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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-20

A popular song of World War |
is being revived on Main Street
since the new "war time" schedule
went into effect-only difference Is
that. instead OF being sung. it's
recited between yawns now :
"Oh. How | Hate To Get Up In
The Morning" Remember? oh,
how / hate TO say. how do you
feel?
Main Street was reminded of the
amazing progress made in the auto
mobile industry by a recent news
item that listed its progressive
changes as follows: ls39-no verti-
cal gear shift: I940-no running
boards: 1e4i-no gear shifts;
1942-no tires: 1943-no cars, An
old timer remarked that he had
heard Of statesmen "out-talking
themselves. but this was the first
time he'd ever heard of an in,
dustry "out-progressing itself"
Female bicycle brigades have
started on Main Street-with
resultant tumblesl But who
minds skinned knees and black
and blue marks In the cause OF
pstriotism7
Thoughts of doubt and war time
insecurity filled the mind OF an
early employee. who paused one
bleak morning last week to watch
a sparrow picking up crumbs before
n Main Street grocery. The scene
brought words. almost forgotten.
10 mind Behold the birds OF
the air They SOW not. neither
do they reap yet thy Heaven
ly Father feedeth them d. Oh, ye
of little faith
Reminiscent Of Tom Sawyer and
Huckleberry Finn were the two
boys seen trudging out of town
Saturday. One carried a gun under
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-20
10 YEARS AGO

r. ]. Bob" Edwards has an
nounced himself as a candidate at
the Democratic pramaries for the
office of sheriff. Bob" as he is
called by his old friends has. been
a resident of Arizona the past AZ
years and during that time has
held many responsible positions in
the state. Owing to a severe at
tack of flu which has kept him
confined to his bed the past three
weeks. he has been unable to get
out and announced himself as in
tended. but hopes to be able TO get
out soon and interview the voters
of Pinal county.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-20

II has rained several days this
week. yesterday we had an all day
rain again. We give due credit to
the Importance OF water for Ari-
zona, but nevertheless we don't
like so much mud to contend with
on the streets, and a few concrete
walks in Coolidge would be a joy
forever TO its citizens.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-20

j. w. Henderson. Thursday after
noon was the initial step TO form
church society that will promote
work for the Community Church.
and missionary interests. Those
present were Mrs. s. j. Tudor, Mrs.
r. NJ. Ward. Mrs. L. T. Reed, Mrs.
w G. Roach. Mrs. d. S. Davis,
Mrs. w. II. Lane. Mrs. James
Luthy, Mrs. c. w. Hooper. and
Mrs. ]. w Henderson. Other
names handed IN were Mrs. w. f.
Mutt. Mrs. Fred wuertz. and Mrs.
T. T. Terrill.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-20

The Tyler Hardware Store has
a stuffed jayelina or wild hog In
their display window which has
been viewed by large number Of
people who never saw one before.
The specimen was killed by John
Mutt In December and is fine
specimen weighing about so
pounds.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-20

The Wednesday Bridge Club was
entertained this week by Mrs. j. j.
Butterfield. High score was award
ed TO Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ware and low TO
Mrs. William Short Guests were
Mesdames Jackson. Doak, Shelter.
Skousen. Hanks, Ware. LuthY. Irs-
field. Mason. Hooper, Clark.
Short, Moxley and Boone.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Weaver and
family are moving into the r. j.
Jones house vacated recently by
the n. W. Bollin family. who left
for California several weeks ago to
reside there.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-20

A meeting of Coolidge women at
the home OF the Reverend and Mrs
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-20

Mrs. A. ]. Dunaway. cashier at
our chain store Is recovering from
a bad attack of intestinal flu, and
the two sons who were also III
are reported better.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-02-20

No. 6722
SHERiFF'S NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY ON ExEcU-
TON AND ORDER OF SALE
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25

