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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-30
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE i SLIDE Projector, 500-watt like
 new with case, S55. Kodak, 122
 camera, Wollensak 6.3 lens, range finder. Like new, with case S45
 Write 3671, care The Daily Elm
 pire, 20. Box 1901. 798 2t NEARLY new Silex Duolectric steam iron. Red 615. 798 St i SINGER Electric Sewing Machine
 Recent cabinet model. Sl5000.
 20. Box 2323, Juneau 798 At, BOLTON Trombone in good con-s dition, with case. Priced reason able. PA 4th St. 798 St jewel Elgin pocket watch. P. O. Box 1907, Douglas. 797 1t ONE EACH-1946 Deiuxe DeSoto;
 1940 Pontiac "8" 4-door sedan; l94I Windsor Chrysler 4-door
 sedan; 1940 New York Chrysler
 4-door sedan; 11-passenger 1942
 Chevrolet Bus. For information
 phone g. 797 15t' PORTABLE Wash. Machine; play
 pen with pad; electric desk mod el sewing machine; high chair;
 clocks, radios, photographs,
 lamps. Secondhand Store, PA Second St., Phone 908 797 St BEDROOM home, oil furnace, re-
 frigerator, cleo. range. some fur niture, nice marine view. Phone ! Blue 690. 796 6t' FOR SALE: Pair German subma-
 rine binoculars, 7x50; coated len
 ses, fixed focus Room 113, Home Hotel. 796 At FOR SALE: New three bedroom
 residence complete with full re-
 inforced concrete basement, at
 tached heated garage, electric hot
 water tank, oil-burning warm-air
 furnace, hardwood floors and tile| drainboard, Located on Behrends
 Avenue. The Highlands Phone
 107 or 64l. 755 If 
 M V. TAKAN; write Box 3O15, Juneau or evenings call Berg
 mann Hotel, Rm. 41, or call on
 Boat at Small Boat Harbor. J.
 B. Prucher 795 St 3 HOUSES and lot. Inquire Trev-
 or Davis. 794 If SEINE Boat "Tenakee" for sale; 48-footer. Boat at City Float till
 Wed. Write or wire for informa-
 tion to owner, Ronald John, Angocn 794 St PUPS Five weeks old. Small dog.
 Phone 234 792 St FOR SALE-Heating and Plumb
 ing business, includes shop
 equipment, stock and 1940 model 12-ton Ford V-8 panel truck with
 new motor, new tires, new radia- tor; must be sold by February
 Is due to illness. No competition
 and plenty of work lined up
 ahead. Heated shop rents for $2O
 per month. Priced reasonable. ! Write or wire Cordova Plumbing i and Heating, Box sol, Cordova, ] Alaska. 791 12t GOOD adjustable sun lamp S1O. ] Phone 284 790 St 10-HP. Johnson outboard motor. 1 $125. Ph Blue 708. 79O St ! 5-ROOM House with bath. 3.84 i acres patentel land. Auke Lake 1 Phone Red 120. Harold Zeng- ] CT. 790 If i TWO year old Lathrop Hercules
 Marine Engine, 107 HIP, with ! power take-off and high ten : sion magneto and wheel, Al i condition for less than half price. ! Emil Vienola, across Douglas l Bridge. 779 If SEWING Machines bought, sold i and repaired. Red Front. So
 Franklin. ITS T. mo
 
 | HUNTERS [,
 Have your guns completely cleaned and overhauled be- fore winter storage Complete ., Service & repair Skies, Guns. 'l and Tackle. . l. DARNELL'S SPORT CENTER |.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-30
scandinavian oirIines $,

Glasgow,
 Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm. Your fruvei
 agent represents US locally. Ask him oboUt e complete round-frip by air. Scandinavian Airlines System 80 Rockefeller Plozo New York 20. N. Y.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-30
MURPHY & MURPHY

