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The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
CAIN GOES FOR ALASKA -. STATEHOOD " WHEN THE
 TERRITORY IS READY

WASHINGTON - Senator Cain (Wash.-R) gays he favor "staIe- hood for Alaska when the Terri. tory is ready for it" but does not want to impose too great a tax burden on the people"
 He said in an interview he found TWO violently disagreeing opinions about statehood" among the pep
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
sEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIsTs
 TO HOLD SERVICES OCT. 5. 9I

Lowell Marsh and A. c. Hiebert will be speakers at Seventh-day Adventist services to be held the evenings of Oct. and 9 at 7:45 at the Civic Center. MT. Hiebert will conduct the meeting of Octo. Der and Mir. Marsh that of Oct ober 9.
 Preaching, gCspel hymns and questions and answers on Bibhca. subjects will be featured on the service program
 These two first meetings will be the opening of Q series planned .or the winter All interested are COL dially invited to attend
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
PETERSBURG TIMBER
 SALE IS POSTPONED

SEATTLE - Auctioning of l. 5OO,00O.000 cubic feet Of National Forest timber near Petersburg. Al aska, has been postponed until 9 D. m, February Is, 194S, 1t WAS this week by the De partment of Agriculture, Forest Service.
 Also extended until January 8. was the period in which interested persons can qualify for bidding They must submit statements 10 Lyle F. Watts, Chief of the Depart ment's Forest Service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
WRANGELL SENTINEL Pounded in 1902 OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY PRINTED NEWSPAPER IN THE TERRITORY
 P&

Entered in the POstoffice at Wran Esll, Alaska, ss second class mat ter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
 The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for repub l- cation ot all the local news pTin ed in this newspaper, as well as all AP news dispatches.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
IMPROVING

The Rev. George Croweu, new minister at the Presbyterian church, who has been confined t5 the hospital by illness this week, is reported improving but will not be able to hold services Sunday.
 Mrs Crowell will conduct the services in the absence of her hus- band
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
WAA offers
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-03
Will The ATOMIC BOMB Bring An
 END TO CIVILIZATION?

VIII The AIUMlC bUMB Bring An END TO CIVILIZATION? The Whole World Under One Flag The U. S. Will Soon Bow To This Power! The Coming Ruler Clearly Pointed Out! SUNDAY NIGHT OCTOBER Fifteen Minute Song Service at 2 :45 and SPECIALS TOO
 CIVIC CLUB HALL Come and Sing the Good Old Gospel Songs EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED Drop Your Questions in the QUESTION BOX" Bible Prophecy Foretells World History Speaker - A. c. HILBERT
 SATAN
 Is There Such A Being! Did Good God Create Bad Devil? Glimpse Behind The Curtain THURSDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER Fifteen Minute Song Service At 7:45
 CIVIC CLUB HALL Come and Sing the Good Old Gospel Songs EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED Drop Your Question in the QUESTION BOX" Bible Prophecy Foretells World History Speaker LOWELL MARSH
Evening star., 1947-12-07

full-page drawings Of such subjects
as Barn Signs" "Dower Chests"
Hop Pillows" "Fractur Writing" :"
"Cider Pressing" "Christmas Putt" :"
etc, with a pleasant text.
Three books OF an altogether diff
ferent type are Camera Art as a
Means of Self-Expression," by Max
Thorek; NOVEL; Wards Photogra-
phic Workbook" and THE Technique
of the Picture Story" by Daniel
D. Mich and Edwin Eberman. The
first two should be of interest and
help to amateur photographers; the
other Is aimed at a much smaller and
more specialized group. persons
working on such publications as The
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Native Lands
And Favorite Places

In Sweden" X. w. Kullers pre-
sents more than 100 photos of his
native land. His views of cities and
harbors, forests and farms, indus
tries and sports, and a wide range
of other subjects, make an impress
sive composite picture of the coun-
try and its people. In his hands a
camera Is not merely a mechanical
device; 1t is the implement of an
artist.
Artists of the more conventional
kind-the kind who paint and draw
also are well represented on the
years list of picture books. The
best of its type, perhaps. is Fred
eric Remington: Artist of the Old
West" by Harold McCracken. 1t
contains reproductions of more than
80 drawings, paintings and sculp-
lures, 80 of them in full color, an
introduction by James Chillman, jr.,
and considerable biographical and
photographed data by Mr.. Nc
Cracken. For collectors of Reming-
tOniana, the volume is, of course, a
must; for others, it is well worth
fond ownership.
Other outstanding works in the
same general category are:
Missouri: Heart of the Nation"
containing LOG illustrations in color
and ck-and-white by Howard
Baer, Aaron Bohrod, Nicolai Cikov-
sky, Fred Conway, Adolf Dehn,
Ernest Fiene, Peter Hurd, Frederic
James, Fletcher Martin, jackson Lee
Nesbitt, Georges Schneider, Fred
Shane, Lawrence Beall Smith and
Wallace Herndon Smith.
'FocsIe Days" by Anton Otto
Fischer, an account of the authors
adventures at sea, illustrated by 18
full-page reproductions of his
paintings.
charleston: A Gracious Heritage"
by Robert Molloy, an interest
ing and informative report on the
city's past and present, enhanced
considerably by some fine drawings
by the late E. H. Suydam.
"Traditionally Pennsylv
Dutch,' by Edward c. Smith and
Virginia van Horn Thompson, "a
Evening star., 1947-12-07

