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The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11
FORMER WRANGELL BOY
 TO BE ORDAINED A PRIEST

WESTON, Mass. the Rev John E. Gurr, S. J., former resi- dent of Wrangell, Alaska will be ordained to the Catholic priest hood by Archbishop Richard J. Cushing, D. D., of Boston, on Sat urday June 19 in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit, Weston College, Weston, Mass. He is the son of Mir. and Mrs. 4. E. Gurr now of Port land, Oregon. MT. Gurr was in charge of the Bank of Wrangell before the family moved south. A daughter, Sister John Marion, Is at the Convent of the Holy Names at Marylmurst, Oregon.
 Father Gurr will say has first solemn mass June 20 in old St. Mary's Church, North End Boston, Mass He Is a member of the Ore gOn Province of the Jesuit Order and after his fourth year of the ology at Weston and one year fur ther study to complete a twelve year coure offs training, will be as- signed to one of the schools, par ishes or missions conducted by the Society of Jesus in the northwest and Alaska.
 Father Gurr was born in Yak ina. Wash, February 12, 1913. He attended St Anne's grade schools in Douglas and Juneau, Alaska from 1919 to 1922 and Wrangell public school from 1923 to 1928 He was graduated from Gonzaga high school, Spokane, Wash, in 1880. From 1881 to 1887 he was in the general office of Swift & Go : North Portland, Oregon and enter ed the Society of Jesus in Septem- Der, 1887. After four years of Nov iceship and classical studies at the Jesuit Noyitiate, Sheridan, Oregon. he made three years study of phil- osophy at Mount St. Michael's at Spokane.
 He taught English and philos- ophy at Gonzaga University from 1944-45 and then began his course
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.n theology at Weston College.

in theology at Weston College.
 Father Gurr will be assisted at his first Mass by the Rev. Edward J. Whalen, S J., pastor of St. Mary's Church. The Rev. Adolph A Bischoff. s. J., Yale University, will deliver the sermon. Mrs. Gurr has gone east from Portland to be present at her sons ordination and will attend his first Mass
 Ten other members of the Ore gon Province of American Jesuits were ordained to the priesthood in San Francisco, California. on June 12.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11

metals for which high premiums are now being offered by the Atomis Energy Commission.
 From Petersburg Mir. Fowler will proceed to Ketchikan, which will be his temporary headquarters for several weeks. Later he will visit the Hyder and Wrangell districts and other localities where pros pecting and mining development may be in progress or contemplat- ed.
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cape from a prison camp in Italy during the American fighting h that country.
 4 nephew of Mrs J. c. Johnson of Wrangell, Col. Greening Is now stationed at Panama City with the Army Air Force and had flown to New York from Panama for the week end
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11
SCIENTISTS TO STUDY
 JUNEAU ICE CAP

JUNEAU - A party of scientists will attempt this fall to climb and cross the Juneau ice cap - the second time in history the hazard our feat has been undertaken.
 Edward L. Keithahn, curator of the Territorial museum this week disclosed plans for the assault on the treacherous spawning bed of glaciera He said scientists advised him they would make the climb to
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11
TOKYO FILLER GIVES
 REWARD TO ITALIANS

Col. c. Ross Greening, one of the B-29 bomber pilots who made the historic first flight over Tokyo on a bombing mission, was lucky win ner of $500 on the Strike It Rich" radio program in New York last Sunday evening Col. Greendng announced he planned to send the $500 to a Catholic priest and other friends in Italy who helped him es-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-06-11
CATHOLIC CHURCH St. Rose of Lima & St. John Rev. II. E. HOch, Pastor

Sunday. June 16. Fourth Sunday after PentecOst.
 Hol Myasses, $50 Wrangell In stitute; 10:3O Parish church.
 Holy Communion Sunday for Holy Name men.
 Week day Holy Masses, g a. m. Instruction classes for all grade and high school daily from a m. to D. m.
 Harry Churchill will serve.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. G. c. CrOwell. Pastor

lO:O0 a. m. Sunday School. 11:O0 a. m. Morning Worship. Sermon by the pastor, Image By Refecltion."
 Thursday, 2 D. m. Junior Choir rehearsal: 7:30 Senior Choir
Evening star., 1948-04-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

