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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

go nna Sos gfani ga1s. ~
ainbfnn nnd 9fb CARTS cousin.
~ ii09ut ~ illinois. spent pfldaY
evening a the bone ~ So and
aff 2 h0fnHf e efagi0n.
a HhG Nts Charles H0liiHKss
tofih and children ~ Whining
t0H anG Nf and nfs Charles Vib-
bef an0 children. 0f Beimar 81
nHit aeshhnd guests ~ 49, abd
hIfs Prank blDbeif
A esd SIZE iAf0y lfheRer enc
tfialhs0 tae f0il0UlnK guests On
saturday evening 30 Hnd Mrs
william benton 80 Hnd Mrs Mar
flH Stitch and 81 aud Mff Char.
Is holiinFHb0fih
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

White Dyl0D should be washed
separately nom e0l0red things II
VIII then stay white throughout BUs
mer9ps wasbiDgs Although c0lors
~ other garments msy appear %
be fosi, they often leaye enough dis,
eol9raiioD, though slight, W bring
about an Objectionable "offwbiteV
upRe 70 white Dylon
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

Vaeationists in tropical or SUBJ
tropical areas would do wen to
have protective NEGOTIATIONS and
learn about insect repenents, ad-
vises a Cincinnati dermatologist.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

Japan has been in q medical
''blackoUt' since 1881. q leading
Japanese physician says. For the
last nine years no foreign medical
literature has reached japan.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
Spray for Files

Lindane was recommended for
use by USDA scientists for the first
time last summer as a residual
spray against flies in farm dairy
barns and milk plants.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

RWHF HWhN|W WMAANAHHD
~ 1894 Peter Cooper rolled
wrought iron beams f9r use IN fire,
proof buildings ~ Trenton, New
Jersey
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

Magentonikum und Abfiihrmittel TRI.
NER'S BITTERWElN kennen und be.
nutzen. Diese ewissenschaftliche Formel
ist aus elmer speziellen Wahl von
Naturs eigenen Wurzeln, Krautern und
Pflanzen zusammengestellt. Sic wirkt
milde, sanft und bestimmt, UNI trage
Abfallstoffe aus den Darnlen zu elimi.
nieren. Besorgt Euch heute cine
Flasche Triner's und lernt seine yer.
bliiffenden Wohltatigkeiten kennen.
(Achtung! Wenn Euer Ceschaft Tri.
ner's Bitter Wine nicht fiihrt. schickt
sl.50, zusammen nit Namen Eures
Geschafts an: Jos. Triner Corp. 4053
". Fillmore, Chicago. und Eure crosse
lS Cnz. Flasche Triner's wird Euch
sofort portofrei zugeschickt,)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

hcrheit0noc aid, MIR q, einem fle,.
men Seil 81 eriesell" iiibrte er >pei.
ter nl,s.
9(uc bon Care 1clleicrteu @ithcr
Iino, >pic 81. NcoO herporhoh. neu
ponl politiiten Stonoplr,ft olls iino
Iic llonarciibor lmo fonncn nlht
nla Eropo9auon be5clhnct ucrbcn.
Cos @cihcnf at sic Nrolffurtcr
llniucriitdt euthieIt sic lcet er'd)ie'
ncncn nno beitcn omcrlfonllfen
@crfe nuf Nenl @eblcte Scr Meoi}ill
scr 3obnNcilfl,nNc. Der p'ientlI6cr
NcillnobcitspIlcgc, So5iolo9lc, sari.
fllltur llno ser olgClponbtcl @ll'ell,
ihnftcu. slcbnlihc SpcroeN lpllrNcll
fiirslih old Scr Nrcicn l(niucriitoi
in Vcrlin, sic tiir 1000 Collars Vil'
der crhiclt ,No hem Eohogo9i'd)cn
Scninnr III @cit- Berlin - @iihcr
fiir 200 Collars ocmnd,t.
Care bat neiterc @uhlleicrl,naer
in ser nobcn 3ufinit porsc'cbcn fiIr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
puloer 5misben
DiSn1ar un1
kolberg

