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The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
CANINE MARINES BACK FOR REST CURE

CAMP LEJEUNE, N. c. Seven heroic Marine dogs, suffering from shell shock and war neurosis. have been returned from Bougainviue for a rest cure at Camp LeJeune.
 The canine veterans, first of any war dogs to be returned to the states are not without honor. Otto. wounded by a Japanese sniper. bears a citation similar to the Pur- pie Heart. Ruff is the mother of nine puppies, eight of which re- mained in the solomons as Marine mascots.
 They will be treated and after recovery may be sent back to battle areas. Those unfitted for further service will be given honorable dis charges
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09

visit such newly developed Soviet industrial centefs ,bs Novosibirsk. Tashkent. Krasnoyark, Stalinsk. semipalatinsk and Alma Alta. Sov- jet Asia is the home of 40 million people.
 Wallace apparently agrees with what Lattimore and others have been saying for years - that the questions of our relations with Soviet Asia will become ever more important. and that peace in the Pacific depends fundamentally up on Russo-Chinese-American under standing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
By JAMES D. WHITE Associated Press

WASHINGTON - There isn't so much mystery in Mr. Walace's trip To China iw you think a bit about what is going on in China, what is about to happen in that part of the world. and examine seriously what both Mr Wallace and President Roosevelt have said about the trip.
 The Men With Him
 Look closely at the government experts who went with him:
 One is John Hazard. chief Iaison officer Of the Foreign Economic Ad- ministration's Division of Soviet Supply. Another is John Carter Vim cent chief of the State Depart ments Division of Chinese Affairs. The third is Owen Lattimore. Far Eastern specialist and deputy direc- tor of ehe Office of War Informa- ton.
 In our government, Mir. Wallace is next to President Roosevelt. and as such will be received by the Chinese and Siberians. Never before has an American of usch high of ficial standing visited the Orient.
 In China. he will find 45O.OOO.- GOO people proud with 4.O00 years of national civilization. con- fsed buy ruinous imitation, all but exhausted by seven years of war fare.
 FDR's Message
 He will tell them. "Neither the swamps of Burma nor the HimaIaya mountains nor Japanese warships shall stop America from bringing all possible and prompt aid to this great and enduring people" This is his message to them from President Roosevelt
 But he will find many Chinas. The Chinese are the hard-working masses who have stuck it out. sym bolized to Americans by Generalis- simo and Madame Chiang Kai-shek. They also are the peasant "commun- ists'' in the north. isolated by China's largest politically effective class - the landlord d-banker-mer- chant conservatives who are the financial backbone of Chiang's gov ernment - and they are the pro- fiteers - like those who exploited
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
Wallace Bears
 Cheering Message
 To China, SOvietS

the Burma Road. when it was op- eraling. by smuggling in consumer goods instead of war materials
 China euvisious herself to become a great industrial power. But no Chinese believe this can happen without aid from abroad.
 The Future Of China
 President Roosevelt is said 10 visualize China as a great demo cratic stabilizing power in the Pa cifie of the future But today China is ruled by a one-party government different from that in Germany but containing the seeds of ultra nationalism in some of it's officials. according To a crescendo of reports from American correspondents who. at the same time, give the Chinese full marks for courage and inher- ent democracy
 In addition to taking a message to the Chinese people, Wallace is to do a reporting job The President says:
 Eastern Asia will play a very important part in the future his tory of the world. Forces are being unleashed there which are of the utmost importance to our future peace and prosperity. The Vice President, because of his present position as well as his training in economics and agriculture. is un- usually well fitted to bring both 10 me and to the people of the United States a most valuable first-hand report"
 Russo-Chinese Relations
 In other words, the questions are raised. Where is China heading now and after the war? Is she go- ing to become an alI-out demo- oraey? Can her capitalists and com munists get together? Can she get along, perhaps. with the Russians, with whom she shares the worlds longest land frontier?
 It's understood that MT. Wallace actually will spend more time in Siberia than in China itself. He'll
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
RENDERING UNTO CEAsAR