Nai 1881 in Hom Dor elmer 5ebnz
tanIenbfopfiaen Sdar BON arbeiter-
oeIeeoten Der lbner erfranfte'l
Mcn hbeit Die einaig iuabren 9eil=
anb pilfsmittel 5nr Wieoeraelunoimg
Der menidlit)en @cieaihaft empiabl,
fleibete ct bas fo.h @lii6e Soaialpro-
~aramm in nur brei sSorte: u@ebet,
2ot nnb Gpfer'.
Sur brei 3orte". erfl0rte Der
Baplt, ,,Soh bon tiefiter geoel,tnne,
Srei 9lorreihe berebrl,nesmiiroi9e
Norte, Die mf @uren 8anuern er=
td)einen, mno @uren @louben, @nren
Dhit anr Sot, Cure, Spier f,motun
@ebct, Sot nno Spfer."
.,Mn erIter .Steae @ebet; benn oh
nc mid fonnt Ssbr nidts TIM. @e-
bet ilt Der Ansorud bohpen @lau-
bens, ser uns bilft, bas NpoItolat
Ieid)t 3u MAIDEN. Dob Dor Allem lit
es, ,pie SSSeins iaete, bas cine not
menoiae 9ing, benn oaS 8eid @ottes
iit IN @ub."
,9ie Sat, Nftion, lit oos nodit
notlpenoioe Ding Iolpobl im bausli=
den &reiic oils inn 0fientlihen Seben.
2oten ser Siebc nnb ser Were6tigfeit
nno oes sSrieoens @brilti inter alien
&lolien, Golfern uno ser @lanbens9e=
meini6oit, Soten ser grballlnA oes
@ebets, in1 eelbriebenen ,nb geipro-
benen @ort."
Sir Stride Gbrilti lit itberau rnb
slt alien ;3eiten nit gutem 9eiipiel
bnran9eganaen. lleberaI bat lte bic
3nIolnlnenorbcit aler ibrer SGbne
ecfprbcrt, bat 6rommigfeit geprehi9t
nno sic e0ttlibc Morol pertreten.'
Sod lpos lns nod ipid]tiger er=
f6eint 'ols Goten linh Npter, Seborr-
lihfeit, Metbobe, 9ii5iplin III @>lrer
Mrbeit, Sintonltelung @urer perlon=
li6en Aniicbteu. @urc llnterorbnung
OILS Arbeiter erbeiidt Spfer, bie n,r
nod tangent, I6nerem &onIpfe ge=
bra6t tperoen fonnen, ser 8ebarrlid
felt, @eborlam lno Sntelligen5 for
bert UNI 5un iblieblihen 9ottlibe',
6iege 81, fiibrcn."
,@ebet, Sat lmb Spfer, oos it's,
mos mir @ub ans Ser5 lesen, ,pos
Die @nSptlifa ,Herlm Nppur1m' for.
berte, 1,lo ipos unlere @n5ptlifo MN
ants Neue perfiinbet, nm ben Hi6t-
linien nnieres &oreaneers 81 ioleen
,,@ebet, 9ot nno Spfer, bas tits
mos Die !peiligc Stride bon Sene,
perlonet, oie NIT Sbr int @einberl
@ottes idofien nnb i'm gottlibe1
Nert bes Npoltolots.'
,,@ebet, Cat lno Spier, iaet >pas
@ub nottut, @ud) slrbeitern, @nd
Ginon5iers; orbeitet in @ere6ti9fei
nno 2iebe, in 8riioerlihfeit um6 irieb
Iider @emcinldoit, in Ser Ausiiblut
aller Gu9enbe,1 in Ser Nhtlng allel
3c6tc ,,nb Werte, belonbcrs bes mo
ralil6en Gbarafters, in @urcr Sal
t,mg aeeeni6cr sen Shpo6en."
,Mooe", 10 i6lob ser Eopit, ,,be1
81. @eilt 1id) ouf @ud nnb Cur
Mrbcitsi ihneltern lmo -1riioer ber
abienfen, uno ouf sSSenc, sic Gud ar
belt eeben uno SSene, sic gl,rer Gr
belt oen GerItano ,nb sic Gerant
,portung ibrer 2eitlme al'teil lperbel
rofr,, >,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
NQerlti aus aQtr &eIt
Sortidritt Der fatboIiid)cm Stride i,
SDllGnbifdl= Snbicu

