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!. 1900 Realtors l0l" 18th s. NJ
Lovely Colonial Corner,
60 0SO

This detached brick COLONIAL home IS
situated on an exceptionally large corner
lot With some heslthful old elm trees on
il. The house itself contains 6 large.
bright rooms. the , extra large bedrooms
will surely delisht you. Some of the other
features are SIDE porch. fireplace. upstairs
sleeplpg porch, kitchen with breakfast
nook, garage. oil air-condtioned heat.
For further information please call at
Indian Spring Country Club, SH 1915.
KAY DENEI QpNIENT co
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DETACHED BRICK-CORNER,
918 LANCASTER RID.

view f1dIlpSnIre Ave. dlgnIanQS.
Open daily: beautiful. rms. 212 baths.
extra "a bath in basement: large l. r. with
fireplace. recreation rm with fireplace
automatic INV. heat. finished attic. brick
garage; this is without a doubt one Of
inspect, today by driving out N H. ave,
u miles past D. C. line to New Hamp-
shlre Ave. Highlands on left. turn left one
block. then right on block 10 home See
MI Kerey on premises or call SH. 2615.
WAPLE b JAMES. INC. DI 3346
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BARGAIN,
ACT QUICKLY.

Attractive 3-story brick residence. suit
able for rooming house or large family
semi detached. rooms, complete Groom
apartment. private bath oil heat. 2-caI
garage price. S9,25O cash.
CLYDE HINES & CO.
11OI VT. Ave. RE. 2227.
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FAD THJC

A modern bungalow Slate roof, copper
piping; large lot surrounded by trees: >
bedrooms, living room "A feet stone fire.
place, mercury switches, roto-type windows.
steel Venetian blinds, beautiful kitchen
equipment etc. Call Mr. Dreisen, with
BETHEL, District 3lOO or Franklin S193.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING BARGAIN, s715 GEREN
rd-New brick, 6 rooms. 3 large bedrms:,
de luxe kit, fireplace. porch. full basement
tile bath: wooded lot 542'xl56', land
scaped; $3.50. Easy terms Open for
mast sligo PIX, left on Manchester rd..
right on Geren rd.. above Piney Br. Apis.
S5.475-ARLINGTON- FINE ROOMS,
bath. screened glassed porches, -. h.
basement BOSS REALTY, OK. 29l9.
IF You WANT PLEASANT LIVING NOW
and acreage for future DEVELOPMENT. this
nearby estate is Is minutes from down
town: s-room. 3-bsth house. II rolling
landsrsp.d scres; secluded but in section
~ rising values ard fast growing COM
munities. Box -" =, : r.
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,rARRY " - NEW sEMI.DETACHED

NEARBY VA - NEW SEMI-DETACHED
brick homes 6 rooms, l = baths. breakfast
room, full-size basement. potential rec.
room large porch, full-sIze basement; high
quality construction: all modern equipments
every convenience; oil heat. paved streets;
cement walks. near schools, stores
churches two bus lines.
To reach: Drive out Lee blvd. one block
past Fort Myer 10 Washington blvd. turn
right and look for sign. Priced at $500.
terms like rent.
F. W. BURNETT o1O4 N PershinE Drive.
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YOU RE THE uJDGE

say this 7-bcdroom 2-bath det stone
and frame home, overlooking beautiful
National Park Seminary at Forest Glen.
Md. for $1,000 IS the biggest bargain in or
nta~ fNlS C9piIal CITY today. Liberal terms.
JOHN A BRICKLEY. Exclusive Ascent,
Ear Building Df sci
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4 REDROOMS-2 RATHS

Conveniently located in nearby north
east Maryland suburb this detached home
is priced to sell quickly al S6a50. There
is a recreation room. new heating plant.
new roof and garage. Reasonable terms
Phone Mr. Chase. Decatur 4543 or Ma
tional $500. BOSS & PHELPS
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Located in Edgemoor in the Bethesda
area, this grand home has bedrooms and
. complete baths, > bedrooms and bath on
! st floor large living room with fireplace,
dining room and kitchen. Full basement
with toilet and recreation room oil h. w h.,
2-car detached garage. Beautiful land
Scaped lot, and is an outstanding value at
Sll 800. Better phone now for appoint
ment TO inspect this property located at
50O6 Hampden lane. Open Sunday noon
till dark
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WOODRIDGE y q

