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Evening star., 1947-06-24
HOUSES FoR sALE--Ne,thwe.s.

HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerth~ess.
baths. excel. cond. Can a. ". STEPHENS.
coo6IiooiRSHD-l4se o6i 81 MOCK s.h q. x.-s-
gssnIko Isss as5n IsVEsTaEsT sshashss coRRr.
coIoREp coa9 Rins' sIx-RM. and bath brick
$500 down ana small monthly, payments.
coIoRfDlss ca Sn soaa Il A. D 81. alls Nw-corner i
8 aslss zRRs 6s sns Co. saia sSh i
Col sssooLoaRiEaD,-NoT REF, 4 MIRAGE Ideal for
doctor or. dentist. Ontario I'd. nr. Co
taea am0in income ra sa ana home D; combined ] apss
Of ) rms. and bath; i apt. Of rms. and
bath. h-w.h This should appeal e the
sTns 01gs sse Ish q
a05s. JOSEPH E. BRUNO co. NC,
GoIoRspsas 6sfldGss sos : fRnNcEToN ST. sL
This 7-rm., attached brick contains
bedrms., baths porches and many
other attractive features; can be bought a,,
for appt; LAWRENCE v. LuTES. Realtor,
eoLoRED-1oss Co LAMONT ST. N.w,-Fine
3-story brick q 9 rooms: suitable fer ply
coaEN, eStaa excl Exclusive, 81 apsi: RE. 4771. aE osss
CoLoRED-400 BLK MASS. AVE. NV
Z large rms. and 2 baths-2-story row
brick: oil h.-w.h,. full basement: ideal for
ReasonabIe isoaT Riep down pa payment T For details
WI RM 't cALoM1Ris II MsskeRss esopERT1Es, sh NC
coLohEbs deaa hIb st Row P bkIcR tss' homes in
8 rms; and bath each Priced Ss.45o;
payments. FRED A. SMITH, Realtor. Is
l1th St NV, RE: S6ol g..
pElse. s., $50. terms. eall Mr. shelton.
eoLoRRD-15oo G oRaiD5 BLK. sra ST. N,W-s-
Ess sa dexn p ss pasKo plffd fSr NV nsf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! e5E E III fGos 0 and N. Cap
itol sts;, ,n.w.-1st-eommercial 3-story
cant: priced for immediste sale, ENTER
SSlaa%S 81 5sGS; oiitsEo svs, a.; S7I5 s. Jus,
placed on market, large Colonial row brick:
z spacious rms, including nice bedams, rms :
wide front porch and 2 inclosed rear
porches: well constructed and in excellent
sendt2e se EREp GysF gra aoRe RasoF sna PTS
CoLORED-s RMS, 2 BATHS, hot-water
heat, English bsmt. deep lot: on Q st., be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. NV; excellent
income and rooming house property: priced
right. easy terms; possession. SHERR.
eohoRE6&pR2NokPos eeHdSiEs q f4 Si4 Fl. NwEThis
one won't last long: spacious bedrms..
liv. .rm;, din. rm... kit. baths, screened
built-in gar: priced at $14.950; reas. down
payment; also have several other houses
in all sections of the city: terms to, suit
every buyer; as low as $500 down.
VICTORY REAL ESTATE CO., 5l3 End st,
NV, ME- 3699
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sov,bwe,t.

6a6 9Th ST. S.W.-7 rms. bath. h.-wh;
II IT. wide; S6,950; easy terms. FISCHER,
NEAR 9Th AND NJ ssTs. s.w.-wen-eon-
structed 2-story row brick; good sized
rm., bath, h.-w.h., brick garage; q real
buy and priced at only, s7,960. FLOYD
VERY ATTRACTIVE semidet stucco and
pebble-dashed home; 8 rms. and bath; ex-
celfent condition. oil h.-w.h.; very con-
sarsge: priced s1o,Soo. FRED 4. SMITH.
Reaitor, 1l13 7th st. n,w.,RE 666I. "a
NEAR MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.-Immed.
possession. owner leaving town.. 9-rm,
frame home in excellent Sc. location; full
basement; fine lot: reasonably priced Call
Mr.. Hogan. PRUDENTIAL REAL ESTATE
coIORED-sPECIkL BARGAN-406 o
st. s.w.; houses, one 5-rm. and one Arm,
on rear of lot. rented; first commercial.
Attention. brokers. Act today. RE 5216.
CoLoRED-7ae Ia ST. s.w.-Vacsnt.
S195 down. balance $40 per month. A
Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick. with
a, M. DRAIsNER. Ma. so36: home, .qE,
Evening star., 1947-06-24