Ver bollanolld)e Frleiter F. IS. w.
s.. Mommerlteeg, ipeIder ieit Nus
brilh bes &rieees iib in Soidnoiids
Snbien befinaet. beridtet iiber be,r
ouberorhentliden 5orti6ritt Ser faz
tboliiben Stride in oieier -eroben boil
Idneiiben 8eiisune. Obibon oas
0Giiionsperf in bielem fernoltliden
@ebiet erit m.f ,eine berbdltnismdbia
f,irae 3eit auriidbliden fann, iino i'm
20. Sahrb'nbert ouberorbentli6e
5ortidritte ee,naht ieorben. 9as
apoitoliihe Nifariot Setldnbiib Oft
iuoiens ift in debn Gifariotc nnb feds
Npoitoliide Yrdfefturen eineeteiIt.
Gon SO Erieltern bot lib Die 3obl
anf 500 bermebrt. 433 8riioer uno
1927 SroensidneIteru belfen aln
Minions,perf. 0on 1920 bis 1910
nabm oie -3obl ser &otboIifen nm
800 3ro5ent au. Gina 10000 aate~
b,nncmn bereiten iib onf Sic Eo,'fe
Dor mo sic iGbrliben Sopfen belau-
fen ii6 auf $4,000 idbrIidb.
X
&atbuIilde Aftipm in Fortnaal
Die terenatc &otboliibe slftion
Yortusols 5oblt, nab oem uanml-
ario @atolieo" fiir>~bos Sobr 1941,
r1tnb $4,000 Mitglicber, cine bebel1t=
lame 3unobme ieit ibrer @riinoung
Dor oht Sobren. Seit oeln Sabre
1888 m1rben 2297 pffi5ieae 3entren
ser &atbnlilden Slftipn eingeridtet.
Cine moblprganiltertc Gereiniglmg,
sic lnter pronlinenten 1ub eifrigen
sSiibrern itcbt, lit entidlpilel1 bas fo=
tbplil6e 2eben in aIlen &reiien f1no
&lolicn bes Sanocs 5lul olten @lanj
SIT erbeben. Die &atbolibe @ftipn
ltellt in Gortl19al, mie in anOereu Ell
rop0il6en SGnbern, ielblt sort, 100 lie
groBen Sd,pierigfeiten bege9net, cine
ltorfe, nobloreaniiicrte uno einfl,,B>
reide Gereiniellng bor. 0ielelbe lit
9robenteils Ser beleilben nodaebil-
bet nnb es 0eboren ba3,, Mitglieber
aus allen Nlterstloiien ,no 8ei6aiti=
eunaen in Stobt ,mb 9onb. Do in
Eortueol sic 2onbbepolferl,ng AT
;3obl sic ser Stobtbenolter,ng bel
neitcm iibertrifft, 10, ltelen sic i,,=
genblihen Mitalieber Der aferbau-
treibenben @ebietc bie eroBte sln5obl
iperft6ti9er &otbolifcn. Hort,teol be-
fiet, bel elmer @eIamtbepolfer,lne bon
100000, niht penieer als 1861
Eforreien, bon benen 2576 ibre ei-
9enen Ericlter baben. Eortllaal bat
nit Nusnobme bon 3umdnien llnb
Hublonb sic bohite @eburtenaiffer
al'i5utpeiien. Die &otbolilhe Nftioll
bat li6 ebcnIuns sic @nttpidlune boz,
Yrielterbtrl1Ien mb Die @riino,,ng
nel1er Sentinorien 3um 3iel geltedt
Cen reltloien 8emiibuneen bes aas9e-
aeidp1eten Staatsfiibrers Solaaor lit
cs 9el1rnecl,, bos Ieibli6c 1,no geiItige
@obl oes Sonoes 5u elmer 1lneeabntea
Sobe at crbc6en.
!6ilfe Der amerifamiden 8iid6fe fir
bic Stride im 6aipai
Gom biI6oiliden Helieffomitee Ser
Ser. Staoten 1T sic Sunrme bon
$4,000 fir sic Stride in Solpaii 5,lr
Gcrfiigl,ne oeIteat tporoen. 0as @elf
>puroe ioiort nod bem iapaniibe,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25

