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Want Ads

Four-room house East Lincoln
AVS. 50xl40 lot. ........... $4,000
New room cement tile house In
good residential section. Two
bedrooms --..... S3.SS5 90
Four-room modern framehouse;
shower. Hess Ave. .-- $500
Five-room house completely fur
nished. Best residential area.
beautiful shrubbery and yard.
Lot and / g ..--.-.----..--- 81 5000
434 acres good land House, well:
all fenced .......-.-.--..-. $42.00O.00
7room modern home. One three
room house both with lights,
gas and water Hog wire fence.
well. workers cabins. 300 acres
........-.-...-.......-.---....-..-... s32.OOOO 90
10 acres. 3 room house, electricity.
southwest of Coolidge - $4,000
Three new stucco houses. good
rental property. May be sold to-
gether or separately Two are
renIed now and other unfin-
ished.
twenty-five furnished rentals. Six
lots in convenient locations.
IL apartments, attractive appear
ance. 5 lots good location. Fur
nishing included.
One OF the best business lots i'll
Coolidge west side of Main.
Five room stucco in Florence Full
bath. Two lots.
Beautiful residence in Florence.
Completely furnished. large
lots. Furnishings include three
refrigerators.
Frame Stucco house. Three
rooms and bath. Six acres. 2
wells. -.--....-.......-......--..--- S2SOOOO
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

hereby announce my candidacy
for reelection to the office of State
Representative from Pinal county
subject to the action Of the voters
at the Democratic primary July
18th, 1916.
o. w. RUGG
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FOR JUSTICE or THE PEACE

hereby announce my candidacy
for the office OF Justice OF the
Peace OF Precinct No. subject TO
the action of the democratic party
at the primary election July 18th.
1916.
CHARLES II. TREADWAY
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Political
Announcements
COUNTY
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

| hereby announce my candidacy
for the office OF county school
superintendent OF Pinal county sub
ject 10 the action OF the voters at
the Democratic primary. July 10th.
1916.
LOUIS TAYLOR
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FOR SALE-Handy camp trailer
with built-in cabinets. Tarp COW
er. Good cookie tires. Ample
space between cabinets for larg--
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er articles. Diffin 12 miles
east OF CHUCK WAGON.

FOR SALE - Electric washing
machine. lawn mower. ice box.
Magic Chef gas range. two-piece
davenport suite. floor lamp. com
bination library and dining room
table. two-burner white enamel
gas plate. large davenport. desk.
25l West Pima. J12-1p
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Loucks
Real Estate ListingS

FOR SALE-1942 Wescraft Royal
20 foot trailer, butane equipped.
For appointment phone 354.
J14-tf
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REAL ESTATE LOANS-5go Long
Term Loans on improved Farm
Property. S. G. |. ID. or Pump
Water See c. NJ. Betterton, 791
Center St. Casa Grande. Tel.
336-J-3. 12mar3tp-tfc
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Texas Man Arrested
In Stanfield District
On Cattle Theft Charge

Arrested while working on a
farm in the Stanfield district. No
ah Shelton. 35. formerly OF Bon
ham. Texas, was returned to Fan
mi county, Texas. TO face a charge
OF cattle stealing.
Shelton's arrest was the result
OF a request from L. X Kilgore.
sheriff OF Fannin county. Texas.
who wrote TO the sheriffs office
in Florence that Shelton was re-
ported in the Casa Grande area
He was arrested by Bert Knnnard
Casa Grande deputy.
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HORACE ]. CHESLEY
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o. w. RUGG
FOR SUPERVISOR

! hereby announce my candidacy
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-20
Coolidge and Florence
To Act Jointly on Air
Base Acquisition