REALTORS-ACCOUNTANTS Phone 676 over First National Bank
Evening star., 1948-03-17
AUTOMOBILES For SALE.

sTUDEBAKER 1871 Champion 2-door;
BARNES Es-sANDERs MOTORS, 1900 i4th
sTtDEB9Rns 81 DE isfnsf s4s pres NO black 4dr
and h.: excel. tires, fin.. uphol.; new trans
mission: $1,55O. Georgetown. co. 9421
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 Champion de luxe 4
newness. This will appeal to the careful
buyer at our price of S1,995. We will ac-
cept your car in trade and you can pay
= down and take "a months to pay Bal.
TORS. 14th and Florida ave. NV. ,AD.
WILIYs 1s47 jeep sta. wagon: h; ma
sGHR Drn15ifaly a1h SB9s nsx fsdiy YER
Willy WHY'S nj iss7 S9'o4 o4-dr.; excellent cond.
throughout, sparkling paint; price $395,
s22 fs 1s s,G Per mons Ssb dSTn; M do.H REhNYas'
AMByhANGEsxRs I'm; sps1 sps ov
sS4eP4i ss4 SLsSs is i, Hs lsts7nsas1
257 Carroll st.. TAX. PIX, D. c.. before buy
AGre aaF shs auoffosMse, ssfG ss or BUY ear .hl.
: tory: total fee s6. You WON'T 90 wrong
buying or selling . car here: Big auction
sas s1s ss sssfy or 1rfs Ifoo f1s f1h s $ 7s
auction sales. rain or shine0
ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTIoN-S5 regis
tration fee; Sales every Friday at pm
rain or. shine. List your car early; Sales
handed han IN SdsTn clean heatsa Sfss
SSH coiesviile rd,s silver Spring, Md
SH 44OO Open daily, q ito g.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

MDIvIDUAL WITH Cash to buy new
casH sas 'f1 fkofi4 tor or yoat le4s CAR If you
need cash to take delivery I can ad-
Want VAN i TO SELL THAT CAR, Let US take
over and end your worries-S25 Is the
only charge. See MR.. REYNOLDS or Mr..
CROSS, Ma. 7349. open sundays. 10 to g.
PLYMOUTHS. FORDS, CHEYROLETS, etc,
wanted; drive in for a surprisingly high
offer, or call for our representative to
come to you. NORTHEAST MOTORS,
$40 Bladensburg ne, AT. O200.
EX-GI in desperate need of new 194S
automobile; pay all cash. GE. $3.50 any
IMMEDIATE INN CAsH-Need 200 clean cars
for Southern trade. all makes and models.
Pay premium prices. II had right now
RHODE ISLAND MOTOR CO.. 1920 Rhode
island ave: ne; M. 9574 -,
car. Call Mr.. KIRBY; co 1850. IL
ATTENTION, AUTO OWNERS! We guar
antee to sen your 46; ~ or '4s car a. for
to you. For particulars, call BELL MO-
TORS, 5o10 Wis. ave. NV, Woodiey ssoo
TEXAS Ifs GENTLEMAN, driving West, will
eontiae;- Chevrolet and Plymouth. Can
1888. SO. 40 or '4s car needed have
ssIoushout ssSa; %ns' 81 II ile5. + .A'enens
100 CARS WANTED ;MMEDIATELY-37
Come TO or can LIVINGSTON MOTORS,
I23 o It, ne, EX. $500.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Take My Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Is Route "Rout" or Root?

