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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-05
PROGRESSIVE SLOVENKE ANIERIKE

| vred ucite spoznavati progre.
sivne ideje, da ste jim zveste
in jih branite pred vidnimi ir
nevidnimi poizkusi potisniti ka
zalec casa nazaj v dobo temne
preteklosti. Nasa organizacijs
ne nudi kakih posebnih materi.
jalnih koristi clanstvu, pac pa
potrebuje in zeli v svoj krog he.
ne IN dekleta, XII so pripravljene
nesebicno delati in zrtvovati "a,
to, da postane nekoc zivljenje
ma svetu lepse in popolnejse. In
delati "a kaj takega, imeti pri.
like udejstvovati Sc pri take
plemeniti organizaciji, nam da.
je zadoscenje, katerega Sc ne
more preceniti niti v blagu niti
" zlatu.
Nadalje srno Sc ma tel seji
tudi razgovarjale, kako bi bilo
lazje in bolj prirocno z nabira-
MEM stare obleke "a Jugoslavi-
jo. Naprosile smo direktorij S.
D. D., da nam da ma razpolago
prazno trgovino. Ugodili so ma
81 prosnji pod pogojem, da smo
v slucaju, da bi trgovino oddali,
pripravljene Sc premestiti dru-
gam. Prostor nam je ma razpo-
lago brezplacno. Kdaj Sc DO "a
cello S pobiranjem obleke, bo Sc
objavljeno v listu Enakoprav-
nosti. Takoj Sc je odzvalo pre-
cejsnje stevilo elanic, XII so pri-
pravljene preje trgovino ocisti-
ii. Hvala vsem!
Ko sem ravno pri tenn, mai O.
menim novice, katero sem 1--WE
della cd Mrs. Wider iz Chicago,
namrec, da je dobila moja So
rodnica zalostno vest IL Jugo-
slavic in sicer il Kranja na Co.
renjskem. Mojo sestro, Mici, po-
roceno Rojina, njenega m Z a
Mirkota in dve hcerki, Ladi in
Darinko so odvedli Nemci ne.
znanokom pred trent lett. Min
&c ne We, ali so zivi ali mrtvi.
Sestrin moz je bill "a ucitelja v
Kranju, heerki pa sta pohajali v
Kranjsko gimnazijo. Najbrze sc
Sc upirali in Sc postavili v bran
"a svobodo in vidite kaj jih je
doletelo. Da, kruto je postopal
Hitler z nasim ubogim ljud-
stvom. Oh, da bi re bilo konec
mucenja in pobijanja tega ubo-
gega naroda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-05
KrOzki
p0r0cajO....
STOTAK "a
AMBULANCE!
krozek st. 1 bo tudi zbiraA
OblekO

Kadar elovek nj navzoc p r
sejah, je res tezko pisati kroz.
kovi aktivnosti. Radi bolezni
sem zamudila precej sci, udele-
lila sem Sc pa zadnje, pri ka-
teri je bilo navzoce precejsnje
stevilo clanic.
Ia casa, ko sem bila JAZZ od-
sotna, so bile ostale odbornice
in druge clanice pri krozku ze-
10 pridne. Sivale so "a Rdeci
kriz gotove vrste vrecice IA k
bolniskim posteljam in sicer SO
jih izvrsile 160 po stevilu, "a
kar Sc jim v imenu krozka maj
lepse zahvaljujem. Prejela sem
tudi lepo zahvalo il urada RIDE
cega kriza "a podarjene vrece.
OBJ koncu pisma Sc posebno po-
udarja, da so bile vrecice zelo
lepo izdelane.
Nadalje so imele clanice tudi
polne roke della bazarjem, pre-
bitek katerega je dosti pripo-
mogel do potrebne vsote "a am
bulanco ali bolniski voz, katere-
ga bono poslale v Jugoslavijo
Tozadevna kolekta jim gre. tudi
dobro izpod rok. Ma nasi zad-
Mi seji Sc je tudi sklenilo, da
darujemo $4,000 il krozkove
blagajne v ambulancni sklad.
Res lep dar cd tako male skupi-
ne! - Sedaj zopet nameravamo
napraviti kartno zabavo ali
card Party, da tenn znova
ojacimo naso blagajno. Dokaz,
da so clanice krozka st. 1 v res
nici' pridne!
Novih clanic je pa vsako Sc
10 cell "bunch"! Kmalu bono
prevec income! Pa sal v danas-
njih dneh je vazno, da Sc nase
zene prebujajo in spoznavajo
cimdalje bolj, da je njih mesto
v organizaciji 'Progresivnih
Slovenk". Vsem novopristoplim
polagam ma srce, da Sc z nami
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-05
ETRAN !

