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The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-10
PLANE PASSENGERS

Following passengers were car ried by Alaska Coastal and Ellis air lines out of Wrangell:
 Saturday, Lew Williams, to Ju- neau.
 Sunday, Dr. John H. Clements, to Juneau.
 Tuesday, to Ketchikan, Laurie Broad, George Sumption,, John Seivertsen, Louise Edwards.
 To Juneau: Lt Frank, Bill CrOmptOn.
 Wednesday, to Ketchikan: P. .. Mccormack.
 To Juneau: Alex Samuelson, the Rev. Webster.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-10
CATHOLIC DEVOTIONs Father M. E. HOoh, Pastor

Father M. E. H0eh, Pastor
 Sunday, Januasy 12 - Feast of the Holy Family of Nazareth.
 Holy Masses: SIS a. m. Wran- gelI Institute; 1O:1O a. m. Parish church.
 Holy Communion Sunday for the Holy Name Socety.
 Weekday Masses: Monday and Saturday, goo a. m; Rest of the week, 7:3O a. m.
 Servers for the week are James and Lynn Schwartz.
 Instructions, Wrangell Institute, 6:30 Tuesday evening. Instruc- tiions fir Wrangell grade and high school children on Thursday and Friday after school.
 Mrs. John Eyerspn will decorate the altar for Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-10
MARSHAL RETURNS

Jack Krepps, U. s, Deputy Mar shall here, returned from the south this morning aboard the Princess Norah. He took seven insane per sons to Morningside and two pris- oners to McNeil Island.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-10
At The Churches
ASSEMBLY OF GOD W. R. Gum, Pastor
 MISSION

10:30 a. m. Sunday School. 11:30 to 12 Morning Worship
 2:30 p. m. Sunday afternoon Service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-10
VINCENT DUE

E. A Vincent, manager of the Alaska Territorial Employment Service, will arrive in Wrangell from Ketchikan on or about Jan uary 16, according to word recciv- ed here today. He will help any employer or job applicants inter ested in job finding or unemploy- ment compensation. MT Vincent will interview anyone interested at Newman and Early's store the Wrangell Electric and Supply, at 1 D. m. Thursday, or at the Wran- gell Hotel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-10
SALVATION ARMY
 Corps Officers
 Major E. Koerner

Capt. E. J. Merrill 1O:3O a. m. Sunday School. 11:30 a. m. Holiness Meeting. 7:30 p. m. Salvation Meeting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-10
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Rev. J. L. Webster

Sunday, January 12, 1947:
 1O:00 a. m. Sunday School.
 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship.
 Major Edith Koerner, of the Salvation Army, will speak in the absence of the Rev. J. L. Webster.
 There will be no evening Serv- ice.
 Wednesday,: 7:3O Prayer Meet ing.
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NOTICE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: L. A. Halferty is no longer a part ner in, or connected with the float. ing crab cannery Totem No 25O295.
 (Signed) Monte c. Opsota
 7-3tc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-10
NOTIcE

NOTICE The ANB announces that the rental of the ANB hall is $20 on Saturdays and $25 on holidays.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-01-10

ST. PHILIPS CHURCH Sunday, January 5: 11:00 a. m. MornMing Prayer and Sunday School.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
ACREAGE FoR SALE