3S0S Eth pl n.e-New detched brick
rooms. , baths. breakfast room. recrea-
lion room; exceptional price. terms. Open
daily.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor.
oS An.a
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MICHIGAN PARK

$3.50. 6 large rooms chestnut trim.
streamilned kitchen, recreation room. au-
tomato heat F. H. A. terms. MA. 1913.
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ATTR. WHITE
EVANSVILLE HILLS

5-r. brick bungalow, bath, elec-. nre-
place, h-Eh hWd floors. full basement.
Close TO schools and bus $1,000 Terms.
Erwin REALTY co. Call Hyatts. o33t.
Evet.. WA l"3l.
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22-ft. row brick. excellent condition, all
large rooms, flrst-foOr bedroom, breakfast
room; Il biz bedrooms. > baths on second
floor. big basement. attic. screened porch,
oil heat: most reasonably priced home in
upper 18TH st. section. Seen by appoint
ment only.
L. B. SMITH,
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ARLINGTON-s r. AND Q BATHS. ,
yrs. old. 2-story brick, recreation roomi
oil burner; 3 blocks Clarendon stores, all
buses. $3.50. S45 per month, terms.
Box 1887. Star.
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DETACHED BRICK CORNER,
Q12 LANCASTER PD

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE HIGHLANDS
Open daily. Beautiful rms, pa baths,
extra "a bath in basement, lge !. r. with
fireplace. recreation rm with fireplace
automatic INV. heat. finished attic. brick
garage. This is without doubt one of
inspect today bv driving out N. H. ave
~ miles past D. C, line to New Hamp-
shire Avenue Highlands on left. turn left
one block, then right one block to home
See Mr. kerley on premises or call SH
1915. WAPLE e. JAMES INC DI 33I6
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7-RM.. 2-BATH BRICK, $3.50.
Upper I4th st. n.w.-4 bedrms gas
heat, refg, gar: splendid shape
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 200.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Near 18th and F. Sts. n.W.-lO rooms
and bath Zoned 1st commercial. H-w.h,
oil attachment Reasonable terms.
LINKINS CO, 80, H ST. NV.
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300.
oQ12 5th ST. Sc.

Detached brick rooms bath h"h'
WIN 81. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
151aK St NV. Dl. 1ol@--
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ARLINGTON. VA.

S5.OOo-S3Oo CASH-S50 MO.
rms bath. elec.. gas, fun basement:
paved street Close 10 bus. ERWIN REALTY
co Call HVaftS O22I Eyes. WA lo2l.
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ls Todd ,pl. ne. ts blk. $ OF II, Raoae nHd
cellar and oil burner. Open till D. Wo.
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rooms, recreation rm: gas heat. grand
piano, fireplace. Avail. Nov. 18th for u
weeks. WI. SS4O.
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WOODBRIDGE d c..

3lnI to BIB Chestnut ST. n.e-4 new
5-room brick houses, nearing completion
Large living room and dining room. model
kitchen with Murphy cabinets, > large
bedrooms with plenty OF closets beautiful
tile bath and shower large, bright cellar
with laundry and toilet. These are we'll
built homes. Come and see and select
your paper and fixtures. Price and terms
reasonable open from 10 10 D m.
Out Rhode Island ave. TO Monroe ST.
turn right to Chestnut 81.
B. F HOLMES.
sol p. / Ave. NE. NO. Ssl2 till m
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

sth ST. NV. near Hamilton Colonial
Beautifully recond. Only $3.50. terms
Call till . pm.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co. ME. $500.
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lse7 RoSEDALE ST. N.E.-8 r, B.,
h-wh. ot2 oo 90
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
-, o.L g, NV DT 35fO
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15'
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BANNOCkBURN.
Overlooking the Golf Course

A 3-bedroom, 2-bath. detached brick
rome with attached garage This finely
heat. slate roof. insulated. furred walls.
This lot has frontage of SIS feet with
dcpth OF over 200. and is beautifully
wooded.
Bannockburn IS restricted section and
through Transportation Is nearby
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
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DETACHED HOME.
REAL BARGAIN.
1914 DELAFIELD PL. NV.