Sunday Star Pictorial Magazine. All
three volumes are worthy Of the at
tention Of the class of readers for
whom they are intended.
Another book that Is different
from any of the others mentioned In
this article is Their Search for God:
Ways of Worship in the Orient" by
Evening star., 1947-12-07

Florence Mary Fitch. Though not,
strictly speaking, a picture book, It
contains 81 Illustrations selected with
intelligence and taste by Edith
Bozyan, Beatrice Creighton and tho
author. And though prepared pri-
marily for children, 1t is likely 10
appeal to many adults as well.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Gardens
Continued from Page 20)


been healthy in that it has stimu-
lated controversy and the resulting
investigation by scientists. For ex-
ample, soil scientists are now ad-
vancing the theory that good soil
may contain antibodics that may
prevent plant diseases-a back-door
entrance to the Howard theory.
This Is Must Reading
For the Beginner
AS the Howard and Faulkner
books should prove stimulating to
the actual farmer, Hadyn S. Pear
sons "Successful Part-time Farm
ing" should be a must on the
shelves of every beginner. Mr..
Pearson has crammed his book full
of good, sensible, factual informa-
ton and certainly the beginner will
close its last page a wiser man in
the ways of farming.
And here is a word of warning.
While books like Mr.. Pearsons give
good advice, it should be remem-
bered that the facts are usually
. gathered from some particular part
of the country and may not be
wholly applicable to another. 1t
is a good idea, then, for the begin
ner to consult frequently his county
agent and other local representa-
tives of the Agriculture Department.
For as long as the ground has
been titled weeds have plagued the
farmer, the gardener and the city
dweller with lawn. The new
chemical weed killers now offer an
easy means of weedless lawns and
gardens, and John w. Mitchell and
Paul c. Marth have written hand
book on their uses. In Growth
Regulators" Mr.. Mitchell and Mr..
Marth, both of the Agriculture De-
partment's Bureau of Plant Indus
try, Soils and Agricultural Engi-
neering, list the many chemicals
and their application. 1t is the first
comprehensive book on this sub
ject that I have seen.
Other books worth noting that
have appeared this season include
THE Land and Wildlife," by Ed
ward H. Graham, and a revised
edition of "A Field Guide to the
Birds" sponsored by the National
Audubon Society. These two books
should be included with other agri-
cultural volumes since the manage
ment of wildlife is linked, in many
ways, to soil conservation.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Bumper Crop Of Picture Books

nary merit Is The Face Of Robert
E. Lee" by Roy Meredith, contain
ing more than 100 illustrations. In
the changing countenance of the
Confederate general, as depicted In
photographs, paintings, Autographs,
engravings and sculptures, the read
er may, with the aid of Mr.. Mere
dith's captions, trace the story of
the South's initial successes and
final heartbreak.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Recommended

THE AMERICAN PAST, by
Roger Butterfield. tSimon e.
Schuster; $10)
REMEMBER DISTINCTLY,
by Agnes Rogers and Frederick
Lewis Allen. CHarper; So
THE FACE OF ROBERT E.
LEE, by Roy Meredith. (Scrib-
ner; So
FREDERIC REMINGTON:
ARTIST OF THE OLD WEST,
by Harold McCracken. Hip-
pincott; $1O)
MISSOURI: HEART OF THE
NATION, by Fourteen Famous
American Artists. (American
Artists Group; So
Evening star., 1947-12-07

Head OF Robert E. Lee from
the portrait executed by Hat
tie E. Burdette OF Washing-
ton on the inspiration OF
Miley photographs.
From The Face OF Robert E. Lee"
(Scribner's)
Evening star., 1947-12-07
They Bring Back
Many Memories

