ALASKA BILL
( BECOMES LAW
The 49th public law of the 81st
Congress is one introduced by
Delegate Bartlett this year.
The bill, making minor amend
ments to the Alaska Game Law,
was signed into law by the Pres
ident on April 20.
Patronize Home Industry
SHOES!
SHOES!
SHOES!
The Largest Selection
on Kenai Peninsula
SEE OUR
FIELD BOOTS
Built for
COMFORT and LONG WEAR
Think URBACH’S.
The Family Shoe Store
At The Hotels . . .
The New Seward—G. E. Hamil
ton, Anchorage; Lucille Ollestad,
Seward; Wayne W. Gillis; Melvin
Haugan, Anchorage; Thomas E.
Kindley, Anchorage; Ray V. Boyd,
Anchorage; Hal Fairhurst, Ketchi
kan; Henry Bowman, Seward; F. S.
Pampell, Hope; Ralph Soherg,
Kenai; Sgt. E. J. Lysset, Ft. Rich
ardson; Glen R. Miller, Moose Pass;
George M. Hedler, Anchorage; Nan
M. Blaha, Anchorage; Capt. Wm.
D. Bratton, Ft. Richardson; O. V.
Kukkola, Anchorage; Lt; James C.
Ellis and family, Whittier; Wallace
Loomis, Seward; Kenny E. Sawyer,
Mile 58; Sid Harvey, P.R.A.; C. F.
Mumford, Anchorage; Louis Od
saiter, Anchorage; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack O. Kyle, Anchorage; Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene C. Smith, Anchorage;
Fred Oxford, Anchorage; Wm. Hen
drickson, Anchorage; Mr. and Mrs.
Osky Weeda, Anchorage; Eugene
Hirsch, Portage; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Skells, Mile 58; P. M. Ogle,
Puallup, Wash.; Arne Roed; Mrs.
Mabel Blaine, Yakima, Wash.; Har
ry O. Brown, Kobuk; S. C. Farring
ton, Ft. Richardson; E. W. Barnett,
Anchorage; K. Wilde and family,
Portage; R. M. Stanphill, Whittier;
H. L. Blackman, Ft. Richardson;
R. V. Killevich, Seward.
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LEAVES AT MIDNIGHT
Sat., May 14
for The WESTWARD
Passengers - Freight
Mail
Captain R. Jacobsen
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VARNISHES - THINNER
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Hours of Operation — Week Days, S p.m. to 12 Midnight
Sunday, 4 p.m. to 12 Midnight
This Program is subject to change without notice.
FRIDAY
5:00—Sign on - Dance Music
5:15—Kiddie Discs
5:30—Crimson Trail
5:45—Press Box of the Air
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Listeners’ Digest
6:30—Music of the Islands
6:45—Local Anchorage News
6:50—Local Seward News
6:55—Animal World
7:00—Music
7:15—San Request
7:30—Concert Hour
8:00—News Between the Lines
8:15—Music
8:30—Music
8:45—CBS - Beat the Clock
9:00—Alaskan News for Alaskans
9:15—CBS - Robert Q. Lewis Show
9:45—Music
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—CBS - Baryard Follies
10:30—Dreamtime
10:45—CBS - Night Editor
11:00—Murder at Midnight
11:30—CBS - Music
12:00—Good Night
SATURDAY
5:00—Sign on - Radio Kids
Bible Club
5:30—Crimson Trail
5:45—Press Box of the Air
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Sterling Dance Parade
6:30—Bowling Bits
6:45—Local Anchorage News
6:55—Local Seward News
7:00—Hawaiian .& Latin Music
7:15—Music
7:30—CBS - Saturday at the Chase
8:00—News Between the Lines
8:15—Alaskan Parade of Hits
9:00—Alaskan News for Alaskans
9:15—Music .
