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Evening star., 1948-09-09

Col.-Nr. Providence Hosp.
Excellent location for doctors ONCE; beau
tiful cor brick, 21a baths. 8 rms: For
appt., call MIR. Absher. AT. 1858, or
HARRY CiLADMAN, Ii. 0346. 10
Evening star., 1948-09-09

SILVER SPRING
Lovely center-hsll Colonial residence; fea-
lures include 25-ft. liv rm.. large we'll
equipped kit, breakfast room arrange-
cabinets; bedrms. on End f.: beautifully
Handicapped deep lot, det garage; close to
schools and transp.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
Evening star., 1948-09-09

HYATTSVILLE HIILS-$8,O00
BUNGALOW. rms. and bath; full bsmt..
quick sale. Can Mr. Morninsstsr, WA.
360S. FORD z. MORGAN, Sr.. RE. 1910.
Evening star., 1948-09-09

E. FALLS CHURCH, ARL.
For this new 3-bedrm. brick Colonial that
has 13xe2 liv. rn,. with fireplace. din:
sO,nrsS room With h,,rnsn Snlsu; say SindSy 1T
situated on level lot: close to public and
parochial schools; price. sl5.7oo; $3,5oO
cash.
Consolidated Realty g. Mortg. Co.
OK. 1929, CHI. 800; ewes, CHI 0s43
Evening star., 1948-09-09

SILVER SPRING, MD.
8 lovely, spacious homes; containing 6.
and rooms, 8 and bedrooms; full base
ment, gas heat, large wooded lots; truly
homes for discriminating owners. See
this today and be happily located for
years to come; Call VICTOR WICKER
SHAM, OR. 2100. 10
SILVER SPRING
iandscsped lot: 8 rms, bedrms;: ~ full
bsmt; det. brick garage. Price, $4,000.
FALKLAND
Comfortable frame house on 71a acres;
liv. rm. with fireplace, din; rm., kit. on
lee. .rm. on 3rd f.; garage. porches' full
bsmt, oil heat, many outbu!ldings: rea-
sonabIy priced at $4,000.
SLIGO PARK
New white brick Colonial on landscaped
lot overlooking the parkway; beautiful liv.
rm. with fireplace. guest-size din. rm.,
ultramod. equip. kit. and half bath on 1st
f.: lge. bedrms:. tile bath and iayatory
on 2nd f.; full bsmt., gas heat, built-in
garage An excellent buy at S21 $50.
Wood-C -Conley Co., Realtors
s710 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. 81. 500
till m -
Evening star., 1948-09-09
ROIIINGWOOD

ROLLINGWOOD
$4,000 cash. reas. monthly payments will
buy this 3-bedrm. center-hall brick. 21a-
bath home Large liv. rm., din rm. extra
lge. kit. with breakfast nook. lge. lot
screened porch. gas &C. heat, slate, roof
b-i garage; conv. to transp. Call EN-.
1900 It'll pm. for appt. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO. 442O Conn ave NV g
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COIORED- $500 DOWN

Only "a years old; brick homes. like
new; bedrooms, living room, dining
room, kitchen, tiled bath; lovely lot; full
basement, auto. gas heat; pay $50 per
month, which incl taxes and everything.
TIPP REALTY CO., call ST. 7245; ewes,
GE. 0727. ~
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Dominion Hills-By Owner

DOMINION HlIIS-By Owner
has entrance hall. living room with fre-
place. family.sise dining room and equipped
kitchen. End floor has 8 bedrooms, tiled
ment with outside entrance; oil heat. Price,
S15.250. with reasonable down payment.
Vacant and can be seen any time by call.
ing OWNER at CH. 1850. No brokers.
please. 10
Evening star., 1948-09-09
HYATTSVuI,E

Near stores. schools and bus. BUNGALOW
full basement, Oil h.-wh.; first noor, larg,
2 nice size bedrooms, large screenec
porch front and rear; finished atti;
with >han bath; fenced yard. Owner.
oceupied. WA. 4500. WA. 3195. PERRY
BOSWELL. INC 10
Evening star., 1948-09-09
14I7 K st. NV, Exclusive.