SJS ACRES q beautiful. clear, scenic io1
With mountain stream: Ideal tor colored
SssaiSBso aysiiSBIe 81 isnd 81 500: terms can s.
.I.snssd Located r,t. M Lqad16u1h hos GgsHHnhSy. sHh.
uasafsaD psag W. rsa5 nSsffs
I28 acres, SIS per acre; 3s300-ft. frontagey
9 ssss 5sis ss' ssss & s ;s aas'
.ess So e sas acsss sssssp Daas IssE s.s:s
HoNfY woodward Bldg; RE. 241I. "a
hood restricted TO protect property values
While PrsseTsins country y,.. fTfssdomw fscm wasS.
istSSa IN Sa.nss Dses sss sSs3s asoN og HIST dss
ss sson. yc nx a ss rs scs co.sd q sSndas
sonvenisnces sSa sYl YaysllsSls: ss4s: terms. oE
MSSpED ssSe fsss AoKE M sfSEs csnss.v,lls. Vas
81 5SsS syss y,FKg see !, i. .soId.,s
acres in Fairfax County. about 12 mi: e
in Sans ss ees stTsa S ,s .syss ssw
suIidnas r. For % ehoes ' lesasions. sss this
sasTxsa esIs1s ysa osf sTrE i'f s.atogs so PH 1856
LEESBURG PIKE-Seidon do We have
acreage for sale on beautiful Leesburs
stream and wide frontaae on Route Z.
suitable to divide into small estates; the
house is of sound construction. but not
With EASTMAN b sTEME Realtors. IA
IISSsSXXcRE BLDG. SITES, At c,erksbur..
Montg. Co. Md.-Haifwsy between Rock
vile and Frederick; emily. 1000 It. Oh
Route 240; fertile soil. high elevation;
EChOni. gtarR4 6leetrfa franNA Al thu
property 81 800 each tract. Owner
Evening star., 1947-05-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

yACANT-DowntownK K st. For ofiices OF
organization. large 4-story; basement bldg
with bREYFUSS BROS, Realtors, MA
PENNA, AVE.-FiTst commercial Ten
rm. brick house. heart OF busiest business
section of Southeast. Suitable to convert
for any business. For appt. 70 Inspect cal
OWNER. DE. s172 or TR. 9421. 21s
SMALL DEPARTMENT STORE, featurins
mems furnishings; large store, busy tran
sient street; yearly sales APPROX. S60,000;
great potentialities. owner sacrtncfng. CAL
Mr.. Snyder, ME. $500 until pm: Sum
day and eyes., ia. 3342. LEO M. BERN
STEIN A. CO; 1415 K s. NV 80
Large lot l0Ox263: ideal location for most
any type Of business; very heavily Travelled
8 pm. LEO N. BERNsTEIN s Co. dda15 4
MEDICAL CENTER s25 18th IT.. NV
Ideal for remodeling into doctors ONCE
or allied professions: 20-ft. front. rear
alley. RIDDEIL REALTY CO., 1742 z
SEAk Nj Z S SGEooikGh 81 wv WASHINGTON universit,
houses soaethsr. s7-ft. frontage, can easii,
be remodeled for business and Apts. prieeS
right FOR quick sale. FLOYD =. DAVls
rs Is HAD An osHS siS KENNEDY IT. N.w--1s.
commit. Have your store or business.
plus living quarters, In these spacious q
apt. brick houses. 213 10 vacant. Priced
right for quick sale; good terms. Open
fnr inspection, II e.m until dark. ]. H.
NICHOLSON. NE 1900 o. Do. 1890. -2l
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BUSINESS PRoP. ron SAIL tce!

BUSINESS PRoP. ron SAIL tceat.I.
AosA AND 9 sfe. NM. 1T commercial
Attention 6uto deAlersi VERY good future
site for auto auDpliss and psrts, radio ssisg
and repair or any other type OF mechanical
diHtTibution shop: price reduced tor I'M
mediate sAle. Call TIL pm, LEO ~.
HxHNSTxIN q Co, 14lb < st. NV. NJ.
soth ST.. Nh. K sT. N.w.-25-ft. frontage.
3-story brick and frame building: at pres.
ent 5 apts.: ideal building site. 2, 902
So. 1t. to an alley, xcned commercial.
NC; RE; 32ls, VI; a74s. 20
Vacant buildings on M st. and Wis. ave.
From S2S 900. EVENINGS, MI. 2I21. ]. LEO
KO1B. INC. MI. 2100 --22
WASHINGTON ClRCLE-Corner, 14-rm.
2-bAth brick; suitable for oflces and resi-
asnce. Evenings, MI. 212i. J. LEO KoLB,
1909 EYE sT. N.w.-ovner says sen,
below market price. First d. and part
of basement vacant, and il suitable for
doctors OF business purposes. balance Of
bldg. rented for $295 per mo-: short leases.
rhSns Essn M2IrR nI 2fzs Sr so a Ss4a R REsclysiys
Estate. Loans and Insurance. Brokers. GIT
vAcANT; M Just orr No. HwY.-Modsrn
brick h3dg.. 60x1s0, no columns, lift.
ceilinE; FOIL heat: with parking lot Sox200,
good terms, "A, M. ROTH. MA 1888. -21
Evening star., 1947-05-20
BuslNEss PRopERrY FoR RfNT.