R19IAU1ANT, specialiSin( "a sandwichel
lease: dcvntown location; Si.500 down g
scsHp9s1ba's EAR RsSsy i so tSs. Hsiss sss q
kABHHkRf6NxisHERY PAwNBRoKKRs er.
chanse; outstanding 7th st. NV. location;
s $1,000 % ssocE; only ,' g. 90 Snis Tor sood A Vii
and. fixtures plus Wholesale inventory or
stock: $4,000 down. SAM CHANTKEH
SEWsfApEEo o.a aNS is 9os RS s6ro. o1ss sampl.t.
nearby Washington; doss Comet press
Miehle vertical and Kluege presses; z
neVsprint, paper stock. stereotype EQUIP.
ment. ROY M. COFrMAN. sH. 4123 Of
302S. -
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LEON GOODMAN, Broker. 1881 Conn.
ave, GO: $500, offers the following exclu-
No. 1-Grocery. NV. prominent corner,
best eoiSrsd lore, trsds; too owner guarantee $500
,isned; M ~ al1-cssh trade; best buy q teTn GD
No. super market, .DGs. ne. Wood
ridge section, established 16 yrs: owner
guarantees $500 week. sh-yr. lease;
excellent buy for S31 900, l., g., b., includ-
ing $4,000 stock, beer license and 1910
truck; "a cash. bal terms.
No. 3-Wholesale business, established
10 yrs, catering to &c and 10c, novelty.
variety and grocery stores; owner quotes
about 81. 500 weekly cash business: about
81 800 stock; cash price: Sic. 800, includ-
can make q real big business out Of this.
A business like this is hard to fnd.
NO 4-Grocery, Sc; rent, S75, includ-
ing rms. oil heat: 5-yr. lease: estab-
lished so yrs, same owner yrs. and
quotes 81 900 weekly: cash price, S11. 500,
including 1000 stock. auto. gas heater,
oil heater and gas range.
No. 5-Grocery, ne; owner guarantees
$3.50 weekly; about $1,000 stock; rent,
500, 5-yr. lease; old-established. A pick
up at $4,000. plus stock for 5, with
81; 600 cash, bal. terms
ovSer Mo- rss:.' sCS ssis wn,ts trsds; .sSsi
$1,000 stock; old-established: abort hrs.
This store viii not last long. Hurry
All these nstings are exclusive with LION
GOODMAN, Broker, 1871 Conn. ave-,
w. VcVVs
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weekly sales M X, SOD and % Better; % eouspmsast
In excellent condition; price t. SIG, 600,
plus inventory; terms :ssa ;.1
inston; Sales @ are % mostly ia iiaues; BAR tables
sas tween 0SSs 81 ooo; GOOD lease ' terms
ean !. sns iof
Grocery, small. clean store; weekly sales
tive apartment, low rent; good lease; price.
$6,6o0 complete; only $500 cash re-
Juvenile furniture and accessories. To-
Gated in white family neighborhood; week;
y sales approximate $780,. good will and
aslsi anss % SS s. RG eS9 NAN. sfeF.. p Room
s99o s99 v1esor fn 7sss Rlsssg' 9th and G D NV RE
NO. s-REsTAURANT near new @. W.
Hosp; seats 40; long trsnsf; lease at reAs.
No. 13wRest.-grill nearest to Union
cnes to ss Seaaty
o5sz with 0,sfG Bill SIN sfMoNs. Ex tsH. sisI AA'
NO. 13-FIVE-AND-TEN on busy street;
ys lease wk sgs IN $500 S9s, clean sS
No: 2o-Infants, wear; a clean store
s o asTn
Leviton. DU. 6326.
NO. 3O-CLEANING AGENCY and shoe
sSa de. Snss ior min M * non.; Su :;
maker. $4,000 cash.
No: sl..cis.nins and pressing: upper
idS busy s:n s fully ss1siss and sS s
siMoNs Ix. e1si. Ewes. TouIfin.
NO; s,A.sANPwica 81. sHoR !odn e one Of the
busiest .,aI spots IN town sso$ $500 vk.; bus.
VI. lease; wk. bus. 5000; good hours and
sSR 0GS * 'sHR sf5 :s'Fs E7:. FsuIia sss
NO.. 5-A-GAS STATION, NV. corner; q
Ut. lease at S145 mo. 3 pumps and large
stock included in the low price OF $4,000
No: b,s-oas station; downtown; 2
and short hours. An excellent chance for
TeuTsin; ME. oS74, with BILL SIMON
NO. CLASS. GROCERY, upper NV;
nice size store doing 81 800 wkly.: cash
wise can do more: nice apt, low rental,
sssy terms ACT Act fast as this store 'saDs viii 90
No. 7I-droeery: mixed section; So 900
low rental good lease @ nice s1t 1oo imm.d
posssestUA. koou puS ~ Hlo,UuU, CuLnP
ft sfMoNs. SSs ES. sS" slsi. Esss.. ois VI s4s1. ~
NO. I0O-LoUOR PKG. STORE; $500
over $4,000 wkly; bus; busy transient sec
tion: low rental, long lease; shows . hand;
son some ,,s pseft. owner means bus. and Will
No. 103-Liauor and droc. s.s.-s2, 400
hours. For s1e.too. plus s-ior.s stock:
Dist. Cali sindlert with BILL sIMoNs,
the Live Wire Broker, EX. 61S1. Ewes.
and Sum-, VI. 2431.
NO. s7-GROCERY, NO BEER-Ss5O
wkly. bus; long lease, low rental. Beau
tiful apt, immed. possession. Priced very
low. $4,000 cash down payment. Easy
No 67-Grocery; the finest in George
guar. At s1.s00 on 6-day xE.; hours, g.
bus. sio.5oo and STOCK. Terms. S'''' '
No. 43-A-Groc.; colored section; 500
$1,000 down viii handle. cail sindIer.
Eyes, VI. s4s1. with BILL sMoNs'
LEON GOODMAN, Broker, 1921 Conn.
ave, GO, $500, Offers the following exclu-
''ts No. Ai.es; imaroc.ry, NV, prominent corner,
week; about $4,000 stock; large store, can
be made into . self-servics; old-estab-
lished; all-cash trade; best buy In town
Tor $500, plus stock for >, with $4,000
No. super market, DIGS, ne. Wood
ridge section, established IS yrs: owner
guarantees $1,000 week. SH.yr lease;
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ter-9 rms, bAths' gas neat rent, pco
Bldg may also be had II desired; For full
snlpaiSn saI JoHN j. sad MekENS% Restor and Bus
SosTH hs0tsF ST tig Es on T
24o-A splendid opportunity for some one
wishing o nice clean business in q good
and xS .eatns eapssy 81
dining room and equipment, large re; re;
and stove and to rsrkssp Ss M
OF land. This is good buy on todays
sga SR Prse cUsaM4s Sha Resor so
Frederick pike, daithersburs, Md, tel. 29e
SEA FOOD RESTAURANT AND BAR, near
18th and H sts ne One Of the best cor
ners in ne. facing three streets; rent,
viii average $500 daily year round; well.
estab. trade; very low overhead; S15,50O
sssh down paynspt men SIl hsaale .Ia, this
sive broker, Occidental Hotel Bldg, 14ll
pELicArEssEN ikosher style,, top NV
ssfs on sSsG sns xs1z VINE
su u ysars Swn Prieed I for mmediste sale q
Sss $4,000 Sop gas sSs 5asg ssas sS rsa sT
kerr. Occidental Hotel. 1411 Pa. ave. NV.
BOB HOlxAANUE&t ReAitof ana 6uSlneAt
Broker. Is now established In his new
ofnces, Occidental Hotel BLDG, 1411 Pa
ave. NV. (next to willard HoteD, special.
ising In the larger and better type busi-
ness propositions since 1923. MA. s743
MOTOR COURT. nlling sta, lunehroom
etc; built and operated fol. over 20 yrs
by original owner: priced for immediate
sale and possession: terms. Apply $500
Lee blvd, Falls Church, Va. A.
DRUGSTORE - Modern, well equipped
drugstore, located at nearby ocean-front
resort; in operation over 2 years; daily
summer month sales averase above $500;
Death in family causes owner to sacrifice
tor $4,000, "a cash required. AID. 1855
3k10 18th ST. NV. 4"
tUNCHEoNETTE and delicatessen, subur-
ban location. low rent: this is an excep.
tional money maker for couple: clear
stock, excellent equipment; $4,000 cash
pWNES rsSSIEfa' wo rest soaa u monthly payments
ACCOUNTANT wishes to purchase ali OF
part Of public accounting practice. BOZ
SEIGHBORHooD JEwELRY STORE doin,
about S400 month in repair and carrying
complete line of jewelry for sale, at 4
barEain for quick sale. Boz 265-R
kEsTAURANT--win rent, lease or sell
hew equipment owner unable to carr,
on due to death OF partner. S07 stl
o. NV, 6s
Evening star., 1948-04-04

