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$500 SMALL PART
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them to purchase new clothing,'
but good used clothing is COLLECTS
ed and distributed. In fact the
budget is very small, since the
aim is to work through other
agencies. or to supply needs
through gifts such as USED cloth
ing.
The next meeting Of the Child
Welfare Council will be held at
the Poinciana Community Hall,
tonight. $50 p. m, when a dinner
win be served by the ladies of
the Community church. AT these
monthly meetings reports are
given, developments and needs
discussed and plans made for
other activities. These meetings
are open to the public. Interested
citizens are urged to attend, also
to become official members Of
the council by contributing one
dollar.
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KEY WEST SLOGAN

Editor, The Citizen:
A recent issue of The Citizen
contained d discourse or query
directed toward d suitable slo-
gan or name for the city: But you
have it right before your eyes,
or under your nose, as you may
prefer:
Simply, The Key City.
At present, it is the only city
on the keys.
1t is also the Key City to Latin
America, by way of the Eastern
section of the Pan American
Highway.
1t is the key to the finest fish
ing grounds or rather waters, 50
neat and simple;
Some day | shall see the Keys
and the Key City again.
Just exactly where l shall
hang up will depend on cncum-
stances, but l shall expect 70
hear of the Key City"
A. D. PRESTON.
Berkley, W. Va,
Feb. %. l947.
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Facts and Figures
BY
FULLER WARREN

A few days before the first
Tuesday after the first Monday
in April. the same being April 8,
95 Representatives and 3S senators
VIII assemble in Tallahassee for
biennial session of the Florida
legislature. Almost as many
lobbyists viii likewise gather
there.
Most of the legislators will be
bent on serving the people. Most
of the lobbyists will be bent on
serving the private interests who
pay them-and the pay is said TO
be very good indeed While the
lobbyist is paid directly and I'M
mediately by the outfit that hires
him, if he puts his point over and
sells the legislature his bill OF
goods, in the end the people
usually pay.
The people will need some lob
byists at Tallahassee this spring
l am hereby offering my services,
entirely free and without cost. Ii
you have a meritorious bill that
is in the interest of the people
generally, which you want urged
upon the legislature. please write
me or come TO see me and explain
your proposal. If ! am convinced
il is in the public interest. I'll do
al / can to lobby 1t through the
Legislature.
/ believe you would do well TO
get in touch with me if you have
a proposition that is on the level
and you need help in getting it
considered by the legislature. I
am no green hand around the leg
lslature, / have been present at
every session since l923-eleven
/ in all ! was a member of two
sessions. Around the legislature,
am like rabbit IN briar
patch And l think l know a
thing or two about lobbying I've
never been a paid lobbyist but
i've watched them in action and
studied their tricks.
Without being asked. I've al
ready decided to get in some lob
bying licks for an increase in
school teachers ridicelously low
salaries, and for some legislation
in behalf of veterans. That should
not take up all my time, so if you
have legislative project in the
public interest that you want
some pressure put behind. get in
touch with me. My address is:
206 Smith Building, Jacksonville,
Florida.
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Today's Anniversaries
know Americal

l807-Henry Wadsworth Long
fellow, famed and beloved poet,
a gentle, pure soul, born IN Port
land. Maine. Died Cambridge,
Mass, March "a. 1882.
1836-Russell A. Alger, soldier,
Michigan governor, secretary OF
war in war with Spain, born in
Lafayette, Ohio. Died Jan. "a,
1907.
1850-Henry f. Huntington,
railroad head, financier, donor of
the great California library, born
Oneonta. n. Y. Died May %,
1927.
1850-Laura E. Richards, popu-
lar author her day, daughter Of
Julia Ward Howe, born in Bos-
ton. Died Jan. IA. 1913.
l853-Kate Stephens, pioneer
woman profess of Greek, at Univ.
of Kansas, one of the first college
professors of her sex, born Mo-
ravia. n. Y. Died MAY 10, 1888.
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TODAY's BIRTHDAYS
Know Americal