of1css. lisht manufacsuring. printing etc;
i@ssss @ AZ BAKER 8 Soy. EesisoI. II. .iis
nss1. fses aass adsS IL. M 4aS.MF.-yAcANr; m small,
building il perfect condition throughout:
!. eoa sess ess Snsnss ssr Ss.
builder, electric supply Company or any
bfaoSuoLAssss +. BuEIocH b Co. 1922
lsi7 lsih 4 ilth rs Tsr. Nws.oGssvAcAsr, sosv . modern
sainins about 5000 SQUARE ice. q hcor
space, equipped with freisht elevator. l.
toilets on first and second floors: large
aPsy ,natss or
in rear OF building for loading and unload,
ing; A5-foot paved alley: especially suited
foe eserc
painting and WALLPAPER company once
DOUGLASS +, gdn5LLL gnLLocH 3 Co, 1922 l7.h J,7
ARE You LooKfNG for a choice spot in
Auto Row for car display and service?
gi1 sia Is.1s "a saSa 81 ST. s.wEntir. 1st aoor
Of connecting buildings in convenient
downtown location; approximately $500
50. it. air.conditioned space; 1g-car park,
Rent Dept, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN q CO.,
1416 K st. NV. NE. 5400. .---23
iss,litiss; nsdn II; track on property Call IA.
STORE, 20 IT. by s5 feet, available July l:
particularly suitable for responsible fur
rier, 2 excellent cold storage vaults in
same building viii be available for next
season; End commercial zoning For lease
WEHyEk sRos.. i've. Wsshlnsson bids.
5000 RI. TIooR SPACE, Snd commercial
faos Mass SaoFN soN sHs 4h
LAKGE L6T, 18th and Ii n.e;-Ussa car;
parking or repairing. Apply 1895 H
DOWNTOWN - Vacant brick BLDG. re-
modelled. new front, 2nd commercial zoning:
about 1.200 50. IT. on lst hoor. 2 wash
I'll Rsa. a. r. koRa sa osss ssss
CONN. AVE. at Dupont Circle-In H.
stores now ready to be installed size 8 tax
20 It. up. Plans will be adjusted for
L large store. ooxi25 it.. facing streets
with full basement; will suhdivide: repre-
tios invited. bGcIRco, INC, 1s4s Conn.
ave NV. An 1900, RE 2460
Evening star., 1947-05-20
HOUSES WANTEp 70 BUY.