Sin Neuticner &prrciponocnt Der
TorilCr SuNcsicltuna &c NlNarn"
licH iif Don cincm ollS oct Convict
;pne 0ciIoGcncu &crftinNenicur iIber
bic rllIliid)cn nlilit0riict'cn SlnlaQcn
an Der Siticcfilitc ;niid)cn Enl bel
&isuur IND &ohIhCrO bCrld>tcn. Sic
Eorilcr 3citllnO pcroI'cntllhlc nud}z
Tplacnbe Slus'lIhrlnNCn:
Pin Der mctlCnblTOllhcl Sit'ccs
filIte hat iest Die ilpCite llm'lcollnN
Der gepDlferlnu hcNonncn. ,3lpllhcn
9Iswdr lno 9Silitrpm mcrDcn iebt
iGnltlidc Ginpnhncr Der Babe. lun
N,oIcnnrte cuufllicrt lInn III bns IN.
mere bcs Euiocs OChrud)t. Ecoiulid
III 9tn'tpf hat man lld) bel oic'er
9lftIon nllf rlnD 5000 orbcltalmfG.
hlSc Mtcnid)Cn hcid)runft. Sicic
NtoHnohnlcn pcrncu nnnllt hcorllls
Oct, nuH man nllc 9Sohnp!uEc in Den
&lltcnprtcr 1ilr Den "9llihul Der
p'tnCutld)cn S,nnncIsflottc" henotiNt.
Sos mcflcnblrNiite Slrbcitsnlini=
'terllm 'prldt buNeNcll pom SlllIhul
clncr p'tnclltlr)cn ,SiIrherflnttc. Mas
lid, Ichnc) i'll 9$lrflidfcit bintcr bcn
nCltcn Enrhnbcn pCrhlr0t, Ocht aus
Dem Geriht elmer (Sehcllnilsunu her
Dor, Die lnl rliilidbcn ,Slpttcnhullptz
ullartter III Berlin ubochoItcn nlWne
llno bel Der Der rlIllilhe &upitun sllr
Gee @cnlolhcnfpif prGiiniertc. Die
Nrllfcrslpcrfc in Scliuu lrno Die ia.
hrlfcn Dor Sdb0fIer lnh Gunenber0
III MuNoebllru crhIcltcu Den gcfchI
inter unpcrcm 5000 Sieiclmpturcn
bis i!lnr 30. Scptember 1850 al bic
lppletlihc NIpttc ,lt lieIcrn.
Ser rllIllihc l;lan ocht nobin, bic
Nanie Gltlccfil'tc Der iplpictiihcn 80.
ne III cit Slricnul su pcriponDcln
Suu lllln 9tnCft urbCitcn Die gouuer
III Den SooIcn bon 9Sismur, 9Sorne.
nlllnoc, 9inltnf lmn Straliunn, INN
oic'e A,uTcnbcdcn iilr Srblffc bis I'll
20 900 Spnncn hcnllHbur ;u Mo-
c)cn. Sluf Der sNlicl lpcl lit cin I'M.
tcrirplidcr llzgppt =Noicn critanncn
,nl lcstcn Sabre ipllrDcn an Die isis.
nurcr SSerItcn 10000 Sonncn
Stubl 0ellcTeyt. bic pfiiiicl sum Gul
upn 500 S9iS NroBeu NcrIn0sloo=
germ bc'tlmnlt lparen. Su gSirflihs
felt hanpclt c. iih pahci INN Nocb.
hllolllNen bon friIbcren oeutichen
Scr'torcrn OcS Narpif Spps, bic ie
1000 Snnncn hubcn, ) @eihiiee
BON lc 12.1 CIT &ulibcr beiiscn ilno
nit ) SprpcDnrphrcn in 3lrciiohcr
ScrcrnnpronllnN pcrichcn iino.
.,Scino hDrt mit.w
IN oSisnor unb @nrncmiI,1he
holtt mon fcrner Srrpchoboote oes
Snrs I /, Die ic 600 Sonncn hoben
noill obcr fomnlen llzgopte Der Sp.
pen 81 1900 Sunnen) unp %
1000 Sonncn) Die bllrrh &uItber<
tllrblncn anactricben ipcroen ,lno 10
Snrpcoprnbre beiiBcn. 9lls man in
Sarlshpr't ben gcfcbl oab, in Ser
Ndhc bon sSisnor init nen Ban ei=
mes arobcn &oiieriluabaiens su be-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
Die Sraneimrter timber iitGt crhGlt 1siieter ais
6zrSh~,>F >>>,> Il nrr