City fathers and chamber OF
commerce members OF Coolidge
and Florence have Joined forces
TO investigate possibilities and
procedures 10 be followed 10 OBJ
tain Coolidge Army Air Base as a
joint municipal airport The COM
bined committees are also going
TO present their views 10 the
county board OF supervisors in al
attempt to enlist their support.
Engineers of Civil Aeronautics
Administration have made surveys
OF the field and say that 1t is too
large an installation for one town
10 carry alone, but hat II might
well be done by the two towns
and county.
Members OF the committee from
Coolidge are Carl Anderson, Chas.
W. stokes. from the city council.
Bob Cannon. Doctor G. II. Walk
er and {. w. Lewis representing
Coolidge chamber OF commerce.
Members from Florence are c. c.
Nolan and Tom Fulbright OF the
city council and J. Houston Allen
and Al Gressinger OF the chamber
OF commerce.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-20
Crime Magazine
RefeIIs 1924 Story
Of Superior Murder

The ghost OF a murder that
shocked Superior % years ago
came back TO prod the memories
% many OF the towns older citi-
zens this week
Back In 1924 Mrs. Nellie Hutch
ison. wife Of a 4syear-old car
penter. was mysteriously killed b.
an explosion while asleep at her
Superior home. and In a few days
her husband was arrested for the
murder. and. after a trial. sen
fenced 20 life Imprisonment In the
state prison at Florence.
Details OF the case are rehashed
in a current issue OF crime detec-
tive magazine and names OF many
persons prominent in Superior
history OF that time are men
toned.
The sheriff who took charge oi
the Investigation and subsequent
ly made the arrest was EMS
thurman. Pinal county sheriff
The Justice Of the peace was Phil
McGinnel. who also acted in the
role of coroner Although the
physician mentioned in the story
Is not named. the present Super
ior health officer. Dr. c. r
Swackhamer. was present at the
scene shortly after the explosion.
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Earl Kempton. the slain woman's 5
son By a previous marriage. also
figures prominently In the maga-
zine story.
After Hutchison had confessed
10 the Staying. he was arraigned
before Superior Judge Stephen II.
Abbey and offered a plea Of guilty
after giving a detailed statement
TO County Attorney Earl Patter-
son Judge Abbey sentenced
Hutchison TO life imprisonment.
But he didn't serve the full SEN
tence." the magazine relates. "On
August 10. 1885. he died.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-20
LouckS
Real Estate Listings

FOR RENT TO MEN ONLY-two
attractiyely furnished rooms in
modern home conveniently To-
Gated near. business district. One
room has twin beds. other has
double bed. Phone 34S-J4
S20-1c
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and Mrs. Pierce vensel on Tues
day.
OHarold Harris. son Of Mrs. Della
Harris. underwent a major opera
ton at Florence Hospital Friday.
He is reported TO be convalescing
satisfactorily.
OMrs. Wesley David Hood Is sub
stituting this week at Kenilworth
School for Mrs. Viola Loucks, who
was called to Illinois by the death
of her mother.
OMrs Maude Guthrie and Frank
Randell. both OF Coolidge, won the
prizes for best costumed cowboy
and cowgirl at the big cowboy
dance held at Picacho Saturday
night Mrs. Guthrie received two
pairs of Nylon hose and Randell
received a silver and turquoise
ring and tie-clasp.
OMr. and Mrs. A. T. Bicknell re-
turned Wednesday from Thunder
bird Ranch at Canyon DeChelly,
where they spent a weeks vaca-
ton.
OMrs. George MUIR is conyalesc-
ing from a severe heart attack
suffered Saturday night. Mrs. T..
W. Morris of Phoenix, a friead OF
long standing. has come here TO
be with Mrs. MUIR until she Is
better.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-20
WlmtsQoiirq9
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TRINITY
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Corner harding Ave. and 4th St.
Lima o'Donnsll, Pastor
Sunday school - 10 q. N.
Morning worship - IL an.
Christ's Ambassador - Weu-
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PENTEcoSTAL CHURCH OF
GOD

Corner Main ST. and Bealey Ave.
John r. Campbell, pastor
Sunday School-9:45 a. N.
Morning worship-11 a. m.
Evangelistic service-S:00 p. m.
Wednesday prayer meeting -
500 p. m.
Saturday jubilee service = 500
p. N.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-20

