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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont

SEWING MACHINES-Guaran repairs
on any make Adjusting and oiling, 81
Parts and supplies for all machines. Sew.
soNs R5 ges5inf co 6sssst ssR 1855 5S a00F s. kASS
SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER. Chair
labor. So: sofa labor, S13. Wide selection
HoLSTERERs. 2447 18th st. NV. co
TiLE IiL AZ AND MAkshe REPAIRS ~ sz
$SsRSsfRss ssa5s2 s|.s ny 10
1NTp {Hsisa ~ EVE Go s1s Re- nv
IYPEWRITERsEA complete, economica
az makes: free delivery, anywhere; onl
Ssth isi gsar AMERICAN TYPP6EsWsR1TEF
GPHoLsTERTNG, custom work; gS?- sofas
chairs. seats rebuilt or rewebbed; alsc
spring cushions refilled. Cali CLINTON o
EEGEERRT0N; ES ERT GE; Ct 3431: 80 49,
8 1T. wide and It. long. Have your blind;
eRne method sans WAsa1NgToH II 81 %0sf[a sahpE ma
Axss MxsHSc co 4S 7h 4epsHea nT Dg n esSo soS
home. free estimates Call MR.. ZINN. TIA
WASHING MACHINES and vacuum clean.
ers repaired; 24,hr. serya free est; worl
ing; 2-day service. MADISON JEWELERS.
706 18th st. NV. End fl. MA. zoos.
MISUNDERSTANDING, caulking, ashes.
USED CAMERAS poIsnt nsneisxlae and soia Fuller
4 d'ALBERT, INC. s15 10th st. NV
JONES 4 HARrNErr, heating, oil burner
serSen we Estimates Sc m ee R c. y WGs s.Py
ice, ST. O303
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sAx0PHONEs = Buescher c melody,
~ $3.50; sslmer. alto, geld laesusred, $Is2;
sHoEMAKERs MACHINERY - VIII sell
very ysvo cheap; excellent condition Call FIR.
sis5o Seal s. w. 0G revoiSer fosron Oliver hss
soPPgRANI ACCORDION. 1ao bass, like
Mr. MoRANo. TR. s4s4. Ext. 4 "a. Ai'''H'
i0F cal ale wi yas ysaEs atai Gle H0iand
ST0kER' medium, practically new: J. steel
coz. f. and wood @ range. coal and wood heat
1898 Aberfoyle, pl NV. of Western ave.
sT sroRE ffteF T14TIRrs Sa3 En- d,sn,av cas. nart,
tions. desk. tables chairs. wall and triple
mirrors safe, brass railings. electric irons
sGgeT aGger SeTng mschine clothes rack
STUDIO COUCH, opens to twin beds: in
sTUDIo coGCHEs. ctafss.S s2S Scotland BRA new
luxuriously upholstered studio couches with
inner.spring construction throughout. This
SsSs os GasIs + As. Pfa tT
IT s onfs Free 20 Delivery Rfz Large 6pen ssf Eli
