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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-09
Fine ostzono|e Gese||schuftsreise
mach Bad Schundou

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gleiiige" So,piet,one iii aud, belltt
nod tein reines Gergniisen. Se,
acknowledgements betrGet nod, i'm.
mer s SItpiennis, unb sic 3iise iin>
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@eid,dit fiir bie SitSonen-giienbabn
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81, iibergesangen, ourd) oas Seutihe
Reilebiiro fir uerbiuigte 8eIeIlidoits.
reiien mad, oen perid)ieoenlten Srten
Der Sotpiet5one 81 perben. Sieie
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Die Sopiet3one Don Berlin aus nit
@eitmart besablen miiiicn. nur in
SItmarf beglidlen nerSeu. &ein @un=
Der aIlo. oaB iid) su elmer iolhen
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bel einem @eitmarfturs :6,S baupt=
iGflih @eitberliner. ertenntlib an
Grepsioblen uno beiierer aIeioung,
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reno ionit Ser Nreis fiir Sin- uno
Hiidiabrten nah DRESDEN aleiu 40
Sitmarf betrtiet.
abcr ser Sonoerjus nod 9res
Sen muroe trosoem niht poa. Statt
400 tpuroen fnapp $50 sSabrfartel
pertauit. Wie iid) oann ipGter nab
re,,o Ser 1abrt berausiteat. lppuel
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an Ser 8eieQihaitsiabrt nah ga>
Shanoau teiInebmen. 9ei Sen iibri
gen banbelt es iit um gerIiner, oie
alis anherpn @riinoen bilIig nod
DRESDEN reiien mollen. Die gabn
gibt iid) ole Niihe bel oieIer Son.
beriahrt. 3mar iino sic @agen leihi
perUabrIolt umh oill,&el. aber lie iinS
sebeibt, unS Ser 3ila brandt mn
A. Stnnoen fir sic 80 fin Strede
a,tf Der elm Is3us jest 51a Stunoer
ben0tigt. 8pr 1915 brauf,te mar
iiir Sic ran5e Strede feline 3 Stln
Den.
DRESDEN Iiest ihon i'm 9untel
als Der 3us einlduit. 8eil sic ger
it0rte Staot nibts Sebensperte:
lnehr bietet. miro bic Heiiegeieuihai
bonn 8abnboi oireft gum 1erraiien
uier 81 elmer Wonoiheiniabrt a,
BorS oes groBen Haobampier,
~0resoen" aui ser glbe sebrad)t
Wian bot eisens cine fleine aapea
un6 einen Sonierencier engagiert
un6 IN Ser aaiiite miro bel quite
2aune getanSt uno semeiniam &c
ihunfeIt. Seoer politiid)e @is mir
aber uermieoen. Wan peritebt bic
in bieiem Bunft teinen Spab. Sur
Dor Witternaht merben oie @dlte il
oas uu5erit0rte Bilenpiertel .Bei
ber &irid5" sebrnd,t; ieo 9otel,im
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-09
SoziaIdemokraten berichten
ueber ostdeutsche urangruben
Beschreiben in 86 Soften siarkem Document die dori
); herrschendeu Zustaende.

SnnnerperbGnhe ser rlliiiichen
@cbeimpoli,ei helpafen bas llran=
aehiet. Sener StollenetnoanQ lit on
aehlih perhorrifabiert unh nnn %
8eheimpolisiltcn beipacht. Slufer=
Dem ieben reoulare rlliiiihe Srllp-
pen, pitoeutide Gplfspolisiite be.
lpnoere oeutirhe 8rubenpnlisei lmo
Ieteftipe poruui. ooB feline ;Sremoen
in oas @ruhenNehiet aelan1en.
Stdnoi9 lperoen gepGlferlln0sprii=
flln0en pnr0enommen. Inn felt,ultei=
len, ner oefloben lit, uhn Inn Sabo=
telre mh nfdpitoIiitiihe Spinne"
,ll ernitteln.
S>n Dem @eriht beibt cs peiter,
naR eS iolt feineu Shlb Scr 8ru.
bcnarbeitcr aibt. Sdalih ereionen
iih tDolih llnaIiifsfGlle. Gine fiirs-
libe aotoItropbe forberte 400 Meu=
ihcnlehen. esn elmer slnsabl non
SrbGCbten niiiien Die 9lrbcitcr Sci;
tern beniiten. Monhmal perlieren
Die Sellte Eifel lno Srhaufeln, bic
Seute umter ibnen treffen lmo totem.
IS man0elt iebr an Sebouillnaen.
Giele 9teulinNe miiiien in SGlen oui
Strpbiiiden ithlofen. Die 8ruben.
orbeiter erbolten suiGtlibe Sebens,
mittel, tpelrhe aber nur in beionoeren
@rubenldoen aefauft peroen f0nneu
llnO man muR iich oft itunoenlano
Durllm unitellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-09
Seine DUrch|uucht" und die
BerIiner Verkehrsgese||schoft
Elm Portierjunge iraeumie sich in die Dynastie.