ciji in Sc priglasijo pri odborni-
cab takoj, da bodo pomagale
pri sortiranju in kuvertiranju
poste v korist Lauschetove kam-
panic. zene in dekleta maj ia
poziv upostevajo in Sc k narod-
nj akciji pridruzijo. Vsaka je do
brodosla in vljudno vabljeno!
Albina Smrekar, preds.
Jennie Fonda, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-05

"zeli'' gotov. Nafij v kozarcs, XII
morajo biti kajpada vroei, da tt
ne popokajo in zalij parafi-
nom nemudoma.
Opomba: - Ia grozdov, kot
"a vsak drug "zei" je vazno, da
sadie nj proved zrelo, oziroma
Sc raise naredi, kot &c je proved
|zrelo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-05
Eva Coff,

Res pozno je ze "a zahvalo,
pa prayijo, da je bolje pozno,
kot nikol. Upam, da mi boste
oprostile.
/ Pri mas Sc je res toliko spre-
menilo, da v resnici nisem mo.
gla pisariti. Najprvo Sc najlepse
zahvalim m O j i'm a sosedama,
Mrs. Jerkic in Mrs. Brencic, XII
sta mi toliko dobrega storili "a
casa mole bolezni. Clovek res
ne We popreje, kaj SO dobri So
sedje. Ako te bolezen priklene v
postelj in tt odpovedo roke in
noge, rad bi delal in ii je ne
mogoce, pa tt pritece v TAKEN
slucaju dobra soseda, nosec pod
pazduho hlebec kruha v drugi
roki pa lonec topic juhe, - Sc
tt dozdeva, da ii je darovala sto-
tax! - Obe sta mi bill tako do
bri, da ju ne bonn 'nikoli poza-
bila. V mojih bridkih urah, ka-
terih sem irnela v zadnjem ca
su precej, sta me ODE vedno to-
lazili, ter bill dobri z menoj. Oh
priliki wanna hocem povrniti, a.
ko bo lie mogoce.
+ Spominjam Sc nazaj, ko smo
ustanovile "Progresivne Sloven-
ke Amerike', kako je pokojna
Ivanka Paulin nekoc povdarja-
la ma seji, Ga kadar bi bila e.
ma ali druga Slanica bolna, da
maj bi j zdrave sestre prisle po-
miti posodo, skuhati nekoliko
juhe, it'd. Mislim, da tt dive cla-
nici nista tega nikdar slisali ma
sejah, toda sta vseeno vrsili svo-
jo dolznost, brez da bi jima kdo
povedal, ker imata v sebi pravi
cut do svojega bliznjega. To-
rej Mrs. Jerkic in Mrs. Brencic
- Sc enkrat - tisocera wanna
hvala!
Druga clanica, XII me je pre-
senetila je bila Mrs. Pollock cd
krozka st. 2. zena je nekega We
cera potrkala ma vrata in ko je
vstopila, skoraj nj mogla skoz
vrata. Mislila sem, da morda
! prodaja kako blago, pa poloz
skatlo ma mizo in pravi: INA
tn m a s malo "a posladkatil
Sem slisala, da jih "lajkas", pa
vem da jih sedaj, ko 81 bolna ne
mores sama narediti, sem tt jif
pa JAZZ malo nacvrla, da bos i.
mela "a par dni.
Odprem skatlo in vidim zelc
lepe in okusne flancate ali po.
hanje. -- (Pripomba: Flancat5
| imam rada neglede, kako sem
bolna).
I Hvala I'll, Anna Pollock! vi.
dim, da imas dobro gorenjskc
srce! Potem mi je poslala lepo
karto tajnica krozka st. 2 v l.
menu celega krozka. Dobro sc
zdi cloveku, da Sc kdo spomni
nate, ko 81 bolan. Hvala vam
najlepsa, clanice krozka st. 2!
Nadalje hvala Mrs. -Oblak, ka-
terra je bila tako dobra, da mi
je prisla perilo oprati, ker v teh
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-05
Uredll1kOva
posta
Prostovoljke v 81. wardi