y
Is 1t wrong to pronounce route
as route? Is root" the only
proper pronunciation?
Let us consider briefly the history
Of the word route.
It began as the Latin rupta, which
came to have these meanings: A de-
feat; flying mass of broken and
disorganized troops; hence, a frag-
ment OF an army or troop; hence,
a way broken or cut by fleeing troops
through a forest; hence, q way
travelled.
Rupta entered French with the
spelling changed to route" and
with the meaning "a way or course
travelled in going from one place
to another" The French pronunci-
alton is: Root.
Route entered English with its
spelling and meaning unchanged.
A little later a curious thing oc-
Cured: Route again entered Eng
lish, dropped the "e" becoming rout,
and turned itself into a noun mean
ing "act of defeating and breaking
up," and verb meaning, ito break
up and put to flight"
Note: In French, route Is a noun
only. 1t is never used in the mean
ings given the English word rout.
The French verb meaning. ito rout"
is deroute, pronounced: day-root.
The word route in American
usage is pronounced either "rout"
or "roet," and practically all
American dictionaries list both pro-
nunciations.
"Rout" prevails among engineers,
railroad men, concerns having de-
livery routes. and generally among
army personnel. Laundries, bakeries,
dairies, and such concerns, speak
Of their delivery statesmen as route
men, but use the "rout" pronuncia-
tion. Newspaper routes are always
called "routs." And railroad traffic
departments invariably "rout" ship
ments.
The pronunciation root" gained
somewhat during the recent war,
and it is now preferred by many
broadcasters. But the people as a
whole still fnd "rout" to be the
more natural and comfortable pro-
nunciation.
r n
Do you say. He likes to hear my sing.
ing," or. He likes to hear me singing?"
Mr.. Co1by's leaiet, C-16. "Possessive Pro-
nouns" explains the use of these pro-
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Evening star., 1948-03-17

opening lead: Queen Of diamonds.
The panic is on for many players
who reach a slam contract. Trumps
| have got to be drawn and drawn in
a hurry. Sometimes even q single
ton in dummy, which may provide
profitable ruffs, will be overlooked
in the haste to deprive the opposi-
ton of their trumps.
While most players are alert to
the necessity for utilizing dummy's
rufflng power before extracting
trumps, they have a tendency to
forget that there are other occa-
sions when trump leads should be
postponed. One of these occasions
is when entries are required for the
development of the hand and the
trumps themselves provide these
entries. Today's hand Is the record
OF a case in which declarer's anxiety
to get out his trumps post haste
accounted for his downfall.
South signed off on his first rebid.
but when North continued the
auction he was quite justified in
jumping to game in spades. A club
opening by West would have given
declarer no play for the hand, but
such lead would have required
clairvoyance. The argument that
East should have suggested the lead
by doubling the slam is untenable.
1t Is true he would rather like q
club lead, but before doubling, it
seems to me, one should have . rea.
sonably good expectation of defeat
ing the contract. After all, South
might have singleton club and q
brisk redouble by the opposition
might prove costly.
The queen of diamonds was led
and won by declarer, who immedi-
ately drew three rounds of trumps.
A low heart was led and dummy's
Jack held the trick. East played
the seven to start an echo and give
partner the count on the hearts.
The closed hand was re-entered
with diamond and another heart
led toward dummy. The queen
held and, since declarer could not
reach his own hand again, he had
nothing to do but hope the hearts
would break. A low heart was led
and when East showed out the Jig
was up.
Declarer's proper play at trick two
was heart. This would be won in
dummy and now the trumps should
be drawn. Another heart lead is
won in dummy and now declarer
can get back to his own hand with
q diamond, to lead the third heart.
In this way a discard is set up for
the losing club. If it is argued that
declarer runs the risk that some one
has singleton heart and will get
ruff, the answer is, If the hearts are
so divided the hand cannot be made
by pulling trumps, since no discard
for the club will be available.
(copyrisht. 1e4s, by Charles H. GorenD
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Army Intelligence Unit
Forms at Wilson CoIIeqe

A strategic intelligence unit has
been formed at Wilson Teachers
College under the Army's Organized
Reserve Corps afflliation plan.
The Army said the reserve unit.
one OF 80 formed in the last three
weeks and bringing to 1903 the
number thus far formed, will be
concerned with research and analy-
sis.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE,

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chev
vans. stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
ME. .7011.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
sral hauling van: ,S Stasss; ssso panels; white
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULNG-Fast
service, low rates; no Job too small: exper.
white help. EN-. 1929. is
VAN TRUCK. large or small Jobs: prompt
service, reas. prices; local or long dis
tanee. Ia. 2e37; after Z pm, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
.UTo TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont.