Justice Hugo L. Black Of the
US. Supreme Court. born at Har-
Ian. Ala, 81 years ago.
David Sarnoff. president OF Ra-
do Corp. of America. New York
brigadier- general in the war,
born in Russia, So years ago.
Joan Bennett, screen star,
born at Palisades, N. J., 81 years
ago.
John Z. Steinbeck, novelist.
born in Salinas, Calf. 45 years
ago.
James T. Farrell, novelist, born
in Chicago, 43 years ago.
Ex-U.S. Sen. Burton K. Wheel
er of Montana, born Hudson,
Mass, IS years ago.
Upton Close Josef w. HalD,
radio commentator and author OF
Los Angeles, born at Kelso,
Wash, So years ago.
Ellery Sedgwick of Boston, the
former editor of Atlantic Month
~, born in New York, IS years
ago.
Prof. Arthur vi. Schleinger of
Harvard, historian, born at Ken
ia. Ohio, SO years ago.
Subscribe 70 The Citizen-25s
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY
know America1

Warlike hostilities be
tween Maine and New Brunswick
halted by boundary agreement
signed between US. and Britain.
l860-Hlstoric Lincoln Address
at Cooper Union, New York City;
Let US have faith that right
makes might -
l9l5-27-year-old Chicago-born
Edward M. Stone Of the French
Foreign Legion, first American TO
die in World War l.
l920--District of Columbia Su-
preme Court orders packers di-
vorce themselves from all bust
ness not directly concerned with
meat-packing.
l93l-U.S. Senate repasSes,
over Presidents veto. bill eX-
tending veterans loans up TO 6O
percent adjusted compensation
certificates,
l933-Mysterious Berlin Reich
stag fire which made SO much his
tory.
l939-U.S. Supreme Court out
laws the sitdoWn strike.
l942-Beginning Of the 3-days
battle in the Java Sea--Unitec
Nations routed by the Japs
1944-U.S. fleet shells Rabaul
l945-Gen. Patton's Third Army
active within borders Of Ger.
many.
1946-United States proposes
Franco Of Spain BE- asked "a Quit
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Your Horoscope

THURSDAY, FEB. 81, 1917
Tactful and full of resource, you
viii need all your abilities and
many friends TO withstand the
attacks of fortune. If the minor
aspects are favorable there is an
opportunity for success; if not it
will be better to keep in the shall
low waters of quiet life. In all
events. walk cautiously.
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Peoples Forum


The Citizen Welcomes express
si0ns of the views OF its read
ers. but the editor reserves the
riSAt to delete any items which
are considered Iibel0us or anwar-
ranted. The writer's should be
fair and confiBe the letters 10
goo words, and write ON one side
OF the paper only. Signature Of
the writer's muss accom- pany the
letters and will be published an
less requested otherwise.
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200 printed single sheets and 100
envelopes, S1.50; $50 printed
single airrnail sheets, IS airrnail
envelopes, S1.50; 10 soft pencils
printed, $3.50; 125 printed pos
tails, sl.50; go hostess bordered.
printed napkins, $3.50; so print
ed cocktail, bordered, napkins,
$3.50; so printed cocktail, Dor
dered, napkins, $50; so per-
sonalized printed guest towels,
$50: two decks of printed
bridge cards, s1.75; SO printed
beverage coasters, SITS. Let
terheads, envelopes, billheadS,
business cards-all printed at
reasonable prices. Artman Press.
Citizen building, corner Greene
and Ann streets, phone 81.
febl3-tf
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MAKING LUCK

