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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06

Finally. answering = classified I'd
on which the only address was .
Boston pest office. young Babson
waited impatiently for . reply.
None came. Determined to get
IN interview. the youth went to
Boston from his homo IN Clouces-
ter, tried UNNECESSARILY to learn
ths name At the banking company
whose I'd he had answered, waited
befors the post office box until an
employe came to get the mail.
Than he followed the messenger to
the hank. got his interview and.
because Of the enterprise he had
shown IN following up the job lead.
was hired.
Another example quoted by Mr..
Crow b that Of George Bucher.
young electrical engineering grad
uate who decided that he wanted
TO work for Z big company. He
wrote the internationally known
company. letter after letter and
got no reply. Finally he wired,
obtained an interview he got
. Job. Started At 10 cents an hour
and It turned out all right. Today
he b president Of his company.
Norai-don't Be discouraged. Put
your faith In advertising but be
sure to have the initiative to fol-
low up It's good lead.
Posture
Dear Miss Grey: Some time ago
! read IN article by you In which
you stressed the fact that women
ara too careless about posture.
However. you did not tell them
just what could be done for m
provcment Ia their carriage.
Please pas along . few rules
for correct posture. BETTY.
According TO Ruth Constance
Murphy. director Of physical edu-
cation At Boston university: Too
many women try to initiate
mannequins and models. who
look AL right when they stink
across q stage. but the average
woman who 'slinks' along the
street looks either ~ though
she had been TO q beer parlor
or was suffering m attack Of
lumbago.
There is no beauty in stand
ing with the hips forward and
the chest concave. That's bad.
me body should be balanced
around . straight line that would
pass from the ear. through the
shoulders. hip. knee and ankle
bone--or point slightly in front
Of t."
High heels are not harmful
II worn in moderation, but too
many women fail to vary their
shoes. according to this author
ity.
Here are the posture rules she
offers:
Expand ribs.
Put ear over shoulder by pull
ing back your head.
Relax knees.
Lift high spot on chest. Every
one has q high spot. You can't
miss Il II you try to put your
finger on IT'D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
ONE GOOD TURN
DESERVES ANOTHER

II you do not have a large room
in which to exercise, simply roll
over and over to the left, then
back-over and over-to the right.
This is just as efficacious a sroll-
ing from one end of a room to the
other. Be sure to keep arms fold
ed across chest. head up and feet.
with ankles together. off the floor.
Try 20 rolls a day to start, gradu-
ally increasing the number until
you are rolling over and over at
least so times day.
For the waistline, practice bend
ing backward, to the right and to
the left as we'll as forward. And
remember to stretch several times
a day. Try to touch the ceiling
with your hands. Lift and stretch
the upper half of your body up and
away from the lower half. Give
that lazy waistline a real workout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06

nus e0s', nove mar eo'n you Ve o,woys ~oeo,
I29o inches in string ond be mode other sizes too
Poern 2265 contons chorts ond directions for cloth and
scor eoch in sizes Illustrations Of il and stitches moterios
required
Send ten coin and token for this pottern 10
The Tocomo Times Needecroft Dept Tocomq Wosh Write
pIoiny PATTERN NUMBER. your NAME and ADDRESS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
BY RICHARD ARTHUR BOLT.
M. D., DIR. r.

Smallpox and diphtheris were
formerly scourges Of childhood.
Today they can be prevented by
safe and simple means Of immuni-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Lucky SEVEN

Diana Lewis, playing the role Of
the debutante in Andy Hardy
Meets Debutante," tries to get
the number "7' into anything she
writes, that being her most aus
picious numeral"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Taste
Today
BY EMILY POST
No Exception Possible II Wedding
Breakfast Is Restricted to
Families

A. wedding breakfast for i'm
mediate families must be strictly
limited to these members, because
if this rule is broken by including
one friend, then the feelings of
every other devoted friend may
be hurt-irreparablyl I am sure
that it was because she realized the
seriousness of making this excep-
ton that one bride has created the
following difficult situation:
AT the time of my wedding my
bridegroom best man and my
maid of honor will have been mar
ried to each other for a month. At
their wedding next week, my
fiance is to be best man. am
told I was the brides choice for
maid Of honor. but her mother in
sists that she have her sister.
There is to be the smallest we'd
ding breakfast for just the i'm
mediate families. and a large re-
ception that same evening. I am
of course invited to the reception
but not to the breakfast. Consid-
ering everything. think ] should
be invited to the breakfast"
Considering everything I do
agree that the bride might have
considered you an exception, since
you are evidently not only her best
friend but the fiancee of the best
man. And yet the fact that she
CAN'T invite you is very plain. 1t
may be that they are II and you
would make 13-and a fourteenth
would make the loose brick in the
wall through which the hurt feel
ings Of all other friends might
pour. II l were you I would try
my best to forgive the bride for
not wanting 10 hurt all her other
friends by including you. She
would undoubtedly have invited
you 10 the breakfast IL she could
even though the why" is obscure.
Perhaps you might get your fiance
TO ask her fiance-if you feel that
you will be more content II you
know why it is not practical TO
include you. On the other hand. II
you are her friend, then surely you
trust her and believe it is not her
fault Therefore. Il may be kind
est TO her to try to put it out Of
mind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06

