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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
Aberdeen-Angus
Field Day At
Mt. Prospect Farm

The Maryland Aberdeen-Angus
State Association is planning an
all-day Field Day to be held on
the Mt. Prospect Farm of w. c.
Hanson near Potomac on July 20
Thursday. Luncheon will be
served at noon by the Ladies of
the Potomac Methodist Church.
The program planned tor the
day will be of particular interest
to breeders of beef cattle. A rep
resentative of the Extension Serv-
ice of the University of Maryland
will be present. Demonstrations of
tatooing, grooming, trimming of
feet, etc., will be given. A cattle
show will be included in the pro-
gram.
AS a loud speaker will be used
during the entire program, every
one will be able to take part in the
demonstrations. A large tent is
being erected on the grounds SO
that the day can proceed as
planned in case of rain. A large
group is expected, people from
the Central-Eastern states having
indicated their interest in the
affair. Everyone interested in the
raising and breeding of beeves for
sale and show is invited to attend
this Field Day.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
Groves Mayor
Is Reelected
For 18th Term

At Washington Groves annual
election held Saturday, July 8,
Irving L. McCathran was re-elect-
ed mayor for his 18th consecutive
term. Mayor McCathran is a pa
tent lawyer with offices in the
McLachlen building in Washing
ton.
Norman C. Healy and DIR. Ed
ward E. Hogan, clerk, were also
reelected to succeed themselves
as Councilmen for a three year
term. The mayor is elected an
nually, together with one-third of
the Town Council, which is COM
posed of six members. Members
of the Council whose terms had
not expired are Everett B. Bean,
treasurer; Bernard o. Bent, Sgd
ney Connor and DR.. James M.
Hundley.
Mayor McCathran announces
that at the meeting, the same tax
rate was retired by vote of the
citizens at said meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
Seminary President
To Make Address In
Baptist Church, 10Th

The Rev. Floyd B. Boice, D. D.,
of Los Angeles, Calf, will adj
dress a public gathering in the
Baptist Church on Courthouse
Square, on Wednesday evening,
July 10. The talk will be in the
interest of the Mission to Migrants
Of which he is Promotional Di-
rector. DIR. Boice is a former
president of the Los Angeles Bap-
fist Theological Seminary and is
now engaged in promoting church
work among the people made we'll
known through the celebrated
book, "The Grapes of Wrath"
DR.. Boice will present movies
taken among these people which
will give first hand information
about their problems. He is tour
ing the country speaking at COL
leges, seminaries, churches of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13

Officer, and DR.. X. F. Welte, Di-
rector for the tuberculosis Asso-
citation, made complete joint re-
port of the results of intensive
work over the last year.
DR.. Welsh reported that the
actual number of films taken on
miniature film in surveys handled
by the tuberculosis Association
was 24,503, approximately 1000 of
which were high school students.
This is a part of a 5 year plan
for the control of TB.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
TB Association
Makes Report
To Co. Council

"In the first year of operation,
Montgomery County's long-range
tuberculosis program has accom-
plished its immediate detectives in
surveying large sections of Mont
gomery Couny and finding a num-
Der of tuberculosis cases while they
were still in the early stages when
they are easiest to cure, said DIR.
]. w. Bird, President of the Mont
gomery County tuberculosis Asso-
ciatiop, in reporting to the Mont
gomery County Council on Tues
day.
DR.. Bird, with DR.. VIM. W,
Welsh, President-elect of the Mont
gomery County Medical Society
and Member of the Board of the
tuberculosis Association, together
with DR.. v. l.. Ellicott, Health
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
Mayor Perry Gives
Last Warning To
Property Owners

According to Mayor Harry C.
Perry, Gaithersburg property
owners will be subject to fine if
all weeds are not kept cut on
lawns and vacant lots. Final no.
tice is being given through the
press this week. All further no.
tees will be mailed to the resi-
dents who are not complying with
regulations, and action will be
taken if the law is not obeyed.
The weed regulation is for the
protection of all residents as a
heavy growth of weeds breeds
mosquitoes, ticks, and in many
cases cuts the view of motorists
causing accidents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
Birth Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. John R. (Jack)
Spates of Comus are parents of a
baby girl, born on June 20 in
Frederick City Hospital. The little
girl, who weighed 81s pounds, has
been named Geraldine Ellen. She
has a big brother and sister -
Roger IL, and Janet, 8.
Mr.. Spates is title examiner
for the Suburban Title and Invest
ment CORPORATION.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13

various denominations in the in
terest of this class of people.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
Fried Chicken, Ham z
Dinner At OlneY. 18th