FOREST HILLS SECTION
Charming detached stone and shingle resi-
dence; ideal for gracious. living: 1st moor,
den, large living room with open hreplaces.
spacious dining room and kitchen: large 11n
porches (screened and openl; 2nd moor,
large ASste storage @ space space in attic; basement,
recreation, room, and maids room with with
beautifully Handicapped lot. bordering on
Govt park Priced under $4,000. H. G.
SNrrTIIy co ST. 1900, -
Evening star., 1948-09-09

O1LVETL OT TIlINO
New Colonial brick, with bedrms. and 2
baths on 2nd f.; large liv. rm., din. rm,
equipped kit and large side porch on 1st
a.; Venetian blinds, gas h.-w.h, screens
and screened doors; excellent value at
SIG 900.
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
IN THE WOODS

Close-in Arlington; nearly new asbestos
fireplace. dinette,, kit, 2 bedrms., tiled
bath, big expansion attis op perch CHI utility
CLAREMONT-GI transfer; 1-yr,-old as
bestos- -shingle Cape Cod bunsa,; bed
lge. unfin,- attic and full dry bsmt;: gss
n.-w.h.; Is min. downtown: Sl2 800. SUB:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
fri
Jenkins Credited
With Meeting Ne eds
BY CoNKLIN BRAY

Detroiters who have in the past dreamed OF well
physical program al the ST. Antoine Young Mems
Christian Association, point with pride at the many
outstanding achievements attained under the leadership
of Van Jenkins. physical director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
CampaneIIa May
Be Traded To
Detroit Tigers

BROOKLYN-Roy Campanel-
la, Dodger bsckstop. may be
traded TO the Detroit Tigers for
sizesble bundle of cash if
rumors that are circulating here
are true
In this happens. Campsnella
viii be the first colored PLAYER
70 be traded in the major
leagues.
CLAW Hopper. manager OF the
Montreal Royals. Dodger farm
team, revealed last week that
there are many teams cycling
Campy
There aren't more than three
catchers In the National League
who are better than he is"
Hooper declared. They are Ed
wards, Cooper, and possibly Phil
Mast. He can catch and throw
with any OF them. and he'll hit
between .27O and .290, and smack
a long ball.
II Campanella Is not traded
he may not play very much this
season for Bruce Edwards is in
good shape. and Cappy Will only
be likely 10 get into play II he
should develop sore arm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
SPORTS I'D
: i SS','~'''~
BY CONKLIN BRAY

b. not defending his Michigan State lightweight
title within the last year Eddie Prince, former Detroiter
has made possible local boy Leroy Willis to take un-
TO himself title The Michigan rules require that fight
er defend his title that often Prince has moved out
to California.
Leroy Will his chance against Flnts Bill Eddy in
a ten round. bout al Saginaw Thursday night April To-
SLIGHT RESEMBLANCE
Winner of the heavyweight Golden Gloves Champion
ship AZ Madison square Garden was 20 year old Coey
Wallace of Harlem Coley looks lot like Joe Louis but it
is there that the resemblance ends He doesn't show the
promise of Louis and oundly booed the end of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
FonviIle And
billiard Open
Outdoor Work
STAFF Correspondent

In field cluttered Win
Olympic hopefuls Charles fon-
Vile Michigsns record settlne
Sho, Putter and Harrison Dill
lard. the Baldwin, Wallace hurdl-
lpq sensation. viii make their
outdoor start al the twenty
third renewal OF the Kansas Re,
Laws al Lawrence, Kansas, April
Z.
Fonville who has bees spend
ine his Easter vacation here IN
Detroit. said he intended 70 get
back To Michigan and begin
preparation for the meet
Others in this star-studded en-
trv list include Mlnnesotas dis
Gus and shot put star, Fortune
Gordien pole vault champion
Harry Cooper. and Lloyd Lamois.
who shines IN the broad Jump.
Texas entered the Longhorns 100
ward dash king. Charlie Parker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Yanks, Giants
Refuse to Look
For Race Stars