Shrelben oil Gr5bllbot WilffD Don
Sun sSrahciseo eiit llmfaiienbes gilo
BON ocr felt oem lteberfan iib immcr
idipieriget geltaltcnoen Sage ber Sir
cbe in Saipaii. sIlle Shulen m,tBten
eeldloiien iperben oas oas ct. 2oilis
College ipuroe~ bon Der Gesierlln9
iiber,omme,l. 8as biihoflibe Semi=
nor ipnrbe eeihlolien ,lno bie Semi-
narilten febrten tenpordr in lire so.
,nilien auf Sen peridiebenen Snleln
5uriid. gub bier arbeiten &irde ,s,no
staat no6 &rdften 5iliammen alm
Bobl ser son3en Sniel.
X .
Neae amtireIiai0ie Makaabme ber
.<..- Masiresiermna ...;< 49,.
~Den lebten ,Erp 9eo" zMelouneen
anfolse, iino alle relieioieu Sroen
aneebSrenbe ;fatbolifdc &aplane aus
ser oelrtiden armee perpiefen nor
ben. 9feic Nrmeefapldne baben att
eebli1, a,'m groben llnipiller ber
Noaibeboroen, einen ,,aIl3u groben
@inflnb" anf sic 9rnppen, helonbers
in ben beieeten 2onoerr, ausgeiibt.
ga ole Ntitelieber relieioier Srben
atpei 9rittel ser Mrlueefapldne Bill,
ben, 10 fino biele tauienoc fatbpliiber
Soloaten bes re1igioien 8eiitonbes
bernlbt. 3ubem oiirfen Hrieiter, oie
nidt 9lrmcefopldne iino, feinerlei re-
Iigioie Sanol,mgen in ser 9(rnec por=
nebnlen.
9feligiolen, Se,niloriiten nn6 ielbIt
Erieiter niiHen als @elueinc in ser
Mrlnee bienell ober ser relieioie Srolt
miro Sauicnoen perIogt. Henn sic
No3i nleincn, oab lie nit Heligionsz
perfola,tng Golt rno s(rmee I'M
aampf fir bos ,goterlanb" itarfen,
10 lino lic ale) in bieler Sinli6t -
5lt ibrcnt eigel1elt Sbooen - nit
8linbbeit gcidlagen.
Sin rieiiacs ~,pifieuidaftlidcs Inter
nelmcm ~
9creits felt ied)s SsSabren miro bon
Grof. Seree eliieeff in Cambridge,
Moil, ot set Sertieltellung eines
engliid= =dineiilben 2erifous gearbei-
tet, beilen @nbe ober nod ni6t ob.
5ltleben ift. 0ie fiinftiaen Stihmorte
iteben auf 1,225,O00 &ortotbefforten
lit 400 aortotbeff6ltcn per3eibnet
1tno Erof. Serae @lilecff, ser oie Mr-
belt leitet, oeri,lht ni6t einnnol 5u
roten, tpie lonee es bouern miro, bis
iie biibld idubcrlib eeoronet ,,no at
einenl 8ud 5uionnnengeioBt tperben
fDnnen. @s piirbe ielblt brei Sabre
in NnIpr,i6 nebnle,,, ben bon linn 5u-
nodt einnnol eeplanten uSaI6en=
lerifon" bon 5000 Seiten berausau-
brinaen.
Ser Hrofelior tpeiit natiirlid sleih
baraaf bin, Dob iebe 1erifoerapbiide
@rbeit i6lper lit llno bier, mo es iid
Tim cine Spro6e banbelt, bie piele
Sobrbunoerte Dor ,mlerer 3eitreb-
ming 7entltanben lit, fem Mlpbabet bat
lno beren ein5clne @orte nerl6iebene
3eiden iino, Sic ielbltan6ig gelernt
tperoen miiiien, lit es nid)t eeraoc ein-
foder. 3iel Ser arbcit iit, benen, sic
Gbineiiid lernen, ein 2erifon 5,l ner-
l6affen, oas olles brinet 1nb ibnen
cripart, 16 Bis 1S berIdicbene 2erifo
| bnrhanlehen. lpoS oft nGtia 1T. lpcnn
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ap;tt,psdj, Sen 25. Gssrnar ! 1912