OPEN DAILY TO PM
SaGTs Addition, one OF Washington 5
convenient detached sections. near schools,
shopping center and transportation. 7
large. bright rooms. including sun parlor
on first floor. strictly modern throughout.
kitchen recreation room. splendid ward
and shrubbery, 2-car garage. Home in
good condition throughout. A splendid op-
portunity for home or investment. To in
spect drive out 18th st. to Delafeld. and
east u block or call us for further par
ticulars.
METZLER,
RFALTORSBUID
1106 Vermont Ave DI $500.
SUNDAYS or NIGHTS ia $500
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S9,950.
4 REDROOMS-o RATHS

Bethesda, Maryland-Modern 1-room
brick home. Cane Cod design; " bedrooms
and bath on lst floor, . bedrooms and
bath on End floor: corner lot 1Oyl2O.
large porch. recreation room maids room:
garage. automatic heat. E. NJ. FRY. INC,
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GUEST HOME.

EXCLUSIVE NV SECTION.
MODERN. DETACHED
LONG BUSINESS.
3 bedrooms. owners quarters, " living
rooms oil INV h.. insulated price. Sl9,S50,
includes all furnishings and Hudson car:
terms, 5000 cash
CLYDE HINES & CO.
110l Vt. Ave. RE. 22221.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
OWNER AND BUILDER
WILL SACRIFICE.

3s43 MASS AVE NV.
" blocks from National Cathedral on
large lot; bedrms.. il2 baths recrea ton
room: Lear garaGe: center-haH plan.
spacious lining room and kitchen. can
only appreciate by inspection. Call Dl.
2124. WO. lsI3.
Yes, It's True!
$500
VIII buy a new detached brick home,
est a bliShed Bethesda community. , bed
rooms. bath. ISt-fr. Law. porch, fireplace:
air conditioned. e-cOmpleiion price will
not last. JOHN LINDER. EN-. $3.50
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Sl2.95o.
New brick home. e large rooms. bed
rooms, :, baths. attached garage, auto
matte heat, air conditioned. Recreation
room with fireplace. Convenient 10 stores,
schools and transportation. Terms.
BRADLEY HILLS, MD.
REAL BUY-Sll.75"
Attractive new Colonial home, large
rooms, 3 bedrooms. baths. automatic
heat. air conditioned. beautiful lot. at
Iached garage. Convenient location. Rea-
Sonsbe terms
BETHESDA. MD.
BARGAIN. $3.50.
Brick bungalow. } rooms tul second
floor can be finished, screened porcn, de-
tached garsge. automatic hot-water heat.
Reasonable terms
L. G. WHITE. Real Estate,
.l0l WIS. AVE. WI. $500. EYES. WI. i9i3
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CONN-ENIENT SE L0CATION
BUNGAIOW-S50hO

. separate apts.: oil heat: garage; good
investment; nr. new National Guard Arm
ory. J: J. O'CONNOR. DI. 525a. or ewes,
RA noSE
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HousIs WAhIEp TO BUY.

FOR SALE OR RENT. + RMS. AND BATH
NV. section: Sl5O down, $50 per month
rent. S67 80. OR. O994. 4.-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50.
UNIQUE WHITE COLONIAL,
BLUE SHUTTERS.