bUi1LINdION, N. CA farmer, notified that he had underpaid his income tax by one cent, applied for a money order which cost ten cent fee plus three cents in postage. When a postal clerk suggested that he enclose a penny, the farmer re- piled: No, sir! It's worth IS cents to get a receipt to stop those dun ming penny letters from the govern ment."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
LEGAL NnTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA WRANGELL PRECINCT, FIRST Division
 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND REPORT OF EXECUTRIX
 IN THE MATTER OF THE Es- TATE OF CHAS. BENJAMIN, DECEASED
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mary Lillian Benjamin, Executrix of the estate of Chas. Benjamin, de- ceased, has made and filed her final account and report, and petition for decree of distribution, and that July IS, 1914, at o'clock P. M, in the courtroom of the U. S. Com missioner in the Federal Bildfnug, Wrangell, Alaska, has been desig- mated the time and place for hear ing objections to said final account ing and petition.
 Dated, Wrangell, Alaska, May IS, 1944.
 RICHARD SUR ATT
 Probate Judge First publication May 19, 1914 Last publication June 9, 1914
  IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA WRANGELL PRECINCT, FIRST Division
 NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETI- TON FOR WIDOWS AWARD IN THE MATTER OF THE HS- TATE OF PAUL TORGRAMSEN, DECEASED
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Edna Torgramsen has filed her petition in the above entitled court for the statutory award for herself and minor children, and that a hearing on said petition will be had July 10, 1914, at o'clock P. M. in ] the courtroom of the U. S. Commis- sioner in the Federal Building Wrangell, Alaska, at which time and place objection to the granting of said award will be heard.
 Dated, Wrangell Alaska, May IS 1914.
 RICHARD SURATT Probate Judge First publication May 19, 1914 Last publication June g, 1914
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
Air Force Ii. Cleans Up
 Plane Names
(By Associated Press) By FRANKLIN BANKER

AT A U. $. BOMBER BASE IN ENGLAND - American bombers blasting a wayahead of our invasion army in Europe are more moral iu flying over enemy territory The captivating nude maidens adorning the noses of American bombers are being dressed up in panties and bras and the planes names are be- ing toned down in a cleanup cam paign started indirectly by the Nazis. The crusade began after sev- 'eral creWmen of the Flying Fortress Murder, Ine.," with the bomber 5 name painted on their leather fly ing jackets, parachuted into the hands of the Germans from their shot-up plane.
 Goebbels' propaganda immediately capitalized on it. Photographs of the atrmen in their Murder, Inc, jackets and a flood of propaganda depicted the Tanks as gangsters and murderers of civilians.
 Shortly afterwards clergymen in Britain and the United States pro- tested the bombing of German cities.
 The Proper Attitude
 Taking the cue. the Eighth Air Force asked it's combat men to re- move from the planes all the names that were brutal or obnoxious, since they did not reflect the proper at titude toward the seriousness of their task.
 Thus such names as "Murderer's 'sI Row." "NuDture," "Hesitatin' Illus sy9 and "Sweaty Betty were out no matter if they had made head. lines back home because of theI heroism of their crews on raids.
 On the other hand. Air Force of ficialdom cast an approving eye on such selections as Dear Mom, " "Superstitious Aloysius, Pride of the Yankees , You Buy 'EM, We'll Drop EN-" "Pin-up Girl" First Love-" Pride of Brooklyn" "Reil- ly's Racehorse," Dallas Rebel, "Grumlin' Gremlin," San Antonio Rose," "Goering's Nightmare, :" "Picklepuss," Luscious Duchess, ? Winnie, the Pooh" and MT. Smith (so called for all the smiths in America.)
 The question of the alluringIy painted nudes was left to the dis cretion of the commanding. officers of bomber groups. Since boisterous names were abolished, most of the c. O.'s felt that modesty should ap- ply in this case, too-so CT artists started painting "undies" on the femmes A little more apparel was needed for Pistol Packin Mama, who wore only a broad-brimmed hat, a couple of pistols, gloves and boots.
 Clearing House For Names
 To check up on the anmes, a sort of Will Hays procedure was set up. Fortress groups were instructed to submit lists of bomber names to their division public relations of l ficer. If the PRO, acting in the capacity of a censor, felt that the names were contrary to the clean up order, he requested that they be changed
 Capt. E. J. Bud" Huber. divi- sion PRO and Boston advertising man in peacetime, expressed belief the cleanup was '"one of the best things we ever did"
 There are plenty of nice names tO ahnnan ha ,af1 |, better to have a name that conjures up a pleasant or romantic thought and really means something. A lot
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
Appian Way, Military
 Highway, Still Good
 After 1900 years Use

