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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06

Hlinkovou l'udovou stranou.
Reorganisace Poole noveho "a
kona zajistf vsechny pTedpo-
klady teto 1casti Poole vyzkou-
Seneho fuhrerovskeho princi-
pu a zajistl 1spesny rozvoj
statu."
Je zrejmo, re tax zvana "ne-
zavislost" Slovenska m1ze byt
udrzena pouze 1plnym podTf-
zenlm Sc Slovenska Hitlerove
zvuli, Poole "vGdcovskeho prin
cipu', a to "az do vsech d.
sledku", a nadTlzenlm zajm1
vGdcG a statu zajmGm lidu,
ktery niue ovlivnovat exon
trolu" statu pouze clenstvim V
Hlinkove ludove strane = v
lidove strane pouze Poole jm6-
ma. Slovensti mocipani z vile
Hitelrovy 81 malo vsfmajf SLOW
vatikanskeho hodnostaTe. ienz
Jmenem papezovym Tekl dine
27. Tfjna:
"Clovek must byt osvobozen.
a must byt osvobozen brzy, cd
modly, jiz slouzf. Tato modla
Je dnesnl stat, jenz mu nahra-
zuJe Boha. Stat Sc nynf snazf
zaJistiti 81 onu naprostou auto
ritu, jez nalezf pouze Stvorite-
Ii. Papez Sc postavil prot
zbOznOvanl statu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
16LETA ~ODSOUZENA.

Cernoska, 16 rokG stara, Cd
souzena byla ma pet rokG do
zenskeho vezen1 ma dive zaloby
u pokusG zapalen1.
Dfvkou jest Wilhelmina Nc
Allister z McDonough ulice.
Prvnf pokus ucinila IL. zafl
v boude pr domu jej1ch rodi-
ca, kde zapalila chrasti. Dru-
ny pokus ucin6n il byl Is. iii
ma, kdyz zapalila pap1ry We
sklepe sv6ho domu. Skody by
ly male.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
TRfLETY VYDRZEL PAD
Z TRETfHO

TTi roxy starry, Norman Will
liam Buchanan, spadl S okna
tfetiho poschodl V dome rodi-
Gu, &. 2111 E. Pratt ulice, ma
chodnik, ale usmrcen nebyl. V
nemocnici Johns Hopkins pO-
zorOvan jest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Odsouzen dvakrat k smrti.

Cernoch Henry Allen Hill,
obzalovany re znasilnenl b6los
ky v Dallas, Texas, byl odsou-
zen pc druhe a opet k smrti.
Ma teto druh6 porote zasedal
i ieden cernossky farmaf. PRIV
nj rozsudek re zaf1 t. r. byl
zvracen, protoze ma porote ne
byl zadny cernoch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Otec dewitt deti dial Sc odvesti
do armadY S. S.

V Rochester, N. Y. Martin
J. Pfunter, 81 let starry, otec
dewitt det1, dial Sc odvesti do ar
mady, protoze, jak pravil, je
tim povinen d6tem, ably widely,
re tento svet je pravym sve-
tenn k zit1. Zena Pfuntera,
ktery je rezn1kem, prohlasila,
re nechce mu staff ceste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
PAD Sc H OSUDNYM

Elizabeth McShane, 7lIeta
4 Dundalk, zemTela pc padu
Sc schod1 V dome SVEN. Vedle
~vnitrnich zranenf pTerazila 81
pravou ruku. Spadla jdouci z
druheho poschodf do prvniho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
ZPRA-
VODAJSKY BULLETIN.
Cislo 1.
President Roosevelt zasiIa po-
Zdrav k CsI. vxroGi.

