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i REVIVAL SERVICES I
I WELL ATTENDED
The Revival Service being con
duc ed at the Church of the Naza
rene are well attended and full of
inspirational interest to the many
Nometies attending nightly.
The Revival Services will con
tinue through this week with serv
ices night at 7:30 p.m. Evangelist
1 C. Helen Mooshian will be preach
ing gospel messages at each serv
ice. There will be special music
’ and choruses by various singers at
each service.
The audiences have been in
creasing and much interest is being
! manifested. Some are making def
; inite decisions for Christ.
Special features are being ar
i ranged for each nitght, such as
| Family Night, Neighbor Night,
and Sunday School Night; so don’t
miss one night.
The Revival effort shall close
Sunday, October 3rd. All are wel
come.
The M/V Coastal Rambler, of
theAlaska Steamship Co., is now
discharging freight at St. Michaels.
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Report On Child
Welfare Made
(The Juneau Empire)
• The Juneau League of Women
Voters held its bi-monthly meeting
at a luncheon at the Baranof Wed
nesday noon, with Mrs. Ernest
Gruening, President, presiding.
Mrs. Ralph Rivers, chairman of the
Child Welfare committee, present
ed her report emphasizing the
need for greatr territorial finan
cial appropriation for needy chil
dren.
Mrs. Rivers pointed out that
Alaska stands third from the bot
tom in the rostra of the States ap
propriations for child welfare and
that due to lack of funds, even this
small amount is not available.
Under aid to dependent children
the Territorial law allows $25 a
month for a mother and one child
and $15 for every additional child. I
Because of lack of funds only $19 a
month is being provided for a
mother and one child and $11 for
each additional child. Over 300
children in need of and eligible for
I such assistance are getting noth
; inS
i The committee recommended
that the maximum monthly allot
ment be increased to $60 for the
mother and one child and $30 for
every additional child.
Mrs. Rivers also reported that
because of shortage of funds, 50
dependent, neglected and delin
quent children committed to the
Welfare department under the Ju
venile code are not being cared for.
She also pointed out the need for
receiving homes for children re
quiring temporary care; additional
social workers for supervision of
such foster homes are also needed.
In summarizing her report, Mrs. J
Polish Officer
Seeks Haven Here
WASHINGTON </P), The United
States was asked to provide haven
for a high-ranking Polish officer
who defied orders to return to his
communist-ruled homeland.
Lt. Gen. Izydor Modelski, mili
tary attache of the Polish embassy
here, said in a statement last night
that the Polish army “is being sys
tematically changed into a 'blind
tool’ in the hands of the Soviet
staff.”
The embassy said Modelski had
been ordered home August 15 af
ter a prolonged illness but that he
is still regarded as in active army
service.
“His refusal to report to his du
ties at home is therefore an act of
military desertion,” the embassy
said.
BALKAN REFUGEES FLEE
INTO YUGOSLAVIA
LONDON, (/P) — The Yugoslav
interior ministry announced today
that 506 persons thus far have fled
into Yugoslavia in the last three
months from neighboring Balkan
countries, some for political rea
sons.
This immigration is continuing,
said a broadcast announcement
from Belgrade heard in London,
by Tanjug, the Yugoslav news
agency. Some of the refugees fled
into Yugoslavia “because of un
employment and low wages” in
their own countries, the announce
ment said.
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Rivers asked approval of the mem
bers and authorization to publish
these facts in an open letter to the
public.
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