ATAs RR F9RsaHs F1RNTuRE re- Gb rbursaays Ss 4 t
sun LAMP, $50, General Electric up
right. Phone LIT. MAYER, RE. 67O0, Ext
TABLES. excellent condition, maple and
manosa9y aaes E9od Sa5o used in Sini9g
THERMosTAf, pa Mite, Mite MnneapcIts-Hon-
eSYeli H sf1t automatic clock for oil or gas heat
TROMBONE, Conn slide star, with case.
TYpRWkrrRRse lIEs RST Phsne b.. "a 5a62 nd.ruoo.
R ss4 for sDee9y eGysht and
PXpr PPIXSpIrRIGT 6 TYPE CO, 1909 l4th. .
sue tsbe shams tdp dna t
Call Falls Church 2557-W ~ ' D
TYPEWRITERS, standards and porta bles,
ogT oY 35sh i, yssT sT, 4 NAM1ERiczN 1; TyREs%skFTER
re:eorded Park ave 't8HlH'e4i VA e4ss' 'e'sDso'
SIS Re 'SRS sSis Rsfs bs5Ssen IN
yIoLiNsIc conplete OUTFITS, including case,
$49;5o up; KITS, 1880 G st. NV. (be-
Tssn WAsarNGh Nm macHINhs aad th S'S Separed in
home; frree; estimates Call MIR. zINN, IA
Vas WAsH1Asdal salS maeH1Nt aeih 4 2w ssvsg with sD,,
ner n dryer and large tub also child's CRIB.
wAsHING MAcHINEs-we are taking or
~ ADO anu beIulh
M, Setter: Ma 3a23. JoRDANs, corner Sir
wAsH1NG aas I'M { MacHfNE, iie G. E. excellent con-
dition' spin dryer: $50. DE. s0l7 Tues
WArcH Y. h. E7s'n assa pocket II Jewels perfect
WATER s1si r. HEATERs-one 1tsAt 5o-gallon. elec-
also auto gas water heaters all sizes;
WATER HEATERS, electric, fully auto
matte, top and bottom elements, 30, AZ
and % gal; sizes in stock for immediate
delivery lELECTRICAL CENTER, 514 10th
WATER HEATERS, gas, all sizes, prewar;
terms, "a months. JOHN G. WEBSTER,
627 st. NV. Ma. 4163. WO. 1920.
LATT'S TIE BAR features neckwear from
around the world. The worlds superb
masterpieces created by famous artisans;
introduce new historical designs exclusive
with U.S. Washington's only complete tie
SHOP, neckwear from 81 to S1O each. Open
from q o to 9 pm Phone and mail orders
accented. DI. 1868 LATT'S TIE BAR,
90s l4th st. NV. tat Eye).
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.-Buy
direct from manufacturer. steel or wood
stats 1905 4th st NV. phone AID 1898
BUILDERS, ATTENTION-5-ro 2-story
frame dwelling. as is, to be dismantled and
removed BY buyer. Call North 9112 16s
ONE PREWAR WAGON in good condition
For information call MRS MOYER, l447
st. Sc. IR. 1857.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