NEW YORK CITY or the
three major league baseball teams
M this city only one has recog-
nizcd the desrablIiy Of using
colored PLAYERS
While the Brooklyn Dodgers
have been able 20 strengthen
themselves al many crucial spots
BY usirg qualified Negroes. the
Giants and Yankees continue TO
follow their old-tHne policy of
exclusion, sports writers agree
There IS no secret about the
ability Of the Dodgers to find
good colWed players one sports
writer declared They Just e,
and look for them The Other
could easily do the same, If they
cared TO-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Bussey k0ed
By Evans In
Sixth Round

In the eight round finals at
the Fairview Gardens Monday
night. Walter Evans. Toledo
boxer. Knocked out Detroits
Ted Bussev in the sixth round
Of the fight
Both fighters are well known
here IN Detroit and have made
good records. Bussey had hoped
TO use this fight as a step to-
ward the State welterweight
crown. However. Evans had 9TH
er plans for the fight, although
he as an outstster has no
chance a, the Michigan title.
Evans was unable TO do any
thing with Bussey and was be-
hind until the fifth round when
he landed hard jsb on Bus
sey's chin that left him groggy.
THE X. o.
Evans started the sixth round
out with a damaging blow 10
the mid-section At this point
BusSev countered and tried 20
carry the fight to Evans and
this is where he made his mis-
take Evans caught him in a
rapid barrag Of blows and
Knocked him out for the full
count exactly one minute and
seconds after the gong.
In another match Tommy
Matthews. 1856. one OF Jimmie
Bvlsnd's Brewster Center BOYS
took a four round decision from
Leonard Howard 1856. Matthews
has had four professional fights
and as many victories
The gross gate was S34 1871 ~
and the net was S26.302 l6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Wanted

Qualifying Umpires for the
Greater Detroit Church Aihlei.
ic Association. Mail applies-
lions 10 1886 Brush Street.
Highest Salaries paid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
ANOTHER COLOR BARRIER FALLS
Drivers Can Enter
Midget Auto Races

DAYTON. O-For the first
time in the 46-yesr history OF
all hlgh-speed automotlve COM
petitions. involving speedway
midget and motorcycle racing
the color barriers have been
lifted. Norman Wltte. executive
secretary Of the combined Con
solidated and Central States
Racing association here an
nounced last week.
The contest board members OF
the national governing racing
BODY have given approval 20
the proposal OF permitting annual
licensing To membership without
prejudice OF race or color ID
this years sanctioned meetings
throughout the 36-state territory
where CSRA automotive races
are 20 be held this season.
The action Of the contest
board means that Negro racing
drivers and car owners will be
given the opportunity OF com
peting IN recognized races this
year heretofore denied them IN
orranized speed competitions
This was brought about by assoc
citation oflaals prior TO the open
ing OF the season in the midwest
next month.
Prospective Negro drivers and
equipment owners will be re-
quired 10 adhere TO the strict
rules and regulations in force
for all association members and
affiliateS.
The American Negro. starting
in 4948. under CSRA will be
accorded the privilege long de-
MED him-that Of competing
equally with established divers
and riders in Americas tastes,
sport on land.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10