If you're not using 1t, sell it with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06

NEXT: Young children espe-
ciaily susceptible to tuberculosis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Haliiat: ,uir> 8ctihaiter
Int luaitittatci,
NntlDonu Chen tuirb Mmi.enmimiitcr

2onbon. Sorb Snliinr. ser bisberi.
&c 6riiiid)e slnbennliniIier, lit slnn
Notid,aIter IN &aIhingtou crnulnt
ebcn fe6rt balnit 81, ocm STINT suritd,
bas cr i'm ,sebruar 1898 5lsm Eroteit
Scr @eIrieolngspolitif inter Soro
&oliior uno Chamberlain ncrlniien
bat. Sic GrucnnlInGen bahcn Den
;3lucd. Die britiid,cn @c5cbllngcm nit
M,Blanb 81 perbelicrn. bcnn Ml,B=
lano mar imnrrf eegen Saliiar als
NnBcnminilter. 3icr IN @aibington
bot ohcr Saliiar nn 81 TIM, iuas
Gocn linn iagt. 2oro Sotbion luar Bis
al Iilsbruh bcs 6rieges ebenIalls
eil Gerfcd)tcr Ger ScrIlGnoiaung
tat obcr Damn feline Meimlug gean
orrt nnS 10 III es nit Soliiar. Sal
cr nlm alS slubenminiiter ausidcioc
lmo gotiejaitcr miro. lit feline Sang
erbobllng. Ionbern cine feline 3uriid
icblma lno 5eigt oie icbige ,siibriml
Gnglanos als mabres &nbinett s,l1
Tnrhiiibruna oes 0rieges.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Welcllid)aft plant @erarGbernngen
,rno iuritere @erbeTerMnaen.

Gas nationole Gcrteioiomgspros
gramm lit peranttuortlidl haB bic
lebten Monatc cine beid)Gftiate Ye.
riobc in ser 8eid)iebte ser Sbio 9ell
Sclepbon Gonlponp mar, iaetc Gon.
oolpb Gioc. YrGiioent ser 8eIcll,
ihait. Gs bat cincn Wafstlln oes
Sclepbonperfebrs berbeiaefiibrt ,,nN
uar auh pcrnntnortlid) fir 3nnahne
bon ulierer Yroouftiom, slustrcl
tne uno Serbeiicrun9s .sftipitnt.
Ee,lc ssobrifcn weroen gebant. nm
Tertcioiallnasmotcriol lmS Yroont.
tc bcr5uitcllcn, onocrc SanoelSein=
ribtlngcn rpcrocn pcranloBt mcbr 81
proonsicren ,lne oatcr ,pcrScn mehr
2cute ongciteat. sla bies bat Giniluli
oui bns Selcpbougcid,Git. Mchr SIN,
rllIc ncr0cn Gcmaft ii6cr sic icti9cl
Selephonlcitlngcn mo rcllc Selc
phone merocn inItnaiert. Sic Sclc
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Spienaeei,eS II,
1talici, a,,iee>eft

Mom. Bleit,seiti9 nit Der Sin
ridtung bon sh,relio Goco55a, einem
Sonoelsreiicnoeu, uno Dem 6lotten'
oiiisicr ssraucesco @bes5i in Sort
0ropetta bel Som, iuuroe betannt.
hob Elm gan5cs SpionageneB a,,iae.
bcdt morocn lit. Die Sinrihtlrngcr
murbcn porgcnomuen che oie Sef'
icntlid)fcit nntcrridtct pnroe. Sssn
ser 9efanntgabr bicB cs, oab % at.
ocrc 2eutc proseiiiert lpllroen, melhe
in Stolieu Spionage im Sntereiie CT
ncr iremoen Maht trieben. Son Die
fen 25 Mitbeid)uloigten mi,roen n,ll
orci irciociprohcn, sic anoeren ,pllr
Scrl pom 10 bis 80 Sobren 3lIhtbnnS
pcrllrtcilt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
|Satrcspre~metien p>n
tS.OOO s5i,tess,.pc,,
criv(lrtcf