RABBITS-Going out OF the business: 8
does. ! buck. several young; best-bred New
Zealand Reds; fine equipment and hutches,
Phone IL 357s.
BOXERS-We still have few choice pups.
These pups are champion sired, Axe
reg; the best hIoodlines AL OS05 IT,
COCKER SPANIEL stud service; Black Son
of champion Try-Cobs Candidate: proven
sire UN 2695
DALMATIAN, male, - yrs. by Tomalyn S
Black knight, out Of Tomalyn Daquiri.
show type; excellent with children; house
broken; Sl00. HO. 1855.
HOMES WANTED for Wlre-haired terrier
with papers, cocker-type puppies and
other desirable dogs MONTGOMERY
COUNTY SHELTER. 81. 5lS3, to 4
weekdays. Closed SUNDAYS
WILL GIVE little female SpItz dog to party
who will give 1t a good home for the price
COON HOUND, male: hunted 2 seasons.
freeing good. Oliver 32S5
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ROOMS FuRhlsHEp-hortheost
$50 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE, Apt. 2

$50 RHoDE ISLAND AVE. NE, Apt; ,2o7
Bedroom and bath in modern apt. bldg,
kitchen, PRIVILEGES, unlim. phone; for set
fisa 1sSa lazy; M 500 MI, So39 n,co,r ,,,, n
and inclosed sleeping porch. next to bath
No other roomers. S35 single, $40 double
Call after 800
9II MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Nice single
ro"~' for a lady; desirable neighborhood
convenient transportation; laundry facili-
sa3 MD. AvE;-Large room on second
floor, next bath; convenient transporta-
ton: S11 week. FIR. 1927
3e BUCHANAN ST; N.E.-Private gentle
home, newly furnished room for girl s25
mo-: cony. transp GE. 1884.
1921 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Attrac-
tive room, single, adjoining sleeping porch:
beautiful view: in gentle home of two
adults near Catholic University; $40. Call
CoLoRED-1Is r ST. N.E.-Room for 8
refined girls. S22,50 each: home PRIVILEGES
QUINCY PL. N.E.-Large
rm., twin beds, nicely furn., clean, well
heated. Cow. transp.; Sc week. MI,
CoLoRED-51s 5sth ST, N.E.-couple,
with refs, rm. to rent, Ink, $40 wkly
Apt. 8, MRS. McLOUGHLN
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FRIDAY or Saturday for Macon,
Ca will take riders. Call Greenbelt
YOUNG MAN will drive or share driving
and expenses to Dallas, Austin or San An
tonio to u good driver Box 359-D, Star. 49,
conf; seating, heated, radio: hotel accom-
n. Miami Beach. Transp., S25. RE. 1851
to 10 pm
NURSE AND CHAUFFEUR drive owners
car TO Floridas references supplied House
tralier Tor rent. Leaving this week RE.
1851. 8 to 10 pm
DRIVER, transp.. food. quarters to Miami;
thoroughly exper.; references. RE. 56S5,
BUICK, 1910, leaving for Los Angeles, via
Oklahoma City, Tuesday or Wednesday;
take I or 5 passengers; help pay expenses.
See MI. CUMMINGS at 923 9th st. NV.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ANP Rome BOARD aF npos. IN
for an elderly woman, aged 70, in good
health and willing to sit in with minor
as to particulars and rates. VIII consider
city or suburban area
SERVICEMAN'S MOTHER needs room and
boar6 to visit son: near 14th ST. car, north
Of Clifton st. AD. $500. Ext 424. IT.
MAN, age 27, desires room and board In
Catholic home. Box 437-D, Star f6s
EN- 4459.
BUSINESSWoMAN. single room; prefer
ence private family; cony. transp. p:
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AVIATION.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION.. m

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
OIL ssss. or HYDE FIELD. sP OsSS.
SEE AND FLY the new 1915 Taylorcratt
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT, OIL $3.50
CHARTER FLIGHT anywhere o. s. A.,
5-place Waco, Miami, ST 19 per passenger,
round trip: Fly night or day. ASHBURN
FLYING SERVICE. TIE. 1888.
FINANCE YOUR AIRCRAFT purchases
through us; benefit by our expert appraisal
facilities; see us when purchasing; we Of
fer complete insurance protection for every
one WHO flies. Consult SHIVERS INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY, 1910 vermond ave. NV.
District 100.
YOUR SKY RANGER CRUISER Is HERE,
demonstration or information see or call
your Commonwealth distributor COASTAL
AVIATION CORP. %02 Southern Bldg.,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

NAVY CAPTAIN AND WIFE desire to sub.
lease or rent apt in NV. section for the
month OF February no pets. no children.
EX-MAJOR and wife establishing p.r-
manent residence In Washington desire
care OF property. assured. Tel. GE. 2T5S
between 2:30 and pm irs
NAVY VETERAN and wife desire l or 4
room apt. in vicinity of 18th and r sta
NV, furnished or unfurnished: both en-.
pioyed; no children or pets MIR. WASH.
BURN, Decatur 9S3s after pm. 1Ss
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I ROOMS rURhIsHEp-Mp. and VA.

1924 LEE BLVD.-Large double room, twin
beds; private BATH $50 month; single
ARMY Sdi MAP Map SERVICE location; 2 adjoinins
clean rooms $50 mo-; 20 minutes s7sM
center OF town by street car; catch Cabin
John car and get off at stop %26 inquire;
6619 Potomac DIR. Brookmont, Md. Juss
over D. c. line
ALEXANDRIA, yA.-Room with running
water, double bed, suitable employed couple
or girls near Pentagon and Navy Annex
bus: Ss for one. S11 for two. Aexandria
IN NEARBY CHI. CH., MD.-Bright, sunny.
cor. single rm. in pvt. home for gentle
gentleman with refer: share bath; " blk.
from Conn. ave. bus. WI. 1924.
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e-l2 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (core