Prather Hauser. Executive Sec
rotary Of the Y. is to be com
mended for trying 20 meet the
needs OF Detroit youth by Sc
lecting such capable leadership
10 effect these ends.
Although Jenkins has been
with the YMCA little more
than one wear he has made
great strides in teaching citizen
ship through wholesome and
purposeful activities The phySl-
cal program is meeting the needs
OF hundreds Of Detroits young
sters and adults.
HALLS FROM INDIANA
This young man who Is dong
such an excellent job halls from
Fort WAYNE. Ind. originally.
While attending high school IN
Fort Wayne jenkins work was
so outstanding that he was pre-
sented with a &C" blanket. an
annual award given 10 the most
outstanding athlete of the year
Van has done some boxing
and was on the Fort Wayne Col
den Gloves team. and went all
the way To the finals where he
lost on split decision He later
was the AAU Middleweleht
Champion OF Michigan.
jenkins attended Wilberforce
University; while there he
played varsity football. and
incidentally Wilberforce won
two national championships
during this time. He was chos
en- for the halfback position for
two years on the Negro All
American football teams for
1894 and IS. Al the same time
he was on the track. basket
ball. and baseball teams. All
in all he won is major letters.
10 set a record during his
college career.
Director Jenkins has shown
the same versatility in coaching
and directing that he did IN his
collegiate years and as a result
as stimulated the youngsters Of
the Y 10 do their best
YEAR ROUND PROGRAM
The year-round activities in
clude an aquatic program which
affords Detroit youngsters an
opportunity 10 learn TO swim
and subsequently TO become APP
proved life guards. This pro
gram is under the first hand
direction OF Buddy Wilson. well
known 20 all who follow swim
ming. There is boxing. volley
ball. the chief activity in the
Adult Mems Division and has.
ketball.
II is indeed an envlable rec
ord that Van set last year in the
inter YMCA competition here in
the city. Among the laurels
added TO ST Antoine under his
leadership are the State AAU
Volley ball championship: Junior
and Intermediate outdoor track
championship; Mems track Cnam-
pionship the Junior boys swim
ming championship; Men and
Boys City and State Gymnastic
Champions: Men and Older Boys
Indoor track championship. Men
and Senior Boys basketball CITY
YMCA championships. and the
Mems Golf championship.
This array Of championships
Is almost inclusive of the en-
tire gamut Of competitive sports
on the Metropolitan YMCA pro-
gram.
Van attributes his success 10
the abundance of talented Young
people he has 10 work with al
the Branch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10

Wallace of Harlem Coey looks a lot like Joe Louis but it
i there that ~, resemblance ends He doesn't show the
promise Louis and roundy booed AZ the end OF the
bout
WANTED: STEAMRoLLER AND sPARKPLUG
Bonnie OoSterbaa. new head football coach at Mich
igan that bring his left end up 10 the
standards set by Lenny Ford and Bob Mann last year
Ford and Mann performed the offensive and defensive
chores this last year 0osterbaan pointed out that
"you can't lose boys like that without feeling H. Ano-
Their problem facing Oosterbaan as he opened his Spring
training practice strong player for right haitoack
One problem that Of hnding passer 20 succeed ALI
American Bob Chappa is pretty well solved as far as the
new mentor IS concerned.
Gene Derrcoe is the ton man Tor the left half Job
said Oosterbaan, and think he prove he is real good
passer."
In releasing their quarterly ratings the a
al Boxing Association said that there logical
tenders available for the welterweght title Of Sugar Ray
PERHAPS this is the bass for sugar seeking to en-
large his horizon and take shot AZ The mlddlewelgh
crown held by Rocky Graziano Robinson has offered
through his manager fight Marcel Cerdan in non-ttle
fght benefit for the Damon Runyon Memorial Cancer
Fund to be staged in August AZ the Madison Square Car
Speaking ~ Benefits more than $4,000 was raised
FRIDAY benefit boxing card al the Hollywood sta
rnr Feb. 81.
ten round fight between Ezzard Charles and e.,
Violent Ray scheduled for April in Chicago will
be held April II instead because of cold contracted
BY Charles.
Athletic Commission to give him five more days to train.
This fight planned benefit for the Baroud taml-
IT, sam Baroud died after fight with Charles in chica-
LOUIS VS. wALcoTT
Although nalHr people present at the fight in which
Louis earned the title Of The Fop6f the Year felt that
Jersey Joe w2r and certain group IN Newark went so
far as 70 rlesen, hin WIKI heavyweight championship
belt Louis N dd considerable soice in the fact that in
Chicago cNnhtl1n he drew 10000 and Walcott drew
$4,000
To further bolster Joe Louis. George Gallup Direct
OF the Gaup o found that sports writer's and fans
pretty nucf convinced that he will retain his title The
fans less certain Of this than the Sports Editors VINO
almost uuanm0us IN their support Of Louis
his writer would Ike 70 add his two cents worth TO
the other onous and that only will he retain the
title, he VIII trock otr ~ aleott while doing
few people wondered about il. so here il is; the
Harlem Goho Trotters.New York Celtics Hawaiian All
Stars and kansas IT'S Bombers all draw their salaries
from the pay window.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Beau Jack To
Meet MontreaI
Champ Friday