A charming home on a beautiful corner
lot 15xllOb. nice dogwood and tall trees,
living room 1:Ix20). dining room 12x12D,
spacious kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath. oil
burner, copper pipes, side porch. and only
blocks from TRANSFORMATION that takes
you TO the White House without transfer
within p minutes. ! don't believe you
can beat It for $3.50. Do call now.
IL won't last
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

sth ST NV. near Hamilton-Colonial
brick. & rms, bath, porcheS. garage. etc;
beautifully recond.: only $500 terms.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co.. ME. 5400.
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1870 r I AVE. NV.

l63U Il. l. AVE. IN. w.
ROOMING HOUSE.
- rooms, E baths, new automatic OIL
heater; rent S175 per month.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Q25 18th ST. NV. Ma. 2loo
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Maryland country estate. < miles
from District line beyond Bethesda. A
new brick home, less than =" years old. on
, acres OF ground white fence and beau
tlful trees; house is Cape Cod design.
large living room, screened porch, bay
T1ndowed dining room, well-eouipped
kitchen, bedroom and bath on the first
moor: large bedrooms and baths and
small room on End floor: maids room and
BATH oil heat: 2-car garage. Selling be-
cause of death in family. E. M FRY
INC, 6S40 Wisconsin ave WI 614O
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a.b- r g. y W
Once Open Daily TO o P NJ
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK

$50.
Early American center-hall Colonial new
beam ceilings. den or library. y bath de
luxe kitchen: "nd floor, ) large bedrooms
with exceptionally large closet, :, beautiful
tile baths. built-in earage- turred walls,
insulated air-cond. LESLIE D. MEASELI-
WO. ABB. l4.I Eve.
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81 DRUMMOND AVE,

Drive out Wis ave blocks beyond
the District line turn left to this spacious
and beautiful home Open SUNDAY to
proportion, library, bedroom and bath
down, = bedrooms. :, baths up: large lot.
most attractive setting. Call Mr.. Smith,
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI GHin
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS.

Facing Rock Creek Park. A most un-
usual floor plan featuring besmed ceiling
living room, den. ; bedrooms and :, baths
huit-!n garage and screened porch. At
tractlvely priced IN a restricted community
For particulars. call MR.. OYEMAN,
ME-. 1919.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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EXCEPTIONAL SALES.
WESTMORELAND HILLS,

IA Aibemarle st-Most attractive Cape
Cod Colonial. large living room. dining
room and kit 1st-foor lavatory. screened
porch. md floor, 4 bedrooms, . baths,
recreation room maid room and bath.
Call MRS. COOKE, DU. 57s4; ewes,
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PICTURESQUE LONG
FARMHOUSE,
LARGE TREES-S15.25O

Some fortunate home ecker will see and
buy this lovely new modern home OF :
rooms and ~ baths IN neaTbv Maryland
country club section: paneled library. spa
cious LIVING room, dining room. kitchen.
screened living porch and layslory on lSt
floor. second floor has , unusual bedroom,
and > de luxe baths. stairs to attic: recre-
alton room space with fireplace. attached
garage: thorough construction with copper
water pipes. cutters, etc: LOT OVER 100
FRONT-OVER THIRD OF ACRE Why
cannot YOU be the fortunate one? Call
MR.. WASSER Georgia 615s or Ma OS5G.
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1907 BRADLEY BLVD

To reach drive out Wis 10 Bradley and
left to home Open Sunday II TO Il. A
fine home surrounded b. fine homes;
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S5 95O-SOUTHEAST.

Ky ave Colonial brick SIX rooms and
bath. hot-water heat, with new oil burn
ing furnace, garage. This property is in
excellent condition. and can be sold on
very attractive terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

SMALL HOUSE, UNFURN., NV. OR NEAR
by suburbs; > bedrms. Not more than
$40, May purchase. Couple. Excel. refs
MI $3.50 after pm.
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BETHESDA, MD.

Exclusive Edgemoor section - Large
white clapboard home on attractive corner
lot. SSxl so. Formal garden. house IS
Cepter-hall Dlan. containing rooms, j
baths with large sun porch on 1St floor
and sun porches on md floor. Rooms are
spacious. . rooms and bath on 3rd floor.
"-car garage, oil heat: price, $1,000. Call
E M. FRY. INC, 6S40 Wisconsin ave
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LARGE WOODED LOT.

