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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-02
MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E.. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
Written for NEA Service

written Tor NEA service
One of the first questions that
a newspaperman asks a woman
bridge expert is, do women play
as good bridge as men? I have
often asked that question my
self, and, surprisingly, the wom-
en- always answer that men
play better bridge than women.
With all Of the fine women play
ers coming along throughout
the country, I doubt if that is a
true statement. In my opinion,
good women bridge players
play equally as well as good
men players.
It was in the national wom-
ems pair championship that to-
days hand came up. You might
consider that East and West
bid optimistically, but remem-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-02
ehder-Tied
Marriage Made
Known In City

The following announcements
have been received in Whining
ton:
Mrs. John C. Tiede
announces the marriage of her
daughter
Margaret Jayne
Mr.. William Stewart Render
on Wednesday, the twenty
seventh of August
hundred and forty-seven
Saint Louis, Missouri
Enclosed cards read:
At home after October the
fifteenth 308 North Fifteenth
street, Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-02
ManyMembefs
Expected For
Sorosis Meet

Over 100 members of North
Carolina Sorosis have made
reservations for the luncheon at
the Sorosis clubhouse today at
l o'clock, which will open the
official club year, Mrs. N. L. Foy,
president, said last night.
A bushes meeting will fol-
low the luncheon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-02
PERSONALS

J. F. Seabright, of Selana
Beach, California, is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Bax-
ter. 912 Market Street.
Thomas Edward Hufham, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hufham of
Lake Forest, left Tuesday for
service in the U. S. Navy.
DR.. Roderick H. King left to-
day for Atlanta, where he will
attend a meeting of the South
eastern Psychological society.
Miss Aldyth Carroll left yes
terday for Gadsden, Alabama,
where she will attend the we'd
ding of her brother, Waldo Car
roll and Mrs. Betty Mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert M.
Allison and two small sons, Of
New York City, r visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Allison,
1115 5. Fifth street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-02
B | R T H S
sHERYL LYNN

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J.
Switzerland announce the birth
of a daughter, October l, at the
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs.
Switzerland is the former
Geraldine Avant of Whiteville.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-02
E9g Box For Refrigerator

A new refrigerator accessory is
an odor-proof, plastic egg con-
tainer. It's designed to hold a
dozen eggs upright and keep
breakage at a minimum.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-02

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
STRAIN 3

nistev, glavni zloeinec pa je bill
Slavko Pipenbaher, star % let.
TIE dni SO Sc moral ii zlocinci,
XII SO predstavljali "vojsko'
Stepincevih "krizarjev" ma Slo-
venskem, zagovarjati pred ok
roznim ljudskim sodiscem v Ma
riboru. Pc izvrseni razpravi, Ii
je jasno o~svetlila pocetje in vlo-
go teh zloGincev, so bill ob~sojeni:
Danko Stefan, star 81 let, doA
ma S Pobrezja pr Marlboro, in
Pipenbaher Slavko, star % let,
ma smrt z obesenjem, Danko Via
do, star 20 let, donna s Tezna pri
Marlboro, ma smrt 2 ustrelitviio,
Iskra Ignac ma 20 let, Iskra Ste
fan, Korosec Rudolf in Oberckal
joe ma 18 let, Poljsak Milan ma
Is let, Prank Stefan ma IA let,
Vajgerl Joze ma II let pEisilnega
della z odvzemom prostosti, osta-
Ii pa ma manjse kazni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
"krzorif" pred
sodiscem