LOglclanS maintain that
there is no such thing as
luck, and that what APP
pears to be luck is merely a
fOrtuitous circumstance. Of
ten we say that this man or
that man is lucky but. IN
inquiry; we learn that, what
appeared to be luck came
about through his efforts to
attain the object that was
characterized as luck.
AS there is no good
luck" it follows that there
is no bad luck" What is
called bad luck" is of our
own making, though we
may not be aware it, is due
to something we did or fail
ed to do.
The Citizen, on Tuesday,
published an Associated
Press dispatch from Tokyo
telling about a train wreck
in which 1853 Japanese
were killed and 249 injured.
A shortage of food in Tokyo
was the cause Of their being
on the train on their way to
country districts to plead
with farmers to release
more Of their crops for city
consumption.
We heard a remark in
Key West to the effect that
bad luck" is surely hound
ing the Japs, but such is not
the case. What is called bad
luck in that instance was
brought about by the Japs
themselves in their eupidity
to conquer the world. They
worked and schemed to
gain that end and now they
are reaping what they SOW
ed in the days Of their ag-
pTessiOn.
What is true Of the Japs
is also true Of the Germans.
the Italians and other Nazi
satellites in the last war.
AS the saying goes, all of
them soWed the wind and
are now reaping the whirl-
wind.
In the sound and basic
things in life, there is Meth
CT good nor bad luck. Aside
from minor incidents. what
appears to be good or bad
luck adjusts itself in the
long run. Today circum-
stances may not favor you;
tomorrow everything seems
TO be going your way. You
may say you are lucky to-
day because YOU won in
bolita, but, in the long run,
if YOU play bolita consistent
ly, it will get back from YOU
all you won today and
more besides.
The man who seems to be
lucky. generally makes his
own "luck.'
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FOR Sale-8-piece maple dining
room suite, consisting of table,
table pads, buffet and 6 chairs.
$4,000. Also one used show
case; also Red Arrow Auto Tow
Bar. Phone 1889, ask for Mr..
Armengol. feb26-3t
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Nice 5-room furnished cottage
with water and sewer connec-
tiens, in good location. Close
in. Immediate occupancy. Price
$500. Johnson & Johnson.
Phone 372. feb26-tf
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Some outSpoken person
tells us that he has read
snapper paragraphs than
these. That is nothing new
SO have we.
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POULTRY

SPECIAL PRICES AND WHY
We have an order from Vene-
zuelian Government for 1000
Pen Pedigreed pullet chicks
each week. From our best old
Barred Rock hens. This leaves
us with a lot of high class
Cockerels you can have at So
100. Joe Parks & Sons West
Palm Beach. Fla.
feb 81 28; mar 1918
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A meeting Of the Order of the
Eastern Star viii be held at s
o'clock tonight at the Scottish
Rites Temple. corner of Eaton
and Sinonton streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-27

Intolerance is the one sub
ject that some people write
about and then, very often,
intolerantly.
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roR RENT OR SALE

two-bedroom house,
bottle gas and electric Frigi-
daire. Modern conveniences.
Phone GA. feb2l -6tx
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HERB NEALE

HERB NEALE
535 W. Flagler St. Miami, Fla.
CLOSING out present stock, will
sacrifice following cars:
AZ Plymouth sedan ------.----S975
Az Ford. 4-door .-.-------.-.-.---.-- 1925.
Az Pontiac, sedan --------. 81 ,095
Al Mercury. perfect 600 Make offer
80 Plymouth, sedan, new tires e?
SO Dodge. perfect ------.-.-------------?
BEST TERMS in town. Open
Sundays and evenings, phone
2-2604, Miami. feb24-6t
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AIIIHIIHInmHIHIIHInnIHnnuHmlHnIlnIHIIln
MEETINGS
V.F.W. AuxiliarY Meets

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars viii
hold its regular meeting at the
v. F. W. club house tonight at
3 o'clock.
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Dachshund puppy, 4 months. Elk
ceptionally good. 400 Simonton
ST, Apt. 4. feb25-3tx
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SPECIAL NOTICE
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
Illic ASSOCIATION
lJW W, z5z5as ~MsIgs5se--
MONOGRAPHS
To Everybody :

To Everybody:
1t is a good idea to
look into the future. but
don't consult a crystal
gazer as the great Napo-
leon did.
THE ORACLE.
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Atomic Lunch Restaurant, OPP
posite Overseas Hotel, 908
Fleming street. Other business
forces this sale. Price $3.50,
with stock and equipment. Will
furnish our cook for one week.
Come in or Phone 1163-W.
feb26-6tx
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80 gallon electric water heater
3-burner kerosene stove Ice
box. Several double and SIN
gle beds. complete. Reasonably
priced. Other miscellaneous
furniture. Telephone 290.
feb27-3t
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Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN PROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
FEBRUARY II. 1887