Men yorf. Sic 8oetbc lluipcrii.
tat bot Dor fl,r5em hurh hnS vGorcs
llNGSGS Vorf ,Suno Frngrom"
aus s(mcrifo ncue Nonobiidcr uuh
acknowledgements i'm Mcrte bon 800
Collars oils 8eifcnt crboltcn. Iicie
@iiber iollcn oosu oicncll. Eroiei.
iorcn irno Stuocnten nit sen lniiien-
i;boitlifen Torihungcn Ser ibrIsel
@clt ipicocr bctrol,t su mahcn.
sll,s bcn 9criNtcn Sic oos 9feIp
Dorfer @iiro bon Care Crhalten bat,
gcbt hcrpor. bob sic 9iltcr Dem Ncf.
for ser llniperiitdt,. e.. Boris No.
iciusfp in elmer bclonOcrcn ,Seicr
iibcr9cben >purbcn, an Scr &crtrctcr
BON llNG SGS, Gore. ,no Ser &c.
ricrlmg ser %eriniatcn Stooten
teilnohmen. Gicic @crtcill,na mar Sic
cri1c bicicr slrt in Ser on,erifoni'd,cl
<3cne Scrtid,lnrb$. Gorc bot bic'e>
@td,pertcil1n95prnQramm nor fur
sen, icinen Schenslnlttcl. rno Stnffs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

miinDc ala 6oiptitiispunfte Der ios
mictiidlen ,Slctte Neltcil. hat mon Die
Hcihreitc Der Sclld)tieuer BON Siui,
ncnliinbc lmb Siternot ouI 12 int.
eupeitcrt. @rcifspalo bciist cine
Ternlenfllnosonlaae fiir G.Jsoffen
llnD ein hod,it n,noernes 9faoarin.
item, has Bis i,udl :. 9nuHuppin
rciht. Sdmtlihe friihcren be,ltihen
Standardization sipiid,en 9tiioen
ln,b Sicpeunp iinD ipicncr in Be
tricb. Seionhcrs arobe Moidinen
lulrbcn Ii. q. III 9iepcnpw=8cit
bcobochtct. Sos llier slpiihcn Sol.
hcrN- Iccp lmo Senfenha0en lit hers
mctiich ohacric0clt. Sier hoben bei,t-
'hc &ric1s0cfunocnc ols nem 9ooer
Observation-Disclosures Voicn fit
ocn slbichu6 ppn Jiofcten ocbout.
, Nrllhcre &onltruftcure npn Eecnes
milnOe habcn ols tethniihc 9crater
hcl Oie'cu 9lrbciUn ochicnt. Sspn
bier alts lpcrncn Iolrfeno Hafefcn
nurh Der SlnicI ScieI oboeihoiien,
Die polliu epofllicrt iii. 9Siirne mon
lcnof Die 9lhlthuBrif,ln0 lm $50
@ran pcr0nNern, crrcifte man NIT
elmer 9$clte Don $50 fm. nenou oas
Jtuhrochict.
e$cncr III Gnlbcro nod in Miioron
nor' cin 3lpiIilt hcn frilhcrcn gones
'tronh bctreten. &ilometerlrcit oehs
ncn 'ld bier Studlclbrohtpcrhaue,
Die pnlt polnliChcn Niilitdr hcpuf,t
mcrDcn. N,lcr hc1innt nGnl!id, nas
mas mnn Den 9ltluntiflpoll ser Sit.
ice ncnncn fOnnte. Gin oihtcs ia.
oorncb lrlNibt bic hciocn 1Soiicrs
tll1QhNTcn Wnrbcrlcc lInD Schuice bis
illr SarIunNfii'tc. Nrillierprt lit ols
Hotctcnholis pnroclchcn. Sllld, Der
! Sell S'tprclrcns, Der ruiiiidl aes
lporbcn III. 1T hclte uls cine cin;iae
NC'tlmN an nilI'pred)cn. Scr i,aien
non Flllnu Ut flir Sccid,iIie ullsoez
haOQcrt, ,ilpl'dcn Eillau unb Die.
mel iublt man etpu % beIcittlute
ElmftC. IN S&chIau lno Hobiou iii
cln GIltcnponicrtnrrs IN 0arniipn,
Nn'tcrburQ Ous icst Sld,crniofonif
hclrt lit 'llr &crlud)e init Gjeheins
moffcn Nc'pcrrt. .McmeI ailt ais
QrpEtc rll''lldc II Boot gulia. mpbei
mon ppn Der Sotiacbe olsoeheu
fomL NoN Die huiicn hcute in Der
SIt'cc ctuu 200 Gopte beiiIcn,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

