THE SEWARD POLARIS
Peninsula-Chain News
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H. W. and N. M. Hunt
Sew ard. Alaska
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HOW TO PICK A CANDIDATE
In order to bo honest with
h'mself a candidate must be in
povtit'n so that his absence from
family or business works no
hardship on either. His situation
in the community must be such
tin t his home and family are
not placed in jeopardy either fi
nancially or otherwise when ho
leaves cm public business, which
makes demands which are some
times hard to meet.
To spare the necessary time
and attention which he must give
to satisfy his constituancy and
the taxpayers, lie must have an
understudy who is capable of
superintending the business in
such a manner that the candi
date-owner's frequent absences
arc not noticable in so far as
the figures in black ink on the
ledger are concerned.
If he is square witli himself
in these two matters is square
with his family and honest about
his business in connection with
bis candidacy he will be a useful
servant of the people. On the
other hand should lie have his
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family and the administration of
his business on his mind—either
one lie is not capable and sh
ould not seek an office, neither
should he lie elected to an office.
If he is honest with himself
and his family you may bo quite
sure he will be honest in his
political life.
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BARGE 719 LEAVES
SEATTLE FEBRUARY 6.
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Steel Barge 719 left Seward
Jan. 20. for Seattle with south
bound cargo for Puget Sound
destinations, it was announced
KFQD Radio Log
ANCHORAGE. ALASKA
program &'.r.eauies
Wed., JAN. 28
ON AIR 6:30 A.M.
(>'.30 .Tubi'co
7:00 June i>v. reqst.
7:25 Fun :;1 Bk'fnst
7:30 News. Weather
7:50 F; :■> !>• Altar
7:55 Weather
8:00 Travel Tips
8:13 N >\> ,
8:15 r're.l Waring
000 .. Album
0:30- L:! ui s Memo
10:00 N: ■ -
10:30 Musi we Love
11:00- Ton ' Martin
12: i Tv; '. ■! Tips
12:15 News
12:30 -Si-, Vers guide
1:15 F :. Service
1:1 0- -Civ i Irens hour
2:00 Am ivs
3:00 -C'i : a; in kitch.
3:15 Club
1:00— Shic d of Faith
4:30 Vdlage Store
3:00- S: >■ it Bands
5:15 Spor's Reel
8:00 N >\\ s. weal her
8:15 S ing & Dance
0:45—Claudia
7:00—Local News
7:30—Ait Godfrey
7:55 Bowling Bits
8:00—News, Mar fst
8:15 Heres Harmon
8:30—House in C'trv
8:45—Music News
9:00—Alaskan News
9:15—Fibber McGee
9:45—iBing Crosby
10:00 —News
10:15—Henry Morgan
10:45—Book of Mem.
11:00—Man called X
THUR. JAN. 29
On Air 6:30 A. M.
8:30 1 Nite Stand
7:00—Juke Box Re.
7:25—Fun at Bkf'st
7:30—News. Weath.
7:45—Family1 Altar
7:55—Weather
8:00—Travel Tips
8:12—News
8:15—Fred Waring
9:00—Record album
9:30—Milady's Memo
10:00—Heard at home
11:00- To rear m'eh
12:05—Travel Tips
12:15 News
1:00- Mayor of town
1:30- -Children's Hr,
2:00 Music fm Am
3:00 Alaska Home
3:30- 1 Night stand
-1:00 -BapLis't Hour
; -1:80- Calif. Melody
! 5:15- Crim. Trail
5:30 Band Concerl
0:00 News. Weath’r
0:15- Song N- Dance
0:4 a Claudia
7:00- -Local News
i : 1 a Issue of Wk
7:45- Travjl Tips
7:55- Sp it on sport s
8:00 News. Mar F.
8:17 T>4 In Tunes
8:30- iFridiv" CfiTTior
9:00 A a a. News
9:15 On stage Am.
10:00- News
10:15—Murder
10:45- Book of Mem
11:00 -Music Hall
FRI., JAN. 30
0:30 Mail Call
7:00—Juke hx reqst
7:25 Fun at Bk'fst
7:30—News, We't.hr
7:50—Family Altar
7:55—Weather
8:00- Travel Tips
i 8:12—News
8:15— F red Wa ring
9:00—Record album
9:30—Milady's Memo
10:00—Issue of Wk
i 11:00—1 Night Stand
11:30—Voice of army
12:05 Travel Tips
1 12:15—News
12:30 Shop. Guide
1:00—Ozzie, Harriet
1:30—Children's Sh.
1:45—R'vous in Paris
3:00—Come in ktch
3:30— Family theatre
4:15—Goipel Train
/ou
4:30 Red Skelton
5:25—Sports page
6:00—News Weather
; (5:15—Local Sports
i 6:30— Song, Dance
! 6:45 Claudia
| 7:00 Local News
7:30 Art Godfrey
8:00--News Mar F.