WOODBRIDGE REALTY OFFERS
Vacant brick, semidet, e., rms. tfed
h.-w.h., det. garage. Price, S12.950; easy
terms.
slate roof, insul., many extras. Only
ES15.650; terms.
s,ffamfly brick with bsms arranssd ed !. tor !
ppieed PFC 0a 70 sell. Ell WoopRiDeE REAGTa iS
CO. 1881 r. I. ave-. NE, NO. 1908.
COL0RED-NEAR TRINIDAD and Fla
s nice rms. 2 inciosed porches. full base.
ment, auto. h.-w:h.. deep lot, det, garage
oYp 5sa E euy DAs sna eo geseS "a to ess 81 quickly
III lin s;s TH5s 81 t. SsasE ERss 5
coLoREDE1soo BLOCK F ST. N.E.-s;;
psyment pa aR.s calI s1p pf saS4 % BasIIfko a IN
yGTMEHT YES SoEP al2 IsW SeRd BIG ksin and
Eads st. n.e.-Beautiful, 6-rm. modern
home, hardwood floors throughout. mas,
tel, bath, recreation rm, air-conditioned
sII,s5C,, terms. Open II am. to pm.
cooLodRED-s1,e5o GO DOWN, 1900 block D
Baths sory 5rc 5p 70 eaeh a1ss ap
Of 5 rooms and bath, separate arcoia
h..w.h, coal front and rear porchess; ;;
WLam WI cAEoaRs zfEs5ahfs pReaS II e re-
coEokEbcokSRE eeda hIae & Pl Wife 1SSI BR1cK s.
500 down; corner 18th and Eye SITS, ne;
g large rooms and bath; 2-story brick:
full basement; coal h..w.h a block of oil
fs'fs's cav wlaM Ii osfhsny1 oPh s9Peay
TIES. INC, 1o12 18th st. NV. DI. 1855.
coLoRED-1oOo BLOCK 9TH st. NE
story. rms. and bath, h--w.h.. coal: gar.
n rear lge front and iyaras
s7s4. BAsMIko INVESTMENT CORP.
ccLdRR64VnRY tG SsR6 Ssdk DESIRABLE brick semi
detached corner home. suitable for, dog
en-, en- porch, lst L.; 5 bedrms; and bath
Taee @ iat price. oasie $1,000 For further informs
4!sn 81 a. Il i9iRfs ss nSRR RhsRs s'ss
CO. SIisE sst, es baths. sss
SosEsH jes faEn A. or BR6 co me-
eoLdkEbnsc7 eeS & nS sts SA 81 SEsstory row
s5tsf s5Gd con rs osfPa sPa sa1a O. fSe
se1 EealtSSS cog St NV Ma All ar,cs ~
NAN sni ana "a osss s4sb s7ooo' AF00ia neat sa5
coLoRED, ATTENTION. 100 BLK. Morse
neGolsnia drcbs ,E 5Eiek Iarsf g
asa aon df SET 2s Ess
ee eoIdREDfa4Ss49H Gx s4oE fyfS; 81 bftNeAN ST.
Arranged as 2 apts., Of 9 rooms, kitchen
ss sRd sa Rrs4I sfeh hyh eo sgs terms nys e
56IoaGp.osTrs G6 SaG1: s5ss Sc ST. lk.r-chagnins
row brick living Tm f,S dining 5l rn kit
porches, Stove, refgr,, Venetian, blinds; can
be purchased Furnished; priced reasonably
om tGE ED yoqs NJ pSnssssH4n tSdsy CO. Cal 415 ~
GohokEb e Z ri pE: E. osIeE NICE GROOM row brick
e only 5000 = down = balance E iI5f is oSJa Isnt
CoLoRED BRooKLAND - sic. 500 will
will transform into a beautiful home: the
grounds resemble eentleman's country
with towering trees sFaSs
G11S Rashton o FR Reas s5ss, 1s5 With cox Co. 81
nofag ne.MIarse corner home ' of "ii II rooms, room
baths oil heat suitable d9Gt1J or dsRt1sI sRs
coIokED.15os esGa k S. njS Ia IAwRENcE RfSS ST. ne
pet; home Of rms, baths; or on 1a1gs aa,,s
hot-water heater. screened sitting porch
| inclosed sleeping porch. det. garage, rec
I'm. in basement. fireplace In liv. rm
| stripped. Call Mr. Sadler, with SUL-
| LIvAN BROS, DU. 0541, 1920 K st. NV.
CoIoRED col VACANT - Fine. beautifu
| home; move in today: best ne. location