sic @onncr llniucriiiit (S5OO); bic
Scbrcricnlinarc in 9an,bcrg, Nrlan'
0ct, 9Nii1d,cn .1aiing ms Srhno.
bod) nit je 1920; Sic SSombirger
Stoots -lluipcriitGt $4,000; hirS>nm.
burger Stuocnten. .@eNciicnihalt
$3.50 nnh Bic sreiburacr llniper.
i;tt.t (S55O)
lie seitrdee bon Spenbern in
Hlmerita lrsrNcn inter oieitn @uGl'
Var bon Care b,nilsf, I'M Niellalls'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

Tofetbicnit onaridIoiicn, lnu Sic bonn
9rieec scritortcn @ibIiotbcfen Guro.
pas micNer al,f,liii!lcn.
e.. Somcs 9iorson Ncuo, Der
Ghci ser slbtcililna filr GrSlchNn1
,mN Gultl,r, sic ocm Viiro oes Scben
Gon,nliiiors iiir Gell:icb blnnb nnbe.
ihloiicn iit biclt ouI bicier Scicr
cine slniprahe. Gr betontc, baB II,
Sen lestcu 70 Sabren GcutlhlanS
polfrnmcn bon ocn miiienld)nTtIidls
en- uno tehniihcu Gntniflllngen Ser
aubc,pclt ubaeihloilen gclpc'ell lei.
n@ir olc ,uiiicn MIR SIT gut" lag.
te er. ,ipic id,micri9 cs lit, Sic Scllt.
itcn llnipcriitGtcn nit Den @iihcrll
III pericracn. Sic iilr sen l(ntcrrlht
benotigt iperNer."
Sic @octhc lllipcr'ltGt hut, mic
or lpcitcr oll*iiihrte. bcionNcra 'tart
aclittcn. S;un ihrcm Niihcrbcitnno
liuo nohcju 60 Erpicit, nnnllldl oSo,'
600 @iidler pun Den 99S, 900 ser
tort nprocn.
,Voplcrman3el ,mo icdnl'd)c
Sd,lplcriafclten nerbunbcn nit Il.
non;ieacn Sdlpicriafeiten hobcr es
felt Dem &rlcae bcllnhc ulnliQlid)
aemod,t. sic perlorcn segoneencr9U.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
Traurige Reise dureh
das heutige Seh|esien