lake carried the coyote to the is land They expressed doubt any ami nal could swi m far without strangling on the salt.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
TEETH BITE ON REACH

SYDNEY, Australia- Freak coIli sions are the order on Sydney S crowded beaches. One collider was bitten by false teeth of the collidee and a piece of broken plate was em- bedded in his scalp. Both went to the hospital.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-03-30

to i. point on linz. Of land Of Orville Frazee
thence by land Of Oryille frazee. $. - degrees
Oo minute West 1000 feet to the place Of
BEGINNING. containing Is acres. more or less.
lh, above Described l.nd j. 81 part Of the
first tract Of land which John Price witoWer.
conveyed tp Ruthrrt ,rd f. Spur"in by deed
dated May L. 1920 aud recorded in the Office
Of the Clerk IF the Circuit Court Of Garrett
County. Maryland, in Deed Book Vol. II.
Pare 100. .
PARCEL I/94
Situate in No. > District. County Of Gar
rett. State of Maryland. and bein% more par
ticulary described follows:
lehL-oi-Way line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and corner to land of Orville Fra
zee; * l,&26.25G.6 GS9G2G. T. Maryland
state System of Coordinatrs. Grid North de-
gree 20 minutes West Of True North; thence
leaving the westerly riEht-uf-way line Of the
Baltimore und Ohio Railroad. by land of
Crvillc Fr:lce. by lines: South - degree
IS minutes West l2l.9 feet: and North II
degrees - minutes West i0s.O feet To a point
in Buttalo Run and on line Of land Of Mil
ton " Artier. thence down Buffalo Run, by
land OF Milton W. Artice. North - tegrees
81 minutes East 1890 feet to the aLyye men
toned westerly right-oi-way line Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad thence along the
westerly rght-uf-v,ay line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. by > lines: On curve 10
the left. havIn" radius of SG9O2 feet. dis
lance Of 1897 feet to the Point of tangency
Of said curve; and south 5 degrees - min
utes East 2Sl9 feet TO the place of beginning,
containing liz acres, more or less.
The above described land IS substantially
the same land which himmel FraZee and Ella
traZte, ms wife. conveyed to Daniel K. Ar
tice and Elizabeth Article. his wife. by deed
dated June >, 1926, and recorded in the Office
Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Garrett
County. Maryland. in Deed Book Vol. 3d.
PARCELS L/9jA x L/95B
Those tw" certain parcels of land situate
Of Maryland. and beina more particularly de-
sCrIbed rs follows:
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zee. Of which this parcel is a pant by
| line. North 80 Iot"prs 30 minute Wet "o1 "
! feet Il, a point in the center of th- aforesaid
! public iaaeadam road; North 81 degrees o..
| Iainuta+ West "IlU feet Leaving thu. road =.
\ n 5rth - degrees II minutes West SSH feet 3.
I md North 10 degrees % nuut"s West CT
| fact to It point ON line of land of Allen j. VI.
! FIte: thence by land of Allen j. N. Fike, by
v lines, North 81 degrees - minutes East
/ 100 feet to q point in the center of the
| aforesaid public rnacadam road and North
! 2 degrees 81 minutes West s1.l feet along
| the ccuterline of said road, to the place of he
| ginning containing ll.32 acres. more or less.
| The above described land is "a part of that
same land which GEORGE w. Fri,lee and Adj
ellie Frazee his wife conveyed to A. Donald
| Fr:.Zce, by deed dated March s.. 1929. and re-
, corded in the Office of the Clerk of the Cir
| cunt Court of Garrett County. Maryland. in
| Deed Book VOL lO2, Pace $50. rcserving. how
/ ever. to the aid George W. Flazee and Nd.
! ellie Fra2ee Is 4 condition precedent 10 thc
! passing Of title. 4 certain yearly payment, so
! long either or both Of them may live, and
| two Yeas after the death Of the survivor. the
payment by the said \. Donald trazrr of %
f,crtIin sum Of money to Sarah }. Piper: the
| said GEORGE W. Frazee died February -, l"a5,
| and the said Adele Fra2re died March 81
| 1899 the said Sarah j. Piper ACKNOWLEDGED
receipt of the aid SUM vt money by her Re
! cept ana Release dated and re-
corded in the Clerks Office aforesaid in Decd
! Book Vol. Page thus vestin@ the
, entire fee simple I'll, in the said A. DonulJ
| tr;.Hcc.
PARCEL L/lO6
Situate in District No. =. County of Gar
! rctt. State of Maryland. and beiu" more par
( tculariy described follows:
: BEGINNING at a point in the center of
public macadam road, cornsr to land of Henry
System Of Coordinates. Grid North degree
| 30 minutes West Of True North; thence,
leaving the road, by land Of Franklin L. Fra
/ Il tAaT mi
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-03-30