eOSiNsSS SrFSNiONt tleS \SoHe.b
GIFT SHOP in excellent NV. location; well
gross bus 1s45. $4,000. Price. SS5, 900
WILL INVEST up to $4,000 in going bust
ness; also interested in good money-makina
ideas. Any type Of promotional idea con.
sidered. Write full particulars. Box 429-D
MONEY-MAKNG DGs MARKETS anc
others; prices 81 900 to $1,000. B
DRUGSTORE WITH LIQUORS doing nice
business; reasonable rent: substantial cash
REQUIRED. principals only: no agents. Reply
BOX 464-D, Star. IT.
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COAL, WOOD ana FUEL OIL.

SCRAP LUMBER. irewood, .SI0-S15 and
$50 per LOAD; WHOLESALE 40 and retail. AT.
| SEASONED OAK, per cord, $50; seasoned
pine. per cord, SIS kinding, 81 a
bushel cut any length; delivered, SH
| SEASONED MIXED WOOD-FuN cord
$3.50; $40 one-half cord: delivered. no
| storage. WA 4593
CALL THE WoODMAN for seasoned fre-
place wood. stacked on truck 10 guarantee
you full cord: small starting pieces in
| eli, Gn6
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TABLE BOARD.

CLUB MASON. Dupont Circle area, 1929
N. H ave. n.w.-Can accommodate ad-
ditional dining room guests for bkfst. and
dinner: enjoy your meals in Wash.'s most
exclusive gLesthouse. Phone or apply
MRS SAMPLE, NO $40
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FARM and GARDEN.

TREES REMOVED, landscaping. planting,
grading, draining, waterprooflng; no Job
too large or small: insured liability and
property damage. WASHINGTON LAND
SCAPE CO, DI. 6937 or UN. 0962. 49,
WEED o. MAT-Watch for the Weed-O-
Mat l5s
FOR SALE-Battery brooder, latest model,
5 tiers, used 3 months, good as new, SIS.
EN- 1899. IT,
eyergreens. roses and towering shrubs to
glorify and landscape your own lawn or
back yard economically; for the home or
orchard, apple, pear, cherry, apricot, peach
and plum trees; berry plants, rhubarb.
grape vines and asparagus; hardy nursery
grown stock, guaranteed to grow or re-
placed free; pay on delivery at spring plant
ing time; supply short, order your stock
today. Phone Lincoln 2399 or we will call
at your convenience and advise on proper
paintings. ROSELAWN NURSERIES, Sea-
brook. Nd. and Glenn Dale.
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tables; weekly business 1,4QO to $1,000
all cash no credit. no delivery. mixed
trade. Price. $4,000, complete with stock
Groceries and meats; weekly business
S1,700 to S1,s00 cash; good lease. Price
$500, including stock; terms KOGOD
& BOOkOFF. 631 st. NV. ma. 1888
q RA. 6527.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR sALE