Berlin. vslui geid)Iub pes
tOniNlid)en States oes Eorloments
lolpic aller brei &ommern nes fDno=
lld)en Sofltottes miro Der Gjraf On
Nio bon &orniof gelmpnte, ,Srei=
herr Don geric, in ben ,Siirltenitunp
erbobcn." sllio ltano ,u leien in Ell
ner "llrf!lnbe", ourcb Die Seine
SlrhlalIcbt" Don vSeincr 20niali=
chen opbeit lnb Den Niinltern nes
Sontootcs oes GoDptiihen &Gni0=
reid IS" 0eebrt ipllrDe, erbGrtet ollrd)
ilpel SienltlieNel hes 0iterrcidiihen
HepotriierllnNsfpnitecs llno ben 90
llicI'tcmpcl nes Rcpicrs 155.
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rnHte vllrflnbcn" I'll bloucr glut=
allrrihtlln0, il 9lmt lno 9Siirncn
pcrhalTen, mar Elm 21iGbriacr Enr=
tlerlpbn, Elm titles Giibbcn nit
nltt Nans tabellnier GcrNunocnbeit
lno Der NroBcn llnerfiillten Sebn=
llltht slr Sdlulmelterei
Sie Gltern lino 0on, hieoere, eln=
rathc Sellte - Der Sater Sblniier=
mel'ter, Die Mutter Eprtiersfrau in
Der Spt0olulfpltraBe. Sie @ernifes
mohten sluQen 10 NrpR pie SeetoI=
len, ais lie crfabren mlbten, bar
ihr Spr0Blin0 Der vGraf gelmpn.
te" lei. ,llnlcr Sllnoc lit Dpd) ;Suhrer
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ltOrt al Den Seanlten, bic in ibrc
fleine sSobnuuQ truten. vHiibren
Sic Die ,Siiritin SSornif -0elmpnte
nlht an, lproh cntiticDen oiItin=
lllerter ibrc ShpicNcrtotbter, ais
brltllde 90. =. lie in ibrer SSilnlers=
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mas er elm Seben lana eriebnt mn
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miR er lid Dor Den Sd)0ffen pes
slmtsNeridts Sieraarten perantppr.
ten.
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nit aroben &orten uno @elten olj
Sllnmc1lrana allsNeben. iSait MIDI;
te man annebmen, paR ieine ielblt.
9eipahlte Snppelrolle linn oft bite,
ld)lper 9ciporoen iein mao. 9(Is e,
ais 2Oidbriaer aus Der arieesaefon:
1enld,nTt slriiffam. oab es feline
red,te Nrbeit fir i'm. SD bin
Shoftor bel ben GnalGnoern", uer,
tnnoete er ounn zines Cages Der
alildlicten Gltern. Ias itimmte abe,
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monte aelporDen, bate iih Bitten
paplre. Striptol uno Stempel be-
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bllros aetduid)t uno ais vausIGnbi
lher Erin'" blibihneu erreibt, mas
Elm oelltider Soeimfebrer pielleit
crit nad) langen gemiibunaen ae
lhotft bate: bic Sri,ulmeiiterpoii
tion. an Der linn 10 piel laa. Sc,
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mes Sa9es elm nettes einfad)es WGo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-09
Deutsc|1er hat
das f|iegende
Auto erfunden
Aber fuer die
Deuischen verboien.

