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Editorial
Continued from Page p

lives as result of traffic accidents in Seattle,
one-fourth came in December. And of 900 injured
in traffic accidents last year, 222 were marked
against December.
Hearts will overflow with frno e"d holiday
rejoicing spirit But let rc1 = - broken
bones stop the hearts that can quicken the hap
piness which should be Christmas
If mere one % out of those who read this
editorial registers the thought "SAFETY'' up
stairs, we will have at least accomplished our
purpose in small way
Walk safely! Drive Safely.
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medicine here, after graduating
from Creighton Medical school In
Omaha, Nebr., In 1912, and intern
ling at Mercy hospital in the Mile
High city of Denver. He served
three years in the medical corps OF
the U. S. srmy in the Obi theatre
during the war.
The couple were recently married
In Chicago.
Miss Dolores Aoki, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dengo Aold, ITO 18th
Avenue, Is spending her holiday va
cation with her parents. She arriv-
ed here last Saturday evening from
Washington, D. c.
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NnCHTREN

NICHIREN
10 a.m.-Sunday school for kin
dergarten children.
II a. m Young People
=. m.-Japanese Service,
METHODIST
9:45 q. m.-Churcn ser,Irs
1000 q. m.-Issei service
hoo a. fn.-Nisei.
i1-Mornirg Worship s'rv'cs
PRESBYTERIAN
9:15 TO $50 an. Preachers pre-.
praysr service.
9:g' to 1919 I'm. = s u n d a ,
school for beginners. primaries. ia.
niors and intermediates.
10:45 am. to ~ noon-Issei wn.
ship service in church proper. NJ.
sci worship service in gymnasium
ST. PETERS
o a.m.-Issei Holy Communion
Rev. @. Shoji.
II a.m.-Sunday school, Mis-
Gladys Gray.
II a.m.-Nisei Worship Service.
7:S0 p.m.-Fri-night YPF Meet
ing.
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Cosmos Plan
Y Date with '48

Make a Date with a." a New
Years semi-formal, scheduled for
Saturday. December 81. from $3.50
to 1880 p. m. in the lounge of the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion. Red Feather Agency, is the
NEXT event on the calendar Of the
Cosmopolitans, a YwCA club form
ed to provide recreation for some
Of the young people formerly serv-
ed by the UsO. The USO is sche-
duled to close Dec. 20.
All service men, veterans and 9TH
er young people out Of high school
are eligible. Admission to the dance
Is only 50 cents or one dollar per
couple, according to James Locket,
acting chairman. Mrs. Use volinn
Is the club adviser. Two hypno-
fists viii entertain the dancers dur
ing the intermission.
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Bishop Obtain
Plans ]. 5. Trip

TOKYO. Dec. % -Archbishop
Koshi lohtani, head of the Nishl
Hongwanji Buddhist sect In ia
pan, hopes to visit the United
States next year.
He expressed his desire In an
interview with Teruo Mukoyama,
Chicago businessman, now In Japan
as a q. 8. trader, declaring that
he Is seeking q permit to leave In
January or February.
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Nisei
Calendar
DECEMBER

24-Anna Kay's and Lotus YBA
will co-sponsor christmas Eve
dance.
26-27-28-All Oriental National
Basketball Tournar1ent co-sponsor-
ed by Cathay Post 186 and Nisei
Veterans Committee at Seattle
College
28-All- Oriental nationa4 basket
bill tournament dance from pm.
to 1890 am. IN the Palladium Ball
room, 125th and Aurora on the
Everett highway. Jackie Souders'
bard will play.
31-South End A. c. to present
New Years Eve dance In Buddhist
auditorium.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-06