9:45—Music
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—CBS - Barnyard Follies
10:30—Dreamtime
11:00—Collector’s Comer
11:30—’Teen-Agers
12:00—Good Night
SUNDAY
4:00—Sign on - Dance Music
4:15—Here’s to Vets
4:30—Family Goes to Church
5:30—Guest Star
5:45—Your Hymns and Mine
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Inside China
6:30—Good News Hour
7:00—CBS - You Are There
7:30—CBS - Jack Benny
8:00—ABC - Walter Winchell
8:15—Associated Press News
8:30—CBS - Sing It Again
9:30—Semi-Classical Music
9:45—Classical Music
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—CBS - Salt Lake Choir
10:45—Music
11:00—CBS - Mystery
Jl:30—Music
12:00—Good Night
MONDAY
5:00—Sign on - Dance Musis
5:15—Kiddie Discs
5:30—Crimson Trail
5:45—CBS - News Commentator
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Listersn’ Digest
6:30—Arlee Hayne
6:45—Local Anchorage News
6:50—Local Seward News
6:55—Animal World
7:00—Excursions In Science
7:15—San Request
7:30—Concert Hour
8:00—News Between the Lines
8:15—Proudly We Hail
8:45—CBS - Beat the Clock
9:00—Alaskan News for Alaskans
9:15—CBS - Robert Q. Lewis Show
9:45—Music
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—CBS - Barnyard Follies
10:30—Dreamtime
10:45—CBS - Night Editor
11:00—CBS - Mystery
11:30—CBS - Music
12:00—Good Night
METHODIST WELFARE
WORKER HERE
Miss Miriam V. Ristine, Exec
utive Secretary of the Bureau of
Social Welfare of the Methodist
Church, arrived in Seward Wednes
day for a visit at the Jesse Lee
Home. She has (he responsibility
for the Jesse Lee Home as part of
the work of the Woman’s Division
of the Methodist Church.
Miss Ristine has spent the last
two months visiting institutions
under her care in Louisiana, Utah,
California, and Texas. She expects
to go from here to Nome, where
the Methodists have a mission
among the Eskimos.
The women of the church admin
ister eight homes for children,
three for retired workers of the
church and about fifteen residences
for business girls in many of the
large cities, from New York to San
Diego and from St. Paul to Hous
ton.
The general work' of the Wo
man’s Division is much more in
clusive and encircles the globe.
The W.S.C.S. of Seward Memor
ial Church is giving a tea for Miss
Ristine Saturday afternoon. The
Jesse Lee staff is holding Open
House in her honor on Sunday
from 3 to 5 at the Jesse Lee Home.
The public is invited.
FRIDAY THE 13th!
Watch your step!
Don't walk under ladders!
This may be your unlucky day!
However, for Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Kelly it was a lucky day. Their
son was born this morning at the
Seward General Hospital. The boy
weighed 6 lbs. 4 oz. at birth and
has been named Michael John.
Congratulations, Lucky Jack Kelly!
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in
CLEAN UP MONTH!
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items ON SALE
at The BLUE SHOP
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25 Consecutive Years.
Seward £Dairt/
Mrs. Marjorie Skells, wife of
Frank Skells from Pierre, S. D.,
visited the Seward Chapter O.E.S.
Monday night. Mrs. Skells expects
to live at Mile 58 where her hus
band is working for Lytle & Green
as soon as a cabin is prepared for
her. s
Barber: “You say you've been
here before? I don’t remember your
face.”
Customer: “Probably not. It’s
healed up now.”
CARD OF THANKS
I want to thank all my friends
for the many kindnesses they
showed me during my recent ill
ness. Special gratitude goes to my
blood donors. For all your thought
fulness, thank you so much.
Mrs. Luther Jones
CARD OF THANKS
Appreciation is extended to the
Bartenders’ Union and to all others
who gave glowers for the Nils Wed
ing funeral.
Catholic Information
A Promise in the Fulfillment
The Son of Man promised:
“—and behold, I am with you all
days even unto the consummation
of the world” (Matt. 28:20).
Lord Macaulay wrote:
'“There is not and there never
was, a work of human policy so
well deserving of examination as
the Roman Catholic Church. The
proudest royal houses are but of
yesterday when compared with
the line of the Supreme Pontiffs.
The republic of Venice was modern
when compared with the Papacy,
and the republic of Venice is gone
and the Papacy remains full of liie
and youthful vigor. The Catholic
Church saw the commencements of
all the governments and all the
ecclesiastical establishments that
now exist in the world, and we
feel no assurance that she is not
destined to see the end of them
all” (Extracts from Lord Macau
lay’s “Essay on Ranke’s History of
the Popes").