V g.. vardi so Sc organizirale
slovenske zene in dekleta v
"Women's 80. Ward Lausche
for Governor Club, katerih ma
loga bo aktivno poseei v volilno
kampanjo "a izvolitev Frank J.
Lauscheta "a governerja drza-
We Ohio. Clanice tega kluba a.
pelirajo in prosijo nase zene in
dekleta mai Sc pridruzijo tel ak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-05

Ne morem vec pisati ker sr-
ce me boil in solza mi zaliva 0.
10 oh misli ma njih strasno u.
sodo. q ...~- -. /
Zdravo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-05
Da Sc prepre4i stavko,
k bi pretrgaIa
vaSo e|ektrieno pos|vgo
Eva Coff.

Vaedoje Illuminating Company inedvo
savko, sobo'
da odjena1m
jaU"oai kaoi sluzmo u podajamo clot:
ste eden zm ITO deavcev homje prade cd go'ana bo
soboto iNedlo ali prot savki
podl pogodbe
osa Lokal Utility Committee
veai do
pihodng b nobenh
nh deHce
K0mpana ala dbe cel Unia pom pogodbo te @ je
gsuje
poe naprlo natanee poen pred v Regional
Use v1ane agece XII bavi tim zavan ale peprea sko
U S Department of Labor
Warm ManpowerC Commi
National War Labor Board;
nih pzsdeanu tavko asjan pdruHi
u in S. XII podukcio
da Iokalna u W c. C. 1 prdobi
pdohd
Ma savka i ad
kompanjo Dale kot deec kompanj
pavie XII "zemnla"
zabodh hbet moze h onstn boro
elatrne rasyetjave in gonin ale
e da
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THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING coMpAN
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Alaska S.S.
 Co. Bought,
 Seattle Firm

sEATTLE-Tbe purchase of the Alaska Steamship Company's fleet by skinner Eddy Corporation of Sc attle for an unannouueed sum was announced here 4y President c. W. Skinner. The firm had already ac- uufred control of the steamship company's capital stock from the K Kennecot Copper Corporation. skinner said the Kennecott inter ests disposed of the ships because mining activities in Alaska had al ready ceased before the war.
 The Alaska Steamship had II yes seIs including freight and passenger ships prior to the war The fleet for insurance purposes is valued at about S1O00O00O. Skinner said there would be no change in the Company's operating personnel
 In addition to the fleet the tran saction also involves the purchase of all properties owned either by the Alaska Steamship Company or its subsidiaries.
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TO BE
 HELD ON FISHING
 RIGHTS OF NATIVES

WAsHINGTON-se Secretary of che Interior Harold L. Ickes today ah- rouneed that hearings would be held in three Southeastern Alaska Indian villages in September to de tarmine fishing and other oecupau- ey rights Of the natives of these communities.
 The hearings. of considerable i'm uoItance both 10 the Indians and the Alaska salmon industry, will be held at Hydaburg. September 15, at Klawock. September 20. and at Rake. September 9.
 Efforts of Indians to establish their possessory claims to fishing rights in the area have been underway for three years but due to war conditions it has been i'm possible to hold necessary hearings previously.
 The petitions of the Indians de- clares:
 No trap shall be established in any site in which any Alaskan na- tiyes has or have any rights of
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WRANGELL WOMAN'S
 DISAPPEARANCE IN
 SPUTH CAUSES CONCERN