AUTo TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.).
ists a,a s5Es s5n2 1ssssssE
ETEkNzr1oNxl @ khiSSr d ave fss5 w. 1m-son. a panel:
a. BmnNashEY sSafss4SA CO. & Adams a sssa: S7:
poDeE 1s47 a-ton stake body: long wheel
Eo. No esss s e1s befors ppln.''a'i' pm. new is
ses; sa5e cash. sTERHERD PaRk W Walt, u;
boDGE 1886 SIS %..on panel. sood tires;
motor perfect; $400 cash. Can be seen at
510 R. I. ave. ne. DU. 2327. 49,
ad ssS painted 1ss Cd soGsat s s1.s sa:
II. D. radiator; helper springs; heater;
hke new; less than 1,500 miles. Phone OIL.
sfs1T Rn 1879 c0 ss19 p.p.
q Sitlon and appearance good. Phone ma.
INTERNATIONAL 1s41 K-2 panel; good
condition; $460. See Mr.; Harman. 2241
ssDs!i a1s Thucks OK ns1e ons-son 1887
Ton at WEscaIERR's' Rs so5 % {; ss: t. NV. NV
GHEvRoLET 1s4o model, hs-ton panel; A.
speed transmission; excellent condition.
8. ! ISs 81 PAxELED oMc. 80: snsin. com, IN:
Ext. 762 after pm. 10
tional; S450 or best offer under. TIE. 1902.
1947 DODGE 1-ton stake truck; $500
miles: spare tire, CLEARANCE lights, oil
alter. sH. 5000; ewes, SH e242. '-23
1910 DODGE stake: good condition: price,
INTERNATIONAL I94s A-ton pickup;
brand-new; fully equipped. S1,595. viii
accept trade. RE. 1905. Parking lot,
No: l Mass. ave. NV.
busipess)-
AZ GMc 2Ha-ton 6x6 dump ----S1, $50
AZ Dodge 1ha-ton 20-ft. stake 1885
'43 Federal 2h-ton dump --- 1,275
40 Chev. 2-ton, 1,000-gal. oil tank 1,1s5
'43 Ford 1A-ton l.wb. stake 1.15O
These are only 8 Of 50 more guar trucks
to select from. ALI kinds, all sizes. Army
truck parts and service. CENTRAL MOTOR
Co, dMC Truck Dealer, 1900 Lee hwy,
Arl., CHI 1000. Other good truck bargains
at our Alexandria truck plant, 1901
Oronoco st. Alex. OY. 1000. = Il
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Word Come
CA NJ L E T,

words IN
CAMLET,
meaning, "a costly fabric Of satin
weave" Average mark Is % words.
Time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must be Of
four or more letters 2. Words which acquire
four letters BY the addition Of IS" such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only ons
form Of a word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
TAXIS FOR SALE.

fLYMOTTHs 1916 and 1947; low dowI
PUc license. RoBEY Moron SALES, 1901
Mt. Oliyet I'd. ne. TR. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

q grand car and
price; flashing, brilliant
n heater; drives like a
throughout. You won't
for only S495. PARK :
and Service), 3051 M
Evening star., 1948-03-17

FORD 1941 Super dc luxe Tudor; dandy
radio and heater to keep you warm as
toast: plenty Of vim and vigor, in this
be, sorry II you miss this ONE; price
only 81 ,09b. PARKWAY Ford Sales
and Service), 8051 M st. NV, MI. 01S5.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

sedan; radio. heater,
miles per gal; 81, ,695,
BELL MOTORS, SOLO
1900 till q. Ia
Evening star., 1948-03-17