20. rljna 1912
Jeho Execelenci
DR.. Eduardo Benesovi
presidentu Republiky
Ceskoslovenske
Londyn (Anglie).
Je mi velkym potesenim, re
Yam mohu v den statniho swat
ku ceskoslovenskeho zaslat sva
nejsrdecnejsf blahopran1 a thu
mocit Yam jmenem naroda
Spojenych StatG vyraz uprfm-
neho pTanf vseho dobra a ujis-
tent hlubokeho a trvaleho pTa-
telstv1 vGci narodu Ceskoslo-
venska.
Pohrdaje barbarskym tits
KEN a nepovoluje We svych O.
betech, ceskoslovensky narod
prispfva svym dilem k vitezstvi
S~pojenych NarodG.
rankin D. ROOSEVELT.
Saboteri re Skodovych zavodI
Sc svymi rodinami popraveni.
LOndyn = Reuterova tisko-
va kancelaT oznamuje "odkud-
81 z nemecke hranice", re vsi-
chni deln1ci jednoho oddelen1
ceskoslovenskych Skodovych
zbrojn1ch zavodG byli spolu Sc
svymi rodinami popraveni "a
sabotaz. Hromadna poprava
je W intenclch nedavne dekla-
race statnfho tajemn1ka Karla
Herrmanna Franka. y pf1le-
zitosti odhaleni desky ma pa
matku Reinharda H%eydricha
Tekl K. H. Frank dine %. r1jna
v PraZe:
"Vrazda s~pachana ma Hey
drichovi neni dosud vykoupe-
ma, a cely cesky narod je "a nj
stale odpov6den." Frank take
prohlasil, re obyvatele tax IVA
neho protektoratu must praco-
vat nejen ably napravili Heydri
chovu smrt, ale take krivdy,
ktere opry spachali prot r1si v
posledn1ch deseti-let1ch. Poole
pana Franka sleduj1 Nemci v
tax zvanem protektorat6 pou-
re jeden Gil. "Vyuz1t lidskych
a hospodaTskych zasob k do
Sazenf n9meckehO v~ft6ZStvi."
Pres bezohlednou persekuci
delnik1 We Skodovce Sc cesko-
slovenske delnictvo stale stavi
prot nacistGm a vyhledava
RUNE zpGsoby, jak sabotovat,
zdrzovat vyrobu a snizovat w.
konnost vyrobenych zbrani. Ia
nedavneho vzplanut1 bojove
cinnosti ma africke fronte mno-
no pun vyrobenych We skodo-
vych zavodech nevybuchlo.
ISpojenecti odborn1ci naSli pr
zkoumani pun listky S napi-
sem tohoto zneni: "Takto YAM
pomahame."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Brazilske Lidice - prripomin.
ka nacisticke brutality.

nd ndClStlCke brutality.
Rio de Janeiro = BrazilskJ
fisk = poole zpravy rozhlasu
v Rio de Janeiru = navrhuje,
ably ma planine statu Rio V O.
koll brazilskeho hlavn1ho mes
ia byla zalozena nova osada,
pojmenovana Lidice = ma po-
cest mesta tohoto jm6na, jez
naciste srovnali Sc zemi. Jest
mlti ma pameti, re ami jeden z
muzskych obyvatelG Lidic ne
byl Nemci usetTen a zanechan
ma zivu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
Zamerne odnarodnovani &C.
CHI pokracuje.

Washington = Zpravy z Pra-
ny oznamuj1, re nacisti stale
podnikaj1 nelidske zakroky
proti ceskym intelektualGm.
Zatcen1 Sc mnozi kazdym
dnem.V prvn1ch ctrnacti dnech
mesfce T1jna bylo zatceno v
Praze 40 ucitelG, duchovn1ch
a lekarG, asi 30 lid t6chto po-
volan1 v Brine a 25 V Moravsk6
Ostrave.
Zavreni vsech ceskych vyso-
kych skol, dvou tretin sired
mich skol, konfiskace vsech u
cebnic dejepisu, p1semnictv1
zemepisu, odstranen1 vsecl
p~Tipominek dvaceti rokG exis
tence Republiky re skolnfcl
tfid a jina opatren1 jsou cast
tohoto uvazeneho planu odna.
rodnovan1. Cestl ucitele jsor
propousteni pod 1rednf zamin.
kou, re Sc naprfst6 Dude vyu
covat V nemeckem jazyku mis-,
to ceskeho.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Night Clubs
Boost War
Bond Sales