NORTHWEST APARTMENT HOUSE, mod.
ern building of 40 units, in the d. g..
about s years old; annual income approx.
of this type are hard to find. Act today.
Mr.. Wolberg. TIA 1885, with SHANNON
g. LUCHS CO., 1905 H St NV MA 234S
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E. and s.W.
| 1414 18th PL. S.E.-One single room, nice
u furnished; S26 month.
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POOL TABLE and accessories regulation
size, complete except legs SIS. EN-. s653
Bs mose s, sys sv.s. ssye5s 1
EsEA ge 5oRDAR M pizNo sfs5sF CO., folj 7h
RADIO, ten tubes. RcA console; good con-
RADIO COMB. Rcx ssi table 'nS model %' good
RADIO Genera, Electric II 1-tube floor
ca5 Slf ssss PRACTICALLY s Lsndossi
kll5 .SAoSoahApH, RA sd3ah Atwater Kent, long
a% anH sh1It Ta 7ssS gsSe' 500 o4s0 Georgia ave
RANGES, electric, brand-new, large selec-
cRe2G fe2fss ES Dfiff 5i 6fn 5sn s. ssS5
REFRIGERAT1oN - Motors, compressors,
s ossr 47 aafs Bstheds 81 ss'
sEFsiaER1roRs. sfsRsissi IA westinshouse and kel-
SSaatG SrspanfE sM 1}24 2f MODEL mode ii 'sag5sT' so5o
REFRiGERAToR, Norge; White gas Gssi range,
Kit. cabinet, porc.-top, table. double bed,
dresser and vanity; $3.50 complete. 655
REFRiGERAToRs-Brand-nev Keivina-
tors and Philco; immediate del delivery; terms terms
ss75 Rhode Island Fave ave. nftr ne: DU. 1855. H.
ROCKER, Colonial style, maple frame, COW
WASHINGTON ART GALLERIES. 722 18th
auss g. szeel,snt sga eSnditSn one sxlo
5 pm. IT,
RUGS. several semi-antiaue throw rugs:
able. MI: 1913 for appointment.
RUGS-New 27"x54", figured and plain, in
al colors. SIS and 81 so; haif-yard samples,
12x1s IT. fig. wilton, Oriental rugs at reas. cas-
prices. 1915 st. NV. DU. 41O0.
RUGS, summer nber, matching 9x12, sxl0;
table; boudoir chair: storkiine crib; new
mattress, full size: child's bowling alley;
oak chair; misc. toys; reasonable: moving;
SEWING MACHNE-TreadIes, dropheads,
ST. so up; port. elec.: rentals, sales, re-
pairs s1.6o up. s2e9 M st. NV. DE, 1887.
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antique bed and table and miscellaneou.
aTfi1kfor sTfiDles Gsll Ca at 5l4 No Thomas, st.
fuRNiTuRE ftjRiSi2'ij s BARGA1Ns-Must SELL 1Sr bar
6 Gin. chrs.. rocker. music cabt., g. l. table
sofa, dining tbl... drum tbl;,, coffee tbl.
mahogany; radio WARDROBE va S Oi trunk n Spete pee
player, coal crate. dressers. chairs, book.
cases elec. items. PARKER, 2341 18th
FURN.-Maple bedrm.. liy. rm suites
studio couches, sofa beds. Hollywood beds
rbast lnn;-sp mattresses: bed and spr SIS up
FTuRNITURESSssTs UP to 5o$ on all ney
living Toa foom Gaai sad dne iraa
9S ss'os$ esSE 7n Easy terms
eopd;. prewar, 5000; RCA radio, late mod. d.
double bed. s5; end tables, $50 each
FURNITURE-Bedrm. suite, dbl. bed. bo,
drawers, dresser, cedar-iined wardrobe
EURNiTURE-sofa bed OCCASIONAL ssa. oaY chair
igor h% szsIp' lamp bookcase-desk combination
FURNITURE reconditioned, sterilizsd, in.
ner-spring mattresses, S12 up: box springs
Sl2 up; HOLLYWOOD beds, cash registers
aeS ga rGsss @ s oo 7pf pk anete IS
FUhNlIURE BARGAINS - Atlas Furnitur,
store. of its kind selling only brand nnev
furniture at guaranteed lowest prices; stu.
dio, couches.. all inner-spring construction
S34: all-metal folding cot and mattress
Sl2.25: dinette table and chairs com.
plete for S24: walnut chest, S14 9S; Holly.
wood beds. complete with mattresses
Sl9.95: S-piece bedroom group, connplet,
with spring and mattress, $40; large seiee.
ton of Kroll cribs in all styles and finishes
Free fta g delivery; D9n,t be misled by mer,
entrance. which is directly underneath ti1t
large Atlas neon sign. For guaranteed best
values be sure you come to Atlas. Atlas Ii
Washington's oldest and largest cut-price
mouse and guarantees the lowest prices
open ewes until pm. Mondays anc
Thursdays until 9 pm. ATLAS FURNI.
IuRE CO; 9S1 st. NV, DI. 3737. DI
FURNiTURE~occasio chair, win,
brocatele, $50; coffee table, antique, white
$50; Boston rocker, black ebony, S25
Charles of London sofa. blue brocatele
500: sofa beds. blue floral, sos; barrel.
back chair, wine velvet, $50: boudoil
background with red floral, S75 HOFF.
nlAl MANN coI o9PEEfN}tsTERERs' Ef}s: 2447 18th st
FURNITURE-Moving out Of city. must dis.
pose OF living. room, baby grand piano
two bedrooms. lamps, rugs, etc. RA. 034$
after B; no dealers. 17s
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busy. they report