Kot ostanki razbitih fasistic-
nih vojska SO Sc tudi v maribor-
skem okrozju p~ojavili letos
spomladi "krizarji''. Posamezne
skupinice, XII SO STEELE pc diva, tri,
najvec pet MOI, so Sc pojavljale
zdaj tn, zdaj tam, napadale sa-
motne hise, izvrsevale vlome in
rope. Prihajali SO navadno po-
:noci. Ko so vdrli v hiso, SO sc
predstavili "a "krizarje". Kot
.izraziti eksponenti reakcije SO
napadali predvsem ljudi, XII SO Sc
izkazali vnarodno osvobodilnem
gibanju. Navadno SO prisilili ma
padene, da so klecali v eni sobi
ali pa so jih postavili oh lid in
med tenn izropali hiso. Vecina
teh razbojnikov je sluzila poprej
v nemski vojski, kjer SO Sc pri-
ucili gestapovskih metod, XII SO
jih izvajali sedaj kot placanci
domace in tuje reakcije.
Organi JAYNE varnosti SO polo
viii najprvo vodilne elane, kmalu
pa lie bIa VISA krizarska razboi
niska tolpa "a zapahi. Kolikor
sc je dalo ugotoviti, so izvrsili
a. roparskih pohodov in zagre'
Sill 113 zlocinov. Posamezni kri-
zarii imajo ma vesti do 60 razboj-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
dostopno visoko grgarsko pla.
noto 2 Vipavske doline.

dostopno visoko grgarsko pla-
noto z Vipavske doline.
Y brigadi Ivana Tursica-Isto-
la so mladinci in mladinke il
tVipavske doline, sama utrjena,
!zdrava in delavna kmecka mia
dina. 2 gradnjo ceste so priceli
I27. novembra, ko so, pospravili
|peljske pridelke. Brigada Sc me-
(nja vsakih IA dni, nekaj mia
|dincev pa Sc je obvezalo "a YES
cas- gradnje. Della 12O mladincev
in mladink in 30 mladincev-vo-
jakov. Prislo pa DO ma pomoc
mladini Sc 80 vojakov, in &c Jill
ne DO prav posebno oviralo vre-
me, DO costa do Bozica dograje-
ma.
Brigade della dopoldne cd 8.
do IL. ure. Med casom, XII Jim
preostane, pa studirajo in Sc po-
s~vecajo fizkulturi. Ucijo Sc slo-
venscine, imajo bralne krozke,
prestudirali so re lepo stevilo
politicnih brosur in dobrih
knjig. Mladinci imajo skupno z
vojsko vojaske vale. Pc vecerih
pa "a razvedrilo POLO, recitirajo
in plesejo narodne plese. Pripra-
viii so tudi re dive kulturni pri-
reditvi. Obiskali so grgarsko
brigade, XII je n~astanjena v Row.
nici in skupno z mimi priredili
kulturni hitting.
Brigade je nastanjena V All
sevici. Imajo svojo kuhinjo, 0
kateri pravijo, da je odlicna. 3D.
zena il Bistrice vodi administra-
CLIO, zapisuje kubike in We do
podrobnosti, kako Sc gradi &C.,
sta. Mad kmecki FAINT liz Crnic
ma Vipavskem, Mirko Branko-
vic je komandant. svoj posel
opravlja v zadovoljstvo vseh
mladincev. Red in discipline v
brigadi sta skoraj vzorna.
Naredili so Is dneh mad $50
metrov ceste. Izkopali SO 63 ku-
bikov materiala, pripravili 1874
kubikov kamenja, 275 kubikov
gramoza, naredili % kubikov
cestnega zidu, izvrtali 25O lu-
kcnj "a mine in tlakovali SAT
kvadratnih metrov ceste. Ocisti-
Ii so 100 metrOv cestnega iarka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
Primorska mladina ma delu

V trimesecnem prikljueitve-
mem tekmovanju v Julijski kra-
JIM je formirala mladina tri de-
lovne brigade, XII gradijo cesto.
V Baski grapi v tolminskem
okraju gradi 68 mladincev in
mladink brigade Simona Rosa
cesto Nemski Rut. Dive briga-
di gradita cesto Ajsevica- Grgar.
Mladina grgarskega okraja, for
mirana v brigadi Ivana Ribarja-
Lole, della z grgarske strani,
mladina vipavskega okraja,
zbrana v brigadi Ivana Tursica-
lstoka pa z goriske strani, liz
Ajsevice proti Grgarju. Poveza-
Ii bodo zaradi slabes ceste tezko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
Svecana otvoritev zelezniske
ga viadukta v Grahovem
pr Sv. Luciji