DETROITS NIGHT clubs took
a large part IN the local bond
sales activities over the weekend,
IN commemorauon OF Pearl Har-
Dor. with record sales throughout
the city Defeating special Vic
tory push 10 Pearl llarbor Week,
Sak> Show Bar and the Brass Rail
became the FIRST clubs IN the city
-tt,-frrrtvr- their butt y=CyC Treasury
Flags. at special presentation cere-
monies.
Saks takes top place in night
club CIRCLES. with a record rs per
cent Sak among 100 per cent of
the employees, while the Brass Rail
scored with lO4 per cent The
BoWcry, which raised over $4,000
Acknowledgements 5tionr- with Il
special sale. will receive its flaE
this week employees have bought
10 per cent since August ..
ON sunday and Monday night,
the Palm Beach Cafe sold $1,000
worth Of bonds, bringing then
grand total fol the year 10 over
$1,000 while Sammy Softerin. at
the Wonder Bar reports q total 20
date of $3.50 Club Royale is
high with Sl23 GOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
DIRECTS DIRECTOR

In addition 10 his duties in the
celebrated role of Colonel LanseI
I'M John StcinhcckS The Moor
i Down at Twentieth Century.
FoN Sir Cedric HardWickp Is
about 10 take on the job of direct
ing a director
This * an aftermath 10 the Sc,
lection OF director Irving Pichc
10 play one Of The featured roles IN
the film am unusual hlt of casting
brought about by producer Nun
nally Johnson.
In writing the SCrccnplay john
son put IN "A highly dramatic scene
IN tavern. with the tavern
keeper aS the center OF attention.
lie wrote It with Pichel IN mind.
and before Plchcl was chosen TO
direct the picture So Piehel, who
Was famous character actor be-
fore becoming a director VIII do
double duty on The Moon j.
Down
With Pichcre big scene i'm the
oilIng The problem arose as TO
how n VIII be- directed he asked
Sir Ceduc to take the Job. since
the latter doesn't appear IN the
scene and Sir Cedric accepted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
United Artists Film Shows
Holland Tulip Festival

DETROIT WILL get a look al
how Hollywood views the annual
Tulip Festival at Holland Mich,
when Seven SWeethcartS, star
ring Van Helm Kathryn Grayson
and Marsha Hunt opens at the
United Artists Theatcr ON Thurs
day The press book announces
that outstanding production hlgh-
lights of Seven SWeolhemts' are
the Klompen dance performed by
the girls during a lavish tulip icS-
tiVal in the streets of an authentic
Dutch village, gay tunes rendered
by an all-Glrl orchestra and ro-
mantle love scenes in a vast tulip
garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Bowes' Revue
Due at Grand

MAJOR BOWES' Eighth Ami
VcrSary Revue Unit VIII open q
tull weeks engagement al the
Grand Thcater i'm Highland Park
starting this Friday.
Coming direct from Pittsburgh,
II brings with il the best of the
amateurs on Major Doves hour.
For that special week. the Grand
Thcater Will have daily matlnep&-
starting Friday AT noon, win
three stage shows a day.
BOYD Senter Band will be on
The stage. and the screen atrac-
tons VIII be This Gun lm Hire
and Land Of the open Range
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
OIdtimers Top
Bill at Mickey's

KING AND FLYNN, veterans
of The days when vaudeville was i'm
u.s. heyday, are proving themselves
experienced and highly amusing
entertainers in the star spot At
MIckey'S Show Bar this week
Audiences particularly like then
rookie" army bit, which they per-
form in costumes dating back at
least 10 the Civil War. They IN
corporate Wacky lines about the
WAACS, and a few eccentric dance
.routlneS. m a king a lightning
change into modern dress AT the
finish TO come back for a stream
lined buCk-and-Wing.
Mama, exotic raduum dancer Is
held over second week, using
Hollywood fluOreSccnt light for her
radlum numbers. which highlights
the body IN blue radium for un-
usually coIOrful effect. Marina
offers her beauty and tho beast
dance with a liie-SiZCd guerrilla
dummy does a fan production
number with the MickeyetteS. and
finishes her work with a paraSol
radlum bit She is a taNorltc. as
is claiming NWlug~trcSS Billie
Richmond singing Ghost of a
Chance and i Had the Craziest
Dream
21.a,.,t tI,., ,,,.,,;,,. 1900, ,,...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
IS a Pleasure