blieben. Die Bolkow-Stadt
zaehlt heute NIGHT einmsl 1000
Einwohner. Rund 800 Vier- und
fast gleichviel Dreizimmerwoh-
nungen stehen in ihr leer. Vom
einstigen Kurgaestebetrieb ist
heute Sommer vie Winter nur
wenig zu spueren. Die Yer
Observation-Disclosures der voel-
lig verarmten Bewohner rel
chen nicht zu mehr, ais Elm ge-
radezu nur kuemmerliches Le-
ben in Not und Entbehrung
muehsam erhalten zu koennen
I Voll Schmerz verlasse ich meir
geliebtes Bohemian.
Vie es sonst i'm geraubten
Schlesien aussieht? I'm Tele.
grammstil nur noch etliches
Grauenberg. die weltberuehmte
deutsche Weinstadt, ist ueber-
schwemmt NIT Spirituosenfa.
briken, die ihre Erzeugnisse in
wesentlichen mach Kongresspo.
len verfrachten. Glatz weist
nur wenig Spuren des Krieges
auf, was sicherlich Anlass ge
worden ist, diese Stadt init
ihren zahlreichen Marmeladen
und Konservenfabriken in be-
sonderer Weise zu bevorzugen
und sic zu elmer Art Metropole
zu machen, i'm polnisch-tsche.
chischen Grenzverkehr. Die
russgeschwaerzten Plaetze Bis
marckhuette c'Huta Batory"
und koenigshuette sind, was sic
warren: die alien oberschlesi
schen 1ndustrieorte NIT ihrer
typischen Wahrzeichen fuel
Kohle und Bergbau, Walzblech
anlagen und LokomotivWerk
staetten. Ueberall wird in Dire
Schichten gearbeitet. Aber die
Menschen, die hier werken unc
schaffen, machen einen Wenis
zufriedenen Eindruck. Man ge
Wahrt welt mehr auf Schrit'
und Tritt, dass allies ausge
pumpt und ausgenutzt wird, die
Arbeit, das Bergwerk, del
Schacht, die Turbine und i'm
mer und INNER Wieder del
Mensch. Der polnische Ansied
Ter fuehlt sich in diesem neue,
Milieu NIGHT wohl, und so setz
versteckt vie often INNER vie
der cine Art Massenfucht au
dem lndusriezentrum Ober
vie Gesamtschlesiens Elm. Elm,
Heimat haben hier die Pole,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
Nn EanH, nihts mic at
GanN ..."
Sh!lli, rnn Selte |.

Scr zines YanamasI Iampfers on
2ano gcbcn. slbcr aui Ser tnd)llcn
Rciic muroc ein Iciltihcr, als cr bon
0orh aing, prompt perhaitct. &crgcbs
lid, bemiibte lid, scr aupitun I'M Die
;srcibeit bieics San M;aatcn. 9tcben'
her puroe ihm ul,r bcoelltct: Gen e.
ben Sic 10 Icitt nidt micocr." slld
habcn sic Secleutc III Nieicn Nuien
nit icilroie!iscn Nftcn einiclncrEclen
81 rchncn.
Seine llntcrid)icbe! :.
@cnt ocmnGdit bic alllierte Sbcr'
fomn,iiiion nit bent @lmbesfonilcr
ben red)tiuciicnben aurs ser Sufiin''
tisen pabpclitiihcn Nahrt ocs Nci,t'
ld)cn .Sceiabrtabild)cs Icltlcat, 'olltcn
aud hicic bisfrin,inicrenbcn &llrpen
iiir Ncltidc Seclelltc bciitigt ipcrNen.
Ned,hrciicuo haiiir iii has @clcs ilbcr
sic intcrnotlonole Hchtsorbnl,na Ncr
SccbGicn pom 90. 8. 1923. Sicrln
lplroc oni ocm @runhiav ser @egclls
icitiafcit SEN Scclcutcn ollcr 9tatIo.
nen 9lehes Mcht lmo aleihc @e.
bonol,mg III oilcn @Gicn Ser Mclt
suaeiidert. 9Hic hicics @c'eg, 10 fcnnt
aud, oas Solioaritatsgciiibl inter
friitlihcn Seciabrcrn feline Inter
id,iphe nor Observation-Disclosures.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
Ctryilcrs $trcie ,,ah
100 Gaeen y, Gn~e

Gctroit, 2fif. od) 100 Soaer Don
StrCif clnigte iitl enNIid) Die Gnrns.
Icr sSlrm1 nit Sen Mutomobi!orhei
tern umO 10 bc9onn ON leeten Ntor.oa
bic 9lrbcit lpcbcr. 2lIlCroin8s lit es
NM froQIid) pcnn sic Ghrnsler Tro.
0uttc 0cIlcfcrt ntrbcn fonncn, hcun
Ger Strcif bcr@ohnorbsitr uerhinNert
Die Transportation in .pelter euticrn.
te 9egenben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
When Coughs
Due To Colds
Hit You Hard