Mrs. Emma Goodrich, well known Wraugeu pioneer woman who went south few weeks ago with her daughter, Mrs. John MaXand, un- willingly caused a Hurry of anxiety among Seattle relatives when she failed to make connections with them at a bus terminal and fears were felt for her safety.
 Mrs. Goodrich had been in Olym- pia visiting a sister, Mrs. Anna Turner. She took a bus in Olympia to return to Seattle. notifying Mrs. Maxand and relatives in Seattle that she would arrive at certain time. By mistake Mrs. Goodrich left the bus at Tacoma, and discoy- ering her error, took a later bus to Seattle. In the meantime Mrs. Max and met the bus Mrs. Goodrich was supposed to have been on and fail ing to find her mother, notified au- thorities. Immediately, authorities of Pierce, King and Thurston coun- ties broadcast news of the Wran- gel WOman's disappearance. But Mrs. Goodrich, although not having been south Tor some time proved that she could take care of herself in the "big cities She took a later bus to Seattle from Tacoma, called d taxi and went to a hotel which she knew was popular with Alas kans The hotel manager, hearing the broadcast Of her disappearance notified Mrs Maxand and Mrs. Goodrich was restored to her fam fly.
 Mrs. Goodrich is the mother of Mrs Mae Hanford, of WFangell.
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fishery. by virtue of any grant or by virtue Of aboriginal occupancy by any person other than such ma tive or natives. but this section shall not be construed as permit ting any exercies Of such rights contrary to any of the provisions of these regulations. Any native or natives claiming such rights may petition the Secretary of the Inter for for a hearing with respect to the validity Of such claims, and prior to any such determination such claimant and any interested parties desiring to appear in oppo- sition to such claim shall have an opportunity to be heard
 Under this provision, which was
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THE MODE THE WRANGELL SENTINEL COLISEUM THEATER WRANGELL COLD STORAGE THE CITY STORE HELEN'S PLACE
 WpAnn1
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WELCOME Hor1E TONY AND MANY HAPPY LANDINGS!

BANK OF WRANGELL BJORGE TRANSFER THE SMART SHOP
 c. c. MUNDY
 SAMUEL CUNNINGHAM
 GRANTS GROCERY [ DRUG AND DEN O sW.
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promulgated by Secretary Iekes. on March 13. 19#2. all fishermen and other parties desiring to oppose pos sessorE claims are oiag afforded an opportunity to appear at the hearings. naer existing Federal reg uIatiouz and statutes. non-Iudians desiring to utilize Indian possess sions for Che trapping of fish must secure valid leases from ehe In dian owners of the sites
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WELCOME HOME, TONY

Petersburg Wrangel Air Service. Your company is our first pre-War business to resume operations and, knowing it's value to our towns, we wish you long and continued success for the future
 Along with WrangelPs own men in the service, we appreciate and congratulate you on your splendid war record of over two years active service in our
 behalf. We're proud and happy to say
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After more than two years service in the United States Navy Air Force, Tony Schwamm, opera tor and pilot of the Petersburg Wrangel Air Serv- ice is back on the job. We, as representatives of the merchants and people of Wrangell, take this opportunity to join with your family and many friends in welcoming you home. While you were away, we have missed the convenience of your
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday masses at the St. Rose of Lima and St. John Catholic church are at 7:3O and 10 am. The Rev. Matthew Hoch is pastor.
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A cube Of gold measuring Al inches weighs a ton.
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Dakota is a Sioux Indian word meaning alliance of friends"
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Russian oil wells were first dug by hand and petroleum was hoist#5 in lea#her bags by rope and pulley.
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CAMPBELL BROS. WRANGELL BEAUTY SALON BENJAMIN's STORE WRANGELL HOTEI. AMERICAN BAKERY
 LEE CHISHOLM
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ORDER AND NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTION

To the Electors of the Incorpor- ated Town of Wrangell, Alaska:
 Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to Ordinance No. 15 of the Town Of Wrangell, Alaska, a Cen eral Election will be held on Tues day April 4th, 1944, between the hours of $500 a m. and ZOO D. m. of said day, for the purpose of el- ecting
 A Mayor to serve one year
 Three l3l Councilmen, to serve for two years
 One CD member of the School Board, to serve for 8 years
 The Common Council of the Town of WrangelI, having heretofore by ordinance, duly designated the vot- ing precincts of the said town, and the Polling place, the Electors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters re- siding within the Incorporated linn its of the Town of Wrangell, Alas ka, will vote at the City Hall build ing, located on Second Street in and upon Lot Eight of Block Eight, which is owned by the Town of Wrangell, the same being the duly designated polling place for the In- corporated Town of Wrangell, Al- aska.
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION

All persons before voting at any general election in the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, msJu register as hereinafter provided.
 Notice is hereby given that at the hour of nine o'clock a. m. on the 4th day of March, 1944, the registration book will be open at the office of the Municipal Clerk in the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, for the purpose of registering all male and female persons, twenty-one years of age and over, who are cit izens of the United States and who have resided continuously for one year within the Territory of Alaska next preceding the date of election, and six months next preceding the date of election within the corpor- ate limits of the Town of Wrangell, Alaska
 Registration books will be kept open every day, except Sundays and other legal holidays beginning March 4th, 1914. during the follow ing hours: From 9:0O a. m. to 12:00 noon and from 1:O0 D. m. to 400 D. m.
 The said registration books will be closed at 4:0O p. m. the day pre- ceding election.
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INt0MAL TEA HELD AT THORNQUIsT HOME FOR
 MRS. M 0. JOHNSON

Mrs. H. B. Thornquist, President of the Women's Civic Club of Wran- gell opened her home last Saturday alternoou for an informal tea, hon. oing Mrs M. O. Johnson, Territor- IaI head of the ratiouing depart Ilent of the Office of Price Admins 4atioR. who with MT. Johnson now make their home in Juneau. Mrs. aohnson was in Wrangell on a few days leave visiting with her son-in. aw and daughter MT and Mrs E. si. sharnbrofch and family.
 Al a long dining table, set with iace cloth and silver, Mrs. l. C.. B.orge and Mrs. J. L. Ripley pour d. alternated by Mrs Einar Otte- son and Mrs. sharnbroich. Mrs. C.. q steear assisted the hostess in re cpiying and serving.
 Mrs. Thornquist's hospitality gave Mrs. Johnson a chance to visit with her many old time Wrangell friends as the Johusons are a pioneer fam fly in the community. Many called during the tea hours of three to five.
 Mrs. Johnson left this week on the Princess boat to resume her duties in Juneau.
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NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES

of Wrangell nance Ordi l--- ar Ordinance No. TT of the Town of Wrangell provides that the names of all candidates for the offices of Mayor, Councilmen and Members of the School Board shall be filed with the Municipal Clerk at least 15 days before election, to entitle any such name to such filing; such name shall be accompanied by a petition of at least twenty qualified voters of the Town ofWrangell.
 THE COMMON COUNCIL
 OF THE TOWN OF
 WRANGELL
 By L. B. Chisholm, Clerk
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SALVATION ARMY

Sunday 1O:O0 a. m. Chapel ser vice at Wrangel Institute: 11:00 a. m. Holiness meeting. 2:30 p. m. Sunday School; 7:3O D. m. Saliva tion meeting.
 Thursday, 7:OO p. m. Home League.
 Friday, 7:3O D. m. Week night service.
 Monday, 7.30 p. m. Week night service.
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Proof