Ncm Dcrf. 3npcrlaiiigc arciic IN
Scr ,sl,laseuainouitric id)Gtcn, oai'
sic amcrifaniIhcn @crfc f IN. Sen
nGbItcu iicbcn Monntcn nnf cine Gr,
,cuN,n9 uon 1900 IhlaSc,gcn I'M
Mcuot, s. y. $4,000 bis 10000 i'm
,<obre rcdncn. Vcfanntlih III oiC
Groouftion nm 80 Eru5cnt 5llriid
Ser slhioll bon Motorcnproouftion
lit ooiiir pcrmtportlid. 9f,m abc,
0ibt sic Mutomobil tScrltcllcr- -slnp.
ciution bcfannt, od6 lic ipillig lit, sic
Scrltelllng bon slntnmobilcn rclp.
nclcn Mo6cllen fir 1912 cimsnltel
ten nno iih Sem Motorcnbau 'iil
Ihlg,elac 5usnpenocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
UerteiSiemnespreoram nj bclebt 0eidGit Der
E Q)btc 33cu IelepteMc 6. ,@E

pbo,,. ,,no Eelegrapben. .8eiellit5ai-
ten acten grobe Si,mmen aus Inn
iGreu Sell gum Geri, ,,%iOun9s Ero-
oromm beisltraeen. r
yeir boben eine quite Organization,
Iagtc Scrr Gioc. Die a'len slnforoe'
runaeu fir rationale Serteloigllna
aepadiem lit. N,lsacbilocte iahn,cns
niidc srbcitsfrGitc arbeiten in I'M
icrcn Mnlaaen umo motorilierte Nus.
riilh'na f5nncn mir nit gro6ter (Se.
! ihmiu&9fcit fonitruisren. no imn'cr
ns notiG iein io!ltc.
Ole 2oboratorieu ser Sbio Nea
@eicllihait lnS Sic @cIicr, electric
So. Itc1cn nit ser sirmcc, Mtarinc
,no S,ihuoi;c IN enaItec ,Siibluna
Gno he!icn nit an ser Soi,lng luih,
tiger Grcmblemc.
Su Stnote Ohio ba' sic Gcicn'
id,ait iiir Nc.balt," llnH Scrhei'c.
rHnoen sic S,lmne cen So 'o''.oOO
mi SATIRE 1911 porleirbcn. Gus 9sco,
gramm ihliebt 81, ,O95, 900 Elm iiir
Sano ,,no @ebii,loc, $5,640.0N0 fir
Notwithstanding, $i.,.95,OOO Iiir
auSlpGrtige Inlaacr, SO, 2sO, 600
iiir Stotionansltattnna popon Gin
Cell fir neubeItclltc Telephone uns
S49O,OOO fir oaacmcinc 9(nsitat-
tlna gcbt. .... -.~.
| ,sn oieiem Sobr III eirc 3unabmc
bon 6O,5OO ncucn Sclcrbcllcn su
pcrsciebnem uno fir naditcs "sobr
uinnt mon an, oai, ole 3ubl ulf
$1,000 liclNea miro.
r>ln S'nnt Sbio ia. Die @eIcll-
icGoit icbt S25,SS5 telephone. no
pnn nli Glcpeluuo allein 2S 1000
iaarn. olip cigc 3nnabme ron 49,
60C Setepnjhtr. ".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Clipper i,et,nten
ecinc paiiaeicre nit

SSomilton, Bermuda. @enmtc Scr
Gnn american SlirunDs haben liir
bic @ndc srpiihcu Weihnahtcn ,n,N
Nc,ljubr rmo meacl, allEerorocntlid,
Idllchtcn 90cttcrs sen EoiiaGieruer-
fchr nntcrbunbcn. Sic Clipper ucb,
men MIR GoIt nit.
9lua 9ilinbou miro bcriobtct oali
Toiin0icrc nud) CnglnmN ilno Dem
uGrh!ihcu europa, Die nit Slngsell,
0cn luciicr inbrcn mollcn. ninocltcnS
1 @uhcn 81 tuarten bobcn, bcpor lie
iniolac orobcn Slnorunges Die Mcilc
iprticBen fonncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
DerpSue ecitttttithito
Hc,ttisecr Sl,tese,.ee