1. PRICE, Hussman dist. l124 9th st
e.Nsii ec.xNsiiEhRAA hA SSsSil SKsoSiilin.x, automatic, T..s.r
wringer washing machine, $35. VI. 1903
CAMERA, Argus ca, with all accessories
;5ss;as' 4es n s ssass09k sss len.
Skeaka K ana oeiiIi ahise im, 1oo.ft reel q bIsei
nS sn. vsss bsss sl sai.s sak
CAMERA, moving picture, Bell q Howell
l6-mm., magazine type. with 10 coatet
lens; brsnd,nns,y; leather CARRYING case
eeAM2ERS. ez22 @ 5.a tsis Eastman & I'd view, tripod
hlm holders, carrying case; Turner;
ss ssas siss ses es1YstsiSs cs oh otss BE- lens Al
CAMERA. Leiea i1I6. sumsr F;2. aces
sories, Instruction book; has not be: 5seI
oyn.r sesf cs R.puS hsta 74Se ss 4s
CAMERA, 4x5, pre-anniv. speed graphic
Ektar F:z;5 coated lens in. in suDsrm..i, per ~,
larger. $50: roto-dryer. easel 24.in. pape,
cutter, 1lx14 trays, dey;, tanks, lishts ans an
mise items WI ssesps nsss sSGd ss
CAMERA. s-mm; Bell 4 Howell, f:2;;!
with snd apsia Isath.l ssae sss
cAAMEaA. 4xb spsedsraphie. eomplst;.
With an .essssoIiss; 9 nm b Ban sn = HOxsl O,.d
G1WSLS eh9 P3cscseeAs Aee A1Ss 49, s.SS
Z 20 aerial cameras, practically new
eAa1sA. y. = 4: r.lme % i 1s.m@s ~ s 7q,p. , p,
fs.5. TIC s.in. is.t. Meyer s-in. n:i
lenses; I.sI s1Issilssaso sso condition; sa4o or max
ssssh.. @ SHADE, ass AHs rolls aln: eaSi. release
PAPER: complete ossft Tor $50 sssh. el:
| Quincy ne, Apt. 4. Dupont 1879.
| CAMERA, keystone is nm, new, rol
| of film; sacrifice, $50. LU. 1895.
CAMERA, 2Nx3A Speed Graphic: AL &C
ces., excellent eond, RA. 1873. Mr.. CA
CAMERA, Speed Graphic. Carl zeiss: T.!
| lens: complete with lash attachments AM
accessories: sacrifice; leaving town. 23s
Jefferson ct. NV. Georgia 69b7-,
| CAMERA, brand-new Crown Graphic, S4'
| az; built-in synchronizer and range nnd
er: with fash gun; $3.50. Gail weekdays
CAMERA, contax III. F1.5 sonnar lens
RE. 1890, Kt. 231s.
| GAMMA, Leica nc, chrome: eummitsl
F2 coated lens, like hrsnd-nsw; Everead'
SAiMKkA, 1s.mm. movie. Eastman. 81
iss q: Rsosx 'ssssn Adam, fsoo a9
Walbridss pl NV. fnear goth ana PAR
CcSAG1RSx cArALoG rEEE-e-1s month
sre4it On phose q movie esuips. Sss "
Evening star., 1948-04-04

