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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE,
FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
435 Southern Building.

THOS. J. OWEN q SON, AUCTIONEERS.
435 Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OP VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK BUSINESS PROPERTY,
7O9 g STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No.. 7006. folio So, ct
seq, Of the land records Of the District of
Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustees
will sell at public auction, in front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, THE TWENTY
FOUR O'Clock PM, The foilowins-
described land and premises, situate in the
District Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as
and being part Of original lot in Square
429: BEGINNING at point on G Street
20 feet East Of the Southwest corner Of
said lot; thence East on said G Street 20
feet: thence North 100 feet; thence West
20 feet: thence South 100 feet to point Of
beginning; Subject 70 right Of way over
Of Of, s. L 1ooooG s..d in cash or csItied check
veyancing, recording, revenue stamps. etc.
complied with within thirty days from Cay
of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser. after
five days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published In WASHINGTON,
D. C.. -
A. SCOTT OFTUTT,
my17.2 20 0,22,24,27 Trustees.
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NEAR ROCKVUI,F MD
EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM
small, FARMS
ABSOLUTE AUCTION,

Beautiful building sites, ., 3. 4 &, It
and 30 acres EACH. some cleared, some
wooded will be sold at
ABSOLUTE AUCTION,
SATURDAY, MAY p. 3 PM
Located at Redland. Montgomery Co,
Md, Sale for the purpose of liquidating
ba lance of the CaShell estates. viii posi-
lively be sold to the highest bidder. re-
gardeSS of price. Buy in neighborhood
where you can always resell. value, plus
popularity. No better spot in Montgomery
via svef spFng f8T %anor county cdS
and Norbeck to property, or go through
Rockville via Derwood to property: II
on property. Terms, IOfo cash on day OF
sale. l5lc IN i days, balance "A months,
F BACHE ALERT. TRUSTEE: ALBERT
NJ. BOUIC. ATTORNEY, ROCKVILLE.
N C. HINES & SONS, AUCTIONEERS,
WaShingtOn Telephone DI 1889
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

NEED SEVERAL 4-FAMILY FLATS.
NV. or ne; also small apt bldg UP to
S65 900 all cash.
OLIVER r CARR MA "S65
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

sos KENNEDY ST. N.W.-One store, 2
spts, 2-car garage: gas heat; rented for
inspection by appointment only. Mr..
Ralne, AD. 2979. Marshall j. Waple Co.,
s-FAMiLY HOUSE, new. detached, on
corner; located at 1912 Lee blvd, Arling-
ton: each apt. contains 5 rms, porch;
Eayment, S49.50: price. S11 1900; terms,
81 900 cash. For further information cali
MI Greenhouse, l112 10th st. NV,
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WOODLAWN VILLAGE

I2 BLOCKS OFF GLEBE RID, ARLINGTON.
Probably the most attractive bungalow
section in the greater Washington area
and close IN. ) spacious rooms, living
side porch Both bedrooms viii take twin
beds. Large tioored area on the second
floor with plenty of Windows and offset for
extra bath. VIDE lot amply laWned and
shrubbed A good buy at S995u with sub
stantlal cash. Mr., Kelly Gil 92G4.
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AEkOPkANES.
LEARN TO FLY.

Student instruction for men and women
given daily. sundays and holidays; J-3 Cub,
TAYLOR craft and Stinson: rates reasonable:
accommodations at field for meals and
rooms; special price for private license
course; caHzService from Warrenton to air
port Phone or write
VICTORY FLYING SERVICE,
Zeger Field. Phone Warrenton 95-J-l1.
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WOODBRIDGE.