, Berlin. Gie oeutide GIugsel.9in'
ouitrie IGbt iih ourb oen arieg nidt
1T ibren Mrbeiten al ser @eiterent.
lpifIung ser 1lla3euge itiren. Die
Vortcilc uc,er 3onltrmftioncn nit 3
MGScrn anItatt 9 iollen in elmer fir
3eren Mn= ,mo Nlmslauiitrcde, groBes
rcr MoIlItabilitGt ,lno permin0erter
llcbcrihlagnssgeiabr beitebcn. 81
Surd ion cs m6glid gemadt lucroen,
sic 1lua5euae alf flcineren Slug
pIGbcn miobren sll lailcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

,n Sabre 1924 bat Iidb Gin @ugel.
blit ioaar oils - llbrmaher bctGtigt
SSr ser @obnItlbc cincs @einbdno.
lcrs in Sricr hing cine altc Yenoel
uhr sic icit 5ebn Sabrcn nidlt mcbl
ging. Ga id)Iug an eiuen1 bciGen slu
glllltog ser @liB. in oas Saus. @cocl
Mcnid,cn nod Tinge ipurbcn beihG
oigt, I'M Begentcil. sic oltc llbr gin!
bon oa a6 mieoer. genaller, als Wcnl
! lie Scr bette llbrmaher in Meparatu
gcbabt bGttc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Grstcrsce Otte re,,
Habsb,tro
Spriht tirr am Z. Sauuar

Nahitcs ,sobr, om !. Sanllar
1041. miro Gr5ber5og Stto bon
&absh,rN bei elmer &criamnmllnN
HcS Ioreion Siiairs Councils. olt
inn Mnertnn Sotcl ilottiinbet iprc
r,cn iibcr .Tnnau ,Ino oir .3nflmiI
G,ropoS". Gr glallbt. bol, ser Ac9er
luiirtigc @rico nit McuoIltioncH en-
ocn miro ,lnb cs linn aclimgcm miro
BARN cine federation ser Sonml
ilaotcn 81 ariinocn. q.
Nur Mitglicbcrn bcs Sorcign nj
iairs Council 1T ser Gintritt &c
llottet. .....
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
8ritci, tuSueit Ntners
8cieranis erfcin,,cn

oonoon. S5ier lit man Ser slniiht
boi, Ole ocutid,c @armmg al Nmcri
ia flar sci9t, ooI Siilcr bcIorgt ii
iibcr sic amcrifaniiden 9icicrllnNel
al Gnelano. Gc,,tihlano m6d)tc ger
nc sic Ser. Stoatcn in heu aricq
tillcinsieben. nm ssapan 81 pcran
(oIien. aeaen sic Ser. Staotcu 0riee
su erf(iren ali Brlnb bcs TcrtragcE
Ser Md,iSnnlGd)te.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Nii,a mn, 8arHia pen
Hc,t 8ritc,, ueritGret

Goiro. Tic britiihe Nilarmcc, sic
bercits $4,000 italicniihc @cfanGene
nod Sen riidrpGrtigen Sinien beior,
hcrt hat. bradtc our %orbercitilug
cines Stllrmangriiis aui oie 10000
Gertcioigcr oes icit mehreren Sager
belagertcn 8arbiu meiterc SeritGr
flrngen al oic lpbii6c 9afcnItaot
bcran gritiidc slrtilleric II. Sdifis.
Gcidiibc bcihieben ieit 8 9agen oel,
Srt iclbit. in Scr nahridcinlih aud
hcr Shcrbeiehlsb06cr @raoi5ama elm
geid)loiien lit. Ger 6all ser Geihna
miro itiinolid cripartet. .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

2(u unicrn Stiri,en


Clemens Gonrab N5sler. @rombera.
Nn unlcren Stirucn ipollcn mir bic
3cic1cn tra0en
Ses rclcn UeltcS, Der umS 5lpnnG 3ll
barter Yilicbt.
Ser unierc Menalte. llnlere Nnt ger
idblnacn.
Ser ,nS ou3 SunfCl iiibrte in hn2 belle
Tic,t.
IN llnicru Nuaen 'ol oaS Seucr brenuen
Sos I'm, CT S,er5 beihminat all unNenhns
fer Mrnit.
Sab mir in Sample 9lilbenn nod
brtcnnen:
Ser Sob cntrciBt unS crit Der Sabne
Sd,nit
Sln unIcrcn S,Gnncn lunucu mir hic Male
trnNcn
%on unIercu @erfcn mli9ehnnr III
GiniGteir.
Snb tic pie plldt'G &C Some in Die ;1,I
tiluit raGcn,
Ierfilnocnn cine uclIc. 0roBe 3cit
:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Sh,pci3 bcireitc
ira,,,. 1tricaseciai,ee,,s