Beau Jack. former lightweight
champion. is scheduled to meet
Johnny Greco this Friday. April
9. al the Forum Arena in Mon
treal. Greco. the Canadian vel
terweight champion, is a local
Montreal boy.
This will be the fourth meet
ins OF the two fighters IN the
last two years. In the other
three fights. each fighter won
one and split the third.
Detroiters will remember Gre
cos appearance in Detroit about
two months ago against local
boy Danny Williams Greco took
a decision over Williams, but
scarcely outclassed him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Local BOYS
T axe Every
Decision
Myland's Coaching
Shows Results as
Brewster Triumph.
DY STAFF written

There was no doubt in =,
minds of the spectators or ~
fighters from St. Emma Millts-
Academy, Rock Castle. Va /,
to the superiority of the Bier
ster boxing team last Wednesd,,
at the Brewster Center.
The Brewster boys took II,
decision in all of the fights i.
eight three round bouts the loe,
pugilists showed the results \
Jimmie Myland's coaching a
ents by out-boxing and an
chasing all the visitors.
In the 1875 pound class Hear
Abner took a decision from \,
Lewis Jones. Willie SimmS n
outpointed Sgt. Frank Slmw'
Moses Ward, who is the ma,
of the Brewster boxing team
outpointed Albert Armstrop,
Ward uses both hands well n,
in a recent tourney sponsor,.
by Ty Tyson he was regarded !,
the best prospect seen in thsv
parts IN a long time.
Jimmie Hale was the victor {,
the us pound class over ca
man White Jimmie won N
fight with little effort
Mediocre Gonzales. who boYs
for the Highland Park A z
got in a decision over Zines
Smith Of kssh Castle. The oihtr
bouts We I'd ween boys frr
the BreVkstH Senter {
Trainer Nrfmie Mylsnd q
pressed satisfaction with n
boys demonstration OF lrI
ability and has a great d.
Of hope for some OF the bs,
who appeared on the card.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Phillips Team To
Try Out Players

Tryouts for Tom Phillips Post
junior baseball team in the
American Legion League will
be held at Codd Field, Satul day.
April 10. al pm.
All boys that attend Northern
High School or any intermediate
School under II years of age
are invited Call TE 2-5332 be-
tween 2 and s pm for any in
formation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Bell In Buffalo
Bout April 18th

O'Neil Bell, Detroits lesdrl
middleweight. will have an %
portunity 10 add to his m,
laurels in a Buffalo fight wa
Allen Faulkner, local Bu%
boy scheduled for April 10,
the Fsirview Athletic Club.
Bell has accumulated COZ
mendable list OF victories
his recent bouts here in n
Motor City including an uoq
over Cecil Hudson and Tonr
Yarosz of Pittsburgh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-10
Bivins To Fight
Thompson Monday

Jimmy Bivens. outstanding
heavyweight contender. will
fight Bill Chicken Thompson
Monday night. April IL. In the
Philadelphia arena.
On the same card Jimmy
Simms will make his first start
since tasting defeat al the hands
Of Calvin Smith when he faces
Herb Jones in the right round
semi-iinal The main event be-
tween Bivens and Thompson will
be ten rounder
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-27
GIRL SCOUT NEWS By Carolyn Miokelson
 n Nn.-sL.
Troon Scribe


 The Scouts enjoyed an overnight trip to the ski slide last Wednes- dany and Thursday. They learned several new songs and how to cook over an open fire.
 Another Scout Dance has been planned for September second. Ii was decided that the Scouts should pay an admission. Refreshments were discussed and committees were appointed.
 Alice Camenzind Is back from a summers vacation. She was in- vested and received has Scout pin. sharon Zepp was enrolled.
 We learned several new Scout songs Patrol leaders received their record books.
 The Scouts are to pick blueber- Eies and go out to Mrs. D. c. In tolubbe's to make the jelly. Satur- day about 1:OO p. m. The last jel- ly has been sold to tourists.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-27
25 YEARS AGO


 tThe Sentinel. Aug. 30. 1923) Drawn for grand and petit jury service from Wrangeu are, grand jurors. Mrs. T. J. Case Mrs. Man sell Gearing: Mrs. L. A. Olsen; ]. L. NeUill: petit jurors: Mrs. J. L.. Nevil. W. c. Waters, Mrs. Ida uhler. Mrs. J. Voss. John Coburn, H. Gartley. J. NJ. Mccullough. J. E. Norden. H. E. Haryie, Charles Nelson. J. E. Hemphill, Fred Am undsen. F. J. Baronovich.
 ###
 Little Sarah Rasmussen grand of Walter Shadesty. had her tonsils removed by pr. shurlek Monday morning.
 