V Grahovem pri Sv. Luciji v
conf B Julijske krajine je bill
otvorjen veliki zelezniski via
dukt ma progi, XII veze Jesenice
z Gorico. Prva poskusna loko-
motiva je Re peljala preko mo-
stu in tudi prvi Wax.
Viadukt so zaceli obnavliati
pred nekoliko messed. Zasluga
pozrtvovalnih delavcev, XII so
delali vse nedelje in praznike
ter veckrat tudi pc II ur dnevno
je, da je viadukt bill dograjen V
tako kratkem casu. Delo ie bilo
zelo tezavno, ker most nj raven,
ampak je grajen v krivini. Cello
ten most je dolg $50 metrov in
ina pet odprtin pc 80 metrov
razpona. Tri odprtine so bile po-
rusene in SO Jill delavci sedaj OBJ
novili. V sredini je most visok
% metrOV.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
ENAKOPRAvNOST
Revizionisticno gonio
~Jugoslaviii-

goce ljudskih mnozic nasititi z
imperialistieno propaganda. Az
stri.ske ljudske mnozice pa bo-
do ugotovile, da SO njihovi mai
vecji sovrazniki ozivljevalci hit
ierjevskih imperialisticnih pa
|rol, da bodo VISA vprasanja, XII SO
zivljenskega pomona "a intere-
Sc avstrijskega delovnega ljud-
stva, povoljno resena, &c DO av-
strijska republika priznala tudi
upravicene zahteve koroskih
Slovencev pc prikljucitvi k Ju-
goslaviji in najodlocneje nasto-
pila proti vsem, XII hocejo znova
S starimi hitlerjevskimi zatiral-
skimi parolami zapeljavati av-
strijsko ljudstvo krvavo, zelo
nevarno avanturo.
Avstrijski imperialisti in re-
vizionisti so obenem najvecji So
vrazniki avstrijske svobode in
neodvisnosti. Ko DO ia resnica
postala vodilo avstrijske notra-
ME in zunanje politike, bodo
ustvarjeni pogoji "a srecnejso
bodocnost Avstrijcev samih in
pa pogoji "a res pravo odkrito
in p%rijateljsko sodelovanje med
Avstrijo in novo Jugoslavijo.
"Ljudska pravica"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22

IOpravili SO mad 8,47O delovnih
lur.
V brigadi je bio A pohvaIje-
nth, udarnikov udarnikov Sc nj
$50 proglasili. Nameravajo Jill oh
.otvoritvi ceste. Nekateri mia.
dinci SO bill pohvaljeni tudi pc
dvakrat ali trikrat.
Oh priliki zakljueka priklju-
citvenega tekmovanja ma "dan
je pa prislo v pomoc vipav-
ski mladini okrog 2,240 ljudi,
najvec IL cone A, kar DO pripo-
moglo k hitrejsi zgradnji ceste.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22
Kniizzno okciio 70 primosske zene ia otroke

