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The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-24
ELKS NOTES
B. P O. E. No. 1895
By JOEL WING

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 Wednesday night the Elks Lodge voted to donate $1O for the Child rens Orthopedic Hospital Penny Drive which is soon to get under way and will continue until mid night of Thursday. May Il.
 Soon containers for "Penny Drive" coin donations will appear in all local business houses. We know that everyone is called upon to make many new sacrifices this year and we do not like to add any more bur dens but if you feel interested enough to help-any small dona- tions will be appreciated
 Just a few words about the Children's Orthopedic Hospital at seattle-for those few who may not be familiar with it's work for the children of Alaska, as well as of the Pacific states. In 1941, Al child ren from Alaska received hospital care for a total of 3967 days. Cases treated included those for wringer injury to hand. a spinal cord in- jury, burn sears. club feet and many cases of Tuberculosis-diseased bones. Each year the hospital han dies a number of cases for which it receives no pay. That is why we try to help as much as possible with the Penny Drive.
 A card party is being planned for the night of Thursday, May 2. De- tails will appear in the next issue of this paper.
 Six tables of whist and one of pinochle were in play at Ladies night last night Mrs. Bigelow won ladies high, Mrs. Case, low: George Sumption, mems high, W. c. Wa ters, low.
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 5 stikine Tribe No. B., I.O.R.m < % By JAY" BYRD x

Brother Carl Bradley. who heads the entertainment committee for the dance tomorrow night with Chet steear. Marcus Meyers and Ken Hal yerson gives us the low down on the affair as follows
 The regular every two weeks par ty and dance that occurs in the Red Men Hall will be held Sat. April 25. at D. m. for Red Men, their wives. friends and invited guests. There will be Pot Luck lunch at 11:30 D. m. so wives. sweethearts and all ladies bring some kind of sand wiehes, salad or cake and enjoy the evening.
 Dar Smith and Leo Osterman were initiated into the order at the regular meeting April IA and were given the works with dessert.
 Brothers Chet steear and Charlie Williamson will provide a luncheon for the members at the next regular meeting and promise chicken and noodles with all the trimmings.
 We're little skeptical about the trimmingsi
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-24

 IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
 THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
 WRANGELL PRECINCT. FIRST
 DIVISION.
 NOTICE OF HEARING ON
 PETITION FOR ADOPTION
 IN THE MATTER OF THE AD- OPTION OF PATRICK ROACH AND CHARLES ROACH, minors.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that hearing will be held on the pe- tition of William Kangas, and May Roach Kangas, his wife, on file in the above entitled Court, for the adoption and change of names of Patrick Roach and Charles Roach. minors, thirty days after the date of the last publication of this mo- tice.
 All persons interested herein are hereby notified to appear at the said time and show cause, if any there be, why said adoption and change of name should not be or dered in the Probate Court for
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-24

The Sentinel extends birthday greetings this week to the follow ing:
 Harry Churchill, April 26. Ed Moore, April 29. Yolanda Ferguson, April 30. Steele Ferguson, May 1,
 
 FOOD SALE MAY g The Hospital Auxiliary will hold a home cooked food sale, Saturday May 9 at J C. Johnson store.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-24
POSTMASTER s0nTH

B. '. Grant, Nrangell Postmaster left for Seattle on the Princess Nor ah last week on official business. He expects to return in ten days or two weeks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-24

Wrangell Precinct, First Division of Alaska, located in the Federal Build ing at Wrangell, Alaska. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court, April 23, 1942.
 RICHARD SURATT.
 Probate Judge. Ist publication. April "A Last publication. May g.
  CHINA DESERVES OUR HELP. Come to the Chop Suey luncheon at the Civic Center Saturday from 12 to ?. All proceeds go to China Re- lief.
Evening star., 1942-12-02

mer 1t. Comdr Maurice N. Aron
was courtmartialed at Treasure
Island on various charges of false
hood and unofficerlike conduct, one
of which was that, contrary to naval
regulations, he accepted a $3.50 auto
mobile as gift from Martin for
facilitating the singers enlistment.
Martin testified first that Aroff
did accept the car as gift and later
that the officer had arranged to pay
for it in installments.
Notice of Aroff's discharge came
from Washington only two weeks
ago No direct mention of the Aroff
affair accompanied the order for
Martins dismissal.
The wavy-haired entertainers i'm
minent encounter with the Beverly
Hills Draft Board will not be his
first. The board issued complaint
against him last Christmas week,
Evening star., 1942-12-02