A most attractive bungalow, close to
transportation. First floor has living
room with brick fireplace dining room.
kitchen. sunroom: two large bedrooms and
mense bedroom and bath Oil h.-w.h.,
large front porch, gear garage. Beauti-
fully landscsped lot. S10,750.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS,
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LANHAM PARK = 5-R. AND B. NEW
So to r. No 80, bus; only S6,650, $3.50
down; r and nd b. big grounds: nearby nearby
b., Ia, -S5.450. 20qs down, bal S42 mo.
Farms. lots. bay cottage. N. Z. RYON
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.con,,. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RHODE ISLAND AVE NE, IN THE
heart of the best business section. near
10th st.-7-room house. baths. hot
SatsT ssore hss bse vor Sn rs. S s5slss r.
Wv louis P. sHoEMAKER.
1719 K st. NV MA. 1855.
CHURCH ST. NV. BETWEEN 14th AND
9TH sts;-2nd commercial, lot 21h BY 90
#. to alley. The decent-looking old frame
convenience, but the owner says the Income
is about 500 per month. collected by the
week. Price. $4,000; fair figure for the
N. - LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
Exeslien{ downtoNn AN location. Price,
operator or ANTIQUE dealer could occupy
the attractive first-foor store and find
profitable investment in the upstairs apart
''e"''' RosERT iHIsss " lVis.hs.0" SAVAGE. sec
S13 Union Trust Building.
GEORGIA AVE.
Store and apt. above, ideal for any
porch; terms can be arranged. Cali Mr..
Rusmisel, co. DIAL. after 6.
Alex K. Anderson & Co., EX. 5000.
M ST. IN GEoRGEToWN-sl1,0 900.
E NEsR conn. AVE. AND <. f. I. 'sH AYES. S.
800 So Fl. OF FLOOR SPACE
PRICE. $4,000.
N5AE s5ToR9 G3NE ANb bVE cELhAR AsR EEE Eousg ST.
oTis ELEVAToRePAR SPACE.
l.. w. GROOMES,
l719 EYE ST
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DAM A. WESCHLER & son, Auctioneers
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

INDIAN 1910 Jr Scout, good condition
61OO. Ext 1887 2S$
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$21, 1,950-WAKEFIELD, D. C.

SLI LI,SCU-W AfAEr IELD, y. =.
Near Woodrow Wilson High.
comparatively new eenter-hall brick
home. delightfully."- situated and convenient
to both Woodrow Wilson and Alice Deal
High Schools. Modern conveniences and
First-fioor den, ultra modern kitchen
master bedroom with private bath and
child's room or den adjoining; 2 other
bedrooms and bath; large attic, recreation
room, 2 freplaces, air-conditioned auto
matte heat, attached garage. Shown by
appt. This evening call MIR. COND1T,
THOS. j FISHER & CO, INC.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
LIST, YOUR VIRGINIA PROPERTY WITH
us for prompt sale. We have many
prospective purchasers.
B. NJ. SMITH,
240S Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
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American University Park.

A practically new center-hall brick
home in q perfect handicapped setting,
lovely living room with screened porch
adjoining. dining room, knotty pine library
with lavatory, master bedrm. with private
bath. 2 additional bedrooms and bath,
third floor with finished rooms; features
include Venetian blinds, storm windows
and doors throughout, automatic heat with
nice grounds, rock garden. flowers, etc.
owner leaving the city will give prompt
possession. Priced under 100000. This
Thos. J. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
r3S eth st Realtnrs DI RS20
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Williamsburg Cape Cod.

VAUANI-
Overlooking a most attractive section,
near Washington Golf and Country Club
We have this preWar built home Just re-
OCCUPANCY II has 3 bedrooms. slate roof
huilt-in garage, oil heat, nice lot Sub
stantlal cash required Price. S10.500
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.,
22o4 Wilson Blvd. Gil 1900.
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE, suitable for repair work, hold
. or cars: End comm. zone. Best ref.
furn. Call Trinidad S027 between 8 and
pm. or RE. 1900, Ext. 7660I between
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGES. brick; one 5-cer, one 2-car,
81 siso :. one salv, gar gear; all on one lot:
2791 2Sth st. NV. Make good site for ant.
bldg. or dwelling. CO. 779s
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BOSS & PHELPS.