You prove your pudding by eat- in~ if. but if you want to know the proof of whiskey you will find It on the label on the bottle. But there are many people who don [ know just exactly what whiskey proof means. The explanation IS quite simple. It requires only a lit file. quick mental arithmetic.
 The easiest way to explain 1t IS to say that proof" means double percent alcohol, ie.: when a label tells you that the bottles content is 100 proof, it means 5O9o alcohol, by volume: 90 proof, then would mean 45%; and S6 proof means that the whiskey contains 43b al cohol, by volume.
 There is a definite trend to light CT, lower proof alcoholic beverages, both in our nation and in the Brit ish Empire and this trend te light ness is not confined entirely to whiskey People seem to go in for lighter food; they wear lighter clothing (remember the red fan nels of yesteryear0, and they smoke lighter, blended cigarettes. And the cars we drive today are lighter and so are our railroad trains and coaches, due to lighter alloys (blends) in palce of the old, heavy iron.
 And think you should know. too that there is no relation be- tween proof and quality in an al coholic beverage. Proof tells you how strong the whiskey is in aI- coholic content by volume, but quail ity is more or less a personal matter of which you alone are the sole judge.
 What really inspired this piece was the chuckle we got from friend who thought that 100 proof meant 1OO9o, which, of course il doesn't. He remembered his spelling tests when he was a schoolboy. His teacher marked his paper lOO% when he had all the words right; and if he missed a couple he got 90Go or 85%, which was pretty gcol. but it wasn't perfect. Don't let that fool you when it comes to proof
 Since neither this article, nor any 1th.r which preceded it, nor those which. will follow, are intended toi be controversial, We want to hasten 10 assure you that perhaps YOU prefer the heavier and higher proof whiskies, and if you do, we won't 1uarrel with you. But most respect fully, we suggest a little trip off the main line to see some new scenery; make some new taste ex- plorations. A change of pace toI lighter, lower proof blended whis- key might make your taste buds Say, Boss, that's it!" And, that will be proof" too, of the point we are trying to make THE TRENDS TO BLENDS.
 FREE-Would you like handsome booklet containing the first ten ar ticles in this series? Just write your name and address on the back of a penny postal and send it to me, seare of Schenley International Cor poration, $50 Fifth Avenue, New York l, N. Y. It's yours for the asking.
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HOME FOB SIMMER

MT. and Mrs Ole GundersOn re- turned to Wrangel this week after a winter spent in Seattle They were accompanied by son Fred who will return to Seattle, returning to Wrangel later in the spring with his wife and baby.
 MT. and Mrs Ole Gunderson are now at home at their local resi- dence.
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SPECIFIC CEILING PRICES
 GO INTO EFFECT ON LIQUOR

Specific ceiling prices on bottled liauor become effective on Monday March 6, according to Mrs. Frank Barnes, local OPA clerk. She an nounces that dealers will have them posted but anyone who desires to have a list of these prices may se- cure one by calling at the OPA of flee at the City Hall.
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sPoRTsMEN's MEETING

The sdline sportsmen's Club of Wrangell ill hold an important meeting Monday. March 6, at 7:30 at the Fire Hall. it is announced by President r. G. Hanford Trapping matters will be discussed.
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cATHnIIC nHnRCH

Catholic services each Sunday during the winter months are. Wrangell Institute, 7:15 a. m. Lo- cal parish 1O:0O a. m. The Rev. Father N. Hoch pastor
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NOTE-From time to time, in this space there will appear an article which we hope will be of interest to our fellow Americans. This Is number twelve of a series.
 SCHENLEY INTERNATIONAL
 CORP, NEW YORK
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@SIF HE'D ADS

WANTED TO BUY - Standard typewriter. any make, or will trade Underwood portable as part pay ment See Geo. Sumption 15-2t
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10 LuNEAn- AND RACK

Fred Cunningham, manager of the local Coliseum Theater. made a round trip to Juneau on the Prin- cess boat this week, going up on business for the Teater.
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Sgt. Fred J. WisweIl left this week for Seattle where he will spend a furlough with relatives.
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St. PHILIPS GUILD

St Philips Guild will meet Wed nesday, March 8, with Mrs. Hill Barring on as hostess.
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LEGION AUXILIARY

American Legion Auxiliary will meet at s D. m. Monday in the Dug out and a fullattendance is desired
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Drop in at The Mode to see the new line of indiyidualized lovIiness which can be yours - if you use ----- La Jolie Cosmetics -----
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BY JEFF

South Pacific Aerial Exploits Gross First William Campbell, U S. M C., Minneapolis for his solo bombing attack against five Jap transports and destrOyers While ship and shore batteries concentrated all their fire against him. filling the air with k he debOmbd the ship formation blasted with direct hit The War Bond you buy today will help load bomb racks to shater Jap supply lines.
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