8albfirdleins miinoet Der itille 3ug.
llno cine Seele itebt i1auernb bor
ben Toren Ger Gtpigfeit.
Sa, @fpigfeit!
l1no tpieber trdgt mir Der Soben-
ipino Die 8etrufe bes Srauer5uges
gum Saielbiibl beralf:
oSerr, glib ibm Die etpige Hube. ="
Limo Dos elpige 2idt leuhte
lbm.
Batter unier, Ser bu biIt.
SIN &nabenber5en iteigt elm 8un-
Der rnb Mbnen ouf, Elm @ilien Inn
gpisfeit: eipiee Hube, epiges 2idt.
~8ater l,nier, Der on biit. -"
Gater! Sa, 8ater, Der bu biIt =
obne Infang, obne @noe. 8ater, lie
Der gater, bon gpigfeiten 5u gpig.
feiten. gater, nid]ts ols 8ater, =
bon &ube, bon 2ift, Der 9inber bar.
reno, Die ins Saterbaus beinfebren,
nie ser itiIe SblGfer ba brouben,
oen tie gum 5rieobof seIeiten.
8ater, nifts als 8ater - i'm 2e..
ben pie i'm So6e.
Sater, bon @roBe uno 8iite, bon
2i6t uno 2iebe.
Sater ii6eraG unb immerbar. 8a-
ter i'm Simmel, Gater auf groen.
gmige 6ube, etpiges 2i6t, etpige
2iebe, eipiges 2eben.
@Digfeit, iett tpeiB i6, mas ou
|biit!
8eborgenIein Bit bu am 8aterber-
gen. lteberal uno immerbar:
rSater unier, Der bu bit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-06

|grnB on ben hineiiiden 8erbiinbeten
bate Den Gbarafter einer i1arfen
8ermarnung Der &egierung Eihiane
&ai-ibef. gs flingt mie elm @do Der
gluffailungen, oenen General Mar.
iboll Dor gut einem Sabre nod 8e.
enoigung ieiner eignen @rmittlungen
in oem aiiatil6en Hieienreibe 4us,
orud gab, tpenn @eoemeDer nun ben
Madtbabern in Nanfing Dem Sinne
|naf) 5uruft: Shlagt eu6 Die 8orltel.
lung aus Dem aopf, amerifaniIde
Silfe fir ebrgei5ise militariide uno
ionitige 3ufrtnftspldne cures &egimes
5u erbalten, lolonge ibr cure 5entra-
len, proninsialen uno fommunalen
aemter nidt bon Sen unfabigen, oie-
bilden 8iirofraten sei6ubert ,itto fir
cine ebrlide Serlpaltung uno fable
@irtidait geiorgt babt! gs ion ipobl
nur oie nnparteiii6e Saltrng Der
Ser. Staaten i'm dineiiiden 8iirger.
frieg unterItreiden, ipenn lnler Son'
oeremiiiar bon ben norodineiii6en
&ominuniiten rbofft", tie ipiiroen,
porausgeiebt lie ieien tpirflid oie gu-
ten Batrioten, als sic Tie ii6 ausge.
ben, auf lpeitere 8eriude elmer ge.
maltiamen Gurdiebung ibrer 3iele
ber5idten.
@os @eoemepers @orte beiagen,
lit, OaB bas finftige Shidlal Der
~nationaliItii6en" 3egierung in 9an,
fling in ibren eieenen Sdnoen liegt
unb hoB mir China, bel oller Sod-
ahtung Dor Sidians aai-lbef, nidt
belfen fonnen, iolange leine @eiddfte
in 1peitem llmfange bon einem ielbIt-
lii6tigen unfabigen ltno forrupten
@elinoel - Oeilit1rs ODER Sipile 8on.
sen - gefiibrt peroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-06
Eu,tgkrtt