If I could pick two of this years
picture books for my own, and no
more, the other one would be II
Remember Distinctly" by Agnes
Rogers and Frederick Lewis Allen.
It consists of $1,000 words of text
and 500 illustrations and I can
think of no better way to describe
it succinctly than by quoting its
subtitle, "A Family Album of the
American People In the Years of
Peace: 1918 to Pearl Harbor" For
readers old enough to recall the Pc
riods covered, 1t will have nostal-
gic appeal; for others, it will pro-
vide an interesting record of the
events, amusing and otherwise,
which led up to the Frightening
Forties. (The two preceding dec
ades, for the benefit of those who
came in late, were called the Tre-
mendous Twenties and the Terrible
Thirties.)
Another picture book of extraordi-
Evening star., 1947-12-07
HE conscientious reviewer
hesitated to label any book
the best" in its field. With

the best" in it's field With
- so many worthwhile books
available, it seems indiscreet, if not
actually unfair, to pin the superla-
tive tag on any one of them.
That is what have kept telling
myself during the weeks I have been
examining the 1947 crop of picture
books. There is stack of such VOL
umes on my desk, all outstanding
In different ways, and I have gore
through each of them, not just once,
but several times. But each time
I have wound up with the feeling
that if I we're told that one-and
only one-could be mine to keep, my
choice would be The American
Past" by Roger Butterfield.
This is a pictorial history of
our country, from Concord to
mer national affairs editor of Life
Magazine. It's 125,o0O words of text,
aided by approximately 1000 photo
graphs, paintings, Autographs, en-
cravings, cartoons and drawings,
tells how the United States got
started, how it struggled through
wars, depressions and other crises
to become the greatest Nation on
earth. 1t does with ITS years of
American history what the best of
the picture magazines do with the
contemporary scene, but does it
more thoroughly and, therefore, bet
ter It is book to read and re-
read-and then to keep handy for
reference.
Evening star., 1947-10-25

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POSITION with local law arm Box 45,66..L, g.
BABY SITTER. reliable person; ne. pre-
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dependable. literary and medical back
Semi Invalid exceptional references; reply
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ment. NV. 045s. a6s
GIRL, colored, wanted job as busgirl or
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GIRL, colored, experienced, desires care
of baby OF. small children; practical nurse.
+ sss ss.s ssas Of os o: sizstog rs ss
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DU. 49S4 bet. 10 and 2. 25s
GRADUATE, registered rurse, AL rating.
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Box 29s-M. Star. -26
LADY desires clerk k-typist position. also
PIX operator. CH. 3505, Sat. and Sun.
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Evening star., 1947-10-25
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, competent COOK, houSeWorKer,
butler chauffeur, small personal laundry,
family of four; upstairs suite with bath;
good wages; must have recent reference.
Box 57-K, Star. -25
COUPLE, white, to work in tourist camp;
woman to cook and serve man for all
round work; good opportunity for right
parties Box 276-M, Star. -26
MAN AND WIFE to manage concession
stand at Let's Drive-in Theater in Belts
vile, Md. A wonderful opportunity for 8
local couple. Ask to see MR.. FRICK at
the drive-in theater any time after pm.
MARKER FOR DRY CLEANING plant,
good working cond Apply at once, RI
NALDI & LEEMANs, 1926 Ga. ave, Silver
RECORD MANAGER-Mano or woman auali-
fed to manage, buy merchandise, handle
help of entire department. Apply Mr.. Bur-
roughs, BALLARDS, 1900 G st. NV. -25
SALES PEOPLE, for employment in Jewell
ry store; sales exper., necessary: tenn
porary, through Christmas. Apply Mr.
Alexander, KENTS, FOL 7th ST. NV. 80
sTENoGRAPHER, man or woman, by a
good salary and pleasant working cond;
Call Mr.. FLOOD, Ii. 1922 or write Box
1901 Washington, D. c. -26
TEACHER-Pvt. high school; forenoons,
81, for biology, physics, gen. science.
Call DE. O55l Immed. employment for
qualified person. -26
Evening star., 1947-10-25
sALEsMEN (cont).