$3.50 Nebraska Ave.-$19,5O0.
CORNER BROAD BRANCH RID.
Chevy Chase, D. C.---Beautiful stone brick
frame home, center-hall Colonial, built by
one of Washingtons best builders. Large
living. dining rooms. de luxe kitchen with
breakfast room large screened porch. 3
room and storage room. third floor; gas
heat, built-in garage. Fronts. 125 feet on
each street. Beautiful .shrubbery; home
immaculate condition. Vacant.
LESLIE D. MEASELLs
1927 Eye St NV WO 62o1 .
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STORE VALUES,

900 Kennedy St n.w.-Large store, 2
toilets, h.-wh., 5000.
716 11th st. s.e.-Store and rooms,
500.
2241 Nichols ave. s.e.-Large store,
20x60, S75.
No: 81 H st. n.w.-Large store. $50.
1719 North Capitol-Corner store. S65.
122 D st. S.e.-Store, $1,000.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol Realtors Ma 673O.
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CHEVY CHASE. d. c

Fine old frame home, west of Conn.
ave; LIST floor, large square reception hall,
attractive stairway, living room, dining
room, buffers pantry and kitchen; 2nd
floor, large bedrooms with ia baths
3rd floor. bedrooms, bath and large
storage space; full basement; oil hot
water heat: detached garage; very wide
porches Lot landscaped and covered
with massive trees. This home is cheap
at $4,000. Call Miss Allen,
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave: GE. 1870.
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$500, TERMS

Large 6-room house large front cement
electric stoyP are Level darder lana I't1
chicken house Immediate possession. Il
miles from District line M O. Jarvis,
"a n
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SEAsHoRe PROPERTY
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEAUTIFULLY FURN. COTTAGE neaI
beach VentnOr, N. J will rent by week
r-ill .IlIne ~ 80 Nnek
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1417 K st. NV.
BRIARCLIFF,

MODERN 7-RooM COLONIAL.
Adjacent to Kent, in one of the city's
finest restricted residential sections. This
interestins and GOOD looking home. will
size house with such features as den.
lavatory, bedrooms, Q baths. paneled
recreation room with fireplace, maid S
room and bath. No better value in this
entire area today at $4,000. Several
other homes available ranging in price UP
10 S3S,500. Please call Mr.. Young, WO.
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ANNANDALE- VA

7-room brick home bedrooms. -
baths, tull basement: air-cond OIL heat,
2-acre LOT; price. S9.I5U substantial cash
c. S. SHILLINGBURG. 1913 Lee hgwy
ATilngf on, Oxford o6h1
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HOUSES FOR SALE (Cont.)

WEST OF CONN. AVE. IN
CLOSE-IN CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Sl5,750. This detached center-hall
Dutch Colonial, clapboard house, close to
Conn. ave, has 4 bedrooms, baths, maids
room, concrete side porch, garage, and oil
neat. 1t needs redecoratins but owner
occupant will give possession
Phone DI. 1015 Until PM
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Est. 1887.
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NEAR MINNESOTA AVE.
EXTRA SPECIAL,

true center-hali brick detached Co.
lonial, in excellent condition. Huge dining
room with fireplace, den and lavatory
closets. large bedrooms. oak ioors
throughout: baths. Stairway and in-
dry basement, automatic heat. 2-car
garage. Liberal terms to responsible pur-
chaser and immediate possession. Phone
Major Lane, MA. $500. Evenings and
Sunday, WI $3.50
BOSS & PHELPS,
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THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE uNINd-
sEeyED essT or aR4EN2 sHT2pfRTg sRTgATE rsEEq JgsT
SOUTHEAST WITH FRONTAGE ON
NORTH AND SOUTH SIDE OF HANNA
PLACE AS WELL AS THE NORTHERLY
SIDE OF H STREET SOUTHEAST,
CONTAINING ABOUT % ACRES OF
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3712-ACRE FARM
II 7 4 SVILIE.
S750-S60 MO,