} S-cyl. club coupe; r.,
100. RA. 1875. is
4-door sedan; Hydra
y clean, completely re-
5. MCNEIL MOTORS,
!. 4034 Wis. ave, EN-.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

l 900" 4-dr. sedan;
covers; splendid cond. !.
rect from owner. ST.
81. -17
Sador sedan: low mile
+, defroSter and seat
ond.; S400 under new
/. SAFFORD-CHAND-
629 H st. me-, AT.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

FL1 "OOIh
over 5000.
pm, rear O'f
MR.. ALLEN.
PLYMOUTH
in excellent
or S215 casl
PLYMOUTH
tor installed
delivery: S.
uyYdSnp GoIA
Evening star., 1948-03-17

VIII sell si75. coAsT.IN 'tSS1 PoHT1Ac aeps5s co,
f17 ~, Fla. ave. n.e' AT. 1900. open eyes.
ToSTIAc 1s41 IS" sedan: new motor,
soso S1 Y1 $3.50 sSss eGxsfs Rxs asf Grs'nai owner
deNTAes f s5s5 1886 1885 sT & Sls5 ssss 1919 qss q
Sertlble, 81 800 1sis 14th 9o St. NV! NV ST
PONTIAC 1889 conv.; by original owner;
new custom seat covers and recent paint
AZ nuss has see sd s sss5 sP0Fseiis e W. s
STATION WAGON, 1e41 Plymouth: heater. a
in Fl M 1875 SSS ar door 1891 sSs
de luxe; elimatizer and =; one owner;
sTUDEBAKER 1910 Commander sedan.
Here is wonderful transportation at an
MOTORS, stgsdebaker Dealers. 4o34 wis.
81 sTTDEsAkER aAslas,r 1915 . Champion 4!door
ssse ana Mo4oR sHsfe5ssay stude aee
baker Dealers, 4o34 Wis. ave, EN-. 1850.
s1gDEsAKIER 1s4a Champion 4:door
ens in S9E MaNE h9D NO j. eEsd sads
baker Dealers, 4os4 Wis. ave, EN-, 1889.
sTgDEBAKEE 1s4l Champion e-door
L Dsssf fglsd ss sass
sTUDEBAKER 1910 4-door; plenty OF
room for the whole family: clean as a
whsle; swell heater: extra good under
the hood; only S745; better act fast on
this one. PARKWAY Ford Sales and
Seryicel. 3051 NJ st. NV. MI. O1s5. -21
sTyRsBAksRs aIasR 1sa2 co%%apds. nm @ =, s
dr ssss. sean 1918 18th st. s4c NV. champion amp
STUDEBAKER I941 Commander 4-dr.
special; 1925. BRocHE MOTORS, 443s
Conn. ave. NV. WO. 3249 till 9. -17
STUDEBAKER 1912 Commander Skyway
sedanette car in excel: cond. throughont.
with new motor, 1895; cash or terms,
WO. $780, BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wise.
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 late model sedan: r.
and h.; seat covers; looks like new; S1,995.
BODY sty!es MEfRoPoLfffaN SSe1Si GoToiRs, g.
New York ave. and Bladensburg I'd. ne,
sTuBEBAKER 1s4e club coupe; motor
guaranteed in peri. cond.. h. and over
drive; See5 or best offer under. Call HO.
STUDEBAKER 1s4s Land Cruiser sedan;
dark green. overdrive, W-B tires, Climate
ger. radio. directional lights, plastic seat
covers, wing guards and other extras:
Fendix: 2,s50 cash. Call wO. 1928. 1914
Tennyson st: after p:m. 22'
sTUpEBAkER PEE, kEH: 1888 Gommsnder Prce ice
pTivatey f owned sdoor sedan: St PED dependable,
nne tires. II you want reliable transporta-
Church. IA. 5000, 22s
Evening star., 1948-03-17

I 4 uH HVs II VI
-1S
Tudor; r. and
); cash, trade
iATCHER MO-
81, WO. 9351.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
pJ.yMoJvTH 1oAo sna,