Gladstone said: “The Catholic
Church has marched for 1500 years
at the head of civilization. Her
greatness, glory, grandeur and
majesty have been almost, though
not absolutely, all that in these re
spects the world has had to boast
of. Her children are more numer
ous than all the members of the
sects combined. Her altars are
raised in every clime and her mis
sionaries are wherever there are
I souls to be saved. And this won
drous church, as old as Chris
tianity, as universal as mankind,
is today, after twenty centuries, as
fresh, as vigorous and as faithful
as on the day when the Pente
costal fires were showered upon
the earth” (From Gladstone’s
speech against the law excluding
Catholics from the Lord Chancel
lorship of England).
‘‘Heaven and earth will pass
away but my word will not pass
away” (Matt. 24:35).
Many non-Catholic historians of
today, after honest research into
the past, are now declaring that
many of the accusations against
the Catholic Church, as written in
post-Reformation days, are pure
fabrications, and were concocted
only for false propaganda pur
poses. True knowledge of all
things Catholic is open to every
body at all times. It is to give this
true knowledge in a simple and
easy way—thus cementing good
neighborly relations on the basis
of understanding—that our Society
has undertaken this work.
If it's anything Catholic, ask a
Catholic!
Sponsored by The
SACRED HEART
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Seward, Alaska
adv.
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FOR SALE, MISC.
HOUSE LOGS CUT TO ORDER;
also rough lumber in all dimen
sion. Seward Lumber Corpora
tion, Box 515. 61tfc
BARNYARD FERTILIZER, garden
top soil—by the yard or truck
load. Available now. Chris Soren
son, Box 696. 88-91p
BUTLER HUT, fully insulated, to
be moved. $300. Call Garfield 48
or Madison 7. Wilma Estes.
89-90c
TWO BROOD SOWS. $100 each. See
R. K. Pcden, Seward. 90-5p
REAR FENDER for 1940 Pontiac;
radio and record player. Call
Madison 13. 90c
OR LEASE: ROADHOUSE at Mile
7. Call Madison 13. 90c
ENGLISH REFLEX CAMERA, 314
by 4!4 inch. See Mr. Cobb at
Room 8, Seward Hotel. Saturday
afternoon. 90p
DAHLIA Bulbs and Seed Potatoes.
See Mrs. Coulter. 90-2p
HELP WANTED
COMPETENT WOMAN to work
half-days or full time. Light
housekeeping and cooking. Phone
Main 168. 89-90c
ALL-AROUND CLEAN-UP MAN.
Someone interested in room and
board and permanent employ
ment. Inquire Green Lantern
Roadhouse, Mile 5V£. 89-90c
FOR RENT
SPACE ON MAIN ST. for office or
other business. See Leo Douglas
at Northern Bar. 8fftf
GAS BOAT, 28’, new Marine Gray
110 engine with 3-1 reduction.
John Monfor, Kenai. 84-90p
WANTED
BIRD CAGES, new or used. Phone
Monroe 3. 87-91 p
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
TWO-ROOM HOUSE and lot in
Hope, near church and school.
Good garden spot with straw
berries, raspberries and currants.
Pump and well in house. See
George Adney, Hope. 89-90p
HOUSE: 3 rooms and bath. East
of school on 1st. Avenue. $5000,
terms. See R. K. Peden. 85-96pt
FIVE-ROOM stucco house, 4 lots,
on 3rd Ave. Ready to move into.
Call Madison 85. 85-92p
CITY LOT and 36’x 16’ Quonset,
insulated with Kimsul and Ma
sonite, $6-50. D. E. Thompson,
Box 791, Seward. 84-90p
ONE THREE-ROOM HOUSE, 1 2
room house, both furnished, mod
ern. Phone Main 175 or write
Box 605. 69tf
FOR SALE, VEHICLES
1942 HUDSON. Call Monroe 146
between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.
89-90p
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
KINDERGARTEN equipment: Fur
niture and school material. Call
Madison 189. 85tf
NOTICE
HAVING DISPOSED of my interest
in City Cab Co. of Seward, Alas
ka, I will not be responsible for
any debts contracted for by the
City Cab Co. after May 2, 1949.
William Ferguson 87-90p
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
Box 873. 85tf
SPECIAL SERVICES
FOR LOT SURVEYS contact Wilma
Estes by June. Madison 7 or Gar
field 48. 89tfc
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