on beautiful st: attractive 6-rm.: h.-w h
basement. screened rear porch, from
| Must be seen to be appreciated. Cal
! today to inspect, TABLER, INC. RE. 5000
Evening star., 1947-06-24
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER AND FAMILY urgently
need ,o3 2,3 bedroom unfurn. house or apt.
Or BEDROOM unfurn. house ON
quiet street. Washington or vicinity. Box
lxEdursivE l saE AND II ea WIFE sE 30 s52s ehdrsn
d ne. or Md; s1oo max. AT. 3s36.
ca. A. EMpLoYE desires unfurnished
hoHsf or apt, or bedrooms. RA.. 1857.
s-BEDRooM HOUSE or apartment. with
yard. for 2 years, needed by naval oftieer
and family. Wo. 0394 $3.50 mo; "a
furnished: preferably in s1SG ng SECTION Sn ,g Or
COL GALLAGHER, Oliver 1885, Ext .o1
ARMY OFFICER desires furn. houss or
apt, good location, refs. exch. Call Fails
a1I1TARY Milf Ef1fI1 PERSONNEL urgently needs 2
or 3 bedrm. house or apt, furn; or unfurn :
up to $40: best care given. ov. o975, 20.
UNTuRS. HOUSE in suburban D. C.; 3
and can be expected, will sign lease on
yearly basis, can furnish excel ref. COMDR;
RoMBERGER, RE. 7400. Ext. 1929. 20
OFFICER, Regular Army, wife and daugh-
tended period duty, have car. would ap-
Dreciate assistance in securing living quar-
tiers. house or apt. furnished or unfur-
pss preefred IN w Wo 72ss after p
BETHESDA or 3 bedroom house. un-
furnished. by permanent Bethesda resi-, resi-.
nsn fef adults WI long gsa4 or short
NAVY navy coMMANDiERELease 5-e rm., furn.
or unfurn. home, 1-2 yrs, Bethesda or Sill
sPS ne tS AN9 slso yEsKs sa'2 q Business
perience I have never dealt with more
Conscientious and thoughtful people than
- -. 911rf ingNe lo :
ord ordered A to washington, a. this. family, in
Guiding three boys. hopes to find three
bedroom house or apartment; uniurn-
ished. other references available, Phene eh.
REGuIAR iHs ARMY OFFICERS. four field;
grade bachelors desire rent wel-furnished yell ID
ssSs.e S s'sq; sss agSk s.ass ,ato as,
desires to rent three bedrm unfurnished
boms bogs II Two sFsa small sn'dos doss ' Box
PERM. BOILING FIELD onicer and wife
desire house or apt. in Sc. sec. Phone
5 OR BEDROOM HOUSE unfurnished;
prefer northeast or nearby Maryland: per
manently located; will lease. Please phone
GovERNMENT employed veteran desires
permanent: RA. 5016 after 8 pm. go
ewes, Mrs. McGinniss RA 1864. --25
PERMANENT Washington businessman,
head of own large concern. desires 3 or
4 bedroom unfurnished home vicinity
Chevy Chase or American University Park.
Phone RA 1914
CAPTAIN m REGULAR NAVY with wife
and children desires or bedroom
house furn. or unfurn.; pref. suburban
Washington, Virginia or Maryland. VIII
pay up to $3.50 a month. RE; 7400, Ext.
2SO7, 9 to 4, CAPT. TACKNEY. 30
PERM Interior Dept engineer bedrm.
unfurn. house. vicinity Macarthur blvd:
ARMY OFFICER, permanently stationed,
urgently needs or 4-room furnished house
or apartment for himself, wife. and Z.
Arlington; nondrinkers, no pets. Call 1T.
MASON, Alex. 9555 after pm. 20
Evening star., 1947-06-24