Streamliner sed.-cpe.; rad,
,ers; excel. cond.; low mile
9E 44Q4 dattv Q.6 10y
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
ORDER AND NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION

To the Electors of the Town oI Wrangell Division No. One. Terri tory of Alaska:
 Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to an Act of Congress, ap- proved May 2. 1906. entitled, An Act Providing for the Election of Delegate to the House of Repre- sentatiyas from the Territory Of Alaska" and an Act to Create a Legislative Assembly in the Terri tory of Alaska, to Confer Legisla- tive Powers Thereon, and for Other Purposes" and an Act of Congress approved March 26, 1884, entitled An Act Fixing the date for Hold .ng Elections of a Delegate from Alaska to the House of Representa- tiyes and of members of the Legis- lature of Alaska and for Other Pur- poses" and in conmOrmity there with, q Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, April 27, 194S, between the hours of s A. M. and ' o'clock P. M, of said day. For the purpose of electing the follow ing officers, to-wit:
 A Delegate to Congress
 A Territorial Auditor
 A Territorial Attorney General
 A Territorial Highway Engineer Two (2) Divisional Senators
 Eight (8) Divisional Represent atives
 The Common Council of Wran- gell, Alaska having heretofore, by Ordinance, duly designated the Voting Precincts of said town and the polling place in each thereof, the Electors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters residing within the boundaries of Voting Precinct No. One of said Town of Wrangell which are as follows: Within the incorporate limits of Wrangell, will vote at City Hall building, located on Sec ond Street, in and upon Lot Eight of Block Eight which is owned by the Town of Wrangell and oc- cupied by the Town of Wrangell, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct One, Town of Wrangell, Alaska.
 Dated this 18th day of March, 19IS.
 The Common Council of the
 Town of Wrangell
 By Robert Wickman
 Clerk
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
1XCURION INLET CANNERY
 BURNS WITH TOTAL LOSS

aaAII1E Coast guardsmen were stanaIug Dy lire de9lroyeu luns oI lhe Astoria and Puge sound Canulng company plant Jnls weeh al Excursion nleI to prevent another outbreak or flames. All surlace nres Were out, but debris was expected 10 smoIuer TOT several days, accorung to reports to I5Jn goast Gaard GisirIel headquarters h seaIJle.
 Ine canneIy installation, iuclud- ing i've buildings auu the company 5u uueK, were reported d complete loss, the Assoclated rress sad. fne property ues ou mics west oi Juneau, Alaska.
 saved from flames, which broke out Monday afternoon, were a gov ernment dock, two government Warehouses and canuery property, lncluding bunk houses. snIp repau yard, six oil storage tanks, d powe plant and carpenter shop.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
CURT GIVES WAGNER
 50 DAYS TO OPEN MILL;
 OhLSON 9O-DAY EXTENSION

oy->EAJ judge George N fu.Ia yesterday granted lue Alas Ra As.atlc lunDer Mills, ot Nruu- setl sU days, or unu May la. To arsoua,e necessary financing for reaumng operation Of Nraugeu.s niII He granted the receiver Col otlo Ohlson an extension oG 20 aaya or uuul July To, 10 negotiate with other possible operators for operation Of the mill under re- saiyership.
 Request for the extension was maae by the receiver on informa- lion that Alaska Asiatic was ne gouaung with REC for loan which Was backed up by the Army, which requested that the Wran- gel mill be available for furnishing lumber in proposed military con strucuou1 as part of the defense program.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
DEATH TAKES
 MRS. CHRISTINA sORSET;
 FUNERAL LAST TUESDAY