This lovely roomy home, contains bed
rooms and bath, extra large living room,
dining room and large kitchen with built
in cabinets and china closet large new
gas range with controls, front, side and
rear porches, full basement. new hoj-war er
oil heating system. Fenced large rear
yard, with VICTORY GARDEN PLANTED
Many blooming flowers and shrubs, bearing
peach and pear trees Walking distance
schools, churches. stores, moves, trolley
and buses. Lot 5OXl %
THIS WILL SELL QUICKLY AT $3.50
1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

Wot tell to heem, he wouldn't leesten, bot he's
got TO read some place in noosepaper wot IL got
somebody in Sout America, gullstones, so now we
got witt diets! All over de walls he writes now
arithmetic he should adding opp de kelories, wet ID
washed of yesterday de new maid from de wall
de feegures e. so dunt esk! Doctor Eoftolis he
pays fife dollars visit, und den takes advice from
de man wot he runs de elevator in de building.
So ii tells heem dees men wot itch time he flls
Grazing for pinnots odder potato cheeps, so instad
he should lifting a kerrot. Moo, nool So he's
cronching now kerrots from monnink. till night
-. befur breakfast, kerrots. in de moofes kerrots.
in bed kerrots. So / told heem, l said co. "Kipp
on, mine iu witt de kerrots. so you'll losing in one
lomp hundred witt toity fife pounds -. ne, ]
minn You should see by heem look in de fsze.
OF cuss deednt rilly mimi il, dolink, does YOU
know BY mine age to gat now in Rinno by boot
Rench preservation yatl Besites got ffe toity
o'clock in de monnink tomorrow to be in de MOI.
sery to Itching de younger genderation monmas
how to rly taking kerr from de babies
1t sands you huff Shelley wot she's too busy now
to writing on account she's got to run queeck vita
visit to de boy frand. de deshng Meester Rep
paputt, wot he deshed lest night opp step leddeY
in de hall wot he TUT it was flight from staira
Fife SKETCHES witt appointment by de hoccust
Take kerr youSah. dollink.
Momma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24


So it seets dere de men, wot it develops in BIZ
twin dem delightful conversation, in de cuss
from wheech il mentions Pincus wot it broke out
by Shoey in de faze resh. You remember, dol.
link, wrote you recently, wot it broke out by
Shoiley in de faze resh, wot we TUT it was may.
be from poison hoax itch. So it oxcaims de men
he's got jost wot we Kidding; he's got book on
Bottomy, wheech it describes all kinds plents witt
bushes wot could cuzzing resi- witt itch.
So it buys Pincus de book wot we could in de
future avoiding plents from poison hoax nature.
Moo Moo! 1t develops like told you it cuzzed
by Shelley de resi- a chip leep-steeck wot she
smears night witt day on de faze, so sanding
you de book dollink, on account you coming dere
IN contract witt all suits strange plents
It's Melvin Yifnf in de Guard Houze So dun't
esk! Whan he came by de Army, so dey exemined
heem dere Poisoned Board, wot dey inquired
by heem wot he deed in civilian life. So he ri
spounded wot in civilian life, he was artist, so
dey gate heem bottle iodine witt swap wot dey
cad, "Ho kay So paint!''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Dear Dollink,