DieHWASHEk, Sprayway, nonelectric, used
SrfFo iHs' bdRIlcaTfSs SI rhSss aAcaafsnas...
clean ,s snd ~ .x:slisns eonSitIon; portsbl.
a.5as ss:s SS Ssss :s eo.s ss S s;S
as pco Hs. .:s.rs1 :s tsr .nd salf aa sszs
Rs CO.. S'a:f fsss ss'REi. r. oa.s MsnsaAH. ~
D6oRsIInterier, 2 panel. I'd. white pine,
WoAwnnKIyy 2ossb SstssTy Oh a0ia ARLINGTON
sxsiusiysiy. Factory snsrsnss. 10th and
Rooss 70 II .sss "a os ssst H d s' s55s :
pow QUILTS. finest quality. must sacri-
nSe ,23l6 Davenport q. nv.
sp eoy:r pr: ss rose . sa sna s:
DRAPERiEs. green silk damask. Z pairs,
nss.i @ ssa. lasIadins sDainss and mattress
DsAr&ls: rs &rsxsa @ net; g pr,;; at s. a . Pr;
sGlS5 r.: eE s.e ssss ray
IlEss SUIT and double; s;brsssssa s;:,, su1.aS; ssS
each Adams 500. Apt. 500. :.
Sssssrs SDsas puDens sIsei soss Dinner l.e. evening.
ss.s sss, r.ssonsSi. @ i No "a. 7aSi. ssr '..' - .'-.'
DRuLS-k in. electric hand drills: ma
| tionaIly known make: prectsion made, only
1 S28 ea. ELECTRIC B0uPMENT CO.,
2473 sherman ave. NV.
DROPLEAF TABLE, ANTIQUE cherry. 4sxeo
81 EJssssH2osEs5WsIs. 81. h.y. semp.::, I,n. 4.
counters and stools. all sizes. Save 50S.
6ktuMsARadio Kinss and equipment, all
16x16: tom, 9x13:: Krupa snare, ! each
10. IA, 12-inch Zildtian. neE; bass
pedal. Sock cymbal. cymbal hoof stand,
/ seat, ] muller, new; q cymbsl holders,
II 14-inch heavy cymbal, bass drum
holders Wisconsin 1885.
DRUMS, Siingerlan6 and LudEig q Ludwig.
Torid's best. HYMAN RATNxRfs MUSIC
STORE. 736 18th ct. NV.
DRUMS, complete set, marine pearl. $3.50
value; sxeeIlsnt eond.; sen very res:on-
DRUMS, siinserisnd white pearl. 14x2s
brass, 14x6 snare, turable tom-toms.
ZildjtAn cymhals, all accessories. plus
ditien; Sis5. lpu. 1896 after / pm
kDrH0NE, complete with one Edison
shaver, 2 Edison voice writer's, / xdtscn
tfansscYiber; complete for only $3.50. Can
bs seen, at 1875 Z ss. nv. or esli
Evening star., 1948-04-04