MIa. Dnusuna aorset, widow of che late Arul Sorset. uleu early suuuay morning at Bisnop Howe general nospItal alter au illness ot ewe.ye years
 Mrs. corset vas born July Iy, Io9o, daughter u1 Mrs. A. LemleuA and the late Mr. LemlueN, at Nau- loops, b. U.. and came 10 Nraugen nlJn ner IaJner and mother III Isvl. On New ear s Day ot I9I4 snt Was married Iu Nrangen to MT. Arnt corset, prominent citizen Ill Mraagells cIyIc He ana tne coupe had two cmlurcu, CneTey ana arm, Jr. They were marued ny tne hey. rather Hayes or oedJ- tie.
 funeral services were held al une cuurcn oI oJ. hose oI Lima ana oJ Jonu tuesday morning al 5 b clOck hItn tie R5g. AI. l.. uOcu oulclaung at bequlem nlgu -lass anu lnuernent LOOK pIace al }, rdugeu MemUual cemetery.
 besides her son, Arua, anu uauguter. Mrs. Ouerey Jonansou, ars. corset Is surNaeu ny ner mother ana three sIsters anu uaJ Ioroluers menuers ol the plUueer ..e..ltyu> loIll4s; Mfs samuel cum hlns ue.,n, -ars. Ber,nd christensen, .Iia. b. !. OIaus, all ol arau5ell. LOuIe C- LemIeuA ol Naugeu anu D. A. LeuIeuA U1 seattle.
 palDedrers were Jalues Nolan, .I.ay Noian, ueUrge huuI4, Josepn AunL4, rreu CunuIngnam anu JOS -pu hernandez.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
HELP WITH AMENDING

A group of the Stitch and Chat ter Cub last Friday night, April 8, Rent ouJ to Wraugell Institute on i combined business and pleasure visit.
 Flrst part of the evening was spent i'll mending Tor the children ot the Institute followed by a sur prise DaDy shower for Mrs. Louise -atrIngtOn.
 Delightful refreshments were served by hostesses, Miss M. Tal- eOtt, Miss B. George and Miss F. wilson.
 Hose attending were Mrs. Tilue CarIsUom, Ruby Young, Becky Churchill, Lena Gross, Sara kuntz, Glenora Barlow, Amy Churchill, Mary Lawson and Rosie Lynch.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
ATFL UNIONS DEMONSTRATE
 FOR ALASKA STATEHOOD

ANCHORAGE - Four hundred Al aska Territorial Federation of Lab or Union members halted work for an hour Tuesday and gave demon stration in parades and speeches pleading for statehood for Alaska.
 In Juneau a special flag, con tadning 50 stars, one for Alaska and one for Hawaii, was raised in ceremonies at the Governors House at Il a. n. Mrs Ernest Gruening, wife of Alaska's Governor was in charge of the committee and the flag made by Mrs. Maude Hamlin was raised to the top of the flag pole by Acting Governor Lew M. Williams.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
DONATE TO HOSPITAL

Members of the Alaska Native Brotherhood ana Alaska Native SisterhOod announced a new sys- tenn inaugurated in their lodges to assist the local hospital Each member of each organization is do- hating fifty cents a month to a fund which is given the hospital. Last month $13.50 was collected.
 ANB and ANS are urging other clubs and organizations in town to start a similar fund for the ben elf of the hospital.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
OUT ON ALASKA

Outbound passengers on the Al. aska thls afternoon were, to Seat tle: Mrs. Walter Blackwell, Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Rofchik, Walter J. Blackwell, Stanley D. Sehulpa Mrs Mildred Wenons To Ketchikan Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Loune, the Rev. John k. Watkins and family, stanley Auern, \. M. Abbott, Mrs Frank Barnes, r. k. Curtis, R. H.. Armstrong.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-16
SCOUT MEETING TUESDAY

MauTice Powers, Alaska Seoul Executive will be in Wrangell next Tuesday and Wednesday To work with local representa- uves of the Elks Lodge on reor- ganizing the local Cub Pack.
 Parents of boys g, 10, and II years of age who are interested in having their sons belong to this younger boys program of the Boy Scouts, are invited to attend the meeting next Tuesday evening at the Fire Hall