Try This famous conodimn Cough
Remedy for Fass Effective Action
Spend - cents today ss any drus ssoes for .
bottle OF BUCKLEfS CANADIOL MIX.
TURE-tfipie sctins-so relie,e coSshias
fast Take . tesspoonful and hold Il on tns
tongue Q moment then swallow slowly and
ieel its powerful. punsent action spfesd
through throat. head and bronchial tubes.
BUCkLEY'S MIXTURE acts promptly 70
help loosen up thick. sticky phlesm-soothe
irrifsted throat membraass sad sase hard
coughing spells. q ~~O -
Most sll Canada knows BUCKIEYS-folks
who live up North where Q cough MIXTURE
has got to do real Job, keep BCCkLkY'S
handy. So III il the very next time Q cold
out for yourself how good and effective |, is
(As coughs sue TO colds. Gss BUCkLIY'S
CANADlOL MIXTURE -; 9ads 10 he
u. 3. A. - TODAY - q al aras ssefsA
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

Sinp Sic unb Sbre Mn9eboriaen
Wlitalicc in, 0raufenperein ,To
Gcntrol Gerbano? @cnn nidlt. ieet
1T pie 3eit bei3utreten. llm 9enanerc
Snfcrioticn ruien sic ben 2ofal.
kerfrefer an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
Esst besser, seht besser aus,
Fuhlt auch besser

Es ist NIGHT notig, We.
gen einfacher Verstop.
flung und ihrer Begleit.
Symphonic miserabel
und verdriesslich zu
sein! lhr k0nnt genau
so schlau sein vie viele
tausende andere. die
seit 1897 das heriihmie
Kodiak mirror., 1950-06-24
HIGHER TAXES?

The city council considering raising the real and personal property from 10 to 15 mills this year.
 Mayor Lee Betger revealed the councils plans Thurs day at Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
 The Mayor explained that the additional five mills would used for the improvement of streets and for the opening new streets and roads within the city limits.
 He asked that persons having any opinions the subject attend the council meeting Monday and speak them. ELas year kodiak residents paid 10 mill property tax to the city and 10 mill tax to the territory The city collects the tax for the territory and later reverts to the city
 your property apr raised at $3O0O last year you paid s6O dollars in taxes or two percent of appraisal
 If the city council raises the five mills you will pay S75 on S300O appraisal or two and one-haf percent.
 Taxes important item everyone Plan attend the council meeting Monday night and you have opnion it then Do not wait until later and criticize the councils action.
 If you feel that the additional taxes will be of benefit you by the improvement of the streets and the opening new ones. then support the Councils proposition.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-06-24
ELECTIONS in sl,e MIRROR 2 YEARS AGO-l943

A cattle roundup was held at Tom Felton's ranch, and 5O calves were corralled and branded.
 The Alaska Steamship Co.,. announced that all freight shipments to Kodiak must be prepaid in Seattle.
 5 YEARS AGO-1945
 The city council started a search for new school plans, drawn several years ago and now misplaced. The school was high on the list of post war projects.
 The Chamber of Commerce started an economic survey of Kodiak to furnish information for it's own use and for the newly formed Alaska Develop ment Board at Juneau.
 YEAR AGO-1949
 The run of salmon in the Red River and Karluk areas was reported as poor.
 The primary poles for the new KEA distribution system were set.
 A field party of the U. $. Geological Survey was prepar- ing a topographic map of the island.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-06-24
To vore Monday Or, Statehood

Washington (R)-The Sen. ate Insular Affairs commitbee has decided to vote Monday oa the house-approved legislatioa to grant statehood to Hawai- and Alaska. The decision was annoucced by Chairman o. Mahoney, after a closed door session of the committee, at which it completed it's study of the Alaska bill.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-06-24
PNA Wins Safety Award