Samburo - Ser IN Wo,ro,+h
mphncnbr unb IN hcr 1oGn;i,hon
Sod,Id,uIe in 1ornitoNt orhe;tenN
i,nae oeutihc Gouitruftrur W;;uthor
6. QGmpi. Elm Hpiir nrs phpn,oI;ner
Observation-Disclosures GriirIriuo hot
nad) jotrcIonocr Gnuitruftinnsnrhri,
ter Die YlGnc iiir Elm iIicopn>ps
sllto" icrtio orItrut bip ,mor 6;,hcr
aus beareiiIidcu WriinNrn uur IN
,sad,freiien Gr6rtcrlno ionocu ohcr
bel iGn1tIid,cu uuoc,oocuru nusIGuni
id,en Suitiohrt, ms grtpnrohiJerncr
fen ols sic bisher hrItp ur> nm moi
item crioIoperipred,euoe Gutmifl,mo
oui Nicicn Bebict br,eihuct m,,ror
GGmpi alma bri iciucr 9lrhcit nou
ser Sotiahe aus hor ser in mcit
rii,n1ioeu SGuNeru id,ou bc,,tc life
aenNe NcihGitsmouu in 9uf,,nit nm
ter aucn llmitGnoeu Elm lluipcriol-
iobr,cuo sur GerIiiouuo hobpu niiiic
Sos linn ernoa!id,t mobbGuoiu pon
SluuplGtcn uub irpmopr SiIir mn
Der Cjoroac ais N,rh Sohrcu nhrr
Slicocn ,u iciuem 3icl III oelouoeu
GS mllrocu olio inlucubc 6 Nprbr
rlrnacn ouiacitcat, Die Don Ser 9pu.
itruftipu rriiiut mcrbpu n,lIitru ipu
te lie criplareic, icin: l. Sin outcs
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,cua, 3 id,ncuc llnvmouohuuo non,
! aluto ,ulu Sluo,cuo ,,ub umocfehrt
cbuc NcuGtiul,ua uriGtlidcr Scilc
oocr Torricf,tlmacn, 1 Eerfchrsiihcr.
belt in beioen usiiihruuaeu )
mirtitoitlihe getriebsfpIteu unS 6
erihpinaIider slnihoiiunospreis
Sic WieI,ohl Ser bereits in iriihp.
rem Sohrcn oui bieiem @ebiet oe
mod,tcn Teriud,e ,eiate pob sic bis
ber einaeid,loacnen 3eoc ser Der.
binouna eines Srooihroubcrs mil
ocn Giacnid,oiten zines Nutps lid
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itruftip feline beiricoioeunc aDi,mucy
eroobcn es mubte olip Elm oubrrc,
Nea aeillnoen merocn
sIIs Die Griplac oes oeutihcu Sub
id,ra,ber Sonitruftcurs Node in Ser
3Ocr >ohren bie uou,e Wplt mi
borden lieb, reiitc in Sem 3puItruf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-09

StGbtd)en, has Dor 1915 an Die
3cbntouicnb, meilt helllicbiprod)iOe
Ginlppbner sGblte, miro bellte Don
900 Sidehcn belpobnt. GS lit cine
tleine @eipeniteritopt. Sie lecren
Neniterboblen Nrinien in perloliene
Stroben. pile &obnun0cn, Die upn
ben Seutihen 1915 nit alien Nto=
bilior auriif1eloiien iperhen mrIBten,
finn Qepliinnert. Gin einsioes Som
lltnnneicbGft lit in Der oonsen Stobt
porbanoen. Sic &oiicrleitln0 flnf=
tinniert nirht mebr; bic &ulicrlci=
tlmasrobre lino bcrollsaeriiien: Sci
ner Der cbemulS anblreihen @clpcr=
hehetricbe lit i'm @onN. Mon erlpnr=
tct, OoB &uufbdres aus Dem eSnnern
oes 9onbes onaeliefert miro. $50
Don Die meilten Gelppbner lehen, lit
Elm HGtiel. &ermlltlih bohcn lie uher
10 picl Ncpliinoert, nob Der Ion0iome
Eerfolf oieicr GjeNcnltGnbe beutc
nmb rcht out fir ibren Schenslnters
bait ullsreiht. 9lllernin0s oenfen
piclc ppm linen bereits burun, ous
StGothcn all perloiien. 9olnn mirr
&rlmmau ebenip cine @iilte merpcn
nic Die piclcn flcincm Srte in icincr
Nuhhoric)uft llno entlono Der oon=
zen @renie.
&ird)tiirmc als @adtppitcm
Gines lit merflpiiroi0: feiner
Der &irhtiirne Der fleinen Srte iii
hisber aefallen. Sm @eQenteil. Mon
bat Don olterreicbiihcr Seite aus
Scllte ourun orheiten 0eicbcn. Sus
Hdtlcl mor nicbt irbper I'll liiften.
Wan brullht an Der titehii(ben
@ren'e feline ullffullennen &uhtiir.
me ill erbulcn, Inn pon ibnen aus
Die 9lnndbcrllno Don Menitbcn an
Die Gren'e heobuhten su fGnnen.
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nenNencbrcn einfoh auf Die &ird).
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Sellcn Der Epliieihlnnc, Die be,
NIT ihren SeNlcitern entluno itrei.
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,Illlhtlina, Der ibnen in Die iSinoe,
lullrt. "a brollcbt Damn feline Nfo;
'dlrCnplltnlC mebr 5ll ipret)cu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-09
00man Ad No. 50
06Eman Ad No. 80
zvr Aufreehterhultunq
Ihres WohIbefindens,
Aussehens und
Ihrer Stimmunq
nussen Sic
richtigen
Stuhlgang
haben.