SD lag als @alobiiblein bel met
ner Seroe am Salebiibl 1lno oa6te
an oos @ort gpigfeit.
llno eridraf bel Dem @eoanten.
gtpigfeit.
@ie elm @eIpenIt iprang oas 8ort
aus Dem 8o6en, 1pitterte Inn sic al
ten 8ettertannen, geiIterte in ben
lauen, blauen Sommerliiften unb
lprang mein fleines &nabenbirn bon
neuem an. ... ...,
: @fpigfeit. ...>.E
Sbne anfang, obne @nbe.
@er Das ausoenfen fonnte!
&ein Weni6enbirn permobte es,
fein groBes uno fein fleines, fein beis
liges uno nod lpeniger Elm unbei-
liges.
@anoelt elmer am Weeres Itrano.
8ogen pu6ten peitbin. l1nermeBlt-
der Sdman. l1nb Ser @anoerer
oenft oas 8ort gpigfeit. Siebt er
Elm andblein nit BOILER Sano Weer-
paiier in elm Sanogriiblein idopfen.
~8as tuIt bu oa, &leiner?" - u9as
Nteer oa i6opfe idb in meine @rube. I"
: vHarrlein. e. !" = uHarr! eber
i6Opfe i6 bas Neer aus ols on bas
gDigfeitsDort ausiinnen magit. :"
l1rpalo itarrt an tauIeno Weilen
i'm 8epiert. Sn bieIen urtpalo fliegt
.olle bunbert Sabre Elm 3aunf0nig-
lein, mebt ii6 oas S6nablein an
einem 3tueige uno uenn bas 8oglein
oen unermeBli6en 1rtpalo abgeipest
bat, Damn lit erIt cine Sefunoe Ser
@pigfeit borbei
rHdrrlein. i" ,ta:
Scarf" trG
9as orme Sirn permag nit benz
@ortlein nibts an5ufangen. Drum
fabrt es mir ieet ins Ser5. l1ho bas
Ser5 nimmt es gut uno glaubig auf.
wie brauBen auf ferner 8aloItrabe
Oas 8eten unii6tbarer Bilger.
n5err, glib ibm Sic enige &ube. :"
~l1nb oas epiee 2i6t leudte
tbm.
rSater unier, ser on biIt. :"
Gas Ser5 ipeiB, nas ba OrauBen
Dor iid ,gebt: @aloleute i6reiten be-
teno binter einem @eg- uno @erfge=
noiien ber, oeiien groenlpeg 5u gnoe,
oeilen 8erf getan. SIM 5rieobof oes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-06
zrntfh1r,, Kripg u. 1rirhrn
(Sortfesuna bon Sette -

belt Der arabiihen llno iiioiI6en 8e-
pOlferung erreiht lit. @egenlpartig
lteben 5mei 9rittel slraber einem
Grittel SuOen segeniiber. glultralien,
oaS elite Weitglieo oes slusi6uiies,
nabm an ser slusarbeitung oes Sci
lungs mie 8unoesplans tell, iprad
iid iebob in ser gnofaiiung fir fei-
nen Der beioen aus.
4bbul Habman I55am 8al6a, @e-
neraliefretdr ser aus iieben 2anoern
beitebenoen slraberliga, griff Sen 8e-
ribt iofort als npollig nnour6fiibr-
bar" an. sd CLAUDE nidt, oaB bie
Goaberlammlung ibm 5uitimmen
miro. @r l0It ni6ts, er r1a6t Die Sage
MIR idlimmer. Sie Den 8ereinten
Nationen angeborenoen fiinf arabi-
i6en Staaten = Megppten, SSraf, Sps
rien, 2ibnnon nnb Souoi-Irabien =
oiirften oen 9lnslhuBberiht auf Der
Goaberiammlung befGmpfen, Die am
is. September 5ulammentritt.
China
@eneraaeutnant gilbert 6. @eoe.
meper, Ser i'm guftrag bes Yraioen-
ten 8rnman einen Monat in China
gelpeiIt bate, flog leste 8ohe nah
Sofio. CT gab bel ieiner @breiie cine
grfl1rling ob, Die ben Gbineien me-
mig Jreu6e madt. gr geibelte 1rdmlia
oie @eItedlidfeit irnerbalb Der dine'
iiiden Mesieruns uno anberte, NIT
@etDcIt allein tonne man ben &om-
nunismlls niht ausrotten.
General @eoenteDers @bihieos.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-06

punft lit gef1brlid nabe, tpenn lie
ouiammenbreden -, oann belfen mir
nit 5ur 3erItorung Der Rirhen
Deutihlanos, ben Iesten 8ollmerfen
geiitIihef, 2ebens auf oem tpanfenoen
eirop1iihen Sentiment.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-06

2ieber 2eier!
senbe ben ,Sbio.8aiienfreunb' bel.
men Mngeb6rigen in 9cutidhano.
Ereis: $500 pro sabr.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12

Do your Christmas Shopping in
Milford and Save Money. Milford
Chamber of Commerce. n14-6t
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
Appetite for Rabbits
Balks Berlin Science


BERLIN (P German medi-
cal research has been drastically
hampered by the lack of expert
mental animals such as guinea
pigs, rabbits and monkeys.
Recently, the Central Health Ad-
ministration in the Russian zone
appealed to Germans to donate rab-
tits to experimental laboratories,
but Germans in these tough times
apparently prefer to eat them.
Only one man came to the Robert
Koch Institute, one of Germany's S
best, and offered a grown rabbit
and five young ones for It's marks
a black market price.
The Robert Koch Institute is one
of the few laboratories in Germany
which has facilities for producing
serum against rabies However, the
shortage of rabbits needed to make
the serum is so great that it car
deliver the serum only if it is com
pensated with a rabbit
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
FREDERICK