it'd. ter ITS brosur, $50 svincni
kov in "a zvezkov.
zene IL Vizmarja so poslalt
17 knjig in brosur, 50 zvezkov
81 svincnikov ter mnogo drugif
solskih potrebscin in 2,137 di.
narjev. Glavni odbor AFz pa pc.
silja 3O1 mladinskih knjig, delo.
ma brosirane deloma vezane
Vsak dan prihajajo novi pri.
spevki in move zbirke kniig
Knjige so %opremljene S toplimi
posvetili.
Use te posiljke so dokaz velike
ljubezni, XII jo goje .nase zene dc
primorskih bratov in sester. Ko
pa pregledujemo poslane knjige,
moramo ugotoviti, da je vecina
dala najboljse, kar je premogla.
Tu so najnovejse izdaje nasih
zalozb, tn SO najrazlicnejse bro
sure, liz katerih sc bodo nase pri-
morske zene natanko poueile o
stanju pri mas, tn so razne knji-
&c "a studij, kakor ma primer
|Zgodovina VKPb, zivljenjepis
in delo Lenina it'd.
Tu SO skrbno izbrane mladin-
ske knjige, XII so izsle pred ne
davnim, ter knjige, XII obravna-
vajo poljudno znanstveno snow.
Vines pa je tudi nekaj takih
knjig, XII .pricajo o tenn, da so
nase zene tudi brez pomisleka
odrinile kako knjigo "a akcijo,
ces yse je dobro, kar dam. To pa
nj res. PRAY "a naso Primorsko
moramo S skrbjo izbirati knjige,
,da jim posljemo res tisto, kar je
najboljse. Kajti nina smisla; da
bi Sc nase nepismene zene v Istri
.ucile brati il knjig, XII so nase-
mu ljudstvu sovrazne. In prav
nobenega smisla nina, da hi ma
81 Primorci prebirali slovensko
hesedo il takih knjig, cd katerih
vsebine hi pray mic ne imeli.
cato opozarjamo nase akti-
vistke, da posvetijo Sc vecjo
skrb akciji "a zbiranje knjig "a
Primorsko. &c same zene, XII
knpgo darujejo, ne vedo, kak-
sna je vsebina, je treba poizve-
deti, ali je knjiga dobra ali ne.
Ne gre tn lie "a skodljivi vpliv,
gre tudi "a skrb in pozornost, XII
10 pokazemo S TEN nasim pri-
morskim zenam in otrokom.
Gre "a to, da bodo spoznali,
da jim posiljamo res najboljse,
kar imamo, da jim zelimo, da
bodo y knjigah nasli res dobro
branje. Gre pa tudi "a vzgojo
samih zena, XII knjige darujejo.
Kaiti res nj vseeno, ali das liz
podstresja stare knjigo, o kateri
sploh ne yes, kaj v njej pise, in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22

Re vec tednov Sc vrSi med ma
SINH antifasistkami akcija "a
zbiranje knjig in solskih potreb-
scin "a zene ter otroke Istre in
vse Julijske krajine. ze oh "a
kljueku tedna istrske zene SO v
proslavo Oktobrske revolucije
poslale nase zene LOT knjig, Slo-
venski knjizni zavod So razlic-
nih knjig tudi pc SO izvodov, "a
lozba "Nasa zena" pa je poslala
!220 knjig in brosur.
To zbiranje in p~osiljanje knjig
ter uebenikov Sc je razsirilo in
danes prihajajo posiljke vsak
dan v Ljubljano ma Glavni Cd
Dor AFz, odkoder Jill posiljamo
ma Primorsko. Knjige 50 name
meme "a .vaske knjiznice, ucbe-
niki in ueila ter razne solske po-
trebscine pa "a analfabetske to-
cafe, XII Sc vrsijo predvsem v
Istri. Nase zene so pravilno ra-
zumele, da je nepismenost mas
veliki sovraznik; &c 81 nepismen,
pref zapades sovraznim vplivom,
Sc tezje otreses starih predsod-
kov, skratka, nepismenost je We
lika ovira ma poti do napredka.
Akcija Sc stopnjuje proti "a
kljueku leta, ker imajo nase zene
namen, obdariti S knjigami pri-
morske zene in otroke prav "a
praznike.
Tako SO poslale zene IL Celia
okolice: Is knjig, 80 brosur in
Al zvezkov, zene IL Marlboro so
poslale Is knjig, 81 brosur, zene
liz Zaloga (Spodnji Kaselj) SO
pol papirja, II brosur, AZ zve2-
kov, ~ barvic, so svincnikov in
druge pisalnc potrebscine, Slo-
venske Konjice SO roslale dive
knjigi in 125 brosur.
Ljubl; ana posilja. 1859 knjig,
25G broSur, 1G0 svincnilkov, 1872
zvezkov, 65 reviJ AZ pol papirja
in druge solske potrebscine. V
.denarju je poslala AFz Kranj 60
dinarjev, Kamnik SS dinarjev,
krajevni odbor Than 500 djnar-
jew, okraj Ljubljana okolica
skurno $40 dinarjev, okraj
Kan,nik 302 dinarja ter narocil-
nice "a Presernovo k%njiznico, ze-
ne okraja Radsona so poslale
1850 dinariev, AFz Pece je po-
slala Presernovo knjiznico, AFz
Sele pri zirovnici prav tako.
Okraj Celje okolica je postal
400 dinarjev, AFz Gradisce pa
20 dinarjev. zene IL mesta Ma.
ribora SO poslale SO najnovejsih
knjig, kakor: "Pot move Jugo-
slaviie," Gorbatov "Neukroceni"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-22