! St. Johns Parish is sponsoring
fried chicken and ham supper
en- Saturday, July 16 at st. Johns
Community Parish Hall Olney.
The menu will include a quarter of
fried chicken, large slice of
country ham, three hot vegetables,
homemade rolls, jelly and bev-
erage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
Contracts Awarded
Road Work In Town
To Begin Shortly

Bids for grading and paving of
Mapleton road, Denham road, and
WOODBURY. road were let by the
Town of Rockville on the 18th of
June; work will start shortly. The
contract for all three bids was
awarded Francis o. Day of Beth
esda. On the Denham road a bid
of $3,411.40 was quoted; on Maple
ton, $3,9o7.80; and on WOODBURY.,
$2,513.35.
While the contract for the 24O
bypass of the town has been
awarded as announced in the
Sentinel several weeks ago, the
Suburban Engineering and Con-
struction Company of Branchville
have not announced the date for
the start of the work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
WBBC Speaker

Speaker on Sundays BIC. C.
Harvest Show to be broadcast at
1:15 p. m. over Radio station
WBCC will be Mrs. w. o. Hustled,
president of the Metropolitan
African Violet Society. She will
speak on African violets, and
how to exhibit them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13
LightIess Match

Since the war, Canadian scien.
fists have exhibited match that
produces heat but NO light, which
can be used anywhere-even in
wind of gale force-because, lack
ing any flame, II cannot be blown
out
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-07-13

h1O11AAO MIA II "
Salesman recently appointed to
handle International Motors De-
partment of Maloney's Inc, in the
Rockville Gaithersburg area, is
Richard Mayhue who lives at 628
Silver Spring Ave. in Silver Spring.
Mr.. Mayhue is a graduate of the
U. of Marylond School of En-
cheering and served with the
Maritime Division during the last
war. He was formerly truck en-
gineer with the Watson Equip
ment Company. He is married
and has two children.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-04-15

the winter and add year round beauty to
the planting.
It is desirable to establish this shelterbeIt
before much of the landscaping is done, an
it will be an important factor in the protec-
ton of the landscape plants that are put
in later. In fact with good shelterbelt plant
ing one may be able to grow more tender
shrubs and plants than he could without
this protection.
Size of Area
The size of the area to be handicapped de-
ponds on various factors One of the ina
portant considerations is the amount of
time the farm family will be able to spend
in taking care of the grounds This in turn
depends on the equipment available for
maintenance of the grounds. A larger farm
home looks better on more expansive
grounds than the smaller one.
One of the mistakes often seen is the
farm home built too close to the main road.
There are obvious advantages for keeping
it at reasonable distance from the road be-
cause of dust noise, ETC. But a good sweep
of lawn in front of farm home also pro-
vides beautiful setting for that home al
though there may be more grass to NOW
Distances from so to 100 feet from the road
are considered desirable
OF course, if the home is already built
too close to the road, there is little one can
do about changing things.
Three Areas
Three areas should be considered in plan
ming the yard Immediately about the farm
home. Briefly, these are called the public
private and service areas
Normally the area Immediately in front
of the farm house is considered the public
area. Usually this area gives a view of the
farm home from a public road. It is land
scaped in such manner that it forms q
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-04-15

develops it should be considered as part Of
the landscape picture on the farm In a
sense, it will form the framework or back
ground
The shelterbelt will consist of an outside
shrub row with several inner rows of taller
trees. In some instances the planter may
wish to plant the very inner row with an
evergreen to increase the protection during
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-04-15
For Beauty and Utility
Plan Before You Plant
BY LEONARD 4 Y4cER, assistant Extension Horculraiss
For Beauty and Utility