.r.r .' HI 'aud tu Ais widow. Matte
haHr. .n. .lr. "lth remainder 10 his Two
-au.- H'r.r. Lsmp and Alvin kamp. equally
Doc .I.I N:t.ir kamp. Dorsey kamp and
Alvin hamp. ue.ne 500 seized thereof, CON
s,srd their portion of aid land 10 the said
/ Elmer Ramp lg decd dated October % 1874.
aad recorded ju thc Office of the Clerk of The
! Circuit Court of Garrett County. Maryland, in
Decd Book NoL no. Pace 40.
PARCELS LISA LISSB
Those t"o certain parcels of i.nd situate in
; No. District. County OF Garrett. State of
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zee North y DEGREES or minute East 1g2
les thence cp by ' land Of OryIte Frazee +,
: , lines: North n degrees ii minutes East
| II minute Easr IIGI5 fart. a5nin rro[siua
aid public earth road and Buffalo Run to
the piarc of beyinnino, containing ul.I5
acrra more or less
The above described land is n part of that
Jonathan Frazee by deed dated .Iulv y, ISL.
and recorded in the. Office for the RECORDING of
deeds in Allegheny County. MARYLAND. in Deed
Book Vol : Page 1873 and the and Jonathan
/ Frazee. being so seized thereof died intest:.te
leaving to survive him as his only heirs at
law. widow, Elizabeth FraZee and the fol-
lowing heirs, namely: jeremiah FraZep Eph.
Ram Fra2ea, Judson Fra1ee. jefferson Fra
/ zee Iucrrtia Fra2ee, lutal.s Frazee. William
Frazee. Elizabeth Frazee and Barbara Thomas
and the said Barbara Thomas and Elijah
Thomas. her husband conveyed all their right,
tile and interest in said land to the said lei.
/ terson IraZce by deed dated May % 4sGS. and
recorded in the. office for The rea1rdiug Of deeds
in Alie"hany County Maryland. il Deed Book
Vol =. Pace 10, and the said hand there
after became vested ia hudson Frazer by the
| five following deeds. the first two Of which
are recorded in the otce for the recording
Of deeds ia Allegheny County. Maryland. and
the last three Of which are recorded in the
Office Vi the CLERK Of the Circuit Court OF
| Garrett County. Maryland: a. Deed from
jefferson Frazrc and Emily /. Erazee his
wife. and Lphraim G. FraZre and Sidney +.
, Frazee, his wife, dated April g, 1870, and
recorded in Deed Book Vol. -. Page III: ~
Deed from Jeremiah Frazee and HiIly Fra
zee. his wife. dated March p. 500, and
Deed from james II. Spear and Lucretia
Spear, his wife. and Lutelas Frazee and Susan
/ fraZee his wife, and William Frazee, dated
May 3. 1880. and recorded in Deed Book Vol.
Is. Page $50 tIJ Deed from Elizabeth Fra
zee. widow of Jonathan Fra2ee, dated June
%. 1897, and recorded in Deed Book Vol b,
Pace 46"; and 90 Deed from John W.
Thomas. attorney for Elizabeth f. Cecil. dated
iAH in, AaAIR ft,L-
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SEAL CHAS. w. ZIMMERMAN
Clark.
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Situate in District No. > County of Car
rett. State of Maryland and being more par
ticuarly described follows:
BEGINNING at Il Post, corner to land of
Frazee * l.$27.s42.S; GS4,4SS.o- Maryland
State System Of Coordinates. Grid North l de