Dear Dollink.
1t came witt visit lest night Meester witt
Meesus Gordon, wot you deeeverd for heem, de
sommer we was in Bredley Beach. on de route
newspapers
So, whole night we was tukking from YOU dol
link; we was so letting from de time you was de-
towering one day de newspapers, wot you took
along on de route Peento. So itch time you would
trow in front from houze noosepaper, so would
run efteF it Peente, wet he would breeng IL beck
TO you in de mout. It's seeting here by me now
Peento Sotch smott dugl He knows indistinc-
lively when writing to you, wot he looks from me,
TO you picture, wot it dun't stop to weighing by
heem minute de tail.
found you sweeming tronks, dollink, wot
sleeping dem to you possels-pust OF cuss is feen-
ished here now de sizzon sweeming, bot it's by
you dere topical all year arond de wedder, so you'll
heving chence to go batting, so sanding you de
tronks. Ulso. sanding you a book, de rizzon bling
e. follows:
It's taking bait in de battub, alone in de houze
lest wick you Uncle Pincus, wot it reengs by de
deer de bell, so it esks from de battub Pineus
"Whooeezit" so it comes from outsite ris-
pounce, wot il stends dere men wot he sells
books, wot dey coming in set volumes.
SO il remembers Pincus, wot de furr-fosher
Meesus Noftolis bregs night witt day, wot dey
belonging to de Book From De Week Clob, witt de
Leeterary Guilt yat so troo de door. he saz to de
men, he saz so:
We interested in you proposition for various
rizzons, bot we ulso ct de mumment in de battub.
So, if you'll weeshing to, you could seeting here,
disgusting witt me de proposition while COM
Ihttng mine bait"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

So all day long it paints Melvin witt iodine on
de soldiers scretches witt bos, witt sprans, witt
odder similar hirritations from small nature de
space So, it comes in gradually Sargent, beeg
fet one from de Cavalry, wot from riding q whole
day huss, its by heem sore! So wait vat. Space
it's got plenty now Melvin to paint, so he paints
by de Sargent where it hoits, a gudgeous lend
scape, wot he tells heem he should showing it to
de Keptain. so he'll wouldn't gonna hev to drilling.
Moo moo! So Sonday, wen gonna going to weesit
heem witt de Yifnifs bitwinn two witt fife in de
hefternoon.
So if deyl esking you quashtions, dollink, wot
you deed in civilian ife so you'll telling dem, dot
you'll doing it again efter de War; right now to
feenishing it is de main ting.
It's dieting again you fodderl So dunt esk. I
Tut witt de rationng wei be at list for de dura-
tion rid from de diets. Parish de thutt. Witt
Potato cheeps witt Pinot Better. witt Indian
nots, it stoffs heemsalf opp you fodder whole
day. und den in front from de meeror. he stends
starch naked, scrimming wot he's eating fati So
] tell heem. $50 is netcherel! Deed you ever saw
skinny peeg?"
cOHnEnL nu knI Puias syEdcAs Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

Deed you ever think
that at mine uge I
would be by a Dood
Reneh in Rinno, Newoda.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-06
FIND HE A MAN" PLEADS GIRL FROM
 TUCSON. ARIZONA

If there are any unattached lads in Wrangell who would be inter ested in making the acquaintance of a lady in Arizona, who has "a very sweet temper when treated square, but a sharp one if drove to use it." their attention is directed to the following letter. It was ad- dressed to the WrangelI chamber of commerce, with the request that it be posted up where the single fel- lows can read it" but the Sentinel feels the missive is entitled to a wider circulation, which the Oldest Continuously Published Newspaper in Alaska is equipped to give it.
 The letter to the chamber reads.
 Enclosed is a letter I want you to please do me the favor of post ing it up where the single fellows can read it. or please pass the ad- dress along to the ones you know are single
 T perfer men in the lumber and the mineing men. But service men are welcome as well.
 Do please try your best to help me find a man up there. I'll answer all mems letters. so don't think I am not in earnest I sure want a man of my own.
 And here are the specifications.
 Wanted a man, kind hearted. sober enough to still be a gentle men at all times. Not over 5 and not younger than Is. One who is modern enough to be broadminded. and that realizes women are iio longer slaves
 T have a very sweet tamper when treated square, but a sharn che if drove to use it. Good cool, like home life and comfort. have always been independent. and do not change my mind very cay if I once set it on any particular point. German and French decent. Five feet, one inch, weight 125 lbs. dark brown hair (natural eolor), hazel eyes, been nursing most of the time.
 Now all you single fellows, get out your pencils and do some writ ing, even if your not use to it. I'll answer you. Victoria Wetlin, Box S3l, RED. 1, Tuscon. Arizona"
 Now if there are any local men who are sober enough to be d gentleman at all times, and who can turn their backs on the beau tiful WrangeI girls, and don t mind a split infinitive or so, get out those pencils and get to work, even if your not use to it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-06