i,ss: and ID ;%s s..i ias o s.nSa: asa
oSxs sqnasszs iis msnss ANTE 1 ..T@ and
s:'tEs IT, =. syD's xD aS.f. IS is'' s.:s'ss
eeiio;sEb eis; "a v4s 4sfH HsoDY.. excel. eond.: mus.
;;sll ehssg; hsgS; {9odv for ICE truck or mo'ins
cLSTaEs: size losls, spsias sos.s' ars::.s a.ss:.
ENTITIES Tsas ssssonsSls soiss sD0tr Ssis h''
CL0THES-Beautiful pink evening dress,
a OF 16: blk dinner dres: iss;: both a neH' Ss
81 81 SSGIsoSTHrNG-s-pants blue suit, size 80
ssss ss1.. ssssd ssas s0Piso Hso blue sss ST. 81
ssns ss. ss ss sssys S. o'ei slaS s@' ,"''
CLoTHNG-Beau.iful blue lace nesiiss
1sasss:s ss5 in cs GieaEnis IT. asso corn 'W'es' 1'
CLOTHING. .lsdy.s; pink net formal sown;
.oIsa sg dark I...on.s srss VA 1865
lady.s sport coat rsmoyfsis ,anoS iiniSS6ss' aS6s
short; ftss f. q under; name your own
eEiSSifHMsa@sus eEiSSifH Mass mhASGs dlss:.. ,h .se
sslieas cIliSfHiSSMPlse. fSeSpn ns9 dresses ,ssits
s9sssssH; %sssH sHS saS: SIS, Sc, fAEAas e nv AND A0
g s1is, I. and s.a.. scssssss sssu4'
styies and sizes In stock; out-of:pAyI
sSs@sNInssaoRRg ssInssa nssR: iasesaaa 4s'ii iioo ;:
ne. Open 10 1880 Pm.
ss s.ansos 1fss o1 sssr sSs !ss se.'
dresses, 1920. EM. 6073..
COAL STOVE for heating hot water, go
gal: tank also a-burner gas plate; en:sp
cocA.coLa cos cooLER. coin operated. IL
good running order, $3.50 or best onsr
Call HO. 32S9 Mon.
CofTEE TABLE, walnut, blue mirror, g.
con- SPRING, and m.ttrsss for obi. s5es 5eai
Stoma. 2ts s4th thRuissHck iss RI and ho.-w...r heater
Amer. Rad Ser. 05-M. sections; fol
small bldg; very economical enesp
ScooMMSoaDSE, French import; measures q.
top, 3 draxers, brsss trim; ne. o4es -.
ia. $40. nm. Y. 1880 lamont st. NV.
between 70 an. and pm. eun.
eiec. driii. eiec Erinder, large work bench
'ee|plets lins e. q body verks ana nseninn'
Evening star., 1948-04-04