This 2-story brick home, l year old. IN
perfect condition, located in Woodmoor;
Md: has living room, dining room and
kitchen on lst floor. " large bedrooms and
tile bath on 2nd floor A. C heat and
large porch. This property is located at
307 Cherry Tree lane and will be open
SUNDAY for inspection from noon til dark
or call for appointment Price, $3.50
GRAuAM
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Beautiful 6-room home, occupied only
by owner. Large living, dining room.
kitchen with pantry. 3 bedrooms. tile bath
screened porch; also large front porch: oil
neat garage. Beautiful yard. flowers
shrubbery; Venetian blinds. LESLIE D.
MEASELL. WO 4133 14o7 Eve
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$19,500.
COUNTRY ESTATE

2 new detached bricks. 50 $50 up: auto.
possession: terms: open. MA 1913
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
1929 LIVINGSTON ST.
Large detached center hall home con-
.istinS Of s rooms. - baths. 2-car garage,
automatic heat. lovely grounds. lot 60Xl2o;
immediate possession: $50. INSPECTION
BY PERMIT ONLY.
IINKNS CO., 1922 H ST. NV.
COLORED-9l6 45th PL NET R, B,
h -w,h. cleo. $3.50; adults; references.
WINTERS, 1908 You NV. HO. 93l9.
SOIORED-2456 SHOWS COURT NV,
near 25th and KN-room brick house,
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We CAN SELL YOUR HOME
II LAIR DID ICE
CONSULT A REALTOR.

WE HAVE CASH BUYER for your d
C. property If the price is right Frame or
brick, large or small. condition immaterial
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos No Cap. Realtor. MA. 0SlS.
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WEEKS BEST BUYS.

Detached & rooms, S5.15O Close TO
shopping center and Clarendon.
broom brick, new. lot 50x100x1@3: $3.50.
3-room brick, lot 50xl1O: S6.950.
Attention. Government Oficials! For
Sl6.f5O beautiful home in exclusive
Cakcrest Park. Every feature one would
desire. Shown by appointment only.
See These Homes Today.
All Detached
Office Open Until aPM
ARLINGTON DIVISION, REALTY ASSO-
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3942 AMES ST. NE.
New. 9 large rms, 1S-ft. brick. stream
lined kit. recreation rm aforementioned,
attic; deep lot; oYerlooks city MA 1913
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LOVELY STONE HOME,
S11 QS0

GeoTCla 9i53 National u,
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TRUSTEES SALE,
$4,000.

A real bargain. rooms. tile baths
h V. oil burner. oak floor. open fire
place. shady lot, garage. Chevy Chase, Mo,
W EARL AMBROSE Pc nln2
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-02-21

Federal taxes, which help incorporated towns support local schools-come from the Canned Salmon Industry. More than $1, GOO, GOO in taxes is paid annually by the Industry. This important revenue contrI. buted by Alaska's biggest taxpayer helps Alaska give it's children a fine education.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-02-21

much about il. Delegate Dimend, however. is ready to put bill be- fore Congress to that effect. Stump urged here, while speaking before the Chamber of Commerce that ev- cry person interested in this needed change should get a letter off to the Delegate asking early action to- ward the reapportionment end.
 #*&*
 Gov. Gruening has advocated on various occasions the need for re- aligning the Territory to get fair CT representation. He has suggested splitting the First Division, creat- ing a new Division from Petersburg south. possibly changing the lines on the Interior Divisions so that there could be more of a diversity of interests in each Division.
 Reapportionment is an oft ad- Yocated story in Alaska. In past years politicians have opposed it be- cause control under the present setup is simple and sure Growing population is forcing their hand. Unless defense and threat of war so overshadows everything else there's a good chance to see the Ter ritory more fairly divided within the next couple of years.
 < *
 The net income tax bill is in tue legislative hopper. Advocated by the Governor, it was introduced under the names of Senators BrowneI of the Third, Nordale of the Fourth and Walker of the First Aside from it's general features which proposes to levy from two per cent minimum on up on incomes of individuals, corporations, trusts, etc, one of its most interesting features is the setting up of an Alaska Tax Com
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-02-21
TB[lR0UGlH THQE POIsTTIGA AL
 PERISGOPE
Q