Engineers of the Florida East
Coast Railway are in Key West
dismantling the company's equip
ment here for shipment to Mi
ami and Fort Lauderdale.
B. P. Garrett. employed in edi-
torial work in Washington, who
with Mrs. Garrett, had been n
Key West severa! weeks, LETT
yesterday for St. Petersburg.
Yachts and cabin cruisers con-
tinue TO come to Key West in
fairly large numbers. Eight moro
have arrived since yesterday. and
are berthed in the yacht basin.
Key West Flower Show. after
3 run of three days, came to
close last night at 10 O'Clock. A
ginger plant, exhibited by Ms.
J. j. Trevor, was given the high
est rating.
Mrs. Edwin Phillips, secretary
of the Key West Chapter of the
American Red Cross, said today
she had received a check for
$50 from the Arthur SAWYER
Post of the American Legion.
,- a.
Sponge are still selling poorly
at the local sponge wharf. Sales
yesterday totaIed only $3176S.
The launch Powers" owned
by the Overseas Transportation
Company and captained by
Veral Roberts, arrived this morn
ing from Miami with l6 tons of
freight
Mrs. Harry Saunders left this
morning for Miami to spend sew
eral weeks with her parents: Nj.
and Mrs. John Demerltt.
Today The Citizen sassy in an
editorial paragraph;
Some husbands don't dare
even TO make minority report"
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PHOTO SUPPLIES

It's the Perfect Easter gift! It's
personal and thrifty, too. Your
own personality recorded in a
portrait taken in our studio.
Evans-Pilkington Studio, SIS
Fleming st. feb12-tf
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LOST

Money Folder containing approx.
imately $500, valuable papers
and licenses. Reward if re-
turned to S. w Banner, Or
augsburg, S. c. feb26-3tx
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B. P. Garrett, employed in edi-
torial work in Washington, who
with Mrs. Garrett, had been n
Key West severa! weeks, LETT
yesterday for St. Petersburg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-27

Due TO illness, Sues Sandwich
Shop is for sale. Next to Drum
Bar, Division Street.
feb25-3tx
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Today The Citizen sassy in an
editorial paragraph:
Some husbands don't dare
even TO make a minority report. "
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81 Ford pickup truck. Inquire
between 8 and $50 GA Greene
St. or call 4. feb24-tf
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Grocery store. with or without
apartment. Inventory price at
cost on stock. Equipment at
cost price. For additional in
formation. Call TIA. teb24-6t
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WANTED

VIII Buy: Old-fashioned straight
chair with cow or goat hide
bottom and back. Must be
of stout construction and in
good condition. State price. Mr..
Frazier, The Citizen.
feb25-tf
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Books for every age. Books for
every hobby. Paul Smith.
Bookseller, corner Simonton and
Eaton SITS. feb24-6t
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FOR RENT

Light housekeeping rooms, $500
to $1,000 per week. All William
ST feb14-12tx
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Yachts and cabin cruisers con-
tinue TO come to Key West in
fairly large numbers. Eight moro
have arrived since yesterday. and
are berthed in the yacht basin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-27

Priced for quick sale, must leave
city. Furnished house, all mod
ern conveniences, very good
location, 100000 Terms if
necessary, l101 Angela St.
feb24-6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-27

Mrs. Harry Saunders left this
morning for Miami to spend sew
eral weeks with her parents: Mr..
and Mrs. John Demeritt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-27

Engineers of the Florida East
Coast Railway are in Key West
dismantling the company's equip
ment here for shipment to Mi
ami and Fort Lauderdale. ID.
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CLASSIFIED ADS


Duplex apartment, near North
Beach. Lower apartment I'm
furnished, second floor furnish
ed. Nice handicapped corner lot
overlooking water and boule-
ward. Price $4,000. Terms.
johnson and johnson, Phone
372. feb11-tf
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Trailer and Cabin, unfinished,
$500 if sold by Monday. Nc
Carly, Mastic Trailer Park, 638
United street. feo2T-3tX
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Two experience mattresses. Good
opportunity for right persons.
Phone 214, Jefferson Coffee
Shop. 21-stx
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Sponge are still selling poorly
at the local sponge wharf. Sales
yesterday totaled only $317.66.
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Subscribe 70 The Citizen-25'
weekly.
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Furnished Rooms, 626 Grinnell
St. Single $6.25, Double $3.50.
feb26-4tx
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First Class Painting, inside ard
out. A. E. Guinette, l418
Angela Street. feb27-6tx
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We will put on a new roof or re-
pair your old one. Frank Key,
1l05 Petronia. Cali l590-R.
feb26-3tx
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Two-bedroom furnished house.
Cali 825-J. feb25-3tX
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viii share my house with tour
ist couple staying at least two
weeks. Write H. l., co Citi-
zen. feb27 -3tx
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Unfurnished apartment. All con-
veniences. 713 Simonton St.
feb25- 3tx
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Good Auto Mechanic immediate
ly. Navarro, Ire, opposite Bus
Station. feb26-tf
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Dressmaking and alterations, all
kinds. Jessie Sawyer, 900
Pearl st. feb25-5tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
SIP Margaret street, phone 7si.
Give us a try ON your next job.
Free estimates febl-lmox
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Butcher. Experienced. Apply
Broadway Super Market, Duval
and Petronia SITS. feb24-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-17