fPAY Cash for houses; white or eoloTsd;
any condition. any section. MR.. 3. Liss'
M6 HM6Usfs sss' and investment properly wanted
zs. sssl ':s,s:. sss: :: s:SSss Iii
ssh IT,. MAJ. u prov: i, We sgscisilzs q
@a.sinsson csii oliSsr 5000 or or Brad
Mf sgy e..,sa.s1, OF sa ,ess sE,s.ae 2 o hs
sAHTEn "a aasr sH bu9ass Asas for house. .ua a.
ss.sRsn' ss:a: RasT 81 ist sSss Sk
Sas SWa n ro 5T suH PhSn: sn:cs IA o ssos e.n.i
or house with bedrm. and bath on 1st q.
SSPq .as g ssy nw iEo p 81 sfls
3. P.y ssiIss 81. aouiss = saz sssai.oh
ss:: Is fss J: q 8 as.ss, s:ss 'si He
Buy FROM OWNER, 5 or o room house.
Dxucf IsoM z ;srssss oWs cay 4 ~ i aos2
ne. Sc. NV: or Md. Evenings and Sat
YsSaz, Wiz TE TAx 71so5t nou CASH TO-DAY for your
cS1Sizs %SSs !. duMN As. Isiiienss xsitsni
sse1ss n9sa Hnlsisna N sh' ~ ass Iaos T. "A'
MXlNAS HxALTY 90. can sell your hsuss
esssan e sssss ssis Rson s s'T: siaa a 9,
l Nn4 suy. RENT Oh SELL your prop.
erty fos Golored II Won't take ne 16p lopg.
Il fESMF EsSMH AIT9gaksrfos AI9ak sa T. so T IL. p sale
your home, business or Investment prop
fTsEk 4 whss RsaEoq Eoa dssrf sos aoTs ss espo
6730. Free appraissls Results since 1913.
IMMEDIATE CASH for yeur property, n. ne
q sInis a. Ses so9 & e9 sssffS sEaaPa re
aaiet sais;r WsMs; sso! 6, IL; LIBBY CO: eos 14th
So 81 You re WANT ssso ssEfDY a Acf5S,
n9uss sp With bTce US NaYs fas fuEssi EE E9
ST. ST. ASb Sfs kr NE sf sffRoSERTY8s II saSo will pay
all cash or will sell ior yoT i ,rR we kod sss
60 YEARS SERVICE to local propeyt.
owners gusTa9tes % results Eass yS9r Sn prHp
sssltors sass %sh since nee isss a 1913 (. 81 ioi5
PECK. co. has clients waiting to pur-
chase your ne, or near5y, a1yy, Md. property
/ " WouED ME % LikE 70 70 BGY IT, nice 2 or 3
bedroom home. in e nice loeation; have all
sT fi YoSs fssnIsa fSsH Sh stan an ezS
supported with . generous adysrtisips
az eyeninrs. HO. 2343 80
DIRECT From OWNER rms, baths,
II house Is in good condition; want Glover
Park. Petworth or other good residential
section. No brokers. NO. 1914 bet.
and IL an: after 8 pm, call EN-. Q2ss.
SMALL HOUSES or bunsalow-Mt. Rainier
or nearby Md: CLIENT with cash. r A.
5 ok 5 BEDROOM HOUSE, Bethesda Vi
cinity; cash. GEORGE w. ROBERTSON,
SOL Wis. ave, WI. s267; ewes. WI 1854.
THINKING OF SELLING your ne or Sc.
homer Don't delay, let one Of our sales
men experienced in your neishborhood DIS
cuSs it with you. You want today's price
SO act now. Call PRUDENTIAL REAL.
ESTATE CO, Ma. 470e till pm. "a
Evening star., 1947-05-20
SUBURBAN. sALE-MARYLAND.

sgITLAsD-o2-Im; hSuss; ss5s @ @ETeuass; as
COLI COLLEGE PARK, MD: 512,6oo.At this
price you can not afford to miss seeing
3 baths, full cellar, h.-w.h.. gar; lge. lot;
and In excellent cond.: immediate posses
sion r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor, 808 No.
Capitol. Ma. $3.50. 20
az ACRES, broom, bath and basement
bungalow, with good outbuildings: fruit.
Lot 75x20O; modern bungalow Of 3
rooms, bath, basement. J. II. FEITY,
Laurel Md. 81.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NEW WAREHOUSE UNDER construction.
Approx. 14,56O 50. It. with 16-ft. ceiling,
one a. Fireproof bldg. win subdivide II
necessary. viii also build to suit RESPONSE.
Building located mr.. South Capitol and
M st. -22
1900 so. FIT. on 1st floor in new freproof
bldg, 14ia- ceiling height. wide con-
crete st. in front, truck-loadins doors,
railroad siding in rear; all utilities; 10
minutes run to heart of downtown WASH
ington. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS.
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500; eyes,
Evening star., 1947-05-20
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EXCEL, LOCATION for millinery, dress
1st commercial good width and depth, In
center Of commercial activity. Priced low.
Call Mr. saikeld, SHANNON g. LuGHs
Isf COMMERCIAL; $500 sa. IT, on fioor,
has. display room. ONCE, storerm.. shop,
ner location. MIR. MALCOLM. OR. 6916.
GEORGIA AVE. business district-pesir.
able 1st commercial; 2-story brick. 90 ft,
width; ideal location for any commercial
or business venture; In excellent cond.
Fer details. call WooDsIDE REALTY go.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
ACREAGE FOR RENT