LANDSCAPING of our farm home
grounds can be useful as well as beautiful
Properly placed hedges or windbreaks
can hold snow off our drives; large trees
provide much needed shade around the
farm house and in other areas of our prop
erty Our paintings around the home can
also make outdoor living more enjoyable
and pleasant during the summer months
Common Errors
Some of the common mistakes in plant
ings often seen are these:
Paintings, such as flower beds, rock gar
dens or specimen shrubs, that are scattered
all through the yard area, making lawn
moving a complicated task.
Overuse of certain plant materials, such
or too many artificial garden ornaments.
Landscaping too large an area making
upkeep difficult.
Lack Of relation between various plant
elements flowers, shrubs, trees, vines. A
well designed place has all of these ele-
ments related to one another and each
part of the whole design.
Changing. Growing Pictures
Landscape designing is an art much like
painting pictures or composing music, and
all of these arts have things in common.
Unlike the painted picture the landscape
picture that we create is ever changing
with the season and the passing years
To produce good design one must be thor
oughly acquainted with plant materials,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-04-15

picture as seen by those who pass on the
road. 1t should be Handicapped with the
farm dwelling as the center of interest.
The service area includes the drive or
approach to the house, the clothes line and
drying yard, etc.
The private area is being considered
more and more by farm people. Tt is land
scaped in a manner to enclose it with
shrubs and trees. PleaSe turn to page ~
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-04-15

their availability
and adaptability.
The designer must
also have an artis-
tic sense to ar
range plants in
pleasing designs,
keeping in mind
seasonal changes
and the fact that
many of these ma
terials will be in
creasing in size as
they approach
maturity.
In tn e eastern
part of Montana
and in much of
Wyoming one of
the essential needs
before a landscap-
ing program is be-
gun is a we'll
planned h cit e r.
belt. In fact, as it
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
CENTRAL ARMORY

Imtyniu rengejas Jack Gan
sonas pranesa, kad nuo ateinan-
clio antradienio, vasario IA d.,
imtynes vel bus Central Armo-
ry. Pagrindinems imtynems SUI
tartas Don Eagle, tik dar nesu-
rastas jam priesas. Ia patti va
kara bus ir merginu imtynes,
kurioms yra sutarta Alvira
Snodgars, kuri esanti viena is
geriausiu merginu imtynininkiu.
Ateinanti antradieni, vasario
IA diena, programme numatomi
dar maziausiai trys zymus i'm
tynininkai.
Bilietai pas Richmond Bro
theirs, 736 Euclid Ave-, Main
0967 ir Central Armory, Pros
pect 4121.
Kainos: Rezervuotos po $2.40
ir S1.80. Iejimas = $1.20.
Durys atviros nuo 700 val.
vakaro. Pirmos rungtynes pra-
sideda apie $50.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
FILMA APIE KARDINOLO
BYLA

vakar pirna karta pradeta ro-
dyti Clevelande. Tai yra pasau-
line premjera. Manoma, kad 81
filma lures ypatingo pasisekimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
TAUTINES SAJUNGOS SKYR,
SUSIRINKIMAS -POBUVIS

Primenama, kad Tautines Sa.
jungos Clevelando skyriaus ma.
riu susirinkimas pobuvis ren.
giamas vasario men. Is d., 7:3C
val. vakare, DIR. Tamosaicio re-
zidencijoje, 26OO1 Lake Shore
Blvd. Del to reguliariu laiku =
pirmadieni, vasario 20 d., susi-
rinkimo jau nebus daroma (tuo
metu Lietuviu saleje bus rodo-
mos filmos is tremtiniu gyve-
nimo).
Skyriaus nariai ar besiren-
giantieji jais butt kvieciami da-
lyvauti. Dalyvausiantieii praso-
mi uzsiregistruoti rastu per
DIRVOS redakcija arba telefonu
EN- 4486.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
RkO keith's 1O5th

Vasario 8-14 d. "Jolson Sings
Again" SUI Larry Parks ir Bar
bara Hale.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SVEN
TES MINEJIMAI

81 sekmadieni, vasario IL d.
sv. Jurgio parapijos saleje mi
nejima rengia Tarybos skyrius.
Papildomai pranesama, kad da-
lyvaus vietines mokyklos vaiku
choras, parapijos choras ir A.
Mikulskio vadovaujamas vyrq
choras. IS ryto sv. Jurgio baz-
nycioje bus ia intencija pamal-
dos.
Kita sekmadieni, vasario 19
d., Kulturos Fondo skyriaus val
dyba, veikdama vardu ia iga-
liojusiu organizacijQ, rengia di-
+delio masto minejima
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
MIRE VINCAS GREICIUS