gree 30 minutes West of True North thence
by land of Donald a. Frazee North de-
corner to land of Franklin l.. Frazee thence
by land of Franklin l.. Frazce. by 2 lines
North 70 degrees - minutes East 1905 feet
a. Post; and South degrees OF minutes
East 1906 feet to point in the center of
public macadam road and corner to land of
Umbel Estate: thence, leaving said road
through land of Leila A. Lyle. of which this
pgrccl is part by lines North r. de
grees % minutes West 1915 feet; and North
81 degrees 06 minutes West 149.S feet to Il
point on line of land Of Waiter Lowdermik
thence. by land Of Walter Lowdermilk, North
6 degrees so minutes West 22S.2 feet to the
place Of beginning, containing I'll acres.
more or less.
The above described land is "A part of that
same land which Earl Bnwser and Barbara
A. Bowser. his wife. conveyed TO Leila A.
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Garrett County, Maryland, in Deed Book
PARCEL L/ll5
Situate in District No. .. County of Car
rctt State Of Maryland. and being more par
ticularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point i'm the center Of a
public mac..dam road corner to land of Umbe
I32S3tl.0; Y Sl1G20--Maryand State Sys-
tenn of Ccor1inatcs, Grid North | degree 80
minutes West of True North thence, along
the centeriinc of said road and by land of
utcs East l5l.4 feet to point, corner to land
of William Durham Heirs thence, confirm
ing along the centerhnc of said road, and by
land of William Durham Heirs, South G5 de-
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FARRELL Ia
Situate in No. District, County of Garrett,
state of Maryland. and being more particular
" described as follows:
BEGINNING at Fence Corner, corner to
land Of Garrett County School District and
land Of Albert Silbaugh * l,$29,0O2:S Y
662 1884 Maryland State System of Coordi-
mates, Grid North | degree 30 minutes West
of True North thence by land of Albert Sill
b&ugh by lines North 35 degrees q MN
utes West 400 feet North Al degrees So
minutes East 1851 feet and South 81 de
grees iG minutes East 25l.S feet t. n post
corner to land of Franklin l.. Frazee thence
by land of Franklin l.. Frazee, South 81 de-
grees 06 minutes East 1898 feet entering a
public earth road to point on the centeriine
thereof and corner to land of Garrett County
School District; thence leaving the road, by
land Of Garrett County School District, South
80 degrees Is minutes West 2Tl.3 feet to the
place Of beginning, containing 2l3 acres
more less.
The above described land is substantially
the same land which Frederick Grove and
Laura c. Grove his wife, conveyed to Zadoc
Grove. by deed dated May u 1920; and re-
corded in the Office of the Clerk of the CIR
cult Court of Garrett County. Maryland IN
Deed Book Vol. 79, Page Boz and the said
Iadoc Grove, being so seized thereof died
intestate in October, 1924, leaving to survive
him his only heirs at law, his widow. Alice
Grove, and two daughters Irene Miller and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
ROOM FOR WARREN