takimi knjigami Sc ne bono cd
dolzili ljudem, XII so trpeli il
zrtvovali vet kot mi 'sami. Ire
ba .je vzgojiti nase zene v ten
smislu: kar nj dobro zame, n
dobro "a mole tovarise.
Da akcija uspeva, je dokaz, de
so zene Slovenije razumele, ka.
ko je treba podpreti naso pro-
sveto ma Primorskem, ker sc
vsled pristranske solske politike
WI najbolj obcutno prizadet:
nasi najmlajsi in preko njih ma.
sa zena in matt, XII je stopila ma
cello borbo "a naso Solo.
zavest, da Sc je v senci parti-
zanskih bajonetov obnovila slo-
venska sola, XII smo 10 iztrgali
IL rok Observation-Disclosures
Jim dale moe in hrabrost v da-
nasnjih dneh.
Anglo-ameriska reakcionarna
klika hi nam hotela izpodrezati
|korenine in vzgajati deco v tu-
jem duhu.
Nase Sole hi hotel izpreme-
niti v belogardisticne postojan-
KIT, kjer maj hi p~oucevali izdajal-
ci lastnega naroda in nadaljevali
S svojim temnim protiljudskim
delom.
Nasa primorska zena pa Sc je
dvignila pogumna in smela. Ma
celu vaskih mnozic je stopila
pred belogardista-ucitelj in mu
izprasala vest. Ker Sc je izkazal
kot nasprotnik ljudstva, je mo-
raj zapustiti vas.
zena " Dutovljah ma Krasu je
izjavila: "Moj otrok ne DO hodil
v solo, da hi ga zastrupljal belo-
gardist!"
V isti vasi je izjavila druga
zena: "Borili smo Sc tudi "a svo-
jo solo. v njej mora viseti slika
heroja Tita, da bonn vedela, "a
kaj je padel moi SIM
v Sv. Krizu pri Trstu .je pri-
sci nov "ueitelj." Zbrale SO Sc ze-
ne in ga odlicno odslovile. Od-
slovljenec pa Sc je zatekel k svo-
il zascitnici ZVU in Sc pritozil.
v Sv. Kriz je cato prihitel sam
zavezniski oficir "a solstvo, da
napravi red" Ma pobudo zena
je plat zvona sklical ljudstvo, XII
je odlocno zahtevalo svoje Ian
ske ueitelje in pravico, da visi V
,razredu slika marsala Tita. Ma
ugovor, da je Tito predstavnik
sosednje drzave, je ljudstvo Cd
govorilo: "Tita smatramo "a ma
rodnega heroja. Stradal in zmr-
zoval je z Mani V gozdovih in
pod njegovim vodstvom smo Sc
borili tudi "a svobodo in demo-
kraticne pravice Primorske."
Brez besede Sc je zavezniski
oficir odpeljal.
v skalnem Doberdobu je sto-
pila pred guvernerja, XII je pri-
sci, da hi scitil belogardista, po-
slanca cd ZVU "a ucitelja, v cr-
no oblecena zena. V udrtih licih
so il 1.-Two zagorele oci, ko je de-
iala:
MOI In SIN sta darOVala Wv
.ljenje "a srecnejso bodocnost ma
sih otrok. Ia zavest mi dale pra-
vico, da v imenu vseh starsev
zahtevam nasega ucitelja, XII ga
.poznamo in mu zaupamo, da DO
naso deco vzgajal v resnicne de-
mokrate in vredne elane Glove
ske druzbe."
Sempolaju mad Nabrezino
Sc kljub izgonu trdovratno vra-
ca belogardist "ucitelj." zato SO
zene pridrzale otroke donna in
Jill same poucujejo tako, kakor
ito zahtevajo skupni interest vse-
|ga demokraticnega ljudstva. Be.
Ilogardist sameva v razredu in pc
primoran zapustiti vas, ker Sc
zani nihce ne zmeni.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
PLANE PASSENGERS