busy, they report
 New companies in the Division such as the Alaska Asiatie Lumber Company operating in Nrangeell and tha Cascade Pole Company, al- SO with a Wrangell branch hase added to the local business in the past year.
 World wide demand for Iumb,r and a growing shortage of avail- able timber supplies in the United States is creating new interest in Alaskan timber Several parties in- torested in local timber resources have visited the Petersburg ara5 in the last few months No defin- ite commitments have been made but a considerable expansion in logging and timber mauufacurire activity seems likely over the uext few years in Southeastern Alaska.
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alton Barnard EsteDrook. contact officer of the Veterans Adminis- tration al Juneau, warned this week.
 Any veteran of World War II who carried National Service Life Insurance, the kind he had in Che armed forces may reinstate if he has let the policy lapse by simply paying two monthly premiums ani signing comparative health state ment EstebrOok said.
 Some veterans in Alaska are un- der the impression that unless they enlisted or were inducted in Tho Territory they are not eligible to rcinstate Estebrook said. but add ed this was definitely not true. Any veteran. anywhere. may arply Tor reinstatement if he failed to continue monthly payments when he left the service.
 Cost Of the leyel term insurance is at the same low rate paid fin the service and the veteran has up to g years from date of original
 Continued on page five)
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Council last spring So, they will say. let's take the logs to the ex- isting mills.
 This is more than talk! Al ready peeler logs are being shipped from Alaska to a plywood plant at Bellingham and who can say this is not the beginning of a new move to export all our logs to the states?
 Congress will be asked also to amend U. S. Forest Service re- strictions on the sale of pulping timber beyond a 5-year period at fixed prices. What the newspriut operators want is the appointment of an impartial committee by the courts to arbitrate the price in E. year or even 1O-year periods, in- stead of leaving the pricing au- thority with the USES and he Secretary of Agriculture. Since they plan a SIS to $25 million in vestment in Alaska, their request seems reasonable especially since none of the timber is now being marketed and nobody is realizing anything of much value from this timber
 But here again Washingtons i young Senator Mitchell, who wants to keep Alaska as a colony of the state of Washington, and some of his colleagues may decide that the l ancient and honored USES restric- tion should not be repealed 70 help Alaska. That would make it easy for the newsprint people to /. flee Alaska for good and Alaska in despair, would have to go to Seattle and say, in effect: We can't get the industry to come up here and use our logs, so we'll ship our logs down to you. You can harvest the payroll, the boom l towns the taxes and the prosper ! ity that belongs to Us. but we'll provide the logs for you at your price.
 That is, as anyone who knows Alaskan history can testify a very real threat. Every colony is in tla same position of selling raw mat 1 Gi ldiS lO IuG IlOluer COu0Lfy--AUS- tralian wool goes to England's tex tile mills-and losing the payroll that it deserves. Aren't we now letting Seattle warehouse our sal mon? Doesn't Tacoma smeIt most of our ore? Doesn't Seattle do most of our wholesaling, all of our ship ping and most of our lawmaking.
 And isn't Seattle this very day saying publicly that Alaskan state hood is just agitation by a fac tion' as Ross Cunningham claimed in the Seattle Times the other day? Isn't this the opening gun .l a canfpaign to keep Alaskans away from the polls October when they express their wishes on statehood And isn't it a part of the old par ty line to keep Alaskans from get ting control of their future? Of course it is, and this time we
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think Alaskans will be too smart. For Alaskans want that harvest. that prosperity and that voice ia n, tional and focal affairs.
 How statehood would help the Alaskan tourist industry is easy to see. As a state, we would be elig- ible for an estimated $12.OO0,0O1 to $14,000,00O per year in Federal grants-in-aid under the Federal Highway Act. We'd match it from funds of our state gasoline tax. paid by those who used the roads, both Alaskans and tourists Those highways would attract thousands of tourists and hundreds of cafe, service station, lodge and tourist camp operators who would pay taxes and make business for Alas ka Each tourist would leave mon- ey up here as he has done in the past on his steamer and airplane Junkets
 This is, in short. how men build their own destinies. But the first step. to our way of thinking is to show the way We want to ge And the time to show it is in tEe election on statehood October B..
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
ON STATEHOOD