100 ACRES OF Hay FOR SAIE-For rant.
80 acres Of farm land suitable for growinG
almost any cropepn Lapley Farm, Ga. ave.
extended. Call GE. 41b1 -22
Evening star., 1947-05-20
HoUsEs sAIE-Southeass. Cont

TYNDNx-0-room semidetached. brick;
schoois snd tr.nsD.: priced for sgisE sale;
SsaR S;l M 81 sS6E sS6 EM1AT 2sa asasIsas9 san,e. =
rna. bungaioW in heart OF shopping and
s5so5Sof'ssoeSpfi sso5o soufHnAsf hss KEAtfs v Co. m
ceoLCREn5bsss Ce sysEb ogLs DRAKE RI. s.E.-New
rent NE. 1901. Du: 533I. -2l
Yard; broom and bath brick home. For
details, call Mr. HOPPER. NE $500. -21
Evening star., 1947-05-20
PROPERTY WANTED,

nAW CLIENT for your .property; nothinE
COHEN. N. l77l, on. 02se. ga
Evening star., 1947-05-20

CONNECTICUT AVE: below, Dupont Circle:
FRAME HOUSEswRent at S2s.75 and
$27 30: Price $3.50 for both. JOHN
zIRWE5, INC, 1921 Eye st. NV. AT. 1875.
FOUR UNITS, Brishtwood--Modern semi
aspscs sa III p 355$ o.
HY. O246. FIRST NATL REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1947-05-20

BEAT HIGH HOUSING COSTS. 150-year-
old stone house, 80 miles from Washington.
Price. cnly $1,000: no down payment II
you make necessary repair. Write Box
JUST tEs;P' ABour isot THE CuTEsr two-bedTm.
all-brick Colonial home In this area. In
addition to the liy. rm.,, dining rm., kit.
and tiled bath. other features are: skid
proof bath tub, parquet flooring, copper
plumbing, interior decoration with an ar
tiStic touch. and an extremely sound con.
struction throughout home. ARLINGTON
REALTY, exclusive agents, 22o4 Wilson
blvd, GIL. 1900. OK. 4123 -21
289 PRINCE ST., ALEXANDRIA-Pre-R
olutionary historical brick town house in
Old Port section; beautifully restored
s. rooms, baths, bedrooms; paneled
electric kitchen with fireplace; original
woodwork. mantels, random-width floor
ing, Old English hardware and locks,
hreplaces, new. electric wiring, copper
plumbing, insulated. screened, GE air.
conditioned heating; walled-in garden
with terrace and fountains. food lighted:
separate service entrance. House asso-
ciAted or owned BY historical figures such
as Fairfax, Washington.. Harper. Craik.
Dick. Reasonably priced: open Sunday
to 6 pm. J. .JoHNsToNE MUIR, s21
niahs 1R.n St tn ng siss phone RE. ss2s' or eye
SAVE ST 800 By waiting for delivery on
this 5-rm. bungalow, located in nice Sec
ton Of Falls Church: all conv.: oil heat;
fenced-in yard; $1,000: 81 900 cash MON
CURE AGENCY Falls Church goo: after
5 pm. phone Roberts. FA. 20s7-M. --21
Evening star., 1947-05-20