Passengers out of Wrangell thi- g eek aboard the planes of Alaska Coastal lillis Air Line and flask Island Aiflines were:
 Friday, July Il: 10 Ketehikan. Carl Johanson, Josie Early. Char lene, James Eariy, l.. Leighton, b. .C. Lawson. To Juneau. Lloyd Owens, Charles Early, Mrs. R. ]. Bacon. Virginia NJ. Bacon. To Pet. ersburg: Ada Burt and Miss Pend. teton.
 Saturday July 12: to Ketchi. kan Virgil Neyman E. H. Mat. thews, John Beck. To Juneau. Louie McGee.
 Sunday, July 18: to ketchikan: Henry C. Harrison. Fern smith Florence Boardman. Bud White side, k. l.. Craig. To Juneau: Maj ie Craig, John Conweu. To Peters burg: The Rev. W Robert Webb.
 Monday, July IA: to Ketchikan Gertrude Goralski, Mary NJ. smith To Juneau. Lew Williams, ST. 10 Petersburg: Mr Oliver.
 Tuesday, July 15: to Ketchikan. Ann Ernst, J. c. Gilker, George Smith To Juneau: Pauline Caro.
 Wednesday. July It: to Ketchi- kan: R. K Wilson, B. c. Butcher To Juneau: MT Mundiue, Brooks Hanford.
 Thursday, July IT: to Ketchi- kan: A C. Htebert, Ellen Hiebertt J. H. Garrett, Mrs. J. H. Garrett. Myrtle Carnes, Nora MaeMartin, D. H. Preece, Marie Bixler. To Ju- reau: Mrs. Donald Bureh, NJ. Newhouse. Mr. Emery. To Sitka. Hannah Bernhart To Petersburg. Barney Kane.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
GRAZIAN0 NOW NEW
 MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION

CHICAGO = Rocky Graziano. in a six round battle with Toay Zale Wednesday night emerged victor and new middleweigut fight champion Of the |. s.
 Tony Zale., dethroned champ. will receive approximately $780, 1T for losing the blazing battle on a technical knockout and Graz iano. the victor will drag down d. bout S65.20S. The net receipts ol the S422,91S probably will shrink to an indicated s296.O43 after Federal and state taxes of 30 per cent are deducted
 zale's 40 per cent of the net pro- bably will amount to S116,417. The new champ received 20 psr cent of the net. or about $59.2O6.
 In addition both shared in the S30,00o broadeasting right wiJh Zale receiving Sl2.0O0 and Grazl ano, $6.O0O.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
PROMINENT REPUBLICAN
 LEADER AND DAUGHTER ARE WRANGELL VIeT~0p pS

Mrs. R. L. Bacon and her daugh- ter. Ivy. were guests in Wrangeu last Friday following a trip up he river 10 Telegraph Creek and Balls ranch.
 Mrs. Bacon. widow of the late Senator Bacon who was a power Tn Congress from New York, is Ne tional Republican Committeewo- man for New York state and is al- so enc of the leaders of the Repub- lican Committee in the national capital where she and her daugn- ter spend the balance of their time when not travelling.
 They expressed great delight with the trip up the river and as surred Wrangeu friends they will return.
 From here hey are going to tour Alaska as far as Point BaI TOW and then are leaving for a tour of Europe Tn the late summe .
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
JUNE PEDERSEN AND
 LEONARD E. CHURCHILL
 MARRIED IN KETCHIKAN

