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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25

eina visus pasaulio krastus.
Jie pasiekia ir Amerika. 0 kai
pasiekia Amerika, tai jau ir ne
visi zinc, kad dalis tu tulpiu yra
ne pacioje Amerikoje augintos,
bet taip pat is Olandijos atga-
bentos. Kick susigaudziau, neblo-
gai tulpes augina jau ir Ameri-
kos gelininkai.
ziuriu rezidencijoje tulpiu zy-
dejimo svente buvo atsvesta pa
gal lietuviskus paprocius. Visi
sveciai buvo gausiai pavaisinti
erdvi sodyba ir erdvus kamba-
rial dave galimybes po vaisiu vi
stems pasikalbeti ir pasidalinti
gyvenimo rupesciais bel planais
Sveciu tarpe matesi Ponia S
Smetoniene, Juliaus Smetonos
Selma, Nageviciai, Karpiene, Au.
giai, Nasvyciai, Klimai, Kregz-
des, Zdaniai, Skardziuviene, Ma,
ziliauskas, Skardys, Braziuliai
Laikunai, Auginai, Ciuberkis, Sa.
kalai, Puskoriai ir visa ellie tau.
tieciu, kuriu dalis pirma karta
sutikta.
Grizdami is ALTS suvaziavi.
mo, is Detroito, uzsuko DIRVOs
redaktorius Rastenis, B. Dirmei.
kis, Chmieliauskai ir KIT.
Butu miela, kad toxic jaukus
ir gaivinantieji sekmadieniai il
dazniau pasikartotu. Dazniau ne
tik NUNS, bet ir kitu Amerikos
lietuviu kolonijoms. ziuriams u5
tokia surengta svente visu daily
vavusiu vardu aciu!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25
SU LIETUVISKA DANA
! JAUNIMA

Tokiu sukiu V. j. Atsimainy.
mo parapijos choras Maspethe
geguzes 20 d. suruose lietuviska
memo vakara. Rengejai pasisa.
ke, kad vakaro tikslas buvo nc
tik pasilinksminti, bet priartin-
tt prie lietuviskos visuomenes
ta lietuviskojo jaunimo dali, ku.
ri, nors ir budama lietuviskos
kilmes, bet jau kalba, vaidina
dalnuoja wien tik angliskai. at.
vlrai snekant, yra nutauteie
Suprantama, jog toxic choro uz.
slmoJlmai yra sveikintini ir rem.
TIM. Linketina, kad padaryta
pradzia nebutu grazaus summary.
mo pabaiga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25
OAR VIENAS CHORAS

Yra cia dar vienas choras.
Dainuoja jis visai blogai, pasi-
rodo labai retail pats, taciau
megsta retkarciais surengti pra-
moga su sveciais is kitq miestu,
Tai "Vilijos" choras. Kiekvienas
senas lietuvis Zinc, kad tai rau-
donQjQ choras. Nekeista, kad
jo vakarus ir piknikus nueina ir
neraudonuju, kaip nekeista, kad
jo sklelbimusi prekylangiuose lai-
ko svetimtauciai. Keisciau, kai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25

Lietuvos Teisininku Draugi.
jos centro valdybos, dar isrink-
tos Vokietijoje, mario M. YAM
buto iniciatyva buvo Brooklyne
sukviestas teisininku susirinki-
mas. kaip paaiskejo is M. YAM
buto pranesimo, Amerika jau
yra atvyke teisininku draugijos
centro valdybos trys nariai =. ir
apie du simtus draugijos nariu.
Paskutiniam atstovu suvaziavi-
me, kuris ivyko Augsburge, siai
centro valdybai pavesta atgai-
vinti teisininku draugijos sky
rius, kur daugiausia jos nariu
lsikursia. Suorganizavus skyriu
tlnkla, bus sukviestas skyriu at
Stow suvaziavimas ir isrinkta
centro valdyba. Dabar ir vykdo-
mas minetasis to suvaziavimo
nutarimas. Po trumpq diskusiju
nutarta teisininku draugijos sky
rlus steigti. Valdybon isrinkti ::
J. Brazinskas, P. Minkunas ir
A. Sodaitis. kontroles komisi-
jon - DIR. V. Dambrava, J. KY
bartas ir V. Mazelis.
Susirinkime buvo pavesta val
dybai supazindinti narius ir tau
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Balys Gaidziunas