81 pirmadieni, vasario 6 d.
apie savaite pasirges, mire dau.
gumui clevelandieciu lietuviu ge.
raj pazistamas Vincas Greicius
63 metu amziaus, gyvenes CSC
E. 1O1.
Jis ilga laika yra buves sv
Jurgio parapijos vargonininku
tik prizes keleta metu is tQ pa.
reigu pasitraukes. Jis taip pat
yra buves ir mokytoju parapijos
mokykloje.
PaSarvotas Jakubs & Son lai-
dojimo namuose. Bus laidojamas
penktadieni, vasario 10 d. Gedu-
lingos pamaldos bus sv. Jurgio
baznycioje $50 val. Laidojamas
Kalvarijos kapinese.
10 seimos like: zmona Stella,
dvi dukterys - Stella Grigoric
ir Regina Brazaitiene, vargoni-
ninke-pianiste, daznai dalyvau-
ianti lietuviskuose koncertuose,
kaip akompaniatore; sunus -
Vincas ir DIR. Frank Greiciai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
SIDABRINES VESTUVES

Mrs. ir Mr.. Petras Dauparas,
773 E. 91st St., vasario % d.
sulaukia 25 metu savo vedybinio
gyvenimo sukaktuviu. Vasario
Is d. draugai rengia iSkilminga
vakariene sukaktuvininkams pa
gerbti, vasario 19 d., II val,
sv. Jurgio baznycioje bus ia in
tencija iskilmingos pamaldos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
TREMTINIU DRAUGIJOS
SUSIRINKIMAS

Clevelando Tremtiniu Draugi-
jos metinis susirinkimas saukia-
mas sekmadieni, 1850 m. vasa-
rio 26 d., II val. (po pamaldu)
Lietuyiu Saleje, $685. Superior
Ave., sia dienotvarke:
l. Susirinkimo atidarymas ir
prezidiumo rinkimas.
2. Auku rinkimas; tremtinio
a.a. Jono Kilikeviciaus naslei su-
selpti.
3. 1949 m. veiklos apyskaita.
4. Revizijos komisijos prane-
simas.
5. Naujos Valdybos ir Revi-
zijos komisijos rinkimai.
Visi nariai ir norintieji drau-
gija stoti tremtiniai kvieciami
dalyvauti.
Nauji nariai bus registrno-
jami prizes susirinkimo pradzia
ten pat saleje.
Susirinkimo proga visi gera-
sirdziai tremtiniai prasomi at
nesti auku maisto produktais ar
pinigais Vokietijos dziovininku
sanatorjose esantiems lietuviams
suselpti ir ten pat saleje iteikti
kad musu dovanos JUGS pasiektu
prizes Velykas.
Clevelando Tremtiniu D-jos
Valdyba
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
DlRVA PARODYS LEVELANDIECIAMS
KO LlGI SIOL OAR NETEKO MATYTI
kaip ietuviai issilaike tokiame gyvenime,
apie kuri kiekvienas bijotu ir pagalvoti

mas Varnas, V. K. Jonynas, A.
Tamosaitis, V. PetraviCius, T.
Valius, v. Vizgirda ir kt.
13. Ciurlionie6iai ir KIT.
Filmos bus rodomos zemuti-
neje Lietuviu saleje. Vietu yra
nedaug, todel
is anksto reikia isigyti
iejimo korteles
Jas galima gauti tik DIRVOS
redakcijoje bet kuriai is tu tri-
ju nurodytu dienu.
Islaidoms padengti uz kortele
mokama so centu. Prize duru
korteliu nebus galima gauti, jas
reiks tik parodyti ieinant. Net
'ir neisigije is anksto, ateidami
filmos paziureti, prasomi uzeiti
] DIRVA ir isitikinti, ar dar yra
laisvu vietu. Arba galima pasi-
teirauti telefonu:
EN- 1886
Filmos idomios ir items, ku-
rie patys stovyklose yra gyvene,
todel patariame jas pamatyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
OPERA LANKYSIS
RALANDZIO MENESI