Following eitorial written by Bill Baker, editor of The Ketchi- kan Chronicle, and appearing in that paper on Tuesday, We believe, merits consideration of every voter in this section. It follows:
 So you'd like to know how statehood could help Alaska at- tract new industries?
 Well, here are two ways: l, Newsprint and paper mills, and Z, An expanding tourist industry
 There may be a showdown on the former within the next few months. To be prepared to face it, we hope Alaskans have voted a re- sounding yes for statehood Oct Cber $.
 "Southeastern Alaska bases it's hopes for a papeer industry on sev- eral factors. The main ones are availability of timber which, un- der U. s. Forest Service regulations must be fabricated within the Ter ritory; and availability of water tor power and processing on long time contracts. Knowing these things, three or four would-be op- orators have explored Alaska .'e- gently and are about ready to ask Congress for certain assistance in the coming session. But IF Wash ington states senators and con- gressmen should oppose this legis- lation for selfish reasons, and Al aska had no way to stop them, oLI entire development and our chances for attaining statehood would be realt serious blow.
 How, you ask, can that be: Well, all the Washington state legislators would have to do would be to alter the present ban on eX- portation of logs from Alaska's forests. They could use the pre- text that year-round operation oi paper mills in Alaska is not feas ible, that costs are too high, thai shipping is precarious, and that il is too costly to dismantle mills or Puget Sound and reassemble then Tn Alaska, as Tyler Sprake of Seat tie proposed to the Ketchikan Citl
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
TIMBER SALES INCREASE
 IN THIS DIVISION

PETERSBURG-Timber sales lu he Petersburg Division of the Tongass National Forest are on tLe increase, the U. s. Forest Service effice in Petersburg announces
 Their report shews there are II logging companies now holding timber sale contracts totaling A. s00.0O0 board feet of saw logs and slightly over 100000 Hneal feet of poles and piIing There are a small sales of less than $100 va'ue each in addition to the major log gers.
 Administration of these sales which includes cruising. marking boundaries. scaling logs and in spections to assure proper cutting is keeping the Petersburg staff
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
NOTICE

FOR Residence and Outside Theft insurance, all risk silverware, jewelry, and fur floater policies -- call Mrs. Frank Barnes. Phones 101 and 97
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
VETS WARNED ONLY FEW MONTHS TO REINSTATF
 GOVERNMENT INSURANCE

JUNEAU - Veterans of Worl3 War II have but a few months in which 10 reinstate the life in~uf. pnce theg carried in fhe service without taking d physical azuniG-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
MARsHALL's SALE

A gillnet. seized last fall by thc Marshals office, was sold here this week at a Marsha's sale to Charlie Powers for S100.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-09-27
ARRESTED

Richard Garcia arrested Septem- Der IG. charged with being drunk and disorderly conduct. was re- leased on a S25O peace bond.