FUANi console taole, 1Uxlo,
real lace curtains; lounge chairs. TIE
tGaNrTuRz-complste house; 2 beayms:.
fHHNrFHRE@simmons fiHS ri 2stsi wine satin sofa
sIss, PA : "a, i.aD.; s sss very S f..soa.bl:. sE
FtGHsNsinTHsREEGecaussom tHss made sofa, like new.
sms msseh 'tsP' I'll ao.n en.ion ssss.
1s Tis ss: BIOS "a IS ssls leather top
S.droom suite. Win Be- sscrins.a 27Is
TsEsih Ga e aDs IRON u ..ss s3ons
sls: .s...: IssisssIs insssz Az Outdoor Use; very
FGsaf49kxyins FisssshhRbf Szs1 room din.s. radio.
Ss:s sasr. a' ' ISIS sfis HS' s. .' s:. ADJ
FtRNii1fGGjRE-su1st, china cabinet. ts6ls.
{ chairs, ex12 rug. Reas. wo. 2o7b.
FuKNITURE-secretary,. maple: also 2
mahoSany lamp commodes; sslI for best
oasr. can cH. $3.50 after $50 pm. -
rUhMrUnE.cemplsts tor s;sn- ne %9dsrn
sPgsinrnstudio sPss II soaase aous ,ssth.s ss:ir
bridge lamp and misc; good eond.; cheap.
F6ssffdsE-compl... H3 sffaf1dhsE furnishinss 1-rm.
efieiency APARTMENT; desk.chest dinstts
set, radio, rugs, grapes, END tapies,, pook~
case, sofa-bed. platform rocker ana otto
man, elec. mixer. vacuum cleaner, vams
iron. ETC.; wood and metal cabinets; silver.
mirrors, dishes, etc. De. 6722. 2s01 18th
st. NV, Apt 405. -
FUIMTURE-Liying rm. dining rn, bed
m. sets, rsfrissrstor and 2 stoves Can
r.s.orsd. b:ssIssss: as % %mod.rnia:d and nsds
to order. pU. 1902.
YURNITURE, maple liv. room, dinette ana
bedroom; aso apt-size vashinE machine
i fuiaNfTURE4Liy. rm. Puiiman sleeper.
sofa. Easy chairs. jr. din. rm.. .e-pc. Gus.
tom-msds: no charge for all slip eovers'
FHsN.-Bsby srib, upsaolssered rocker.
occasional chair, wan mirror, lse. throy
russ. Yrifidaife and desk. AT. 1885,. 80
FURNITUHE-Dayenpor and metehine
chair, good condition; custofn.made alp
cover. Prone Sun. after pm. III. H4l&.
: (oontfu1ed o. Nsst PsssD
Evening star., 1948-04-04