Wilfred Stump. ex-Assistant Dis trict Attorney and now prominent in the private practice of law in Ketchikan, has been up taking a look at the lawmakers in Juneau.
 Despite the vigorous anti-Iekes sentiment in the Legislature, Gov. Gruening is highly thought of by the lawmakers and many of his ideas have strong support. Stump reported the trend seems to show. While his program probably won't go through intact as recommended, a considerable portion of it is likely to.
 One squint at the complexion of the 18th biennial session, however. is enough to convince almost any .one that something should be done about reapportionment in Alaska, the Ketchikan man said Example,: Second Division. Nome, has four Re- presentatiyes, two Senators all of whom naturally are interested pri- marily in mining Same goes for the Fourth Division. while the Third  has mixed interests of fishing and mining. The First, where fish is No. 1 industry, has four Represent atiyes, all from Juneau. home of the largest low grade gold ore mine in the world, one Senator also from Juneau and the other from Ketchi- kan. In other words, the mining in- dustry dominates the Legislature in point of interests and at the same time the most sparely settled Divis- ions of the Territory have the same numerical representation as the heavily populated sections of the First and Third Divisions.
 While the Legislature could go on record advocating to. Congress that it reapportion, dividing the Territory into Divisions which would be more representative of population, it probably won't do
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-02-21

being cleaned up and fenced. in- terior as well as exterior of the structure is being done over
 Every day some of the Legion naires are on the job. and a dandy job they are doing You wouldn [ recognize the old building which is lone of the original Fort Wrangell barracks houses. Historically it's correct. and when the boys get through it will be a picturesque asset to the community as well as a fine home for the veterans of TT and their Auxiliary.
 As candidate for best bit of com munity service for the start of 1941 The Sentinel nominates the Legion.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-02-21
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRES
SPRING 1a41 IN WRANGELL

The calendar doesn't say so yet, although the fine, clear spring-like weather bellies the season prophets, but the first signs of spring are showing around, forecasting a whopping season.
 First, there's that Canadian air base development along the Canad- ina Alaska border, first announced in The Sentinel back in January. No. of a series of bases, on which the U S. and Canadian government are cooperating, is announced for Watson Lake which is served by Wrangell's famed Stikine. As we pointed out in last weeks Sentinel, this means much to this community and may be the final plug which means a major airport for the Wrangell district.
 The Watson Lake project means one of the busiest seasons on the river in years. Harrington Trans portatiOn Company already has a contract to haul around 1200 tons
 
 that eventually up the river for the new base Freight will go up to Glenora or Telegraph Creek, be trucked across to Dease Lake, trans fered to barges and floated down to the mouth of Laird River and truck ed again over the tundra to Watson Lake. Capt S. c. Burlington has an nounced his company will build a. mother boat and several barges to handle the new business, which, of course, is additional to the regular river business.
 If you read Bill Wies' column On the Waterfront, couple of weeks ago in The Sentinel, and who didn't?, you noted the activity a. mong the small boat owners. Added to the local fleet, which is now be- ing put in shape, will be a new boat Hank Bowman is building to re- place his lost Tiny Boy" Short time and cannery tenders and other craft will be getting active. Fish cycle, poor for several years, is fore cast to be around somewhere normal this year with regulations more ap- plicable than last year.
 There's better than an even chance the beaver season will be opened for a limited time in April as forerunner to the fishing season.
 Summer steamer schedules (Alas- ka Line this week. are making their appearance, revealing it won't De long before the Alaska tourist will be on the way. True, boat stops here are going to be curtaiIed by Alaska Line due to government demands for boats to carry supplies, equip ment and men to the various bases as a result of the defense program, but indications are that Northlanu, c. P. R., and Canadian National will operate as usual which means substantial tourist travel for Wran- gell.
 These are not only sure signs of spring, but harbingers that the 1941 season is going to be a mighty active one in Wrangell and vicinity.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-02-21
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