bath, porch; third floor has master bedrm
good s Closets; full, dry BASEMENT eomplstel.
scaped; dead-end street; convenient to bes
Alexandria schools. Direct sale BY origlna a a
owner-occupant w sunssantiai ssa cash 5o pas
ABOUT tnsoi Ie 200 HOUSES FOR sALE-An types
all prices, all locations. Take full adyan'
Of .Seee market se eST eay Bae
TN, tn It It'll lists the best buys. To set 1t, Just
cali cali owens 1897 and ask for your free
look, FRIEND: Are you going to rush
buying the first home you see or wouldp, !
you prefer to know most Of what is on the
get that Realty Bulletin. since it's free
qst sa oyeRs zssT but srs can Z u n9w
spic-and-span condition. situated on, q
beautiful corner lot in this most popula,
eSsras to make s sn M home
aSss MaS sas ssSs Wis Wilson bsd
ew xcREs sSa9 AsD S1 afeE Hta HOME. located nea,
Herndon, Va. Charming white frame house
modern in every respect; newly remodeled
Of ground with plenty Of shade trees, or.
other bldgs This is an ideal place to retire
$3.50 for quick sale. COMMONWEALTH
REALTY; 26o6 Wilson blvd. oW. $500
Co0UNITRiY CLUB aREa-conv. to penta.
s .s as vsaH iq s.ras "a. RI
$4,000 DoWN-Vacant. Yesi It's true
and only S72 per month on balance
Near Lee hwy. and Glebe rd, this excel
lently located row brick home has livine
room, dining room and equipped kitchen
| downstairs; bedrooms, tiled bath up
| stairs: full basement. recreation room
M ',ssssSaeS cooSwRALfa Z Lfaf REAhTy s asss
ToDaYs 61 1 sEsT1srse sHg Srick @ ok colonisi iii 4
country club section; center entrance, liv-
! ing room d3x24) with stone fireplace
entrance to attractive side screened porch
fun dining room. equipped kitchen with
breakfast nook; second door. master bed
rooms and tiled bath; third noor, 2 large
room with stone fireplace; beautiful lot
stantial cash cohMoNWEALTH REALTY,
2606 Wilson blvd, oW. $500. OK. 2341
$4,000; 8 ACRES with an s-room house.
| situated on q hill with pleasant lawn
and piety OF room for q riding horse and
other interests; this recently remodeled
mousse has rambling porches, living rooms,
moor. and bedrooms and bath on the
second hoor: the oiI-heating plant is new;
an unusual feature is the quaint old brick
slave quarters In the back yard: additional
land is available; terms. See MASON
HIRST, AnnandaIe, Va, at the end OF Co
lumbia pike. phone Alex. 6S12. Closed
Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-27
YUC0SLAVS FREE
Continued From Page One)

ing to the Yugoslavs at a dis
lance of 80 to IS feet, the Yugo-
slavs pointed rifles at them and
forced them to cross the from
tier. The report said.
Garfield Snubbed
Wednesday, Rep. Gordon Can
field GRIND, a member of a U.
S. House Of Representatives
Armed Services subcommittee
touring Europe, argued for two
hours with a Yugoslav outpost
commander near Trieste for the
the release Of the Americans but
without success. He told the Yu-
goslav that Van Atten was to
have been one of the guests
OF honor at a dinner Garfield
had arranged for New Jersey
men in the free territory and
that he had "come 5000 miles"
to see the officer.
Isn't it too bad, then, Van
Atten happened to step across
the border at this timer" Can
field said the Yugoslav replied.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-27
EXCHANGE CLUB
NAMES
Sam Berger To Head cl,l
For Year; Other Os, s,''
Also Elected

Sam Berger. wiImiog+o.
chant, was elected pres sg~ me-
the Exchange club at i its en- q
con meeting yesterday. s,I lunch
ing John Snow. He will se e~yose''
year after taking office o We one >,
first Friday in Octobo~ vi The
Clifton Holmes, atto~ra,
named first vice-president ga'
Aaynor Wilson, building Win NJ,
terials dealer, elected secaTs ma
president. New secretary.+r wee
urer is Harry Dosher -eas'
business operator. '''S'e'
The Rev. Edwin Keever H.,
chaplain for the last % vs ela'
was elevated to the positi. so'' ),
honorary chaplain emeritus y VI
was succeeded as chaplain l Ut,
the Rev. Guy Moore. W
John Snow, R. Stewart B.,.,
Volk, j. L.. Allegood, New tn,
Kelly and Dale Spencer ws s~a
elected members of the board T'. i.
control. VI
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-27
obi
MRS. E