COLORED - ATTENTION. vacant. car
move in Immediately. 1911 W st. NV.
8 cheerful, rms, bath. h,-w,h.,. garage;
front yard nsn and aouse 5o0 % f
daily, including Sunday M Pharr. FIR,
1858 or Ho. 6712 daily. with RUSSELL
J, MOORE. 1915 l4th s; NV. "a
excel. cond: see this beautiful house today
Can Mr. Sheppard, with the THoS w.
PARKS CO.. DE. 116l, De. 2S16. "a
Evening star., 1947-06-24
BIZ THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. G.
HOUSES uNEURNIsHEp.

6I5O WILSON BLVD, Arlington. Va
lishtfui setting with panoramic view: COM
pletely redecorated, automatic heat, n
acre ground. Rent $3.50 per month. co,
12x2e COTTAGE on carline; close to stores
and everything. MRS. RAY MOORE,
Evening star., 1947-06-24
HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcoat. !.

HOUSES FOR SALk-N.E. tGonf. y
WOpDRIDGE BUYERS. ATIENTIONs--At-
tractive 2-story modern brick home con-
ilYinE room, with freplsce; fnll basement
sss !ssassF Win sassses Iasas rasas
RENsfi RECEIPrs Won't buy this comfort
nome o located nsss drssnnas APIS 0s
of MINI. ave-: small cash payment and
psE mgh p 5Esp E sys saoEps4IE Tssss gsos
1429 L St NV. RE. 1888. 27
LOOK ME OVER am . weli-kept. g.
rm; row brick. in one Of the cleanest
and a,, coolest nsighborhoods @ I.,i in ne have
| 70 know more about me, sal Miss stepskys
Voc MISUNDERSTANDING s. i aaf rs Groom room stone
and-brick al-chestnut trim, 2 nreplaces;
one q the ideal locations for eonysnisncs
NEAR NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL
3abedrm. bungalow. on Ice lot, fun bsmt,
Mr.. Hamnon; cox q CO., RE. 1888,
soE oaEs roDAf a.s To aamass,ls rm ao7 Pea
excellent locale. conven. to everything;
picturesque. setting, detached. brick, oil
heat 0earms Win tsd baths. uss
det brick gar, lovely grounds. modern.
Splendid home for large family, or home
and income Our special low price will
.sHoMEsEEKERs IN NORTHEAST -
Here is your home! 8 rms. bath, brick,
oil heat; house in excellent cond.: inmed.
poss.; choice locality, mr.. Bladensburg
I'd. BY all means, see this lovely house.
your home" Cali till pm. PAUL ].
RIVER TERRACE-Once in lifetime q
seller is caught short and has to sell, and
beautiful row brick 5-room newly redec-
Grated oil &C heated home with recrea-
| ton room and Judge for yourself. A
S1a500 house on the market for inmedi-
ate occupancy at SS,950 only $4,000
down A. STANLEY MOREAU, WA. 2571
| or WA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-06-24

HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
7-ROoM BRICK, 4 bedrooms, hot-water
Shade trees: II miles OF Silver Spring,
good roads. Call Ashton 5533 for infor-
nation 25s
Evening star., 1947-06-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeo...