CHICAGO. Ian L. CUP) Re
publican leaders returned home
today. urging about efforts "a
provide soldiers and sailors with
a ballot after selecting Chicago
as the site OF the partyS nouiina-
ton convention 10 he held the
week OF June 26.
There was a boom for Gov Earl
Warren Of California As a vice
presidential candidate AS tho con-
ference broke up
The national committee adopted
a resolution urging that men and
women above u in the armed
forces bc provided with a ballot
and calling upon legislative agen-
cieS 10 enact within the frame
work of the federal and state
constitutions. laws which will as
sure them of Il vote
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
George
Defends
Tan Hill

WASHINGTON Jan u lINS)
Senator George/eI5l Of Georgia,
chairman OF the/Sena'e finance
answered President
Roo>cvclts criticism Of the s.
275 100000 tax bhl today boy de-
clarng thar taxes can De- too h.eh
even IN time of wan
Il am not Interested in midi
viduals except that l hope that
every employer and every indi-
vidual NpaNer can have
enough meat on the bones
after the war to provide the
jobs he viii need said George
The Senate which yesterday
adopted an amendment inecln- >
social security pay roll taxes over
treasury opposition today -was 20
begin consideration of the IndI-
Vdual tax hure-f1
The IS 10 II vote by which he
social security amendment WIS
adopted forecast general approx /
OF the finance committee bi'I The
measure increases Vac burden n
individual taxpayers about 90
million dollars instead of the *
billions asked by 'he treasury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
|G0P Adnirer
OF Broker Gets
Committee Post
BY GEORGE ROTHNNELL
BROWN /
special 70 THE DETROIT TINES

CHICAGO Jan PA man who
less than a year ago strongly on
dorSed Gov Bricker OF Ohio a.
one who would make a great
president OF the United States
today was appointed BY Chairman
Harrison Z Spanglcr OF the Re
publican National Committee 10
be chairman of the powerful COM
mittce on arrangements OF the
next Republican national conven-
ton.
He is Walter s Hallanan ma
tional committeeman of West Nlr-
ginia. His committee is of vital
importance since sometime IN late
March or early in April il will
select the Republican leader who
will sound the keynote OF the 1914
presidential campaign and thus
stamp the political qualifications
that the nominee should possess
Hallanan was a supporter of
Wendell l. Willkic m 1870, bur
his enthusiasm for the standard
bearer OF four years ago is re-
ported 10 have cooled considerably
since then
HIS previous endorsement Of
Broker as one admirably fitted
for the presidency is regarded As
Of much significance AZ this time
West Virginia will send a Bricker
delegation 10 the Chicago conven-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
iTH TERM INDICATION

On the political side. many
members thought Of a fourth
-tnrRl- candidacy when the Pfesi-
dent told of his Cairo and Teheran
conferences where he discussed
vital questions concerning the
future peace
There was like reaction when ne
spoke about the last wal when
such discussions did not even
begin until The shooting had
stopped Many members felt this
indicated the President would
like 10 continue in office so his
practical experience in meeting
men like Prime Minister Church
III and Marshal Stain could be
used a. the peace table
However his message was re-
ceived by the American people It
created little enthusiasm in Con
gross. The Senate heard u read
by a clerk IN utter silence-not
one single round Of applause
ffrT TIT ff-ff0USc- me KcpUDfTCans
sat quietly while Democrats rose
IN reluctant delay 10 give II a
mild round Of applause at its con-
CluSlOn