Sept. 26.-Mrs.
Augusta Breth, 83, of New York
city, died Wednesday night at
the home of her daughter, Mrs
Paul Peterson Of Clinton, route
4, after a lingering illness.
She was a native of Austria but
had lived in the United States
for the past so years.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock from Crumpler and
Honeycutt funeral home here
with the Rev. c. B. Harris, Meth
odist minister, of Garland, in
charge.
Burial will be in the local
cemetery. Besides Mrs. Peter
son, she is survived by the fol
lowing daughters. Mrs. o. L.
Olsen, Brooklyn. N. Y, Mrs. J.
R. Green and Mrs. Sam Jacobs
of New York, Mrs. George Free
and Mrs. Roy Kelly, of Phila-
delphia, Penn. One son, A. M.
Breth of Philadelphia, Penn, al
so survives.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-27
MRS. E. A. BROWN

Mrs E. A. Brown, SO, 1910
South Fourth Street. died in
James Walker Memorial hospital
early yesterday morning after a
long illness.
She is survived by her wild
over, three daughters: Mrs.
Claude Jewell and Mrs. A. L.
Moore of this city and Mrs.
Forest Stalvey of Opelika, Ala.
Three brothers; w. F. Strick-
land and B. j. Strickland of
Tabor City, N. C. and W. L.
Strickland of Norfork, Va. Four
sisters; Mrs. B. C. FARRELL of
Ocala, Fla, Mrs. r. W. Bryant
of Stedman, N. c., Mrs. A. D.
Miller of Tabor City, N. c. and
Mrs. N. c. Causey of Loris, S.
c., and eight grand children.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at 4:30 from
the residence, with the Rev. Guy
&. Moore officiating. Interment
will follow in Bellvue Cemetery
Active pallbearers will be mem
bers of the board of deacons of
the South Side Baptist Church,
M. V. Huffman, R. E. Batson, H.
H. Caison, G.. D. McFadyen J. H.
Edge and L. L. Wood.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-27
Two Mongrels Win
Most Useful Dogs
Collars For I947

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-WD-
Two mongrels, Tubby and Spike.
today were chosen "the most use
full dogs of 1947."
For services rendered they
will receive engraved silver col
lars as part of National Dog
Week.
Tubby, 10 months old, takes
out and brings in the COWS
brings in the mail, and delivers
notes and fetches clothing fol
his master, Karl B. Loud, Wells
boro, Penna., he also counts ur
to 10.
Spike won honors for taking
excellent care of Mrs. Ed Schla-
gels children in Cataldo, Idaho
and for helping her and her in.
valid husband run their 100 acre
ranch where he herds cattle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-27
Council Tool Company Has
Long, Successful Record

blems in the industry; they
know its trends, they are assay
ing its goals; they can tell you
in utmost detail about the ex-
periments now in progress at
the government stations and lab
oratories. They know all the
captains of the industry by their
first names.
Clyde Council modestly says
you cannot be born and reared
in Southe astern North Carolina
without absorbing something of
terpentine. He named leader aft
er leader in this great Industry,
and in lumber as we'll, who was
reared in Southeastern North
Carolina and then moved to 9TH
er sections of the turpentine
belt. Many of those now in top
places in the industry are Tar
Heels.
In South Georgia. the heart of
tile AdSteSt spine producing area
in the world, the name Council
is a household word. That Sec
ton has a great respect, born
OF years of experience, for the
Council turpcntine tools.
Jack Council took US over the
plant and for the first time we
had the pleasure of seeing man
ufactured tools We had been
seeing in actual use every day.
Wei had arrived at one of the
great sources of turpentine tools.
The atmosphere around the
Council Tool company is one to
be found only in businesses that
have been successful for gene
rations.