
 PICTURES GIVEN TO U. OF ALASKA

The University of Alaska was presented recently with an out standing collection of photographs of the Klondike era of Alaska's history. The donor is Owe Selid of the Selid Construction Com pany at Fairbanks and Anchor age, we'll known throughout the Territory.
 About two years ago Selid heard of collection of 500 glass plate negatives of the gold rush era of the Northland. Many of these 8x10 inch glass plate nega- tives had been carried over Chil- koot pass and chronicled the stir ring events of the stampede to Dawson.
 After several months of nego- tiation, Selid bought the entire collection, had prints made, and asked Andrew Nerland, president of the Board of Regents of the University and early day resident 1 of Dawson, to select the pictures which were historically impor- tant. Nerland asked President Emeritus Charles Bunnell to help him. Seventy photographs were selected. These Selid had made into studio enlargements and properly mounted for display. This collection of 500 negatives and the 70 studio prints, was pre- sented to the University of Alaska by Selid. The prints will be used as a travelling display for the University of Alaska and will be exhibited in all Alaskan commun- ities as soon as possible. Invita- tions to display the Selid collec- ton have been received from Se- attle, Washington, D. C., and a number of Canadian cities.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-29
CON RVATlON
 NOTES
By Lew Hanks

The Wasilla Soil Conservation sub district will hold elections January 2 to 8. Three positions of supervisor will be filled. The terms of Henry Hanson, Earl Combs and o. L. Byers expire this year. Nominations for these positions so far are Henry Han son, Harold Harris, Chet Burden, J. LeVan, Mel Bjorne, Earl Combs and O. L. Byers.
 The ballot box will be placed in Teelands Store at Wasilla. The Wasilla Soil Conservation sub district has been quite active in promoting conservation work ever since it's organization. All land occupiers in the sub-district are urged to support their district and turn out for election.
 l have talked to quite a num- Der of farmers concerning the forage grading demonstration scheduled for late in January. They all seem very much inter ested in it. Some farmers have had trouble getting good grass silage. Some have had excellent results. Some oats and peas, both hay and silage could be improved on. Here will be an opportunity to see good and poor forage Also some talks will be given on why different forages are classed as they are, their relative feed value, and how our feeding practices can be improved
 Opportunity will be afforded for questions and answers. A lot of information can be gotten by an exchange of ideas. You would be surprised at the amount of in formation and hard headed prac- tical ideas that are carried around the Valley between these farm ers' earmuffs. Here will be a chance to spread them around. I'll be seeing you.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-29
MRS. KING.,VISITS AT MOOSE PASS

Mrs. Clara King of Clara's Va riety store is spending the holi- days at Moose Pass, where she is visiting MT. and Mrs. Lyle Saxton, her daughter and son-in-law and two grandchildren. Mrs. King left here on Friday before Christ mas and plans to return to Pal mer within the next week or SO.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
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By FRANCIS STANN

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