REAL ESTATE LOANS-5% Long
Term Loans on improved Farm
Property. S. G. /. D. or Pump
Water. See c. M. Betterton, 791
Center St.. Casa Grande. Tel.
336-J-3. 12mar3tp-tfc
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Utility Head Is
Lions Speaker at
Wednesday Meet

Coolidge Lions heard Milt Ey-
ans. new business manager OF Ar
iona Edison Co. present a pro-
gram telling OF benefits OF ade-
Quate wiring for home and busi-
ness.
Evans showed a film which
graphically portrayed dangers OF
inadequate wiring and eontrasted
this with homes of tomorrow COM
plete with every electrical appli-
ance designed for better living.
OMr. and Mrs. Harold Sherwood
Of Farington. Iowa. were over
night guests at the home OF Mr..
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Want Ads

WILL CARE for children by the
day or hour. 365 Harding Ave-
nue.. Coolidge. S20-1p
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dining room, kitchen and bath
$500.
3 room dwelling with bath, $4,000.
Apartment house in Florence,
$4,000 monthly income. priced
TO sell 100000 will handle.
room dwelling OF Modern Con-
struction in Florence. S4,000.00
will handle.
Il Block, Modern House and three
room Apartment Apt. Fur
nished. Florence, 100000 will
handle.
800 acres. 1900 gal. Electric pump
all under Cultivation, West OF
Casa Grande ...-......-.-... $4,000 90
800 acres land, 2200 gal. Electric
Pump ..-.-.-.-----.-.......---..... $40 900 90
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner 4th and lindberph
J. N. Campbell, Pastor
Sunday School - 1000 a. IN.
Morning worship - 11:00 a. N.
training union-7 p. m.
Evening worship-S p. N.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday -
p. N.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Now meeting at Coolidge Womans
Club on Sunday
Wayne Lowe, Minister
Bible Study - 10 a. Ii.
Regular service - IL a. IN.
Sunday night service - D. m.
Wednesday bible study - s p. II.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-20

FOR SALE-three room house
with bath in Wallace Addition
on Main Street. Also lot with
out house in Wallace Addition.
Inquire at Pelayo Saddle Shop,
Main Street. S20-1p
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-09-20

COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN
Pinkley Ave.
Joseph kamphuis, Pastor
Sunday school,: 10 a. IN.
Morning worship - III a Ia.
Jr. hi. Fellowship-6 80 p. IN
Senior Feliowship-s 80 y. N.
ct. JAMES CATHOLIC CHURCH
Father James &. McF adden, Pastor
Mass $3.50 a IN.
Confessions before Mass
CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE
A. c. TunneIl, Pastor
Sunday school-l0 a. N.
Morning worship-i1:00 a. N.
Group seryices-7:00 D. II.
Junior service-7.0O p. III.
Evangelistic service-7:4 As p. In.
Wednesday midweek pray r
meeting-7:45 y. m.
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FOR SALE


West Coolidge. Immediate Pos
sion ....-.----...-.---..-....--.--..-- S6,250.00
SPECIAL - Nice two bedroom
home on Northern Avenue, nice
ly furnished. Possession in 2
weeks. Terms ................... $500
THREE BEDROOM home with
garage apartment on Lincoln
Avenue. Half down, balance
monthly. Total ........-......... $4,000
TWO WELL BUILT homes on
Lincoln Avenue ................ $4,000
Each can be financed for so per
cent.
NEW HOME with two bedrooms
on Elm Avenue. Terms $1,000
SO acres in cultivation on paved
road 2 miles north OF Coolidge.
Terms. Reduced 10 ............ $75OO
l60 acres southwest OF Coolidge,
cleared and levelled, 80 feet to
water. WIN sell or trade for
town property. Half interest
Tor S11o0
Two room residence, modern. on
Lindbergh ........-...........-... $500. 90
TWO BEDROOM HOME on Ken
nedy Avenue. Well constructed.
Two lots. $50 per month rent
al ...-.--...-....-..............- $500
ONE BEDROOM home on Hess
Avenue, partly furnished - $3.50
TWO BEDROOM HOME in good
condition, nice yard, on Arizona
Boulevard. Terms -.---------. $3.50
Arizona Land and
investment Co.
PHONE NO.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
LOGGEkS