bids is hereby retained. Persons wishing to enter sealed bids may do so until the hour of the sale, by mailing them, plainly marked. SEALED BID, to the U. s. Com missioner aforesaid.
 ELSIE JENKINS
 Guardian of the estate of
 Ralph E. Green, a minor
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-17

interest to all small businessmen anc their employees. 1t will be or special interest. however, to those in the retail and service business whose success depends upon their satisfactory reie tions with the public This film requires approxi- mately 90 minutes of showing time and is 16mm sound on black and white film.
 Retail associations. chambers of commerce, business luncheon clubs, and business educational groups which are interested in sponsoring a showing of this motion picture are invited to get in touch with Mr. Goding. very effort will be made to schedule showings to meet the convenience of sponsoring groups
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-17
FIVE DROWN WHEN
 CANADIAN MS HITS ROCK

POWELL RIVER, B. c. - Three small children and two women, one-third of the passengers aboard the 145-foot coastal motorship Gulf Stream, pertshed in the night Sat urday when the converted Canad- ian yacht smashed onto a rock is- land and partially sank while threading a narrow passage of the Georgia Strait.
 A nearby fishing vessel, the Bet ty L., rescued the 10 other pas sengers and 22 crewmen, bringing them to Powell River where II were hospitalized. Their condition was reported not serious.
 Officials of Gulf Line, Ltd oD- orators of the Gulf Stream, listed the five missing persons who were believed drowned in the vessels submerged after cabins as: Mrs. K Elliot, Vancouver, B. C., her son Lyle, 2, and a three year old nepE- ew Douglas Lispett Mrs. S. Fleck. Refuge Cove. B. c. and a small child of MT. and Mrs. H. Pavid. all SC of Refuge Cove
 The Gulf Stream. which had left Powell River enroute to Lund. B. C., was nearing the end of her run about 90 miles north of Vancouver
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-17
DEPT. OF COMMERCE
 HAS MOVIE TO LOAN
 FOR TRAINING SELLERS

JUNEAU = The Department of Commerce this week announced the release of its new retail sales training sound motion picture. MT. Stuart Answers the Cues lion" According to M. W Goding District Manager of the field of flee in Juneau, this film was pro duced to assist small retailers in training their salespeopie
 MT. Stuart Answers the Cues tion" deals with the fundamentals of retail selling and proper GUS toner service. Although it points out the necessity for store modern ization. improved display, better lighting and other things to im- prove the appearance of the small store and make it more inviting to the customer, it emphasizes par ticularly the need for sales train ing which can be effective only when the attitude of the sa' 'es- people is one ot wanting to help the customers buy the things they want and need. It shows how M. Stuart, the owner of a typical small retaIl store. found the ans Wer to the bad selling habits which had developed in his store when merchandise was ill shJr. supply and customers would buy anything at almost any price.
 This motion picture should be of
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-10-17

that the undersigned Guardian of Che estate of Ralph Earl Green, a minor will offer for sale, pursuant to that certain Order or Sale made and entered in the above entitled Court, at public auction, the gas boat DONNA MARIE, her engines, tackle apparel and equipment. lsave the trolling gurdies. which are not the property of said es- tate.
 The sale will be held in the 1f- flee of the U. S. Commissioner. Nrangen, Alaska. at ? o'clock P. M., of October IT, l947. Terms are cash. The right to reject any or all