StUtGI sttt <tDLt I3~'sSS
mcn nno I,ldt bllrh GntItcllnrge,, aiIio
aiiaen, gorurteile iino Sab IN ben
benlofratiieben 2anoerlt 5u perbretten.
Cine aano beioHoers aftipe Satiafeit
entipideIn bie &liralpeneillenoer BON
gofio uno Rpm, bie bon Berlin aus
eeleitet iperben. Z
Die Gropoganba lduft ba,lptlad)'
lib oaranf binalts: /. Dab ser lapal,l'
l6c @iufan u, sic Ebilippinen ein of.
iener nno eerebter @ingriff :@ottes
lit; 9. ser 8euolferima ser moro nllo
characterization 2onbcr Die lteber'
ae,,e,,ng beiaubrineen, Bob fatbpll'be
lno proteitantil6c 5iibrer in Den
Ebilippinen nit Den Sapanern 5ulan'
mei,arbeiten; 3: sic &otbolifen Glib
-amerifas segen bie Groteltanten aino
sSs4ben Npronmerifas auf5ubeten nno
ltneinisfeit amilden reliaioien @rllp'
pen in. be,, Ser. 5taaten at errgen.
Ser gotioer &anhfunf perbreitete
peraongenc &obe. oie na6ltcDeitoen
+2iieen: 9ab iiber So proteltantilebe
Girtben Manilas 8eihliiiie eefobt
b0tten, oen ssoponern ibre polle Wftt'
pirfune 81 periidern. Dab ser fa'
tboliihe 8ildof bon Monila oie &a.
tbolifeu eriubt babe, iid anfIelten
ser SSapauer at itcllcn.
9ob bie fotboliiben Miiiionare in
Sonafone hie iaponiide 8eletung
Monilos eutaebeBen botten.
0aB bie Yroteltonten nnb SsSloen
Morbamerifos iib eeaen sic &oibo'
lifen Siibomerifas auiammengeIblof.
ien b0tten.
Ser ron,iibe Gunof1,nf itellte Iogar
oie 8eballptlng ouf bab sic & IT.
brna omerifaniiher Srltppcu lit Gr.
lono Sen 8eipeis lieferc, baB Scr -pro'
teItontiide Spromn Hoolepclt sic fa'
tboliide Stride in Srlanb oerltoren
ipnlle.
0oB sic iapaniid)e armec bon
@ptt eeianot iei, ipeil Der binInliide
&oiler Sopons eit 8ott 1ei.
@ent bieie aottloien Bropoaonbi.
1ten iid einbiloen, sic GbriIten nno
SSSilben arnerifoS ieien 10 ounum lno
naip, I'M niht 3lt miiien, ooB aerooe
sic 9iftatpren iclbit feline Heligipn
baben, 1ub Ioeor bie Gcligion nerfot.
gen, 10 linb iie ielber Die Dl'nnten
llnb 5ereinaefalfenen. Jerner ipllten
biele 9ott- 1ln0 9epiiienloien Gropa.
gonbilten tpiiie,L oob geraoe iebt Die
Siibrer berlt]ie6ener religiolcr .@rltp.
pen iu beu Ser. Stoaten our6 YreIie
uno Hobio iid) au elmer GcritGnoi.
eung nno einbeitliber &ftion 5l,iam.
lleneeId)loien boben, nm bie drift.
liden Soeen ,no 9rin5ipien ,nb Die
oenofratiiden SSSoeale eeeen biefe
internotionolc Sprannei at perteioi-
gen. 0erlei Gropoeanoa ieitens un{e.
rer @eaner lit nur bo5lt eeeienet, uns
nod feiter nnb innieer at bereinieen.
X
sSngenb nmb &rieg
Man bat in alien 2anbern bie
@abrnebnlung eenadt, bab, belon.
oers in Sen bonn &riee bireft beriibr.
ten @ebieten, Ser &rieg einen lmbeil.
bol(en @influB ouf Sic SSueeno aus.
iibt. 8efannt lit bie offi5ieI(e reli.
gions- nno ntoralloie Gr3iebnne Der
SugenS im Na5ireid, beren ginflub
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1einblid)e Eropasanbaliiacn
9ie Yropaganoamai6ine ser ad=
Ienmd6te bat nun a,,b bas relieioIe
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sSSngenb nmb &riea