Twenty-Five grammar school age
young stct, brought tholr oMn
props 10 the >tudio when they
turned film actors for scenes of
Thank Your Lucky Stars. The
props wee autograph books The
script required them 10 get the
books signed by John Garfield,
Dnah shore and Eddie Cantor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
LamOur Discards SarOng
For 1859 Style H0opskirt
BN JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD Dec @ From
onc-plccc Sarong TO the 1859
style of hoop>kirt is somewhat
Of a departure for Dorothy La
mour but that's what Paramount
has done 20 the "pm-up eirl' in
Dixie"
Dottie is cast rs Sultry beauty
named Mile Cook who runs a
New Orleans boarding house for
deadbeat actors And since IL
could not be quite right for a lady
boarding house keeper 10 welcome
boardcrS in a lowered hunk of
calico cor whatever they make
~arongS out Of. Miss Lamour Will
bc seen in something eNtraSpc-
Cial IN the way of skirts. bOdiccS
and the 1859 version of a Snood
TOUGH QUESTION
So the question is. where does
the familiar Lamour allure come
IN. when its clothed IN several
layers OF thlS and that ? Well
apart from the electric vibrations
which cmanatc from the Lamour
eyes and vocal cords. II may be
recalled that the styles of the
period ran 20 somewhat form-fit-
ting garments from the waist up
regardless of the fact that the
body beautiful WaS very we'll con-
cealod from there down.
Perhaps We can illustrate best
hy an incident which occurred
during one OF the early days of
shooting the picture
Miss LamoW IN a little num-
her featured 10y a >quare-cut neck
Inc was out m the kitchen leans
inc induStuou>ly over a rolling
pin and a large Wad OF dough
rhc kind bread Is made Of.
Watching her from the >idelincS
with rdpt attention while She re-
hcarSed the scene were director
Eddie Sutherland camcraman vii
liam Mollor and Il host OF other
male. members of the cast and
crew. The rehearsal finished and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

nellL Settings range from the
Streamlincd Egyptlal Hotel To the
mystery OF the desert pyramids.
Jeanette and Robert are ON a spy
hum, and even the Sphinx talks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

they were ,lIll looking and look
ing
Well" inquired Miss La
mOuT
Director Sutherland snapped on
of II first
"Oh. err, yes, that's fine" he
finally remarked But | think
You're going To have to wear an
apron over that dress. You.
er, might get flour on some
thing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
NERVOUS BREAkDoWN

SHOCKING Il the news that
Frances Farmer, who Went 10
Mexico City 10 appear IN a
MEXICAN picture. II very III aud
IN a Sanitsrium there She u -
very sick the American embassy
looking after her, sent her 10 the
hospital to ers her nerves III
shape.
The picture Frances was NAH
inC il Budd SChulberg'S original,
The Doctors Fee. with Herb
Klein directing However, every
one feels with little rest
Frances will be well enough 10
finish the movie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

MEXICO City 10 appear IN a
MEXICAN picture. II VERY ~ ana
IN Sanitsrium there. She - -
very sick the American embassy.
looking after her, sent her 10 the
. hospital to t.; her nerves 1T
shape.
The picture Frances was NAH
inC il Budd SChulberg'S original,
The Doctors Fee" with Herb
Klein directing However, every
one feels with little rest
Frances will he well enough 10
finish the movie.
REFUSES 'TAMPICO'
JEAN CABIN leaves Hollywood
Today tor New York Just as we
predicted. Jean tuulca down
"TamWCO' because hc wants 10
offer hl, Ser zoos ia the Free
French through the night officials
here
Twentieth Cen'uTy-FoX tried to
change Cabins mind right up TO
the last minute. arguing the story
OF a sea captain out for revenge
against the Na2IS. had great
propaganda value. But Cabin
only answer was.
why not make il real life
performance -
incidentally. Marlenc Dietrich.
Jeans constant companion in
Hollywood. is planning 10 20 10
New York about the same time
and make up her mind about one
of several plays offered her
ALENIS CAST
ALENIS SMITH il officially
set 10 play Mrs. SkeifingtOn in
mir. SkefIington," and that's
final. Merle OberOn. who was
the hot choice several weeks
ago, goes 10 M-G-M for CRY
Havoc" and Alexis has really
had her heart set ON the part.
l met up with Hal Wallis and
Charlie Enfield at the Stork
Club and they told me they had
decided 10 keep mir. Sketling
ton" i'm the family and Ia start
the picture lfnIneulalelN.
While in New York Hal talked
with Ingrid Bergman about
playing Clio In Saratoga
Trunk" They are delighted
with her in "CaSablanca."
Bergman il 80 quiet and re-
strained she doesn't seem the
ideal Clio 10 me. hut she il such
good actress perhaps she can
give the madcap heroine OF Edna
Ierber'S book the necessary fire.
\ LINE OR TWO
NAUREEN O'SULLIVANS g.
Npar-oid son Michael went 10 lhc
hospital 10 see ms new brother.
patrick In the corridor he en-
'ountctod another boy his ago who
had a bandagc over an eye Mich
lcI >rd
What are you down here
for ."
The little boy said nc was there
Co have hi, eye treated and asked
WI hat are YOU here for ."
"Oh. me ." replied Michael
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