lvairiQ propagandQ mandrybes,
pradejau pats skaiciuoti ir skai-
ciuodamas geretis ivairiaspalve-
mis- tulpemis, kuriq tevyne =
Olandijos zeme. Ir turiu prisipa-
zinti, kad isitikinau, jog ju zy-
!di daug daugiau, negu skelbta-
sis tukstantis.
Prizes dvylika metQ, man Ian
kantis Olandijoje, beveik tokiu
|paciu metu laiku, svaigo galva
nuo tulpiq margumo ir gausumo
Ten lauku laukai kviete geretis
ir, zinoma, tulpes pirkti. Pirkti
ne kelius, bet simtus ir tuks.
tancius tulpiu svoguneliu ir lik.
tt nuolatiniu Olandijos tulpir
pirkliu. Gi olandai jau tada tul
pes, zydincias ivairiaspalviais
ziedais, mokejo greitais lektu
vais nuvezti ir Svedijos ir
Prancuzijos brangiausiu geliy
parduotuves. Oar rupestingial
jie tulpiQ svogunelius gelezinke
lilo vagonais iSveziodavo vist
pasaulio kraStus. Pirkosi tulpil
nemazai ir Amerika. Bet patys
olandai mate, kad Sis prekybo.
ojektas greit is ju paciu tulpil
garbintoju ranku isspruks, nes
atsiranda Wis daugiau ir dau
giau krastq, kurie patys tulpes
neblogiau issiaugina. Karo SUI
kuriai, kick teko patirti is spau
dos, olandu tulpiu plantacijas
buvo beveik sunaikine. Bet kick
tenka dabar patirti, nemazi tul.
IpiQ transportai is Olandijos vel
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25
PLECIAMA LIETUVISKOJO
RADIO VEIKLA

Xxi siol lietuvisko radio va
landa, kuriai vadovau1ja P. Lii
sauskas, tebuvo girdima sekma
dlenlals nuo lis Xxi 200 val
p. p. Dabar sio radio veikimas
praplestas ir kas ketvirtadienis
nuo 6:30 val. visa pusvalandi is
stoties WLIB, 119O klc, duoda.
ma lietuviska programa. Organi
zatoriai 81 radio pusvaIandi ia.
Ga teseti be komerciniu skelbi.
mq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25
IEsKOJIMAS

22!1eskomas Stefanavicius Juo-
zas .'ir jo dukterys: Stefanavi-
CUTE Elena ir Stefanaviciute
Jadvyga.
Stefanavicius Juozas JAW
is Lietuvos emigravo prizes 35
metus. Gyveno Brooklyne ar
Bostone. zinantieji atsiliepkite
siuo adresu: Sviderskas Vacl.,
Mendoza 2280, Avillanda, Buenos
Aires, Argentina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25
TAUTINIQ ORGANIZACIJQ
NARIU POBUVIS

Didziojo New Yorko tautines
organizacijos geguzes % d. rem,
gia tautiniu organizaciju Sambu.
rio pobuvi. Pabuvyje dalyvaus
Ats pirmasis ir vienuoliktasis
skyriai, Moteru Tautininkiu Vie
nybe ir Lietuviq Radio Drau-
gija. .Taip pat kvieciami nauja-
kuriai, buve tautiniQ korporaciju
nariai. Pobuvis bus uzdaras.
Pobuvis ivyksta Alliance Hall,
SO Grand ST., Brooklyn. Pradzia
16 val. is.li,
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Tu|piQ zydejimo $vent1 Avon Lake
alys dzdnas