June Pedersen and Leonard r. Churchill, well known Wrangell young couple. were married in Kct- ehikan Friday July Il. |. s. Com missioner P. J. Gilmore performed the double ring ceremony.
 For her marriage Mrs. Churchill wore a light green suit with white accessories an wore a corsage Of white gardenias with baby orchids
 Her attendant was Flora FeIu who was dressed in gray with white accessories and her corsage was of white carnations with prnA sweetpeas.
 A reception was held here Sat urday evening at the home of the groom's mother, Mrs. Frank Churchill, the bride and groom bringing their wedding cake up from the First City for the occ1 sion.
 Mir. and Mrs. Churchill will make their future home in Wran gell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
GOVERNOR ATTENDING MEETING OF GOVERNORS
 IN SALT LAKE C1

Governor of Alaska and Mrs. Ernest Gruening flew south from Juneau last Saturday to attend a conference of the Governors of the II western states at Salt Lake City. Utah.
 Tuesday the Governors were ad- dressed by Secretary of State Marshall who flew out from Wash ington, D. C.
 Wednesday a resolution was pas sed by the conference asking for statehood for Alaska.
 Governor ana Mrs. Gruen1ns may make a cruise to Hawaii be- fore returning to the Territory. All the Il state and territorial execu, tives have been invited to be gusts on cruise to the sister-ter- ritory following the close of the conference.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
SEATTLE CHAMBER
 THANKS WRANGEKLITES

A letter received today by May or Doris Barnes from Michael Ded- eIer, Chairman of the Alaska Com mittee of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, forwarded the thanks and appreciation of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce party which vi9ited Wrangell, to the Wrangell Chamber and all who helped make heir visit here enjoyable MT Dederer said the ladies of theil party were particularly pleased over the cOurtesies extended them and mentioned the delightfu luncheon served by the Wome.t'i Civic Club.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
OUR APOLOGIES TO
 LITTLE CHRISTINE ANN

Through an Oversight. one 0r the most important news items or the week was omitted from The Sentinel last Friday. It was wrlt- ten and in type, but as sometimes happens in a dead-line rush, vas overlooked on the galley in mak- ing up the pages.
 We apolgize to little Christine Ann Keeney, who arrived at Bisn- op Rowe Hospital to be WrangelPs Fourth of July baby. At least. the whole town turned put to celebrate her arrival. even putting on a fire works display in the evening.
 Little Miss Christine Ann weigh ed seven pounds three ounces at birth and she and her mother have returned home We congratulate Christine Ann on picking In dependence Day for her birthnay and congratulate her happy par ents on her arrival.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
INTERIOR FINISH BEING
 INSTALLED; ELKS CLUB

The local EIks lodge started ap- plying celotex and moulding to their new club rooms this week after finishing up the rough work.
 The lodge room furniture ar- rived on the Briggs Corporation boat. southeastern last Wednesday and is just waiting the arrival nl the fIoor tile, due to arrive next Wednesday, before being moved in. CeloteX is 10 be applied in the lodge room as scon as enough Bro thers turn out to give a hand.
 A carpenter Sill start work on the bar ard baek-bar in the pext few days and the booths will bs moved in.
 With about everything on ha i to complete the job, the Elks are pushing to open the club by Aug ust q when the Emblem Club Sin hold an installation of offi- eers with a cocktail party. banpi I and dance
 Fred Hanford in charge of the White Elephant Sale, announceo that the ElBs could still use a rea items to add to their growing list of White Elephants that will be on the block as soon as the new Club Is completed. It is expectea the sale will take place in the now lodge room
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-07-18
COULTER FREEZER
 READY FOR BERRIES. FRUITS

H8rTy t0ult5r, proprietor 0f thc Zimovia Frozen Foods Lockers, an nOunced this week that he can now handle berries. fruits or any other item patrons may wish to put n a quiek-freeZe unit until the regUl- .ar lockers are installed MT. Coui- .ter rushed to completion a large .eold room to accommodate the sen sonal foods and will have the lockers II as soon as the dalance or his material arrives. If patrons put the'f product in cartons or boxes and mark it plainly with their name. 1t will be taken care Of now and transferred to then lockers later on.