Mrs. Watson Denney, of Marcus
Hook, Pa, has been spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Sapp. Mrs. Sapp is very
much improved after having been
quite sick last week.
Mrs. Mary Derrickson left We'd
nesday for Raleigh, N. c., to visit
DR.. and Mrs. Harold McCurdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davidson
spent last weekend in Chester, Pa,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Cahall.
Mrs. Lewis Belts has arrived
home and is feeling much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and
Mrs. Bradford Holiday spent Sat
urday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davidson at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Davidson &
grandmother at Bowers, last We'd
nesday.
The w. S. c. S. of Barratt's Cha
pei will meet at the home of Rev
and Mrs. Nichols of Magnolia, on
December IL. Every member is
urged to be present and bring gift
Mrs. Bertha Rogers has returned
to her home after spending sons
time in New Jersey with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rentz spent
Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Harry F. Mitten is a patient
at the Milford Memorial Hospital
and his condition is fairly good
The w. s. C. S. held their Christ
mas party at the church Friday
evening. The hostesses were Mrs
Della Wilson, Mrs. Emma Slaugh
4 ter and Mrs. Herman Vineyard. AT
ter the exchanging of gifts and {
business discussion, Mrs. Marion
Gerow read an interesting selection
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
MAGNOLIA


In her travels through California
Mrs. Sue Walker was having
breakfast in Hollywood" a radio
program, and a few of our town
folks were afforded quite a thrill
when they heard her interviewed
by Tom Brenneman one morning
during the past week.
Rev. Norman Nicklas, Mrs. Henry
Nash, Mr. and Mrs ] E. Mitchell,
Mrs. William Orvis, Mrs. Esther
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hins-
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Orvis
represented the Magnolia NJ. Y A..
f., at the district meeting held in
Smyrna on Thursday night Isaac
Oryis was elected vice-president of
the district group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Patterson,
Mrs. Cora Reed and Ronnie and
Mrs. Kathryn knight spent Satur-
day in Wilmington.
Mrs. Edna Sapp and daughters,
Hazel, Ann and Jean of Houston,
were dinner guests on Sunday OF
4A44 cA1AA mart anu IdlIlAly.
Mr.. William Marvel of Whining
ton, visited his mother, Mrs. Flor
ence Marvel on Saturday. He ex-
poets to sail from New York on
Monday for position with the
Government abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richards
and son. George, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hill and Mrs. Bessie j. Hart
were dinner guest on Sunday OF
Mrs. Allen Richards in Viola.
Alr. Phillip Carroll and friend oil
Easton, Nd, visited his cousin, Mrs
Merschel Galloway and family or
Sunday.
DR. and Mrs. A. H. Locke had al
weekend guests the latter's father
MIR. T. c. Sheriff. and her sister
Miss Lillian Sheriff. of Baltiomre.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Harry Wilcutts were her mo
ther, Mrs. Elizabeth Boone anC
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. MartiI
Wilcutts.
Do your Christmas Shopping il
Milford and Save Money. MilforC
Chamber of Commerce. n14-6
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
Greeks to Study
Radar in Britain

ATHENS - (P) Within the
next two months the Greek navy
plans to send a maximum Of 20 ma
val officers to study radar. gunnery,
torpedo and electronics in Great
Britain.
Capt. George L. Shane of Corn
ing, N. Y, chief staff officer of the
Navy group of the American Mis-
sion for Aid to Greece, says the APP
plicants will be selected with the
advice of the British naval mission
The trainees will be dispatched tc
Great Britain rather than to the U
S., because most ships in the Greek
fleet are British.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs Ruark Woodland and
family spent the weekend with re-
latiyes in Baltimore, Md.
Miss Ruth Ann Stevenson, of
Newark, spent last weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marian
Stevenson.
Mrs. Eliza Coverdale, age SO
years, died last Monday night at
the home of daughter, Mrs. Thom-
as Barrett, of South Ardmore, Pa.
She is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. William Sipple, of this town,
Mrs Wellington Hall, of Whining
ton and Mrs. Thomas Barrett, of
Ardmore, Pa, and one son, HAM
mond Coverdale, of Dover.
Funeral services were held a.
Barratt's Chapel at 1870 p. M,
Thursday afternoon with interment
at Barratt's Chapel
Mr.. and Mrs. Fora Tatman and
family spent Saturday in Whining
ton.
There will be a Candle Light
Service in this church, Sunday
December 81, at 1880 p. m. This
service will be given by M. Y. f.
The Bulletins were presented tc
the church by Mr.. and Mrs. CIar-
ence Person in memory of Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Person.
The program will be in two parts
The first four grades will give
Christmas In The Court of King
Cole" and the upper four grade;
"The First Christmas"
Mrs. Edith B. Melvin has re
turned home after spending some
time at fredericksburg, Md, will
! relatives.
Frederica School will present {
/ Christmas program in the schoo
j auditorium on Monday, December
%, at 2 o'clock. Parents and friend;
are invited to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
CEDAR NECK