zaliumu ir ziedais pasipuoseI
medziai iskaise Clevelando gat-
YES. Kai kuriu vietu, <kurios zie-
ma atrode tarsi murzinos, tie
siog nebegal pazinti. JOS NUNS,
gamtos vaikams, pasidare kaip
ir artimesnes. Bet gimtines
krasto zaliavimas kitoks ir
pauksciu giesme suprantamesne.
Kada dienos ir savaites bega
itemptam darbe, kada neturi
progos pamatyti pavasario sku-
bejimo, sulaukes sekmadienio,
nori issinerti is miesto dulkiu,
nori atrasti ka nors nauja ir pir-
madieniui sutelkti nauju je-
gu. Bet naujakuriui, kuris ne
turf 'karo', nedideles perspek-
tyvos toll nusiirti ir atsidurti
gamtos glebyje. Bet pasirodo,
kad atsiranda zmoniu, kurie apie
tai pagalvoja ir padaro netiketu
malonumu.
Erie ezero pakrantemis issiri-
kiave tukstanciai graziu pasta
tQ, turinciu jaukias sodyas ir
nemaziau ideto rupestingumo tas
sodybas betvarkant. Mes. raga-
We komunistinio gyvenimo, daz-
mai juokaudami sakome, kad tai
gyvena Amerikos "buozes". At
selt, gyvena toxic, kad jei cia
musu nelaimei isigaletu komu-
nizmas, tu sodybu gyventojai
pirmiausiai atsidurtu kalejime
If paskiau istremime. Bet man
karta zinantis minejo, kad ir
tokiose sodybose pasitaiko 'tevo
lr mokytojo garbintoju" -.
Nuns, lietuviams, miela, kad
ir keli lietuviai ant Erie ezero
kranto sukure savo sodybas. Ii
noma, dar maloniau, kad tas
sodybas lietuviams ir ypac nau
jakuriams durys atdaros, kad jo-
Sc gyvenantieji rupinasi tevu
krasto ateitimi ir jai dirba.
Praejusi sekmadieni, geguzes
Fl d., daugeliui Clevelando gy-
ventoju dideli malonuma padare
P. J. ir Hypatija ziuriai, su-
renge tulpiu zydejimo svente
savo grazioje rezidenciioje Avon
Lake, ant Erie ezero kranto.
Susirinko per 60 asmenu. Jul
tarpe dalis senuju, bet didele
dalls naujakuriu, kuriuos ziuriai|
atslveze ne tik Sia tulpiu Sven
te, bet atsiveze ir is Vokietiios
IielillllllQ SlOVyklu. y tOklu Zlu-
rlai atsiveze apie $50! Tai grail
If pavydetina skaitline. Ir dabarI
tu "ziuriuku' beveik visur pill
ma. Vieni pasiliko gyventi Gle
velande, kit patrauke kitais
Americas keliais, ieskodami saul
tlnkamesnio isikurimo ir darbo.
zlurlu rezidenciia, esanti j
Vakarus nuo Clevelando, dabar
paclame grazume. zydi, kaip pa
tl zlurlene pasakojo, 1000 tul-
plu. Bet as tam pasakoiim,ui ne
noreJau tiketi, nes isgyvenes
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25
DETROIT, MICH.


Birzelio 20 d. Detroite ivyks-
ia Americas Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus apygardos suvaziavimas.
Taja proga yra suvaziavusiems
ruosiama pramogos ir progra-
mos. Viena is tq programu vyks
Masonic Temple auditorijoje, ku-
rioje telpa 1000 zmoniu. sioje
programme yra uzkviesti daily
vault ir lietuviai: muz. Br. Bu-
driunas su Radio Klubo choru
|ir H. Zaganeviciene SUI sokeju
grupe. Jie ruosiasi dalyvauti,
nors tam yra ir kliuciu. Didziau-
|sia klltis yra tai, kad kai kurie
choro ir sokiu dalyviai dirba po-
ipietemis. Tikimasi, kad darbo-
vieciu virsininkai tai dienai dar-
|bininkus nuo darbo atleis Raud.
kryziaus ,reikalui, bet tada rel
ketu nors dalimi atlyginti is
darbo pasitraukusiems. Cia rel
kalas visu lietuviu, todel ir visi
lietuviai tue turime ir rupintis.
Draugijos tam reikalui galetu
|paaukoti kick stambesnes SUI
mas, o pavieniai asmenys prisi-
lett nors mazomis aukomis.
Dalyvauti reikia, todel neturi-
me leisti, kad keletas desimciu
doleriu pastotu kelia.
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AeiU Reneioms!