Jau pranesama, kad Metropo-
Titan opera simet Clevelande
lankysis balandzio 1920 dieno-
mis-. Bus parodyta Z operos
Samsonas ir Dalila, Manon Les
caut, La Boheme, Tosca, Faust,
Aida ir Carmen.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
Public Auditorium
Little Theatre

saleje. Numatomas, kad daily
vaus miesto mayoras Thomas
A. Burke ir kngresmanas M. A.
Feighan. Koncerto programme
dalyvaus israiskos sokio meni-
ninke Aldono Valeisaite, akto-
rius Petras Mazelis ir muziko A.
Mikulskio vadovaujamas Ciur-
lionio ansamblis. Paminejimo
pradzia 3 val. po pietu.,
Kvietimus j ta minejima jau
galima gauti pas Kulturos Fon-
do Valdybos narius, platintojus
ir DIRVOS redakcijoje. Islai-
doms padengti uz pakvietimus
suaugusieji moka so centu, o
jaunuoliai 25 c.
Trecia sekmadieni, vasario 26
d., 4 val. po pietu mineiima
rengia ir naujoji parapija. Pro-
numatytos kalbos ir
menine dalis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
VINCO KUDIRKOS D-JOS
VAKARAS

DR.. Vinco Kudirkos Draugija
vasario 25 d. Lietuviu Svetaine-
je ruosia ~KOrtavimo Vakara.
Pradzia 800 val. yak. Iejimas
SO c.
Prize kiekvieno stale kOrtauto-
jams bus duodamos dovanos.
Kortavimo vakare bus ska
niu uzkandziu ir gerQ gerimq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

demokratu partijos Cuyahoga
apskrities vykdomojo komiteto
narys ir per 25 metus aktyvus
politikas rengiasi butt kandidatu
j Kongresa nuo Ohio % kongre-
sines apylinkes.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09
KAN IDOMU,

kaip vertinami ivairiQ tautu pa
sirodymai CLEVELAND PRESS
surengtame festivalyje, skaity-
kite apie tai straipsni 6-me pus-
lapyje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-09

Daug kas jau pripasakoja apie
tremtiniq gyvenima Vokietiioje.
1r blogo ir gero. Bet dabar pa
lime ia ir pamatyti!
Gallme pamatyti varga ir gy-
venima: tarp griuvesiu, cigorns-
kose aplinkybese, bet Wis delto
gyvenima, kuris rodo, kad lietu-
vial net ir didelej bedoj nesuluzo
ir nesuklupo.
Pirmadieni, vasario 13 d.,
ketvirtadieni, vasario 16 d..
Pirmadieni, vasario 20 d.,
DlRVA rengia parodymus fill
mu apie ta gyvenima. Filmas ro-
dys ir duos paaiskinin1us pats
tu filmu gamintojas BaIys Cal
dziunas.
siais vakarais bus parodyta:
l. Gyvenimas stovyklose Gar
mIsch, Hanau, Seligenstadt,
Scheinfeld ir kt.).
2. Flossenbuergo KZ, kur nu-
zudyta 2,4S0 lietuviu
3. Ministerio B. K. Balucio
lis Angliios) lankymasis Vokie-
tiioje.
A. Pabaltijo Universitetas ir
10 veikla Pinneberge
5. Skautu 80 metQ jubilieiin1
sukaktis
6. kauno arkivyskupo J. Skvi-
recko iubiliejus Austrijoie
Z. Lietuviu Tautin6s Delega
turos veikla
8. Kauno kunigu seminariios
rektoriaus kun. P. Petrai5io lai-
dotuves Konstancoje
y. Or. LadO NatkeViciaus. bu-
vusio Lietuvos pasiuntinio Mas
kvoje, kapas Austriioie
10. Lietuviai rasytojai ir IL
tuanistai: Pulgis AndriuSis, Au-,
gustaityte Vaiciuniene, Vyt.
Alantas. Broliai Birziskos, Ber-
nardas Brazdzionis, Kazys Bra
dumas, Jurgis Jankus. Henrikas.
Radauskas, Pranas Skardzius,
Mykolas Vaitkus, Vydunas ir KIT.
II. Litteratunines sventas
Stuttgarte ir Schw. Gmuende
II. Lietuviai dailininkai: Ado
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-05
PRINCESS LOUISE
BRINGS II HERE;
TAKES q SOUTH