'Let happiness abound at this
Christmas time"
Methodist Church, Rev. r. ~
Wright, minister, Sunday, Dec ~
III q. M, Sunday School.
aAnd this is Life Eternal tnae
they might know Thee, the oniy
true God, and Jesus Christ WnoH
Thou hast sent St John li:s;
The Christmas exercises VIII DC
held in our church on Monday eve
ming. Dec. %, beginning az -
clock !.
Mr Thomas Clark will see 70 "
that Old Santa Claus gets here on
time cnd that a Christmas tree 70
placed. .,, -
The decorating committee VIII ps
MRS. Eugene Mills, Mrs. Tnomas =.
Mills. Jr.. and Mrs. Vim. Fl. McCol-
lev. who viii take complete charge
Of the decorations. Mrs. Inomas
clark is purchasing committee lor
fhe treat for the children. Mrs. Vin-
81 Roberts, Miss Bessie Heath ana
MRS. r. Davis Watson will see that
we have a Christmas program.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Davis, sr., were Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Kirby from Merchant
Vile. N. j. Other guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Davis were Mrs. Mary p. Ap-
botf and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Davis OF Milford.
MIR. and Mrs. Lucius c. Webb
were weekend guests Of their
daughters, Miss Kathryn Webb ID
Philadelphia, and Miss Margaret
webb of the University Of Dela@are.
Mrs. webb attended the Mother and
Daughter Tea served at the y. Of d
on Friday. 8.
The Farm Bureau Group Will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r. Davis Watson this Thursday
xvening. Dec. 18th, at 8 o'clock,
Kent County Extension Agent, Mr.
TarbeIl, win be present and show
an interesting picture on "Electri-
city" Let Us have good attendance
OF all members and friends OF the
Farm Bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Davis Watson
will attend the annual session of the
Delaware State Grange on Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week al
Newark. Del.
The Union prayer meeting of this
charge win be held In either
Slaughter Neck or Lincoln Church
next Wednesday evening, Dec. IL
Call Rev. Wright for information.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Jacobs anC
Mrs. Duane Lynn spent Sunda!
with Mr.. Jacobs parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Price Jacobs of Bridgeville.
Keep looking on the brighter
side of life.'
Do your Christmas Shopping II
Milford and Save Money. Milfor'
Chamber OF Commerce. n14-6
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12

Mrs. Lawrence Boone, patient
at the Milford Memorial Hospital, is
somewhat improved at this writing.
Mrs. Clara NashoId and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fisher spent Tuesday
in Wilmington.
Mr.. Herbert j. Dodd has re-
turned to East Orange, N. j., after
a seven weeks visit with his wife,
jeanette B. Dodd.
There will be benefit card and
bingo party held at Frederick Fire
Hall on Saturday evening, Jan. 3rd,
by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Do your Christmas Shopping In
Milford and Save Money. Milford
Chamber of Commerce. n14-6t
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
For Travel or Asthma

A new air-flled pillow made Of
"vinylite," non-absorbent plastic
casing, has been placed on the mar
ket The pillow stays constantly
buoyant and can be debated and
folded to convenient size for storage
or travelling. Easy to clean and ster-
ilize. it also is being used in hos
pitals.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
House Has a Wen

The well in the house of rapre-
sentatives is the space betweeE the
clerks desk. which is Immediately
in front of the speakers rostruna,
and the first row of seats.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
ANDREWyILLE