Prenumeratos pratesimo pro-
ga DIRVOS spausdinimo prize
monems pagerinti aukojo Sic
skaftytojai:
Kirvelaitis J. Detroit, Mich. $2.-
zvynys Br., Salem Depot, g.
Garmus A., Cleveland, Ohio L.
Kirlyte NJ, Cleveland, Ohio L.
Racila j., Cleveland, Ohio L.
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TRAGIsKU DIENU
MINEJIMAS

Vietos lietuviskos organizaci.
jos kartu SUI tremtiniais ruoSia-
81 pamineti 1941 m. birzelio ID
d. musu tautos skaudzius isgy-
venlmus, kada buvo pagrobta il
issiusta Sibiran j mirties stovyk-
las 10000 lietuviu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25
RADIO KLUBO PIKNIKAS

Ateinanti antradieni, geguzes
80 d., per Decoration Day, ivks-
ia Radio Klubo pirmasis pikni-
kas Beechnut Grove. Ia diena
nuo Sv.. Antano baznycios els
specialus autobusas, vezas pix
nika. M. Sims
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25

dainavo Br. Budriuno "Sauks-
mas, A. Kacanausko "Kad as
naslaitele" ir Alf. Mikulskio
"Lakstingele is tevynes".
Minejime buvo pima sale Emo
niu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25
WATERBURY CONN

jo skelbima pamatai padoraus
lietuvio krautuves lange ar is
girsti jo skelbima vietos lietuvis-
koje radio valandoje. Oar ne
teko girdeti sutartinio padoriu
organizacijq protesto, taciau jis
bltu labai vietoje. Tick prizes
remejus, tick prizes rengejus. V.
PIRMOJI GEGUzINE
Birzelio A d. Linden Park,
Union City, rengiama pirmoji
simet lietuviu geguzine su labai
livairia programa. Rengia Lietu-
| wiz Radio valanda drauge su
Ats skyriumi.
Geguzineje dalyvauti yra pa.
kviestas Lietuvos Generalinis
Konsulas is New Yorko. Numa.
toma, kad jis kalbes apie dabar.
tines pasaulio politikos padeti
Menineje programme dalyvaus
rasytojas humOristas Antanas
Gustaitis is Bostono, kuris wa.
terburieciams yra palikes ge'
riausiu ispudziu is Dailes Paro
dos Komiteto rengto literaturos
vakaro. Bus geras orkestras.
Geguzines metu bus ir pirms
karta cia rengiamas toxic pobu
dzio tautodailes bel literaturos
bazaras.
Laukiama atvykstant daugelit
sveciQ is kitty Connecticut kolo
nijQ. Geguzines pradzia numato
ma l val, pabaiga 9 val.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25
DAYTON. OHIO