Wfan bat IN alien 2anoern Die
8obrnebmung eemadt, boB, beion.
oers in Sen pom &riee oireft beriibr.
ten @ebieten, Ser &rieg einen ,lnbeil.
pol(en @influb ouf Sic Sueeno aus.
iibt. 8efannt lit bie offi5ieIe reli.
gions- nno moralloie Gr5iebnna Der
SneenS I'M Na5ireid, beren @influb
bereits perbeerenoe sSolaeu ouf Die
6riitli6e Suaenb ee5eitigt fat.
Nud in Gn9lono bat felt 8eeinn
oes &rieges sic &ri1ninaIitGt 1.nter
oen Sugenoli6en l,m SO 9ro5eut au.
genonlnen, mic Die 3ulammeni itellun.
gent Ser Sugenogeridte betpeiIen. Das
innmer mebr 1tmlidareifenoe iuaenb.
lide 8erbredert,tm in gnelan6 miro
.onf berid)ieoene llrladen auriidge.
fiibrt. Die gbafuierung Der Rinoer
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04
DEBUNKING THE PIFFLE!

The prize package of unadulter- ated rot which is being passed a. round in connection with the war effort in Alaska comes this week from the columns of the Hillsboro. Ore, Argus.
 Under the heading Mrs Davis Returns From Wrangell Alaska " the Argus carries this bit of bogus information:
 Mrs. D. J. Davis, formerly of Hillsboro, who has been at Wran- gell Alaska, for a number of years, arrived Tuesday and will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Francis Powell Jr., and family in Portland. Mrs. Davis and her son Harold were visiting Hillsboro friends Wednesday. Harold, who has been with the merchant marines, arrived Wednesday from Idaho and will leave the last of the week for Mexico.
 Mrs. Davis, who has been em- ployed at the Wrangell hospital for the past two years, brought two patients out with her, one to Camp Lewis to be brought with other
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04

many instances. neglected their own private affairs to be part Of this great organization which has the problem of selecting men fer the armed forces as well as retain ing men in jobs which are vital to the successful winning of this war.
 It should be said for selective Service board members generally that they have taken and are talk ing expected criticism on the chin without murmur Oldsters all, many of them veterans Of other wars, they know it's tougher in a foxhole, so if you don't see many of the medals" decorating labels you'll know why. Some boards sent up some of the kids who are going west every day and they don't feel any better about it than you do.
 * # * #
 Our correspondent of last week, J. P. Krause, who took issue with the fisheries bureau on pinks being a two-year fish. gets warm support this week from pioneer Fred Stack pole who operated a hatchery in McHenry Inlet on Etolin Island be tore many of the experts now in the bureau were born. Mr stackpole like Mir Krause declares pinks are not a two-year fish and that he proved it with experimentation for years at his old hatchery. Some 20.- GOO humpies came into his bay ev- cry year for 20 years and there wasn't a so-called humpy stream there. he recalls, and after all these years he is still asking the bureau experts where from ?"
 L. W
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04
THIlR@UGlH THrE SENTINEL
 PERTSGOPE
e