 Miss Marjorie Johnson left on the Prince of Wales Monday for Ketehikan where she will visit
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-27
Iis Theodosia Royalty.
 

Miss Theodosia Royalty.
 a#
 A party of 63 Presbyterians from southern California were aboa; d the Jefferson Sunday making the round trip. Dr. s. Hall Young was along. giving lectures on the trip.
 a&
 The Hazel B arrived this morn ing from Telegraph Creek. Among the passengers returning from up- river was Fenley Huner of New York.
 6 sa
 Next week is Chautauqua week in Wrangell Five programs of a high order of excellence will be given. rf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-27

collection of vegetables that would attract attention al fair.
 $
 Mrs. T. J. Case received word this morning that her son Oscar had arrived safely in France
 
 F. E. Bronson. local Food Ad- ministrator. received a copy of the official order placing the country on card rationing system as far as sugar is concerned.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-27
20 YEARS AGO


 lThe Sentinel, Aug 30. 192S) Miss Jean Grant daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. r. Grant, returned on the Alaska Monday from Ketcn- ikan where she was visiting CT aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. Shurick
 aa &&
 Miss Dorothy Chisholm left with her brother Warren on the Shenck for Juneau where she will teach music and art at the public school during the coming year.
 a # & Mir and Mrs. Willard Jenkins and young son returned 10 town Tuesday from Ratz Harbor. Accom- panying them was H. R. Coulter.
 &H# *# A seven pound boy was born to MT and Mrs. L. J. Binkley thls morning.
 z& a&*
 Frank and Betty Barnes took passage on the Alameda for Port land where they will attend school this winter.
 H &A
 School opens next Tuesday, Sept 4. Staff members include: AXel Rasmussen. Superintendent; Geo. Fabricius, history, manual train ing, coach; Miss Faye Plank, Eng fish; Jean Rose, Latin, Spanish, music: Frances Scott, science typing: Hazel May, 5th and 9th
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-27
CATHOLIC CHURCH St. Rose of Lima 6 St. John Rev. N. E. HOob. Faster

Sunday, April 2s. 18th Sunday after PentecOst.
 Holy Masses: a. m, Parish church; 8:3O a. ID. Wrangell ln- stitute; 10 a. m. Parrish church. Week day Holy Masses. 7:3O a. m. Robert Hull will serve.
 Monday, August 30. Feast of st. Rose of Lima, patroness of the church. Friday, Sept First Fri day of the month. Altar Society to receive Holy Communion in a body.
 Mrs. James Rhodes will decorate the altar for Sunday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-27
30 YEARS AGO

30 YEARS AGO
 , | l ] tThe Sentinel Acg. 29. 191S)
 A new speed boat. built for E. p. Pond for Taku river navigation. will make the first trip that has ever been made by power boat to the headwaters of the Taku this week Distance from the mouth is 60 miles
 a&aa
 William Taylor. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor. went south to enlist in the Navy this week. An other son. Laurence. has been m the Naval service some time
 $
 The T. s. Food Administration has approved prices of Alaska can ned salmon as follows: Tall cans. Alaska reds. $40 per case; meu- ium reds. $500: pinks, S6.6Os chums, $6.40. Cases include 4s cans. The government has requisi- tioned the entire pack of reds.
 a&& &R&
 Capt. A. J. Kalkins reports that while at Fort Seward last week he saw all the Wrangell boys. He says they are in prime condition and look like they are hungry for a scrap.
 aa&&
 The high cost of living received a jolt this week when Earl West presented The Sentinel home with
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-08-27

grades; Mrs. Harry Coulter. 4th grade; Nellie Hagerty, End anu 3rd grades; Fanette Steele. First grade. Rose PoFtman. ungraded room.