vusios dvi angliskas daineles.
Reiketu pastebeti, kad angliskos
dainos mesa sioki toki disonan-
So j grynai lietuviu rengiamus
bel kone wien lietuviu lankomus
koncertus. Ateityje reiketq to
vengti.
Pats choro vadovas Pr. Am
brozaitis turf nebloga balsa. Jis
padainavo lietuviska "Kas ant
zirgelio" ir angliska "O'er the
Billowy Sea" E. Smitho. Soils
tams ir moteru chorui akompa-
navo J. Rastikis, o vyru chorui
R. Babickas.
Uzbaigai vel misrusis choras
atliko iris dainas: V. K. Banai-
clio "Uz juriu mariu', R. Sweny
"Misku gele" ir J. Zileviciaus
"Laisves daina". Konferavo kun.
V. Katarskis. Sale buvo tik api-
pilne, nors koncertas buvo gerai
reklamuotas (net ir baznycioD,
nesimate ypac jaunimo (vieti-
niu vyciQ), o ziurovus sudare
beveik vienas senimas, kurio
sirdyje dar tebeliko prisirisimas
prie gimtines dainos.
Pc koncerto buvo sokiai, gro
jant B. Paksto orkestrui. Visas
sio koncerto ir bufieto pelnas
buvo paskirtas Lietuvos vada-
Vino reikalams.. Gryno pelno
is viso gauta 73 dol. ir jis per-
duodamas ALT. B. Paksto or
kestras nuo atlyginimo uz gro
jima atsisake, kad tik didesne
nauda butu Lietuvos reikalams,
nors po dviejq naktu grojimcI
buvo gerokai pavarge.
MINES LIUDNAJA SUKAKTI|
Daytono draugiju sarysio Ko-
mitetas numate surengti liudna
pirmojo is Lietuvos tremimo
10 metu sukakties paminejima.
Minejimui jau ruosiamasi. DAILY
vaus visu organizaciju tick inte-
-lektualines, tick menines jegos.
Numatoma atitinkamo turinio
paskaita, deklamacijos, gedulin-
gos giesmes ir zuvusiu mine
mas - pagerbimas. A. is d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-25

Amsterdam, N. Y.
M. zdonis, 260 Locust Ave-
So. Boston, Mass.
Brunonas Kalvaitis, 545 East Broadway
Chicago, Ill.
Jonas Papenas, 4418 So Hermitage Ave. {
Dayton, Ohio
j. A. UrbOnas, 1902 Lamar st.
Newark, New Jersey
A. S. Treeiokas 314 Walnut St.
New Yorke Brooklyne
Antanas Sodaitis, 57-56 63rd ST.. Maspeth, N. Y.
Waterbury, Conn.
Vladas Varneckas, 2157 N Main st.
Hamilton, Canada
Bronius Vengrys, 227 Brant ST.
Montreal, Canada
Stcpas Kesgaila, 68S2 Beaueu st.
Toronto, Canada
Jonas Parseiunas, 514 Euclid Ave.
Anglijoje
Jonas Palsis, 10, Warrers Terrace Bramley-Leeds
Australijoje VI Z
PoviIas Lukosdnas, 17s Wakefield ST.. Adelaide S.A.
, 1950-06-14
FOR SALE

The yacht Schooner Flight
80-foot overall, 18-foot beam,
1O-foot draught, registered at
st. Thomas, v. /. No. 1914,
converted in 1912 to a freight
schooner, Cargo capacity of 38
tons) presently plying be-
tween st. Croix and st. Tho
mas, Virgin Islands.
Interested parties may in
spect Schooner Flight" at the
ports of st. Thomas or Chris
|tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin IS
lands, upon arrangements with
Mr.. D. Victor Bornn in st.
Thomas or the Virgin Islands
Corporation in st. Croix.
Sealed bids should be sub
mitted to the Virgin Islands
Corporation, Christiansted, st.
Croix on or before June IL,
1850, to be opened 800 p. M.
of the same day.
All equipment and accessor-
les now on hand at the store
room, including approximately
I1/2 ton lead ballast, extra
sparS and booms, and miscel7
laneous items belonging to the
"The Flight" will be delivered
to the highest bidder along
with the schooner. j
The Corporation reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids and to waive any infor-
mality in bids.
AXEL SCHADE
Vice President
, 1950-06-14
PUBLIcATIo

Pursuant to paragraph 2 Of
the Charter Of Foundation for
Merchant Wilhelm Smidt's
Legacy for assisting needy per
sons in st. Croix, it is hereby
brought to public notice that
interest in the amount of $127.
81 will be available for distri-
button on July |, 1850.
Applications containing the
requisite information and duly
certified should be forwarded
to the undersigned not later
than June 26, 1850.
Govt. Of the Virgin Islands
of the United States
Christiansted, st. Croix, vi.
June 5, 1850.
HARRY E. TAYLOR
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1950-06-14