LOGGEkS
 ATTENTION LOGGERS with logs for sale contact Juneau Lumber Mills, Will buy from 100000 it, to l0000.000 feet. For further particulars see Juneau Lumber Mills. 433-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25

A DESSERT that never fails to please at holiday time, English Plum Pudding. Buy it for Thanks
 giving or Christmas, November
 26. II am, at Trinity Guild
 Food sale. Other baked dairities
 also available. Place: Sears Roe buck Store. 431-4t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
BROWNIES OF TROOP
 REHEAR5lNG PLAY

The Brownies of Troop have been busy rehearsing their play, Brownies At Work At the btsi- ness meeting of October 3l the following officers were elected: President, Carla Carter; Secretary, Marcia Van Sandt; Treasurer, Judy Foss. Juliette Lows birthday was celebrated after the business meet ing.
 At the November T meeting the Brownies visited four Juneau churches ard studied the different types of architecture.
 Four girls received their Brown ie pins at the November l4 meet ing. They were. Joan Feather stone, Edith LaVold. Nancy Jo Leege and Dorothy Ann Mize.
 Three Brownies were received in- to membership at the November 2l meeting. They were: Peggy Joyce Lindegaard, Lorna Dee MacKinnon of Rosalie Nelson. The remainder of the meeting was spent in work ing on their scrap books.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
'TANGIER,' N0WAT CAPITOL, H ACTION
 PACKED FEATURE

"Tangier,' Universal's latest ad- venture romance which co-stars Maria Mcntez, Robert Paige and Sabu, opened yesterday at the Cap itol Theatre to bring a completely new Montez to the screen.
 The action packed picture, pro- duced and directed by Paul Mall vern and George Wags snel, rsspeo.- ively, deals with a dancers death hunt for her hated enemy char acter known as Balizar Miss Mon tez is seen as the huntress and the trail leads from Spain to Tangier, where she meets a young American newspaper reporter who also seeks Balizar, not for vengeance. but for a story of international importance. Paige appears as the reporter.
 In Tangier, the dancing adven- turess and the news-see eking Amer ican are aided by a cafe enter tainer, portrayed by Sabu and their efforts are doubly rewarded. The dancer and the reporter find TO- nance as well as the mysterious Balizar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
PACIFIC NORTHERN
 FLIES 8, WEEKEND

Pacific Northern Airlines carried 39 persons in and out of the Cap ital City over the weekend, on its regularly scheduled flights between here and Anchorage.
 Eastbound on Sunday to Juneau with Capt. Jack Dean, First Off, cer Phil Smith and Stewardess Beverly Murphy were the follow ing; Raymond Tarnowski, August and Edward Judgeleit, Verne Ay- CTS, Thomas S. Christo, w. w. Futile, Bonnie Bustas, Thomas E Clarity.
 From Juneau to Cordova and An chorage with Capt Maury Heating First Officer Dave Schirmer and Stewardess Marcia Shepherd were the following To Cordova, H. M Christi.
 To Anchorage; Lloyd Simmons Aletha, Joyce and David Lewis; Or man Smith, Col O. F. Ohlson Peggy Whitmore, Richard Stryker George Bieri
 On Sunday, Capt. Lee Atkins First Officer Joe Burns and Stew ardess Gladys Newell carried the following from Anchorage to Ju- neau Elmer c. Dallman, w. c Hamilton, Carl A. Mills, Charles R Ashton, Julia Choberka. Sunday afternoon Capt. Jack Dean, First Officer Phil Smith and Stewardess Beverly Murphy took tho Westtound flight to Yakutat Cordova and Anchorage with the following persons; To Yakutat, Err nest Payne, Katherine Thomas, R L. Frankforter, Mrs, R. L. Frank forter. Sam Bargay, Ryder Con- verse, Mrs. R. Converse.
 To Cordova, Carl Weis, Gus Giss- burg.
 To Anchorage, Myrtle Hiklebant Don Hamp, George Sundborg, Min nie Kneehone, Mrs. H. Button, l. L. Main, G. Tracy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
C0RD0vA TIMES HIT BY NEW5pRINT LACK;
 10 RUN 3-DAy WEEK