HOLLYWOOD Dec o From they were ,uu looking
,re-prre Sar,np. 10 the 1850 ing
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-03
nISTRIRuTEn BY scnnTS

The Division of Maternal and Child Health of the Territorial De- partment of Health has published a pamphlet, Food Facts in the interest of better nutrition. For many families food takes more of the income than any other item of family living. To have as good a diet as circumstances permit is the goal of every family. For families with growing children, a we'll rounded diet is especially import ant because of the relation of food to growth, development and gener- al Well-being Both nutritive value and cost have been considered in working out the diet plans that are suggested in this bulletin.
 Local Boy Scouts will distribute the pamphlets to Wrangel homes tomorrow
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-03

Betty Binkley, April 1. Ronald Carlstrom, April 1. T. J. Mcbride, April 5. Mrs. George Gunderson, April 5. Bill Lloyd, April 5 Billie Shain, April 6. Leon Wies, April T. Robert Byrd, April 8. Roy Churchill, April s. Mrs Oryille Keeney. April g. Sgt Harold Ingledue, April g. Dolores Paulson, April g. Mrs. Gene Norris, April g. Mrs. Percy Ogelsbee. April g.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-03
GILAS ASSglFTIEID ADS

FOR SALE - Furnished three room house, 3 lots with good garden spot.
 Near old APA Cannery. Inquire of Chet Lloyd, phone go.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-03
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 ELKS NOTES x
B. P. o. E., No. 1895

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 With James Nolan, Past Exalted Ruler, as installing officer repres- enting the grand lodge, and former officers assisting, J. Oar Smith was inducted into office as Exalted Rul- CT of Wrangell lodge No. 1895 at installation ceremonies Wednesday night. Subordinate officers installed were. AJs
 Lew Williams, Esteemed Leading Knight; Roland Custis, Esteemed Loyal Knight; Carl Bradley, Es- teemed Lecturing Knight; Fred Cunningham, Secretary; Hubert Wellons, Treasurer; Frank Webb, Tyler; I. C. Bjorge, Trustee; F. G. Hanford, Alternative Representative to the Grand Lodge.
 Exalted Ruler Smith announced the appointment of Lloyd Ripley as Esquire; Harry Williams, organ ist; the Rev. Arnold Krone, chap lain; Virgil Neyman, Inner Guard; L. B. Chisholm, presiding justice. Appointive officers present were seated and the Exalted Ruler announced the following standing committees for the new lodge year
 Auditing - E. M Campbell, Leo Mccormack, B. Y. Grant.
 Sickness and visiting F. G. Hanford, Arnold Krone, Dr. John H. Clements, M. o. Johnson, K. L.. Neville.
 Lapsation - Past Exalted Rulers.
 House - Trustees, Sam Cunning ham, l. O. Bjorge, E. A. Lindeman.
 Social and Community Welfare L. Williams, Lowell Sturtevant, Lloyd Ripley, George Gunderson, w. C. Waters, Jack Wilson.
 Library - Virgil Neyman, H. H. Hungerford, Van H. Fisk.
 Defense James Nolan, H. C.. McKoWan, L. Williams.
 Orthopedic - Joel Wing, Frank Webb, Hill Harrington.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-03
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 TEPEE TALK
stikine Tribe No. g., I. 0. R. M.
 By JAY" BYRD