Lily Of the Valley
S Bulbs. Jar and Moss $500
Finest Quality, German grown.
Specially prepared for immediate
indoor growing. 5 Prime Bulbs,
ready to burst into blossom within
s weeksl Plus handsome az" cop.
per colored Styrene Jardiniere, Plus
Sphagnum potting moss. All only
81 ppd, Ideal Gift for Easter
Mothers Day - all occasions.
BULB or THE MONTH cLUB
Al8 Market s..
Dept. Sc Chicago :. ~.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

Persons interested in assist ing in a campaign for funds for the Alaska Council, Boy Scouts of America, are invited to attend a breakfast at the Elks Club Monday morning, Dec. II, from 8 to 9 am.
 Workers for the campaign will be enlisted at this time. Money raised will be used to maintain the services of pro- fessional advisers of the BSA, to pay for their travel ex- penses and for equipment and literature made available to the Kodiak troop.
 !, The breakfast will be pre- pared under the direction of Ray Boggs and served by Elk members. There will be a nominal charge to defray the cost of the food. Services of the members will be donated.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02
HosDitof News

BIRTHS:
 To Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. Walser, a son, Steven Charles weight, 8 lbs., 2 oz., Nov. 30.
 Albert c. Naughton, can- nery employee at Port Bailey, was flown to Kodiak in a Coast Guard PBY Thursday for a medical examination at Griffin Memorial Hospital.
 Around II pm Wednesday the co received a radio mess age that Naughton was be- lieved to be suffering from acute appendicitis. Early Thursday it flew to the can nery and brought Naughton to town. , After an examination by Dr. Holmes Johnson, Naugh. ton was released. Mrs. Naugh- ton accompanied her husband on the flight.
 Pilot and co,pilot of the PBY were Chief Aviation Pilot E. P. Ward and It. w. S. Allan.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

To the people of Kodiak:
 I wish to take this oppor-
 tunity to express my grati- uude to all the people of Ko- diak for the kind assistance given to me and my family
 while I was a patient in the Marine Hospital in Seattle. It would have been ex- tremeIy difficult for my family to carry on after under going the hardships that have been ours without the help of 50 many good friends.
 It is indeed gratifying to
 know that Kodiak has so many people that are genuine
 ly concerned over their neigh
 bors' well-being. It IS 3 cause
 for pride to live in such a
 community and be able to call you people friends. <: On behalf of my wife and
 family I want to tell you that
 we are very grateful for your
 assistance and we hope that
 we in our turn will be able to
 return the hand of friendship.
 Thank you all very much. Sincerely yours, f: Maurice Oboe" O'Brien.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02
Man Pleads For SeIf,
 Gets Jury Conviction

A jury of SIX found Ed ward Moore, Kodiak resident. guilty of driving under the influence of liquor and guilty of reckless driving, following atrial in commissioners court Wednesday.
 Moore received a $50 fine and a 30 day suspended jail sentence in the federal jail on each count. His drivers li- cense was also revoked for 60 days. Members of the jury were J. D. Metzgar, foreman, Will liam Kosoff, Helen King. Frank Kozak. Ruby Raymond and Walter Erickson.
 Moore did not retain an at- torney but pied his own case.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02
School Notes

! Grades 5 and 6 have col lected 8 total of s248 by sell ling Alaska Crippled Child ren's Christmas Cards. ac- cording to reports from Mrs. Betty Springhill who is in charbe of the drive in the school. This is quite a sum and the youngsters should be complimented.
 Grade 5 is ahead with $168 and Grade 6 has $8O.
 The high salesmen are Charlotte Benson, Grade 5, who sold 26 boxes of cards, and Gerald Clark. Grade 5, and Artie Torgramsen, Grade 6, who each sold "A boxes. Sally Crooks Mr. Rogan's.. world history students were perched around in the furnace room at school Monday morning. The object? To get a warm place to study in, of course.
 Quonset three where world history class is usually held was frozen in as the stove had unexpectedly run out of oil. Therefore the class moved to the furance room which offers few facilities for a class room. Nevertheless the students made themselves at home sitt- ing on the edge of the furance pit. on kegs. benches, and anything they could find. Donald Clark
 Chemistry students held a 'Thanksgivine party last We'd nesday afternoon in the home making room.
 !. The students were divided into pairs. Each couple brought pies, i@ cookies, sand wiches and other pastry. Also there was a different varity of fruits, and coffee was served.
 Sammy, Nelson
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
In Case Of War?