ONLY ONE NEW HOME left; corner Diet.
brick, 2-story and basement, near Eastern
Star Home: 5 rms, 2 baths, finished rec.
rm.. kit; completely equipped: Venetian
blinds: sodded lot; price only S13,950.
107 Sheridan st. ne. BROWN REALTY
CORP. DU. S55S. -27
Evening star., 1947-06-24

SIMON & FRANK co. offer these superior
values which have been selected because
Of their desirability and fair price:
Row brick, with liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit, bedrms. and bath, screened porch:
vacant Only $3.50.
2-Semidet brick; only 5 yrs. old,
lge bedrms.,. tile Ssth. lovely picture win
3-Silver Spring; brick and frame det.;
of spacious rms. full bsmt., screened
porch: conven. and desirable location.
4-Brookside Manor; charming det
bsmt. ISN'T pa1 and fenced yard; only / Blk from
grade school and transp; S12;95o =,
5-Silver Spring; take advantage ol
this outstanding buy reduced 81 600 foi
an immediate SALE lge. det. Colonial
with dble bedrms., ia baths, screened
porch. sun deck, rec. rm., a superbly con-
| structed home with very desirable hnanc-
ing S16,95U
6-Siiver Spring: give charm chance
| in this imposing brick Colonial, on 9
wooded nomesite enhanced by tasteful
| landscaping; 8 dble. bedrms., 2R baths
recr. rm. gar, side screened porch. Only
| S21 800 on outstanding terms
For veterans, brick bungalows Of
tile tile bath, liv. rrn, din. rm.. fully eauippee
per mo. For these ,and! all other home
| in all locations. call till s pm. SIMON
& FRANK CO., 1413 H st. NV, D1. 655s
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Girls and boys. when you see these little
folks from the Land of Make Believe.
you'll agree they're the swellest fairy
tale playmates you've ever seen.
Each has its own story inside in
rhyme. The backs are as colorful as the
fronts They have real feathers in their
hats. And they stdnd.up - you can put
them where you want them in your own
Land of Make-Believe. You'll have
loads of fun collecting them, trading
them til you have your own full set.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
I'm 10 se0a/ FIN 70 neoeSs! Ex7 ~ eoIec< :
look 8 ready na~l
ey S7EvECAL LlN
psAw. BY MyRoH Wal oNst4

look 8 ready na~l
Favorites of ali boys and girls -Cinder.
ella, Little Boy Blue, Little Miss Muf-
fet. Mary Quite Contrary, Little
Tommy Tucker, Mary and Her Little
Lamb. Little Bo Peep Each with its
own verse like Little Red Riding Hood
shown here.
Hallmark Dolls cost less than any doll
you ever had; 80 ask Mother and Dad
and all your friends to send Hallmark
Dolls from the Land of Make Believe.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
MoM! DAD :
and ali grown Ups! i!

You'll find these Hallmark Dolls the
most attractive cards you've ever seen
for young folks. Send them for their
birthdays, when they're sick, or just to
make them happy any time. You'll ind
youngsters love to keep Hallmark Dolls
to read and play with over and over
again. Building a complete collection
will stimulate their imagination and
thinking - develop their interest in
reading. All your little friends will love
fau for the Hallmark Dolls you send.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Buy uA4MARk Dolls where you buy your ALLMARk Card
Evening star., 1947-11-23
.ocal Ben Hur News

United Court will have open house
on Tuesday in Pythian Temple. All
members in this jurisdiction, their
families and friends are invited. No
meeting will be held in December.
Election of officers and installation
by President A. L. Saulmon OF
Charlottesville Ind, on January q.
Paper in most telephone books
looks white but actually is blue
white.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Miss Hnnley Weds
Mr.. B. !. Hughes