the prospect Of an immediate inter-
view with his Beverly Hills Draft
Board
The 29-year-old radio and picture
performer boarded a bus for the
south at Oakland last night, dressed
in the civilian clothes he had said
he did not want to walk around in
and his face partly concealed by
dark glasses.
Only few hours before, an order
had reached the Treasure Island
Navy Base stripping Martin, former
husband of Film Star Alice Faye,
of his rating as chief specialist
and releasing him from the service
Navy officials made clear the dis
missal doesn't carry any degrada-
ton" and should not be construed
as a dishonorable discharge.
At Treasure Island, Martin had
been assigned to staging entertain
ment for Navy personnel. Last sum-
Evening star., 1942-12-02
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-Pilot Officer
E. H. Bicksler of Oak HILL Ohio, a
young fighter pilot, is now on the
register of THE Late Arrivals Club" "
composed of RAF men who were
shot down over the Libyan desert
but got back to base safely, the Air
Ministry announced today.
I'VE were in dogflght with some
MesserSchmitt 109s when a cannon
shell hit me, smashed the instru-
ment panel and shot my controls
away Bicksler was quoted. Il also
got some shrapnel in one heel.
Evening star., 1942-12-02
Late Arrivals Club Composed
Of Flyers Downed Over Desert

Il decided to bail out and grabbed
for the ring of my parachute, but
could not get it right away. I must
have fallen 5000 feet before / found
it. In the heat of battle somehow it
became tangled around my shoul-
ders, so when it opened up I dislo-
Gated shoulder, but 1 landed safely.
For some time I lay on the
ground. Then, dragging my para
chute I started crawling east.
Il don't know how long I had been
moving when some Army lads picked
me up and I was taken to the hos
pital.
I'm doing swell now, and will
Evening star., 1942-12-02
have the plaster and dressing OF the
leg in a fortnight"
GirdIer, 65, to Marry
Secretary, 36, Today
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Tom Mercer
Girdler, IS, steel and aircraft execu-
tive, and Miss Helen r. Brennan,
36, of New York, a secretary, will
be married here today. 1t will be
his fourth marriage.
The Cleveland industrialist's mar
riage to Mrs. Lillian Lewis Girdler
ended in divorce last Saturday in
Reno, New Mr.. Girdler's first wife
died and his second marriage also
ended in divorce.
Evening star., 1942-12-02
charging failure to report for a
physical examination.

charging failure to report for a
physical examination.
Board Complaint Dismissed.
Martin, then in Chicago, few to
the coast and was accepted in the
Navy as a non commissioned officer.
Later the Draft Boards complaint
was dismissed by order of the United
States Attorneys Office which
termed 1t a mistake"
In Oakland, Martins mother, Mrs.
Hattie Meyers, viewed the dismissal
as inevitable. Il guess after the
Aroff courtmartial they felt they
had to do something" she said, but
it is an awful thing for a young
man to go through life with that
hanging over his head"
Domestic help Is hard to find
but you may find 1t through Want
Al" In, The Star
Evening star., 1942-12-02
Tony Marlin, Dropped
From Navy as Unfit,
To Face Draft Board
Singer-Aetor, Involved
In Aroff Court-MortioI,
Returns TO Los Angeles

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-Dis-
missed for "unftness" from the
Navy with which he had served IL
months, Singer-Actor Tony Martin
returned today to Los Angeles and
Evening star., 1942-12-02
DECEMBER SALE
COATS With FINE FURS
69.95 ..... ...

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mink soft sheared beaver natural fox lustrous
Persian lamb Think of the ong-lasting beauty of fine
Woolens by Forstmann Juliard Botany-a superbly
hand-taiored Here is indeed very special value on
very special coats Earlier in the these coats would
have sold for 1895 to $500 Sizes 10 to co. 38 to A. 35
to 4312. Black, blue, brown, green.
ROYAL
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Local Team
To Institute
Twilight Games

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Olecnder Gurden
Club To Resume
Meetings At Tea

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take the form II 4 tna - the
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orally These desiring further IN.
formation may Get II touch viii
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seeiey st the uS0 Club
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Social Meeting OF
Young Womens Club
Tuesday Evening

The faftni&htlY meeting Il sisa
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Evening star., 1942-10-13
Virginia Loan Companies
Draft Advertising Code

RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 13.-The
Virginia Association of Small Loan
Companies announced yesterday a
code of advertising ethics to be fol-
lowed by all persons actively en-
gagged in the small loan business in
the State.
C. R. Porter of Norfolk, president
of the association, disclosed, in con-
nection with the announcement, the
appointment of Paul Williams of
the State Loan Co. as chairman of a
committee to review and censor all
advertising matter issued by men,
bers of the Virginia association.
The public is represented on the
committee by DR.. Raymond B.
Pinchbeck, dean of Richmond Col
lege and price officer for the Vir-
ginia OPA; George Robinson, Sec
rttary of the Retail Merchants As
sociation of Richmond, and c. E.
Meyer, secretary of the Virginia
Press Association.
Other members of the commit
tee in addition to Williams are
Richard K. Steinman, business pro-
motion director of the Beneficial
Management Corp; Howard +.
Mattingly, owner of the Lynchburg
Loan Society. Norfolk Loan So
ciety and Roanoke Loan Society.
and Jaseph Tusing, owner of the
Portsmouth Finance Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
Nozis Report RepuIse
O Attacks by Soviets

~ BERLIN From German Broad.
tasts), Oct. 13 (P).-"Local attempts
NJ attack made by the enemy were
hipped in the bud by German ano
Hungarian troops, respectively, ir
the area Of Stalingrad and on the
Don 'front.'" the German high com.
nand said today.
| (Thus for the third consecu-
| tive day Hitler's headquarters
! made no specific mention of the
Ecourse of fighting within the city
Nof Stalingrad.
M tEven the broad reference to-
day to "the Stalingrad area" con-
E9talned no claims of German
b,gains or even of German often
ssive. since it reprted only that
syasRed Army thrlsts were frus-
Rtrated)
German and Rumanion bomber
formations dropped bombs of all
calibers on enemy supply bases and
transport movements on both sides
OF the Volga," the war bulletin de-
clared. "Confagrations started in
the Caucasion oil center of Grozny
were enlarged through nocturnal
air raids"
OF the Caucasus land fighting
the communique said
In the northwestern part of
the Caucasus another enemy group
was encircled and annihilated in
difficult forest struggles. Prepara-
tions for attack made by the Soviets
were smashed through effective
artillery fire at another place.
South Of Terek enemy counter
attacks made with the assistance
OF tanks remained without success" /"
Evening star., 1942-10-13
7 uxes
Continued From First Page J

believes the low interest rate can
be maintained.
He pointed out that the rate, as
compared to the 3l2 to IA per cent
paid on similar securities during the
World War, represents potential
savings of many millions of dol
lars"
At his press conference yesterday,
Mr.. Morgenthau announced that
total subscriptions to last week S
$4,000 900, 900 cash offerings Of
Treasury bonds and notes bearing
2 and y per cent, respectively, went
scant 100000 900 over the offer.
But he said he was delighted that
the thing went over"
The taxpayers will be pleased,
too," he said, adding that neither
the Treasury nor the Federal Re-
serve System subscribed to any of
the issue.
All subscriptions on the issue
largest of its type since the World
War-were allotted in full, Mr..
Morgenthau said.
Now that we have successfully
raised $4,000, 100000 at this 2 per
cent rate, with the cooperation of
the investors Of this country, I
hope that we will be able to con-
tlnue to finance the war in this
range, 7 to 10 years, at 2 per cent, -
he asserted. IF we are able to ac-
complish this, as I sincerely hope
we will be, we will save not only
this generation but future genera
tions many millions of dollars In in
terest on the public debt"
Evening star., 1942-10-13
Suboteurs
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Otto Neubauer; No. 281, Heinrich
Harm Heincke.
These six enemy agents were put
to death on orders of a special mill
tary commission which had them on
trial for a month this summer at
the Justice Department Building.
The other two who were captured
with them-George John Dasch and
Ernest Peter Burger-escaped the
death penalty but were sentenced to
long prison terms. The leniency was
a reward for aid they gave the Gov
ernment in the prosecution of the
case.
The burial plots of the six Nazis is
on a hillside near the Home for the
Aged and Infirm and the Industrial
Home School for Colored Children.
The graves are only few feet from
about $50 others identified by
wooden "tombstones" and numbers
the graves of men and women who
Died in the District and whose
bodies were never claimed by rela-
tlves or friends.
A 5-foot wire fence, however, sep
arates the graves of the German
agents from those containing the
bodies of men and women consigned
by District officials to Potter's Field.