8 15- - Masters Music
8:30 Bands
9:00 Am Tr News
j 9:30 Music News
10:00- News
1 it; 15 Burns. Allen
j' 10:45- Book of Mom.
j 11:00- Noah Webster
SAT., JAN. 31
6:30 .Tills Juke box
7:00- Juke box Req.
7:30 News, W’ther
7:50—Family Altar
7:55 Weather
8:0.0- Travel Tips
8:12—News
8:15 On stage Am.
9:00 Record album
9:30—Music- Hall
10:00 Music fm Am.
11:00 Melody Hour
’2:15 Travel Tips
1:00 Van’ll Monroe
1:30- Funny Paper
2:00 Holly w’d Bowl
2:15- News
3:45—Command Per.
4:30 Radio Theatre
5:00—Sporls Reel
5:25—Sports Page
6:00—News, W’ther
6:15—Song & Dance
6:45—,Heres to Vets
7:00— Local News
7:15—H’wd Cowgirls
7:45—Travel Tips |
7:55—Bowling Bits
8:00—News. Mar F.l
8:15 Tel In Tunes
8:30—House in Cry
8:45 King Cole* Tr.
9.00—Aaa Twy Nws
9:15—Church Notice
9:30—Hit Parade
10:00—News
10:15—Tony Martin
11:00—Joan Davis
Relax While You Travel
When you go by steamer, you can relax in the luxuri- j
ous comfort of staterooms, lounges and decks ... sit
back and enjoy the scenery as you sail.
Cat the Best Food —No Extra Charge
The Alaska Line is famed for the excellence of its
0- cuisine. You will marvel at the deliciously prepared 1
_ meals. The cost of all meals is included in the fare.
Your berth, too!
Sailings Are Frequent
^■SS Denali, southbound January 28. sails for
Juneau, Ketchikan and Seattle.
SS Aleutian January 29. Sailings alternate Th
ursdays for Valdez. Cordova. Juneau, Ketchikan
and Seattle.
SS Baranof February 6. Sailings alternate Fri
days for Juneau, Ketchikan and Seattle.
MiRSKii snnmsHip compnnyj
WAR
— AS I SAW IT
The end of our voyage came
at last and all but those lost at
sea were landed on Japan. Only
two American women remained.
They were taken to a building ■
near by while the men were j
given to understand once and i
for ail I hat they were prisoners!
of the Japanese Empire and
therefore subject to their will
and command and any who tried
to escape or broke any fraction
of the rules of the internment
camp that they were being taken
to, would bo severely punished
or shot. Then wo were marched
away to the prison ramp, taking
nine hours by the sun, to reach
a distance of perhaps thirty or
forty miles from Tokyo.
“The women?” We never saw ^
them again. They died from ttie
^treatment received.
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(All persons are warned against
the use of any portion or excerpt,
of this atory without the express
permission of the writer and the j
publisher)
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[(Note:—A continuation of the
article, "War. as I saw it," will
i appear irregularly, from time to
time as the writer is on the high
seas and copy will not he mailed
except in ports of call. It is
expected there will be 8 or 10
more columns.
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i /:<■; it. . i!>ri:!;ris: v ;
S IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
SEWARD PRECINCT, THIRD
DIVISION ALASKA,
in Hie Matter of the Estate of
TONY PARICH,
j Df'ct a s1 'il !
Probote No. 487
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
| NOTICE IS HEREBY LIVEN: |
To tlie creditors and all persons
having claims against the estate
<.f TONY PARICH. deceased, to
file their claims, properly veri
fied. within six months after the
first publication of this NOTICE,!
in the office of the Probate Judge
for Seward Precinct, at Seward.
Alaska: or to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, to
the undersigned Executor at the
office of Mr. R. E. Baumgartner, i
attorney for the undersigned.;
which office has been selected as [
the place for transacting all mat-|
ters in connection with said Es
tate.
Dated at Seward. Alaska this
10th dav of January, 1948.
SAM ROMACK
Executor
Jan. 14 21—28 and Feb. .4 1948
•OK IOU PKINlixl. Til r. POLARIS
CONCERT TO BE GIVEN
FEBRUARY 8TH
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The Women’s Society of Chris
tian Service will hold a concert
Sunday evening. February 8, at
eight p.m. in the Seward Mem
orial Churh. This will be the
second in a series of evenings j
of choice music sponsored by the
ladies of the Methodist Church
in which local artists will be
heard. There will be no admission,'
but a free will offering will be
taken, the proceeds of which will
go towards the building fund of
the church. Mrs. Troy Bogard is
general chairman of the com
mittee in charge of arrangements
and she will be assisted by Miss
Ruth Murrell and Mrs. G. E.
Knight.
Further announcements and
program will be published in a
later edition of this paper.
Be sure to keep this evening
open for a musical treat.
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LET 'ER ROLL
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Gary, Ind. (U.P.)—Gary Froebel,
High School's student band has
added something new to its corps
of drum majorettes— acrobatic
young girls on roller skates.
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