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning in
St. Gabriel's Church, Miss Alma
Bell Hunley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hunley of Washing
ton. became the bride of Mr.. Ber-
nard James Hughes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Francis Hughes, also of
Washington. The Rev. Louis Albert
omciated and reception followed
at the Admiral Club.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore white
satin gown with a sweetheart neck
line. Her veil of white net was
held by a crown of orange blossoms
and she carried white prayer
book covered with a white orchid.
Miss Margaret M. Hunley was
maid of honor for her sister and
the bridesmaids were Miss Mary A.
Coffman and Miss Mary E. Murphy
Their gowns were aqua, periwinkle
and fucshia. Their headpieces
matched their gowns and they car
ried NUNS. Mr.. John Francis
Hughes, jr., was best man for his
brother and the wedding guests
were seated by Mr.. Robert Slagle
and Mr.. William Patterson.
The couple will reside in Washing
ton following their wedding trip to
New York,
Evening star., 1947-11-23
.Bailey-Cbesser


Announcement is made OF the
engagement of Miss Margaret Moore
Bailey, daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Finks Bailey of Alexandria, and
Mr.. Charles Belt Bailey of North
Carolina. to 1t. Lewis Floyd CheSSer,
son of Mr.. A. P. Chesser of Besse-
mer, Ala, and the late Mrs. Chesser.
No date is set for the wedding.
Miss Bailey attended the College
of William and Mary in Williams
burg, Va. She is the granddaughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leverette Finks of Alexandria and
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Mumford De
Jarnette Bailey of Winston-Salem
| N. C. Miss Bailey's mother is a
descendant of some of the early
settlers of Virginia and her fathers
ancestors were among the Scottish
settlers of North Carolina.
1t. Chesser served with the signal
corps in the 5th and 9Th Armies
in Europe for two years and since
| his return from overseas has been
on duty with the Army Remote
Receiving Station at La Plata, Md
He recently completed his course at
the Intelligence Officers School at
Fort Riley
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Miss Longest Wed
To Mr.. BHrrOHgbS

The marriage of Miss Virginia
Harvey Longest, daughter of Mrs.
w. L. Longest of Washington and
the late Mr.. Longest, to Mr.. James
Albert Burroughs of this city, son
of Mrs. J. E. Burroughs of Brocton,
N. Y, and the late Mr.. Burroughs,
took place at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon in the Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church. Only members of the
immediate families and close friends
attended the double ring ceremony
performed by DR.. John Compton
Ball.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mr.. Walter P. Hibbs. She wore a
blond satin street length dress, with
wine accessories, and a bouquet OF
brides roses. Immediately after the
ceremony the couple left on a short
wedding trip, after which they will
reside in Arlington.
Both the bride and the bride
groom attended George Washing
ton University, where the latter be-
came member of Alpha Kappa
Psi, professional fraternity. During
the last war Mr.. Burroughs served
as an officer in the Army for five
and a half years. part of which
time was spent in the European
theater. He was discharged in June,
1916. with the rank of lieutenant
colonel, which rank he now holds
in the Organized Reserves.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Californian Stumped

SAN JOSE, Calf. (P).-Mrs. Rich
ard D. Lang, in Detroit with her
husband for a bankers convention
recently, still can't figure it out. A
girl clerk in a Detroit store spotted
her convention badge, stared and
stared, finally asked, Are you really
from California? You're not bit
dark"
Evening star., 1947-11-23
| SWV Auxiliaries
Meetings this week are :

meetings. JQlS week are.
Monday-Pettit Auxiliary, Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
Sc.
Tuesday-The national president,
Pansy De Nunzio, will make her
Official visit to this department. A
banquet in her honor will be held
at the Burlington Hotel. Any one
desiring tickets may obtain same
from the auxiliary presidents, or
from Mrs. Kathryn M. Lynch, 1909
Missouri avenue NV, phone
Georgia 4849.
Eriday-Miles Auxiliary, evening
of games, 1912 Ninth street NV
Mrs. Hattie Ludwig is chairman OF
langements. The proceeds will be
used tor disqualification work at
IChcjStmaetime.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-03
HAVE DAUGHTER