I. :. 7. z. 2. z. z. .. :. z. z. .: :.
 The Wrangell Red Men enter- tained their families and friends last Saturday evening with Whist, dancing and a rummage whereby everyone present donned the article of clothing handed out to them. The costumes ranged from neck ties to feminine attire of which yours truly is not familiar enough with to describe
 Mrs. Carl Bradley received high score for the ladies and Mrs. Bill Wies low Loyal Binkley copped mems high and Red" steear low.
 Saturday night April 11th, the committee of Bill Wies, Chet Steear, Marcus Meyer and Andrew Prussi will again arrange a program of fun and entertainment for the brothers and invited guests.
 Two applications for membership were received by the tribe at their regular meeting Tuesday night.
 The goat is sure getting a work out this year!
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-03
WRANGELL SHORT IN


 While the sum received at various public places on Front Street for the second War Relief Drive was insufficient to complete the $225 re- quired for WrangelPs quota, a bal anee from the first drive and some organizationaI gifts made it pos sible to authorize the local Red Cross treasurer at Mondays meeting to send the check for Wrangell's contribution. It is not too late, how ever, for those who have not yet given their share in the War Re- lief Drive to leave their contribu- tions with Mrs. S. D. Grant, at the Bank of Wrangell, at Campbell Bros. store or at the Wrangell Steam Laundry. Any amount will be gladly received and receipts will be issued. Barring emergencies, which cannot at this time be anticipated, no other war drive will be made this year.
 Gifts received from organizations included $85.15 from the Red Men lodge and $57 from the Civic Club. Credit for ten dollars of this total of $142.15 was given the A. N. B.. who reduced the hall rent by that amount on the night of the bene- fits. Girl Scouts who popped corn and sold it at the Minstrel Show netted .$6 which they presented to the Red Cross and letters of thanks were authorized sent to the above organizations.
 Mrs. s. D. Grant, yiee-president presided at the Monday meeting and election of officers for 1942 will be held the last Monday in April.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-04-03
q=Dav H =NeKowan

Flag Day - H. C. mckoWan.
 Memorial Day - Arnold Krone.
 Investigation - R. Curtis, Carl Bradley, F. Cunningham, H. Well Ions, L. Williams.
 Membership - Frank Webb, Ken meth Stensland, Virgil Neyman Carl Bradley, Tex Hetheock, Lloyd Ripley
 Red Cross and Public Health Rep resentatiye-LeO Osterman.
 Ladies Night, Thursday, saw a good turn out. Five tables of whist and one of pinochle were played.
 Mrs. Dorothy Newman won ladies high score prize at whist and Sue Smith low. Walter Waters, whist expert, won high mems score with NJ. 0. Johnson low
 Next Ladies Night will be held Thursday, April at 8:3O D. m.
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NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly ap- pointed School Tax Collector for Wrangell and vicinity in conformi- ty with Chapter 29, Alaska Sessions Laws, 1919
 All male persons, between the except soldiers, sailors in the U. S. Navy or Revenue Cutter Service, volunteer firemen, paupers and in sane persons, are subject to tax of Five ($5.00) dollars.
 Should you be living in Alaska on or prior to the first Monday in April 1942, said tax shall be due and payable on said first date and shall be delinquent after May 1st. 1942.
 Should you arrive in Alaska later than first date above mentioned tax will be delinquent thirty C3O) days after your arrival, or within ten (10) days after notice is given you.
 All persons, firms and corpora tions, employing labor shall fur nish list of employees to collector and are authorized by law to de- duct amount of tax from wages of employees.
 Dated at Wrangell, Alaska, April 3, 1942.
 Joel Wing, School Tax Collector for Wrangell and vicinity.
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FOR SALE - Two children's wood-
 en beds, with inner-spring mat
 tresses. Inquire Sentinel 2O-2t
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FOR SALE-Reduction gear, two to one Morse chain. See at City Motor Service. 11tf
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FOR SALE - 9x12 Broadloom rug.
 Call 78. 2O-1t?
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REWARD

Reward of $50 will be paid to any person furnishing information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons committing thievery in the harbor.
 TOWN COUNCIL,
 Town of Wrangell
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NOTICE

Effective April 1 rates between Petersburg and Wrangell will be increased to $1O from $750. The ineerase is caused by the increas- ing cost of operations under war time restrictions.
 Petersburg-W -Wrangel Air Service.
 Tony Schwamm, Pilot.