Wenn Sic irritiert
oder nerv0s sind
und an kopf.
schmerzen, Case,
Blahungen, yer.
stimmtem Magen.
iiblem Mundge.
ruch, Schlaf-oder
Appetite sigk cit
leiden, - beden.
ken Sie-alles dies
mag auf Hartlei.
bigkeit zuriickzu.
fiihren sein. Um
lindern, hat sich
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
Col. Moves Calls Meeting On Housing Problem
Alaska Steamship Go. Tells Plans for 1851
 Tourist Business Here

With extensive plans under way throughout the territory for the development of the Alaska tour ist business, which has been called a potential No. l business for the territory, the Alaska Steamship Lines recently an- nounced that has already begun work on its 1851 schedule.
 Although the steamship com pany's 1851 summer schedule has not been announced yet, officials of the company said that it will offer bigger and better trip pos abilities and should attract more Alaska tourists.
 Sailings will ge pm. (daylight saving time) each Wednesday and Friday. Extra ports of call are also being added to improve the itineraries of the steamers in- cluding the SS. Alaska, S.S. Den ali and the SS. Baranof. Instead of one vessel calling at Sitka as the schedule has called for be- fore, there will be two ships stop ping at that port of call.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
Mrs. Clark Is Hostess At Thursday Club Meet At Mrs. ToyIor's Home

Mrs. Lewis Clark was hostess at the regular meeting of the Thursday club last week. Mrs. Clark entertained the club at the home of Mrs. Lew Taylor. Follow ing tallying of canasta and pi- nochle scores, refreshments were served. Attending the meeting also were the Mesdames Ben Stewart, Louis Huddleston, Harold Jor- gensen, Larry Parker, Edwin Alexander, David Johnson, Will liam McIllroy, August George, Jack Antritter, Bee Stewart, Jim McGary, Jim Moore and Elmer White.
 The next meeting of the club will be held on Friday of this week at the home of Mrs. Ben Stewart.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
Annual Christmas Program at School Is We'll Received by Capacity Crowd

animated" toys took part in the delightful play with robed choir's accompaniment to lend charm to the presentation.
 Keeping Christmas" play centered around Colonial times, was presented by the fifth and sixth grades. Buck Stout, teacher of the grades, acted as sponsor.
 ''The Shoemaker's Guest" was presented by Junior High stu dents under the sponsorship of their teacher, Wilson Stein.
 "The Little Shepherd Who Was Left Behind" impressive presen- tation by Mrs. Ruth Dolan's high school group, climaxed the eve ning's program. .,
 The entire program was we'll presented and most enjoyable, admiring parents and neighbors said.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22

The annual Christmas program
 at Valdez public school was one of the happy Yuletide occasions here this week. A capacity crowd of parents and friends gathered at the school on Thurs day evening, December 21, at 7:3O o'clock to enjoy the yearly event. Practically every child in Valdez of school age took part in the program which consisted of plays and songs. :,
 "The Toys That Came to Life" " play presented on the program, was enthusiastically received by the audience. The play was giv- en by primary grades with teach CTS Miss Mabel Anderson, Mrs. Phoebe Johnson and Mrs. Lura Hayden acting as sponsors. Walk ing dolls, rag dolls, Indian dolls, clowns, bunny rabbits and other
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
Glacier Girls M0ke Chris+mos Cookies for Patients at Hospital