Word was received here this week of the birth of a daughter, Bey Victoria, to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Harrington, Saturday, December 2S, at St. Ann's hospital in Juneau. She joins a little broth CT in the family.
 The Barringtons are former res- idents of WrangelI, both the proud new parents having spent their childhood here. Mrs. Harrington is the former Elna Arola, daughter of MT and Mrs. Carl Arola, and Mir. Harrington is the son of Capt. aLd Mrs. Hill Harrington of the Harrington Transportation Comp- any which operated river boats on the Stikine River for twenty years. The senior Barringtons now make their home at Oak Harbor, Wash ihgton.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-03
WARNS 18-YEAR-OLDS
 MUST REGISTER IN S.S

JUNEAU John b. Mccormick. Territorial Director of seleetive Service. announced while the 5al- tetiye Training and Service Act. as amended and extended unju March 31. 1947. exempts men la- der 19 years of age from inducti)a. except as volunteers, prompt regis uation at the age of Is remains compulsory. Local boards should make sure, by communication through press and radio, that this requirement of the law is general ly understood in their areas.
 The esponsibility of every male citizen of the United States and every male person in the United States, including those who become ls years old. to register for miii- tary training and service is set forth in Section of the Act.
 Any such person becoming Is years old is required to present himself Immediately for regislra- tion by the local board for the. area in which he has permane Ii. home or for the one in which he. may happen to be on that day.
 Failure to register is punishable. upon conviction. by fine or ia-I or both.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-03
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALE

Sealed bids will be received by the Regional Forester, Juneau, AL aska, up to and including A. M
 January 20, 1947, for all merch- antable dead timber, standing or down, and all the live timber marked or designated for cutting, on an area totaling approximately 76 acEes on Zarembo Island at the head and along the south shore of Roosevelt Harbor, Tongass Nation al Forest, Alaska, estimated to be 62O,000 feet B.M. more or less of Sitka Spruce, Western Hemlock and Red Cedar sawtimber, and 200O llinear feet more or less, of piling. No bid less than S1.50 per M feet B.M. for spruce and Cedar sawtimber, s1.00 per M feet BM. for Hemlock sawtimber and 1e per linear foot for piling up to and in cluding 95 feet in length and 1 F ( per linear foot for piling over 35 feet in length will be considered. s5OO.O0 must accompany each bid
 to be applied on the purchase price refunded or retained in part as liquidated damages, according to the condition of sale. Primary manufacture outside of the Terri tory of Alaska of any part of the timber is subject to the consent of the Regional Forester. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids received. Before bids are sub mitted, full information concerning the timber, the condition of sale, and the submission of bids should be obtained from the Division Sup ervisor, Petersburg, Alaska, or tfe Regional Forester, Juneau, Alaska. First Publication Dec. 20, 1946
 Second Publication, Jan. 8, 1947
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-03
HOWARD BALTIC IS
 ELECTED TO HEAD
 CHAMBER FOR 19A7

Howard Baltzo, former Wildlife agent here who. with George sumption now owns and operates The City Store. was elected Presi- dent of the Wrangeu Chamber of Commerce for 1947 at a meeting of the Executive Board held last Sun day afternoon. Other officers elect ed were Chester Steear, Vice Pres ident and William Eastaugh. Sec- retary- Treasurer.
 Chairmen for two committees were appointed. Z. M. Bradford. Membership and Lew Williams. Jr.. Publicity Chairmen of other com mittees. Airport. Harbor. Home In dustries. Legislative and Trans portAion will be appointed at the next regular meeting.
 In the round table discussion which followed the election of Of ficers emphasis was placed on gbe probability that WrangeH would have very few American passenger vessels until new vessels could % bought or built by the present lines. The tourist business in no-- maj times has been of great val ue, it was pointed out. and it was stressed that it would be well worth the united effort of our bus mess enterprises to attempt estab- lishment of new trade outlets for the present and future. with par tlcular interest in serving the West Coast.
 The Executive Board also ex. pressed, for the Chamber, it's deau appreciation and thanks to the Women's Civic Club for it's splend- i'd cooperation during the past year in serving the excellent lunches, which. the Chamber said. so greatly contributed to the sue cess Of the noon meetings.