The National Safety Council has awarded Pacific Northern Airlines, Inc. an aviation safety award in recognition of having operated all of it's pas senger schedules in 1949 with out a fatality.
 This is the eighteenth con- secutive year that PIMA has operated without a passenger fatality and the line has one of the outstanding safety records in aviation history.
 PIMA was founded by Arthur G. Woodley in April 1882. PNA's ability to perform efficiently and safely in the early days of Alaskan aviation IS a result of planning and foresight of Art Woodley, Ray Martin local PIMA agent, said yesterday.
 1 When notified of the award Woodley said, ''This award highlights PNA's IS years of operation in Alaska We who flew in the early days are in- deed gratified with the ad- lvances made in air safety"
 Soil Testing and Arrange ment Studies will be the topic of discussion when members of the Garden Club meet at the home of Mrs. John Given Wednesday evening. Roll call will be held at 8 pm and following the meeting re- treatments will be served.
 Lewis G. Mcdonald from the Alaska Department of Fisheries arrived in town Tuesday on what he described as a routine trip. He called on Roy Lindsley, local fisheries agent.
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Hospital News
BIRTHS:

BIRTHS:
 To MT. and Mrs. H. E. Spencer, a daughter Patty Jo, 2 lbs 4 OF, June IT.
 To MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Sundberg. a son Richard Arm old, g lbs, June 21.
 For medical attention, Tho mas Rigney, Tacoma; Mrs. Margaret Lamprecht, Mare lius Halkstad, Prince Rupert; sHenry- McDermott, Seattle; Mrs. Katherine Frazer, Mrs.
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Harry Lindgren, Kodiak resident, left Thursday for a short vacation in Washington. He will join his wife and daughter, Toni, at Startup.
 Lindgren expects to return to Kodiak in about 10 days.
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NOTICE

Effective June 15, the scale for journeymen carpenters in the Kodiak area will be $3.OO per hour.
 Local 2162.
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Leita von ScheeIe, Afognak; Mrs. Sigrid Wodlinger, Baby Margy Wescott.
 For minor surgery, Clyde Lindlay, Norman Harrington, Mrs. Marie Moriarity.
 Charles Madsen, in the hos- pital since last week for medi- cal attention, is reported very much better.
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So that a new frozen food display case could be got ia- side the store, the old en- trance to the City Market and part of the wall were torn out Thursday, but are being re- placed.
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Mrs. RE. Cantzler and chil- dren Fay and Pamela arrived on the Denali to join Cantzler, with the ACS here.
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Towr, Tidbits

Roy Ophsim, skipper of the Whiz-Halferty tender Pan 'ther, had something other than fish in the hold to worry about Saturday. Entrusted to his special care was a wedding cake, which the Panther took to Karluk, from LaLande's Kodiak Bakery.
 Miss Julia Pond, bookkeeper for the cannery, says she doesn't know of any other cakes ever going aboard a tender.
 The cake was for MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Pavloff who were married here by Con- missioner A. M. Vokacek in December, but had a Russian church wedding at Karluk Sunday. with Father Alex ander Popoff conducting the ceremony. Mrs. Pavloff was Kristine Malutin. ..
 Rocky" Rockstad, local carpenter, thought about en- tering Contest-Nose- Count to guess the population of Ko- diak, and even sat down and wrote his guess out to mail to the MIRROR. When the an- nouncement of the population was made last Saturday, Rock stad discovered the unmailed entry on top of his radio. He opened it and found his guess was 1640. The population of Kodiak was officially set at 1885 and Bill Lamme won the bond offered by the Bank of Kodiak with a guess of 1888! 1!
 Since the MIRROR devoted a page recently to the animal oddities of Kodiak, we have heard of course of many we missed. Among them is Benny. a grey striped cat which belongs to the Dick Lightfoots. Upon command, ''in the proper tone of voice, " Mrs. Lightfoot says, Benny will turn somersaults or roll over.
 Vic Ellis, city councilman, went to the city hall Tuesday night to hear the complaints, |of any, of taxpayers on their assessments. He left in time to make the g o'clock show, l and commented that mo one ever turns up to complain a.
 bout taxes the first night. '' Mrs. Ellis added that he should stay home the next night and let another council. man take his turn at it.
 i Wednesday morning, Ellis received his own tax postcard in the mail and read the not ice about the Board of Equali- { zation. He learned that it's first meeting was scheduled for last night, not Tuesday. :.
 "Harpoon", the movie shown at the base Wednesday night, was of special interest locally. The film, a whaling story, was made Tn Alaska in 1947, and during part of its filming, members of the cast
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