sys Y ss. f bSaRDs " ssn 5oss1s1c wi nsG sss
III sew fsn ssEn'y b.as sxs 1its aous. back
tufted taffeta, box springs and inner-sprinl
sab sils. Lr4s-as}i;-ooa 4s ssas; bed. can ,. mad,
from your coil or boz sprinss. We install
sISsSSa dining sssn ,.s suites; s,,s
s. ''usS sSnsa $3.50 CA ss.
BEDRooM-.Walnut. double poster bed
and matching dresser and mirror. ses. SO;
f' ror $3.50; Walnut twin vim beds. vanity AM ane
mirror. dresser se and mirror: nish. table ane an.
shipment Of, odd pieces and complete
aRfsr sasss Il snSs sSE i'iz eak4sas 0
insten's iarsest and most complete used
1SEnlsSSoe sEbkooM, isoTff o'Tfvisa ROOM. prsErrE-
a1s 'osgs q sans ss
y. Ct can ssks care e d your = problem @ 0s fer rG 4
ns = "a and oa ss2 hss :. esssn os
S169. This outfit consists Of bed, chest
dresser With plats-slass mirror, Or TIL
sprins sp1is Comfortably mattress s and II ls piilows
you With . sole made BY serta. alI-sprinl
constructed, which can also be used ss /
bed, and two matching, comfortable chairs
sish ! arop.isst ..sIs and ! shsirs xii xi
the above merchandise is hfend-nev ant
$1eg. Terms arranged to suit your con.
venience: No interest or finance charge,
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Evening star., 1948-03-25
Painting of WheIon at I'd Club
Honors Great C.. II. Piqskinner

Wake Forest, with Peahead Walker
as coach; they defeated Elmer Lay
den's Duquesne team md twice
topped North Carolina State.
coached by Hunk Anderson and
Clipper Smith. Those were the good
old days.
Coach Dutch Bergman had some
other topf1ight players in those
early 1930s, men like Jan Jankow-
ski, halfback; Gene Augusterfer
quarterback; Bingo Flynn, tackle
DR.. Jim Lyons, guard, and Eddie
White, center. Whelan was the
standout in that crew, though, and
in 1881 was the country's leading
scorer until the final game Some
body from West Liberty Teachers
beat him out in the end.
Starting in 1881, the Cardinals
won is straight games. finally los
ing to Holy Cross, 80, in 1882. Just
before that string started, the Car
dinals had one of their worst sea-
sons in history. That was in 1890,
Tommys first year at c. u, when
they dropped eight straight games.
Whelan, seldom-used sub up to
that point, got into the final game
against American University. 1t
was then that Coach Bergman dis
covered he had a great ball carrier,
because Tommy broke away for six
touchdowns as G. U. won by about
600. From then on Whelan was a
regular and C. us football fortunes
improved nightly.
Evening star., 1948-03-25
By GEORGE Huber

They'll hang an oil painting of
Tommy Whelan in the Touchdown
Clubs Hall of Fame next Monday
night, making it an occasion for
the old grads to gather round and
reminisce about the good old days
at Catholic University.
They had those good old days
not too long ago, in the 1930s when
the Cardinals were a minor power
in the collegiate football world
Tommy Whelan, half back, was the
star player Of the team, and a
sweetheart of a player he was, too
AS the schools best player in recent
grid history, he's the one selected
by alumni to have his portrait hung
on the Touchdown Clubs Hall Of
Fame alongside such other grid
greats as Jim Thorpe of Carlisle,
Bronko Nagurski of Minnesota,
Tuffy Leemans of George Washing
ton and Bill Guckeyson of Mary
land
There were some good players on
the Cardinal eleven in 1881, when
Catholic U. emerged from the push
over class, but the best of all was
Whelan. AS 175-pound halfback
he was scoring sensation. He
had a tricky change of pace that
carried him on spectacular broken
field runs. Two of his best re-
membered runs came in the same
game, against North Carolina State
in 1881. Early in the contest he
caught pass and ran IS yards
to score. Then in the waning mo-
ments, with c. U. trailing, he inter-
cepted pass and ganoped 80 yards
with the winning touchdown.
He had another 85-yard scoring
run with a pass the same year
against Boston College, although
B. c. won that one. 1t was one of
the teams that seemed to have
jinx on the Cardinals-they never
did beat Boston College, or Holy
Cross either, no matter how good
they were. They did win over some
excellent teams. though. They beat