B. Y. Grant. Wrangell resident since boyhood and for the last 12 years the towns efficient postmas- ter, is bidding the old town fare well after the first of the year and with Mrs. Grant is planning to To- cate in the south for some time. He will be relieved of his duties at the Post Office the first Of the year. Announcement of a successor has not yet been made.
 A huge circle of friends through out the north will be wishing Brig and Aurora" we'll in their future activities. Both from Wran- gels S pioneer first families, they are typical of the best among Alaska men and women.
 @#aa
 Through the Civilian Defense set up in the Territory, Alaska is being well fitted out with emergency sup plies. Past week has seen tons of commodities inbound here and to other communities (figures not privileged) but you'll be eating. Civilian Defense is geared to war time after natural delays. No small thanks for the general setup goes to Gov Ernest Gruening and the Alaska War Council. Towns have cooperated loo percent. Whole hearted action of Wrangell's Coun- cils, and Town Councils like Il throughout the Territory, is a typ ical example of the determination of Alaskans to go all out to win the war,
 * * * *
 There are lot of unsune heroes" around the Territory, ii develops this week. If you ask 'en you'll probably learn that member, of the Selectiye Service boards have just been awarded their medal It consists of a neat little pin, in seribed "Selective Service BoarC Member and is by way of thank. to "uneompensated personnel wht have devoted their time, and, il
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patients 10 the Army hospital al Vancouver. She says that women and children are being evacuated from Wrangell because Of the short age of food. Eggs are 75 cents per dozen. and rationed at that. Coffee and sugar are the only articles of food not being rationed, she said "
 Mrs. Davis has been the cook at the Bishop Rowe Hospital here for the last couple of years and re- gently went south. At least that much of the report is correct. But We don't believe we'll be revealing any military information to assert definitely that there has been no evacuation of women and children from Wrangell, or civilians from any other place in Alaska with the exception of moving the Aleuts from the Pribilofs to Southeast AL aska. They have not been evacuated for any cause, and particularly not because of food shortage As a matter Of record, Wrangell and most of the towns in Alaska are now sup piled with vast quantities of em- ergency rations in addition to the large stocks which are always car ried by Alaska merchants. If there is anyone hungry in Alaska it is be- cause he is out in the woods with a broken leg and hasn't got a gun. Eggs are not 75 cents a dozen and to date in this war have not reach ed anything like it, and if any of them are being rationed, the local Rationing Board never heard any thing of it, and have no instruc- i tions to that effect. It is a publish ed fact, however, and the editor of the Argus should know it if he keeps up with the common news ol the day, that general rationing is not effective in Alaska. Not only are coffee and sugar not rationed but neither are other food commod- ities.
 As everyone in the Territory quickly recognizes, the item in the Argus is pure piffle. But, worse, il is the kind of propaganda the en. emy<loYes to see get around because he figures it part of his program , to undermine the morale of the 1 American people by causing hys i teria and panic For example, tht information attributed to Mrs Davis and published in the Oregon paper has already brought one let ter to Wrangell from an anxiou, mother whose daughter, (Mrs. c. B Wyatt) lives here. The mother, whC lives near Hillsboro, naturally be came nervous when she read sucf an item in the paper.
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SMART HEN

A codfish lays a million eggs,
 While the helpful hen lays one But the codfish does not cackle To inform you what she's done And so we seOrn the codfish.
 The helpful hen we prize Which indicates to thoughtful minds
 It pays to advertise.
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Misinformation is one of the things Alaska has had to fight through the years. It is bad enough in peace time, but usually harm less. In war time such misinforma- ton is an aid to the enemy.
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CUB NOTES
By Darrell Lindsley

by UaIIeu 11n0SleY
 The last meeting of the Cub Scouts was short with eleven boys present Cub Master Bill Vim has sent for our neckerchiefs and Bob- Cat badges. We collected $1.10 for for our uniforms. After the meeting We all enjoyed a basketball game. l hope Leo is feeling better and will be back with Us next meeting.
 
 VL
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You Saw It In The Sentinel
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LEW M. WILLIAMS Editor & Prop
 WINIFRED E. WILLIAMs-Associate