The Home Demonstration Exten-
sion Club of Andrewsville held its
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Alice Thompson on Thursday,
December 4. There were Ia mem
bers and three visitors present.
Gifts we're exchanged and cover
ed dish luncheon was served at IL
O'Clock. Everyone present wish to
thank the hostess for this enjoy
able day.
The January meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Arley Taylor
on January s.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12
nFillea IN he gtreess

Egyptian millers ia ancient times
set up their business ia public
streets and pounded out their grains
with metal pestles.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12

Longer Freight Trains
The average freight train last
year consisted Of So cars, compared
with "a cars in 1925.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-12

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Milford and Save Money. Milford
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-11-14
OLD-AGE AND INSURANCE
 CHECKS NOW VIA AIR MAIL

JUNEAU - The Regional DireC- tor of the Social Security Admins. tration office, Hugh J. Wade, an nounced this week that arrange ments have been made to have all olu-age anr survivors insurance benefit checks sent by air mail.
 These cheeks, which are for pay ments of benefits due under the Federal Social Securit Act, are 1s- sued by the U. S. Treasury Depart ment disbursing office in Sau Francisco, California. In the past these checks were sent by regular mail and were, therefor received IT, regularly, depending upon hoat sailings and train schedules. Nov they will leave San Francisco VI air mail on the third day of the month following the month of en- titlement.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-11-14
SALVATION ARMY BOAT
 PAYS CALL TO WRANGELL

The Salvation Army boat, Will liam Booth, which was recently dedicated in Juneau, was in Wran- gel Tuesday evening at which time a public meeting was held at the Salvation Army hall.
 Passengers aboard the William Booth were: Major and Mrs Erie Newbould from Juneau; Adj Chas Newton and Envoy Jackson from Rake: Patrick Paul, skipper of sthe boat and two women who were on their way to Ketchikan to visit re- latives.
 The William Booth was on it's first tour of Southeastern Alaska and is visiting all native villages where public meetings are being held The vessel. formerly known as the Taku, will be in Wrangell again on November IT, at whi h time another public meeting will be held to which the public is in- yited.
 The boat is expected to arrive some time in the afternoon next Monday in order to give those a chance to see it who wish to do so
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-11-14
ANDY JOHNSON ON
 WAY HOME FROM NORWAY

According to letter received this week by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coulter from Andy Johnson, who has been in Norway since last sum mer visiting relatives. Mr. Johnson left Oslo for London yesterday and has passage booked on the 20th ot November for New York from there This should put him in New York by Thanksgiving and it is expected he will come immediately to the west coast and be back in Wrangell by the middle of Decem- Der.
 Mr Johnson. with the Olaf Hansens, flew to Norway from Wrangel1 the latter part of June The HaEsens returned by air in but because of an illness suffered during his stay, Oslo doc tors advised MT. Johnson to return by steamship and MT. Johnson has since been awaiting transportation back to America
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-11-14
ALASKA FREIGHT
 EXPRESS TO MAKE
 FIRST TRIP DECEMBER 4

SEATTLE - First sailing of the Alaska Freight Express Corpora tion's tug and barge service fG~ general freight cargoes from Seat tie and Tacoma to Seward, Alaska will be made Thursday, December 4, it was announced this week hy l.. B. DeLong, president of tine new Alaskan common carrier Con cern. Sailings of the new com 0any's schedule will provide ship nent from Puget Sound to all points along the Alaska railroad via Seward.
 The steel barges, 26O feet long. AS feet beam and 15 feet deep, have a cargo capacity of 4,OOO measurement tons each under coy- CT, in the more than 16O,0O0 cu- bic feet of shipping space on each barge.
 The Alaska Freight Express Corporation announced projected Alaskan shipping service Sept g.. after filing with the U S. Mari time Commission in Washington, D. C., a tariff schedule averaging 35ea less than current water car rier rates to Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-11-14
CALLED SOUTH

Mrs. Doris Barnes, Mayor of Wrangell, is leaving Sunday night on the Princess boat for Portland, Oregon, called south by the illness of her mother, Mrs 0 M. Plum mer Mrs Runners illness, al though not critical, Is of sufficient seriousness to make Mrs. Barnes presence there at this time desir- able.
 Mrs. Barnes will be gone until after the holidays and while out of town is leaving her insuranee in the hands of Mr Guy Harvey. The Harveys will also be at home in the Barnes residence during Mrs. Barnes absence.