Twelve persons disembarked thii
morning when the Princess Louise
docked at 7 o'clock. Coming from
Skagway were F. Dennis, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Villesvich, Mr.. Jacobin, Mrs. Ander-
son, Mrs. Dell. E. j. Christman.
L. Rapuzzi and Howard Sawyer.
Delayed an hour from schedule
by having to finish unloading
freight brought on the northbound
trip, the Louise sailed at 10 am.
Boarding Tor the southpound trip
were Mr.. and Mrs. D. Adams and
Wayne, and T. Wolchuk for Prince
Rupert; Mrs. Frank Metcalf and her
daughter, Mrs. Ray Hagerup, going
to Seattle, and these passengers for
Vancouver, BE-: A. Legge, L. Carl
son, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Cox and Beth;
MRS. w. Booth. Mrs. D. Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. BARLEY, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mac
Donald of Tulsequah; A. B. Dahl
quist, o. Anderson, D. Campbell,
and G.. Gordanier.
Automobiles of the Hartmans and
Adamses were taken aboard.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-05-05
COASTAL FLIGHTS
BRING 41;TAkE "a

Alaska Coastal Airlines flights
yesterday brought Al persons to
Juneau and carried "a from here
to points in Southeast Alaska.
To Petersburg: R. A. Littlefield,
R. j. Sommers, and R. Williams; to
Wrangell: T. p Hansen; TO Haines:
A. A. Lyons, Ken Goodson, Herman
Reichmann, Ralph Green, j. P.
Morgan, Orville Shafer, Paul Nc
Connell, Danny Thomas, Ralph
Lawson and Dennis Brown.
To Skagway: Marjorie Benson,
Aleene Bloom, James Dunn, and
Billy Martinez; to Hoonah: Mrs.
Joe White, F. r. Norton, Catherine
Hanlon and Emma Horton; to Peli-
can: Jack Stearns and G. l.. Rich:
to Gustavus: Angle Peterson; to
Sitka: Bill Spain, Bill Nolt, Ethel
Campbell. Evelyn Gaynor, Laura
Jones, and Henrik Bredvik; to Hood
Bay: A. E. Owens and Eugene Rose;
and to Fish Bay: Waily Westfall
From Tulsequah Ted Walchuch,
Lloyd Anderson, Donald Anderson,
George Gardiner, and Axel Dali
quist; from Ketchikan: Freeman
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Sewing machines for rent at The
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Schultz, Stanley McCutcheon, G..
Forward. and Earl Morganncth;
from Petersburg: r. j. Sommers and
Mr.. Littlefield; from Haines; w. G..
McGrath, Col. ]. r. Moves. Paul L.
Mcconnell, Helen Hatch, and Dora
Williams.
From Skagway: L. D. McMullin;
from Angoon: Albert James and
Mrs. Ronald John; from Hoonah.
Charles Hoynes and Mable John
son. from Pelican: Clifford Hunt,
Kirk Jones, Chester Bellville, Alben
Bellville, and Della Bellville; from
Sitka: Elmer Armstrong, Jean. Car
ter, Ruby Rotluff, Anabelle App
ling, Elsie Gleason. Bishop Goblin,
Mrs. Sanders, Nan Peterson, Lee
Workman, Bill Nolf. and R. Read;
from Tenakee: William Holtzingef;
and from Chatham: c. L. Storms,
Phyllis Gray. and Gordon Gray.
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NOTICE

NOTICE /. is hereby given that
Frank c. Shooter, Executor Of the
estate of Louise Kane, deceased, has
filed his final report herein and
petitions the Court to decree the
assets of said estate to May Kane
Dodge, Rose Kane Thompson, Patri-
cha Daniels, Frank G. Shotter, STAN
ley Steven Thompson, Jr., and Ger
aldine Thompson.
A hearing will be held on said
final report before the undersigned
at Juneau, Alaska, on June %, 1850,
at 1890 AM, at which time all per-
sons .objecting may appear and be
heard.
WITNESS my hand. and official
seal this 28th day Of April, 1850.
tSEAD GORDON GRAY,
U. s. Commissioner and Elk Officio
Probate Judge ~ Juneau Precinct.
First publication, April 20. 1850.
Last publication, May 10, 1850,