Making cookies and gift wrap ping them for patients at the Val deg hospital was one of the many Christmas preparations here this week. Girls of the Gla- cier Club met at the home of Mrs. Winona Stout on Wednesday, De- cember 20 at pm. to make the Christmas cookies.
 Members of the club present were Misses Charlene Baker, Der nice Teeter, Marilyn Simpson, Lorene Huddleston, Robert Per singer, Duane White, Marva and Marsha Alexander and Ellen Striegel.
 The next meeting of the club will be held on Jenuary 8 at 8 pm. The regular date which falls on January 1, has been advanced a week so as not to conflict with New Years Day.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
ALASKA'S BLUE FLAG ON FIELD OF YELLOW IS NEW LICENSE PLATE

Alaska's blue flag with match ing numbers on a background of Yellow is the attractive combina- ton for the new 1851 territorial license plates for automobiles, Mrs. E. R. Alexander said here this week.
 The 1851 drivers licenses are now available but 1851 passenger car licenses have not yet been received at Valdez, Mrs. Alex ander, city clerk, said. Mrs. Alex ander said that she has license Nos. l and 2 for motorcycles and dealer licenses No. 1 and No. 2. The licenses should have arrived here December Is but they have not yet been delivered to Valdez for passenger vehicles, she ex- plained.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
Leading Citizens Give Pledge of Cooperation To Alleviate Shortage

Leading citizens of Valdez pledged their whole-hearted sup port last week to do all they pos sibly could to alleviate the hous- ing shortage at the seaport city. The citizens of Valdez met with Colonel Moves to discuss the over crowded condition in the rapidly expanding city. Colonel Moves, chief engineer of the Alaska Road Commission, called the meeting at Valdez December Is to discuss the problem with leading citizens of the city Several plans were discussed but no definite decision was made on the feasibility of suggestions made. Colonel Moves also said that he had found Rich ardson highway in splendid con- dition, according to the report given of the meeting.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
Eddie OverbdY Loses PersonaI Property
 In Fire u* His Home

Fire caused by a faulty stove destroyed all the personal prop erty of Eddie Overbay but "did not do much serious damage to his home" MT. Overbay reported here this week. The conflagra- tion started at 12:30 am. in the bedroom of his three-room home.
 MT. Overbay, at Suttiches Cafe when he heard the fire siren blowing, rushed out to see where the fire was. He followed the fire engine to find that it was his own home that was on fire.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
FREIGHT LINES ADD 6 NEW DIESELS TO EQUIPMENT AT VALDEZ

The Alaska Freight Lines at Valdez continues to add equip ment for it's operation with the recent arrival here of six new Diesel tractors, making total of seven for the company. New per sonnel for the company also in cludes Mrs. Bill Crawford. Her husband is also freight line man at Valdez.
 The Freight Lines is also now in the process of reinforcing the dock at Dayville so that big walking crane can be moved onto the dock to unload their loaded trailers from the barge. The company plans to drive a of Is billings in all.
 While unloading ammunition at Dayville recently, Bill O'Leary backed a forklift over the end of the dock and onto the flats. The vehicle was reported not dam aged and Mir. O'Leary said that ''he was not hurt"
 Last Saturday, a company truck driven by Bob Growden went off the road onto a soft shoulder while going through the Canyon. The tractor, which was one of the new diesels was not damaged but the trailer was slightly dam aged, according to the report. The accident happened at Mile 16 when the trailer, which was loaded with cold storage for the Government, hit the soft, shoul- der.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
John E. Souers Falls
 180 Feet From Cliff

John B. Souers, who suffered broken ribs when he accidentally fell 180 feet from a cliff recently, has now been released from the Valdez Community hospital and will spend Christmas with his family at Seattle. MT. Souers, em- p1oyed by the Alaska Road Com mission, fell from the cliff while at his work.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
2 Drivers Escape
 Injury as Trucks Go Off Road al Mile 24

Both drivers escaped serious in- jury when two trucks went over the 400-foot pitch at Mile 24 re- gently on the Richardson high way. Although neither vehicle was seriously damaged in the highway accidents, the truck be- longing to Milton Dickerson still has it's load in the gully over. the edge of the hill. The tractor of "the 'semi" was the second ve- hicle to go over, was back on the road within 48 hours. It be- longed to Bob Growden.
 Patrolman E. R. Alexander, on commenting on road conditions said that he has been we'll sat isfied with the cooperation of the Valdez drivers. He was especially pleased by automobile drivers of Valdez who took immediate ac- ton in securing tail lights and clearance lights on their trucks and cars.
 Highway operations have been going very smoothly, MT. Alex ander pointed out, because driv- CTS have been letting the trucks going out of Valdez have the right-of-W7ay instead of the load ed vehicle having to pull over to possible soft shoulder.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
Dudley Vonderpool EnroIIs at School