&id,p. Son ,uilGnoigcr Seite iullr'
sc mitactcilt, sob sic erIten 600 bon
,irfo 10000 in ser Sdnpeis inter.
nicrtrn iransoiiihcn 3rieasaeianac:
ucn in 3cit sic 'Sd)pei5 pcrlolicll, I'M
&citnahtcu 5ubnlie 5u icin. Sil
iibriacn 8ciangcnen iollcn nad
@eibnad,ten nod, Sranfreih suriif'
lranSportiert tperocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
l>icr 11tiuio,,cn
2lmslinNcr rcaiitricrt

@oibnQtcn. GoS rSuitiSoepart'
mcut oibt befonnt, Dob 10000 IN
sen Ser. Staotcn wobnenoe N,,s
lGnocr cntipredcno Sem @eieb iid
rc0iIrieren licEcn. Man lnttc anNe
nommcu. ooG sic 3abl Scr iid, bic,
ouihaltcnocn eIuslGnber MIR aii g.,
600 900 bclauicn miir0c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26
Yrof. Sanf ucrItor6cm.

Troi: Gnaelo Sant, icit 1903 an
ser Miinhcncr GunitotoOenic. lit I'M
sllter bon y SaDrcn 0eilorbcn. Sc
fannt getuorbem lit er burc, icinc
,Soa0. llnN Mcitcrbil0cr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-12-26

Slom. Son bier miro berihtet, bab
italicniid)c 5rilppen un0 Waficn
iiber nas Mittelnleer gebradt iucroan
Inn Die libpihem 1ruppen gcgen Die
britiide Siicniipe 81. peritGrfen. Das,
Sberfomnlambc berid)tete, oaG ser
MN felt slpei 8obcn lpGbrcnoc @ii-
ltenfampi llnber6nbert lei.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-08-30

ons and for Other Purposes, and An Act Of Congress approved March 26I 1884, entitled "An Act fixing the date for holding elections of a Del egate from Alaska to the House of Representatives and of members of the Legislature Of Alaska and for other purposes, and in conformity herewith a General Election will be held on ...
 TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 184O
 Between the hours of o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m. Of said day for the purpose of electing the fol- lowing officers, to-Wit:
 A DELEGATE FROM ALASKA TO CONGRESS;
 AN ATTORNEY GENERAL;
 4 TERRITORIAL AUDITOR;
 A TERRITORIAL HIGHWAY EN- GINEER;
 ONE DIVISIONAL SENATOR;
 FOUR DIVISIONAL REPRESENT ATIVES;
 TWO DIVISIONAL ROAD CON- MIsSIONERS.
 The Common Council of the Town of Wrangell having heretofore, by Ordinance, duly designated the vot- ing precincts of said town and the polling place in each thereof. the are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters re- H.H HH.-. H.H H-- A. ing Precinct No. One of said Town of Wrangell which are as follows: Within the incorporated limits of the Town of Wrangell. will vote atI City Hall building, located on Sec- ond Street. in, and upon lot U. S. No. 2 of block eight which is owned by the Town of Wrangell and occupied by the Town of Wran- gell, the same being duly designated
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-08-30
ORDER. AND NOTICE OF ELECTION

To the Electors of the Town of Wrangell Division No. One, Terri tory of Alaska.
 Notice is hereby given that pUr- suant to an Act of Congress ap- proved May T, 1906, entitled, An Act Providing for the Election of a Delegate to the House of Repres- entatives from the Territory of AL aska," and an Act of Congress ap- proved August 24, 1912, entitled An Act to Create a Legislative As semhly in the Territory of Alaska, to confer Legislative Powers There
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-08-30
Lulu Fairbanks
 Visits Here On
 Trip Up Stikine