CORDOVA, Alaska, NOV. 25-The Cordova Daily Times announced today that because of marine strike caused shortage of newsprint it will publish only Mondays, We'd nesdays and Fridays. The Times said it may have to depend on small weekly air shipments to keep going.
 Anticipating a maritime strike. the newspaper received a double shipment of paper August 2e. but no boats have arrived in Cordova from Seattle since that date
 The Anchoagre Times had pre- viously announced a 35 percent re- duction in size duo to lack of news print.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
Helen KeIier's Home
 Is Destroyed by Fire

EASTON, Lonn., Nov. B. Fire destroyed the home of Helen Keller the noted sightless and deaf auth or, who is now touring Europe. The rambling l2-room rouse was built in 1889 at cost of $25,000.
 A neighbor discovered the fire Two companies of firemen answer ed the alarm, but they were hamp- cred by the long distance water as water had to he pumped from reservoirs.
 The house had been closed for the winter during Miss Keller's absence abroad She landed in London on October 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25

Empire Wantads get results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
COMEDY HIT E
 BEING FEATURED
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Being tricked into marrying two girls at the same time; getting both the army and the navy on his trail on suspicion of being AWOL from each; creating a twin broth CT whom his mother had never heard of; and ending up on trial for murdering himself are only q few of the complications William Bendix finds himself involved In in Don Juan Q,iilligan," the hilar- ious new 20th Century comedy hit at the 20th Century.
 In the cast with "The Thrill" Bendix is luscious Joan Blondell. Phil Silvers, Mary Treen and vedo Ann Borg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
Gem-Ieekers Will
 Now Move River

JOHANNESBURG - While South African villagers near Kimberley dig holes in their gardens search- ing for diamonds, a syndicate is planning to move a river in the same quest for precious stones.
 The syndicate. one of many re- gently formed, has obtained rights to defect a 2,500-foot stretch of the vaal River through a canal Engineers believe the river bed may contain rich diamond deposits
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25

U. $. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU, ALASKA
 WEATHER BULLETIN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25

Sell Il with an Empire wantad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25

*--t4S0 a. yesterday to 30 a. n today --, :,
 SYNOPSIS: moved norheastward the A hours high pressure center
 portion of Canada with ridge of high 
 located over the western portion of the Atan located poto of the United fallen during the past Aleuian Islands and at points the western portion of the United States central northwestern Alaska Below temperatures prevailed interior of Alaska the lowest being minus @ de Fairbanks this morning Much below the northern portion Of southeast the the southern portion
 -- AI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
U5C WANTS MINOR
 TEAMS DROPPED
 FROM CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 The versity of Southern California Alumni have opened an offensive apparently aimed at knocking la ho and Montana out. of the Pacific Coast conference
 President Clarence L. Kincaid of the Trojan Alumni Association. fir ed the initial broadside last night at homecoming banquet, saying. "The time has come to get rid of small institutions which are clear ly out of their class in this league"
 He indicated this would be the aim of a special committee, ap- pointed by alumni administration directors to survery the advisabil- ity of recrganizing the conference.
 -er
 Seli Al tttth an Enpira Vantad
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
Zen. BiIbo Hearings
 To Start on Dec. 12

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-- The Senate war Investigating committee announces that public hearings will open here Dec. l2 in connec- tion with certain transactions al- legged to have heen entered into by Senator Bilbo CD-Miss) and certain war contractors"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
z MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
 Reports from Marine Stations at 1880 P. M. today

MARINE FORECAST PERIOD ENDING TUESDAY EVE Taku Inlet Frederick Sound winds tonight to 25 to 30 miles hour Sound and outside waters Dixon Entrance winds 30 miles hour except north of Sumner Strait.
 nches58 degrees north l42 degrees west remaining anost filling.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-25
THE TIME, THE PLACE
 THE EVENT"