Dudley Vanderpool from Sul- ton, Washington, was welcomed by tenth grade students on his enrolment here December Is. Dudley and his father arrived here December 14 to make their home here. The senior MT. Van derpool is employed by the Alas ka Freight Lines.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
TO SPEND CHRISTMAS AT SAN FRANCISCO

Among Valdez folk who plan to spend the Christmas holidays Outside are MT. and Mrs. Don Johnson. The couple left by air December 16 for San Francisco, Calif., where they will visit with MT. Johnson's parents during the holiday season.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
4 Boats Due 10 Dock Al VoIdez This Week

Christmas supplies and freight should be arriving here this week with the busy schedule of boats due with the Chena to come in Tuesday, the Sea Fare and Stand ard Oil ship on Thursday and the Square Knot to dock Saturday.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
BASKETBALL TEAM TO PRACTICE NEXT WEEK

Basketball practice will con- tinue during school vacations, Buck Stout, high school team coach, announced this week. The practice sessions will be on the afternoons of December 26 and 28 at pm., Coach Stout remind ed the players.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22

Did you know that at one time there were three companies building railroads out of Valdez? Filings can still be seen on the beach where one of the companies was building a dock.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
SCHOOL STUDENTS TO END VACATION ON JANUARY 2

In addition to all the other Christmas festivities and gaiety at Valdez, school children will enjoy ten days vacation. Classes will be resumed at g am. on January 2, 1851, Miss Ruth N. Foy, school superintendent an- nounced this week.
Valdez news., 1950-12-22
LIBRARY TO BE CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS DAY

The Valdez Public library will not be open on Christmas Day, Mrs. Russell Sullivan announced this week. Regular hours will be resumed on Tuesday, December 26, Mrs. Sullivan said. .:-.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-04
Enlisted Reserve
Seeks 1000 Men

Col. Leon L. Kotzebue. chief Of
the Washington Military District
headquarters. announced today that
1000 men are needed to fill vacan-
cies existing in all branches of SER
vice in the Enlisted Reserve Corps
Alert-minded men between the ages
of II and "a, married or single are
eligible for enlistment
Seattle units meet twice monthly
at Fort Lawton In addition to COM
.adeship, retirement benefits can be
obtained Enlisted men with or with
out prior Army experience further
their training under special instruc-
tors.
Men Interested may either call in
person or write Washington Mil
tary District headquarters. 1909 Tex
Tile Tower Seventh Ave Il Olive
Way Seattle. telephone sEneca 1891
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-04
NiSei Veterans
Establish Area
Blood Bank

Establishment of the NVC Com
munity Blood Bank with deposits
open 10 anyone in the community
was announced today by Elmer
OgaWa. vice chairman of the Sc
attic Nisei Veterans Committee and
chairman of the NVC blood bank
project
OgaWa said that the NVC-spon-
sored blood bank is available to any
one needing blood tranfusions imme-
diately Two NVC officials have
been named to authorize Withdrawals
from the bank - Richard Setsuda
and Howard Minato. Setsuda's phone
number is Sc. 5725 and Minato's.
Ell. 1898.
The NVC Community Blood Bank
was opened late in December when
a group Of NVC members dposited
blood 10 its credit Since it is a com
munity blood bank, anyone may do
nate or draw from this bank.
Blood donors are asked to go to
the King County Central Blood
Bank and request that their blood
be deposited to the credit of the
NVC blood bank. The Central Blood
Bank offices are at Terry and Ma
Olson. The office hours are: Monday
and Thursday, to pm; Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 8
am. to 4:30 pm.
The Central Blood Bank officials
request that blood donors refrain
from eating for four hours prior to
giving their blood.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-04
Snake River CL
Elects Sugai

ONTARIO, Greg, Jan. 4-George
Sueai is the new president of the
Snake River chapter of the Japan
csc American Citizens league, ii
was announced today by the nomi-
nations committee chairman Joe
Saito
Sugais cabinet includes Nun Iseri,
vice president; Mary Mic, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Boots Hironaka,
corresponding secretary; Tom Ogu-
Ia. treasurer; Shig Hironaka and
Mrs. Bobbie Watanabe, social chair
men; Tom Itami, official delegate;
and Julius Numata, historian re-
porter.
The election was held last Dec.
Is in the Women's club.