cific Age. The area of the new Pa cific contains two-thirds of the raw materials Of the world and more than half of the ealth's people Our Pacific and Western states contain the raw materials. the war-brought .manpower, the available electric energy. and other factors needed for postwar industry. Given the new markets to be found on the rim of the Pacific, with planning and organization. there is no need for the contraction of our industrial expansion when peace comes.
 We have demonstrated the know how for full production in wartimei but America now must prove the know-how for full production and distribution in peacetime.
 For lasting security and postwar prosperity, we must now mobilize for the peace as we have so sue cessfully mobilized for war. AS i'll the war period, such a task will prove too great for any one section of the people in this area to solve. It will call for total mobilization. As industry, labor, agriculture, commerce, and government have CO., operated to gain full war prOdue- ton, so We must plan now, in this region, for similar unity behind a common program to insure postwar prosperity. All of the factors for success are available, requiring only our will and organization to sue ceed. We have the abundant na- turaI resources. developed and DO tential
 We are now learning that the only areas for profitable ineerna- tional trade are those which possess a high standard of living It fol- lows, too, that to help increase the incomes of the peoples of the Far East a few pennies a week would create wealth enough to wipe out the war debt and provide against wage cutbacks in America.
 The development of new and shorter routes to postwar markets will not only provide a means for the eventual connection of two great continents upon which most of humanity can live in common commerce. They will immediately provide the way to reach tremen- dous natural resources which will lie fallow both in British Columbia and in Alaska.
 If We catch this vision and have the courage to grasp it in a spirit of sincere cooperation We can usher all of America into the most secure age of world history. It is an op- portunity to pioneer even greater than that which brought our fore fathers to this eastern edge of the Pacific. Tomorrow, as We reach the vast markets of it's western rim, we will uncover resources which will provide ourselves and all nations of the Pacific with goods and commercial interchange which will assure mutual, lasting and inter national prosperity.
 THE CHOICE Is OURS!
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-06
ANDREW BAKKE IS
 ELECTED COMMANDER
 OF AMERICAN LEGION

Merlin Elmer Palmer Post No. 6, The American Legion. held election of officers at their meeting on Oc- tober 8, the following being elected for the coming year.
 Andrew Bakke. post commander; Edward Loftus. 1st yice-eomman- der; Leo Cramer. End vice-eomman- der. J. W. Mason. adiutant; Rod ney Hunting, chaplain; H. c. Nc Rowan, historian; L. M Campbell, service officer. The executive com mittee is composed of James Low ett, L. NJ. Campbell. and Claude Clarke.
 Following the meeting the post entertained members of the armed forces.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-10-06
MOBILIZE NOW FOR PEACE
 OR ELSE!

CA program of policy for the full development of the West and Alas a. has been worked out by the Se- attle chamber of commerce and sub mitted to chambers of commerce, leaders in labor and agriculture, newspaper editors, governors, and mayors of cities in the Il Western states. British Columbia and Alas ka. If a majority favor the plan, a meeting at some central point, per haps at Salt Lake City. will be held, where the form of organiza- ton could be perfected and a start made on the program. Excerpts from the communication follow:)
 The approach of peace brings tre- mendous and pressing new prob lens to the West.
 The war has brought to us the greatest proportionate industrial expansion of any area in the na- tion That industrial expansion has been matched, too, by an influx of hundreds of thousands of new workers, most of whom, surveys show, plan to remain after the war is won. The number one problem for the West, with the coming of peace, will be to maintain and if possible, to accelerate our war promoted industrial expansion. This is possible if we plan intelligently and work intelligently and work unitedly to bring it about. It will not happen of itself We must plan for the conversion of war plants to peace use. We must project a pro- gram for the absorption of return ing veterans. We must advance the development of postwar markets. Or elsei
 First, however let us look at the brighter prospects for the West. The world is about to enter it's Pa