The cooperation of Kodiak residents in phase of the miIarycivian defense exercise Stopgap eeived praise from Rear Admiral C. A. F. Sprague Mandant 17th naval district
 While it is true that the majority of Kodiak residents coopeated in the exercise and backout few of resi- dents refusing turn out their lights reported by the police.
 Such actions hard to understand and can be at bud to only stubbornness and foohardness the the individual.
 The city counr'l shoctl immediately enact legislation view of the present tn of another world war; that makes such punishable under the of the city, time of such actions ou! be dealt with quite severely
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02
Junior Inaugural
 Ceremony Friday

The public is invited to the inaugural ceremonies at which the junior mayor, couneilmen and school board will be in- stalled Friday evening at the Legion Hall, formerly the community center. Teen agers will go to the polls between noon and 6 pm today, at the school, to vote for their favorite candidates in the Northern Lights and Golden Nuggets parties.
 The VFW and its auxiliary are sponsoring the junior government. which will take over operation of the city for a day sometime during the year.
 Approximately 200 teen agers are expected to vote to- day on ballots similar to chose used in local elections. Results will probably be a. vailable by 2 pm. Candidates for mayor are Donald Clark and Molly Mahle.
 The inaugural ceremony Friday night will start at 8 pm and will be followed by a dance. High officials of the base will receive invitations to attend as will the city's off, ficials.
 w. E. Thompson, Union Oil representative, left Thursday on PIMA.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

Judgement in favor of Tom Williams, who brought suit a- gainst Lonrrie B. Strengths for rent Williams claimed was dus him for use of the Quality Bakery building on Brooklyn avenue, was given by U. S Commissioner A. M. Vokacek Wednesday.
 The amount to be awarded Williams has not been set by the commissioner.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02
COMMUNICATIONS
KODIAK MIRROR

1 The following letter was de- livered to acting mayor Jack Hinckel yesterday:
 /! During the three-day period, 25-27 November 1850. 1 the Armed Forces, in colla- l boration with civilian com munities, conducted Opera :, tion Stopgap." One of the purposes of this exercise was to test the effectiveness of civilian defense in certain :, areas in Alaska.
 The City of Kodiak was in- vited to cooperate with the Naval Operating Base in . total black.out, the concluding phase of the operation. With in ten minutes after the lights r,:, out signal was transmitted by radio station WVCQ, obser- vers reported that no lights were visible either in the City of Kodiak or at the Naval Operating Base.
 In the event of enemy night attack, immediate and com plete* black-out of the target iarea is one of the most effec- ! tive means of defense. The efficient and spirited response of the citizens of Kodiak in this phase of Operation Stop gap" is an outstanding example of community CO., operation, and is a gratifying indication of Kodiak's aware ness and understanding of civilian defense problems.
 I wish to. convey to you, to your councilmen and other officials. and to the people of Kodiak, my congratulations for a job well done.
 Sincerely yours. 1 c. A. F. SPRAGUE Rear Admiral, U. s. Navy . Commandant Seventeenth Naval District
Kodiak mirror., 1950-12-02

w. E. Thompson, Union Oil representative, left Thursday on PIMA.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Food Forum Arranged
By Restaurant Men

The Washington Restaurant AS
sociation will hold a food forum
emphasizing buying and prepara-
ton at an $50 pm. meeting to-
morrow in the Washington Gas
Light Co., Eleventh and H streets
NV.
The Electric Motor Service AS
sociation of Washington will hold
a dinner meeting at $50 pm. to-
morrow in the Burlington Hotel
and the Northeast Businessmen S
Association meets Thursday at
8:15 pm. in the American Security
& Trust Co., Eighth and H
streets NE.