s,ALEsMAN-DRIvIR, experienced,, for ex-
elusive dry cleaning plant, excellent op-
portuntty for right party Apply in per
son, 1915 Columbia rd. NV. -25
INSTITUTIONAL wholesale grocery sales
man for hotels restaurants; hospitals, tai
ferred; replies kept confidential. Box
LIFE [ LnpEai iiNsuRANcE siSR COMPANY, specializing
in business and estate analysis, desires to
add to its sales staff a college trained man,
80 to 40 years of age, capable of dealing
with important clients: this man will be
employed on an ADEQUATE salary and
bonus basis and trained in an advanced
analysis technique: the average earnings
Of the established man in our organization
is in excess OF $4,000; previous experience
not desired, but must have college degree.
dependents success background and be Of
potential management timber; automobile
required. Write, giving details in fun
SERVICES of 2 experienced speciality
salesmen desired;, preferably, those. who
have or are now handling items Of this
Supplement- your present line: never be- be.
Christmas gifts, Pc not fail to investi-
gate. PED1A PRODUCTS CORP, SH
Evening star., 1947-10-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, ali
subjects taught. Approved BY Government
fer q training. WAR.FLYMN BE- BEAUTY
f1GIHdHE EGHTH dGhGSkED 412 fs WoAN pa l7s
English, self-condence, freedom from self
pvt. tutor. MI 1850. 29*
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
q bin. Men and women. Phone Oliver
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q6Tf 81 fsassSf coNMEgeE hag EaAAF HEskooa SsT
NC. CT approved; Note our new pernaa-
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POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught in
time TfsGfi sush seasSysf 81 s.
AZ eo Il ne 4z9o ana EA ssHG
pow Plenty of PTastisail H. shopTSOrki S on
itS5aAs i5o4 Bennine h'ri rd. ne, AT. AZ ssss.
AIRCRAFT MECHANICS LICENsE-Morn-
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sRH5h 3s AM S2P' Mso 81 81
Washington National Airport Elk. 0063
TYPEWRITER and adding machine me.
chanics-Learn to repair all famous makes
adding machines and typewriters; excellent
JOB opportunities for those interested n
enroll now; day and night glasses start ar
TYPEwRITER MEcHANIcs. 1908 Ben
ming I'd. ne, TR. $500. -25
CERAMICS-Classes now forming; pottery
supplies, kilns, firing, green ware. LYNDA
ROSE of Phila., Studio. 1125 14th st
NV. Reasonable prices. -.26
NURSING IS AN HONORABLE profession
If you've ever said I've always wanted
to be nurse'' you can arrange, very
conveniently. to start your training now
Send name, address and best time fol
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HONE IMP. COMPANIES tcont. I,

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYs and paving; aual-
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BRICK BLOCK WORK--Pier steps. ter
cEsiia' CEMENT woRksstone' 81 ksa, walls. aagstone
terraces. walks. chimneys, fireplaces. ,ee-
SHoo KoskSl!s Ma Ss RoeEytlle a5ss eEnefs s"e'
porehss Mokk oors fo0sass seps
retaining walls. old and new work. C.
GALEA; & 4l|lEls AT; 1854, FIR, spa: 81
FENCES. isa all ~ types. wood, picket. wire,
~ coSsqkucTIoa 5@s CO. EalS1as pi eIa FENCE
FLOOR sERyICE..Nothins but the best
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ING coNTRAGGToRs. INC. 1912 wiscon-
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complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: ex-
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rooms designed and installed. Asbestos and
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sanseS co.s 10. y s5o9. 9. WARNER CONTRACTING
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f''assaS pEcoKAroRs
REMODEL YOUR KITCHEN NoW-im-
mediate installation of new Kitchen Maid
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HYATTSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.-Roof.
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low monthly terms For free estimate
call WA S4S6. days or evenings.
BARGAIN-Build l to 10 houses or dc
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SITUATIONS woMtN tcost.)

SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont.).
so e spssssf Xiii child nurse: cali after sm''
NURSE. practical, desires private duty.
any any 9 kind hrs; day or night, call FIR.
NURSE, registered, experienced; available
NV section. MI. 7645 a6.
PEDIATRIC NURSE wishes position in
pediatrician's office or hosp, days only;
aI AnesG suksf eoored Hssd 4 assre work
In private duty or hospital, with reference
Phone Ex. 4516, hours 1 to pm.
PROXY MOTHER while you shop, tour,
5e Ri hr 81 $685. ahssd as
lady in Arl.; know. steno. bookks pay pay
roll excel. tyDist' exp 5-day wk. GIL. 800.
SPANISH. woman wants job as seamstrsss;
pr spssd2 ssaS accurate an,
ings week. Ex. 1884 mornings. " . s IS. u
sTENOGRAPHER desires work 9 to 1e
aFter aaa as hoe a afy yIs s%taasy eEn IA hsx & &yp
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WOMAN. reliable, stay with elderly peo-
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inc. Box 6-R, Star
YOUNG LADY, attractive, personable, de-
sires new position, Offering challenge to
above average intelligence. hard work and
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work and indexing and reference special
ton . yrs; current salary. S225. Will
consider less for right position. Phone
OR. 5Sl5 or write Box 494-L, Star. 26s
YOUNG WOMAN desires temporary en-
ployment as stenographer until Dec. l.
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INTERESTING POSITION-Young woman,
perm. loc res. supervisory. personnel,
stenog., secy. etc, capable, alert respon-
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5-day wk. Box 456-L, Star. 27'
PART TIME POSITION by colored prac-
tical nurse Call HI 1907
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SALESMEk.

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fnnity to form a valuable connectlon with
well established organlzaiond ions tSan Hal we
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APPLY 4le 18th st. NV. Columbian BIDS
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ness, projected secoph.s pshuscessfu % men n earn
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