Wed. Nov. 27, II am. Sears Roa- buck. American Legion Aux. Fooo Sale. 435-2t
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
MRS. GRANT HOSTESS
 AT TEA FOR FORMER LOCAL
 RESIDENT VISITING HERE

Mrs. Neil Grant was hostess yes terday q, a delightful tea at her home from ? to 4 D. m, honoring Mrs Carl Carlson who, with her husband, arrived here on the Princess Louis for a short visit.
 MT Carlson taught school here for some time and Mrs. Carlson was employed at The Sentinel when it was owned by James Prit. chett.
 Those pouring al the tea yes terday were: Mrs Harry Coulter, Waters and Mrs. Frank Barnes, old Mrs. James Wheeler, Mrs. Oscar Carlson and Mrs Frank Barnes
 Mr. and Mrs. Carlson are the son and daughter-in-law of MT. and Mrs. Oscar Carlson. Wrangel poE- eers and are visiting at the Carl son home while here They will return to their home in Telre Haute, Indiana, the alst of the month.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
U. S. TO HAVE SECRET
 T'PROAT0RY OFF VIRGINIA

RFNo-Tne Unitead States "al- ready thinking in terms of outer spaces as a battle-ground of he fuiure,2 ms set up a secret island laboratory off the Virginia capes for research on offensive and de- fensiya guided missiles. says Ex- ecutive Secretary John F. Victory of tho National Advisory Commit tee for aeronautics.
 He told the western aviation conference meeting in Reno that military thinking on future waa- pons is concentrated on the use of the atomic bomb as employed in the warhead of a guided missile.
 Such weapons. he said. would be potent offensiyely but equally vi- tai as a defensive measure to des- troy similar enemy missiles in flight.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27

after the termination of the war.
 Q. What is the total disability clause under the amended Nation al Service Life Insurance Bill?
 A. The orlglnai insurance law provided for waiver of premiums ii event of total disability In ad- dition, the amended law provides for benefits at the rate of S5 per month for each $1,OOO of insu- ance in case of total disability, " payment of a small extra premium The face of the policy will not De reduced by such payments.
 Q. Has q veteran any recourse to the civil courts for the purpose Of securing a review of his claum for disability compensation or pen sion denied by the VA?
 A No. A veteran does not have recourse to civil courts. However. he may secure additional evidence and have his claim reviewed by the Veterans Administration.
 Q. Can a member of the women's
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
RESERVED LANDS BEING
 REVIEWED BY INTERIOR DPT

WAsHINGTON-AlI lands in AL aska withdrawn from the public domain by the Interior Depart ment over the past years are being reviewed looking toward their pos sible restoration. This procedure has long been urged by Delegate E. l. Bartlett.
 The Bureau of Land Manage ment under instruction from See -etary krug, has requesteed the War, Navy. Commerce, Agriculture and Treasury Departments and it's own agencies, including The Alas ha Railroad and rhe Alaaka Road Commission, to analyze all lands held by them to determine con tinued necessity fol withdrawal
 It is hoped the reviews will rp. salt in action similar to that talk m by tho Interior Department last month when approximately 1S.- 640,0O acres of land located on he Alaska Peninsula and in the Katalla-Yakataga region were re- opened to public entry.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
SIXTY THREE MILES OF
 TRAILS CLEARED BY F. S

PEfERSBTRG- = A total of G3 miles of trail was cleared out thls season by crews under the direc- ton of the Petersburg Division ot the Forest Service.
 Trails maintained include: Pet ersburg to Portage Bay Petersburg 10 Duncan Canal Duncan Canal @ Portage Bay, Green Rocks Lake Trail, colp Lake Trail. Muddy Riv- eer Trail, Blind River Trail, San dy Beach Walk and the Ideal Cove Trail in the Petersburg vicinity. Those maintained in the Wrangell vicinity include Anan Creek. Oerns Creek, Pat Lake, Kunk Lake Rainbow Falls. Thomas Creek and the Wrangell Reservoir Trails.
 Many of these trails have re- ceiyed considerable use by sports lien during the summer, Forest Service officials said.