suu enthused oyer her most re- cent assignment in covering the sourdough Convention at Yakima last week. Lulu M. Fairbanks, widely known and able reporter for the Alaska Weekly, published in Seattle. was in Wrangell Tuesday on her way up the Stikine on a Yaea- ton trip
 sourdoughs from Texas to Fair banks and from Ottawa to Hong Kong, China, attended this 18th re- union of oldtimers of the gold dis covery days in the north, Miss Fair banks said. and were as keen and spirited as in the days when they followed the frozen trails in search of the yellow metal.
 Miss Fairbanks went on to say:
 Upon the suggestion Of Mrs. George Black, of Dawson, that the sourdoughs purchase one Of the new Red Cross eonyeyances to be known as the 'Sourdough Ambulance for use in England, Capt. c. L. Peabody moved that such action be taken, he and Mrs. Peabody starting the fund with a pledge of $500. Within a few minutes about $110O was raised toward the $3,O0O required, which has since been increased to $140O. just another evidence that our motto, No Boundary Line Here still means exactly what it did A years ago."
 The convention went on record as endorsing the International High way and the work being done by the West Coast Mineral Association inI it's training of youth in prospecting and mining Tall Tales" of the north were told and retold as old trail-mates met again.
 Officers elected for the next year. were Henry c. Macauley. Vancouver, B. O., president; c. 0. Silyertson, Oakland, Calf, first vice-president; E. B. Velikanja, Yakima, second e-president; Lulu M. Fairbanks, secretary-t treasurer; Captain A. J.I Goddard, Seattle. and Dr. J. N. B. Brown, Toronto, honorary vice-pres- idents.
 Miss Fairbanks returned today from Telegraph Creek and will visit here briefly with old time friendsI before returning south.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-08-30
PEANUT BUTTER ROLLS

Peanut butter rolls give zest to lunch boxes. Make up bread dough in the usual way. Roll it out until very thin. Spread with peanut but ter, thinned with a little cream. Roll the dough in pin wheel fashion and cut off 1a inch slices. Let them rise in a greased shallow pan until dou- bled in size. Bake as any roll These may be served warm or cold. For ex- tra crunch, mix a few chopped roast ed peanuts with the peanut butter
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-08-30
7PI8qE COOKS
 = CORNER

Here is a grand sandwich filling: Mix together 2s cup salmon, F cup white cream cheese, A cup finely minced celery, teaspoon each of chopped parsley, pimentos and sweet pickles, 1s teaspoon salt and 3 tablespoons salad dressing or may onnaise Chill and use as filling for approximately IS sandwiches.
 LET IT THICKEN
 If the pieces of fruits in your jams and buffers keep coming to the top of the jars, try this: When the jam is done, let it cool in the utensil in which it was cooked. This thickens it. Then pour the jam into the jars or glasses and seal.
 KEEPING PEARS WHITE
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-08-30
MODERATION IN JELLTEs

Tt is advisable to work with small quantities of juices for jelly making from 6 to 8 cups is plenty. The jelly can then quickly be made up, which lessens the likelihood of over cooking. 0veroooked jelly will not
 stiffen and will be imlaired in flavor and color.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-08-30
WITH PEACHES

Peaches and butterscotch go well together Fill baked tart cases with filling; when time to serve add a few sliced peaches and some whipped cream. You will get plenty of compliments from this combination.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-08-30

polling place in and for Precinct No, One, Town of Wrangeu. Dated this 29th day of July. 194O.
 (signed)
 The Common Council of the
 Town of Wrangen. Alaska
 By L. B. Chisholm, Clerk 1st publication August 30 Last publication Sept 6
The Wrangell sentinel., 1940-08-30

To prevent pears from discoloring when you're putting up quite a few at one time. make up this solution: Put 2 tablespoons each of salt and vinegar in a gallon (16 cups) of cold water Drop the pears into this mixture as soon as they are peeled. The pears will not be favored by the salt or vinegar.
Evening star., 1940-01-15
'Blondie' Fans Copy
Bumstead Home

Although most motion picture pa
irons seek entertainment and
amusement there are exceptions, as
Lionel Banks, head of Columbia
Studios art department, can testify
To date, the set designer has fur
nished IA fans with plans duplicat-
ing the Bumstead home which he
created for Blonde penny Single
tom, Dagwood (Arthur Lake., Baby
Dumping Larry Simms) and Daisy
in the Blonde pictures.
Such requests began to reach Co.
lumbia as soon as it was announced
that the Bumstead home, instead
of being a false-front set, is an
actual building, complete in every
detail, according to Banks.
First person to arrange for con-
struction of a Bumstead house is
Charles Sumner Murphy, Pitts
burgh used-car dealer. The house
is a two-story structure, containing
six rooms with bath. It has COM
Portable living room, modest dining
room, kitchen, breakfast nook and
entry hall on the first floor, with
three bedrooms and bath upstairs.