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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
LOTS FoR SALE.

GEOROETOWN-4.O00 So. It. Of storage
space at SOC #: near 3. " O. siding. short
lease. AxM. ROTH, RE. 1880. IS
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.
1Hh ssfsr 5unss g.es Of .oss sss ssss s52snns T
saaI saey2.ss ss1as Rfn: ~ 81 $oss snl b a4a7
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
heart oI downtown business loca ton. Can
e psisA;:is W. ;:l; sa, siISs slf siss.
iasSsii9sE iassSSsiiEsE' s.Ssf J5NssEs;as,1aEG; IT, s,iiss =
=: ss iss's I'D fas s:is l'e:s y
sts .aess S, E sas one WIG H. Sss
Nj. Joiies, ST.. NE 500 sntii 5 nm. ,.
sYnNdsNy s4N4N : sps - evss:i,, ss7s. LEO M. BERN
SikIi5seT I i5 IS H. oIassI !. snopeiss center 81.
.fs;Ils :fs yi.s :'fs;;i fSs;s;iicoM ES EASE
f5EgAREss'r f5EgARE.ss'r8M r8M iGais; Ssiox o.,e. su.,u,ns, 10th
M M ,s is ~ s on n9usl Wssssa 1siRs eSS; &C.,
f'isaf 4aE tie Re- Genital ia sSSS asp.rsnsn,
store, ofass hui!dins and geneEal. shoppina
afaiIs ,sr MIs Esxe.ptionsi,, Sesg ssI
payment, An outstanding opportunity for
town owners wish Immediate sale, j. L.
sTEuART, eos Union Trust Bldg., MA
stcoND ooMNn. CORNER, srd ana L
sts. ne. 8 rooms, h.-w.h., gear brick
sarsss' nasss' sas sise. ssnS 1sth; full basement.
Pnkasf fiksf mSss eoMEReMmLBlaff5so MI ME lafs It On 1o NJ
sa. t. Priced risht for quick sale. TX.
BtNdALoW On $3.50 90. #. Of nr.s
eommercial ground: Oil heat; earaee:
excellent location on main thofoughfafe
an4 side streets. MR.. MALCOLM. OW
3024, Du. Q407.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY roR sALE

1000 so. FT.-Close-in industrial
property on 3. & o. Ry.; architects plans
approx. $4,000 50. Il. on list door and
4, 1000 50 IT, Of ONCE on end floor; ry.
loading doors and truck loading both
from building and direct from ~; property
located; can sell land with
or without plans. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER
BROS. INC, Washington Bldg. DI. $500:
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY for seyer.l
clients. two and three bedrm., brick burisa.
lows and properties In Arl. and Fairfax
Countiss, H. A. DARNE, OIL. sb7s; eyes.
or Arlington Ridse rd. SEQ.
Ov. 44bO Id
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (cont.

NEXT TO new DUPONT THEATER1In
50. IT. Of bsmt space. may be provided.
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OFFICES WANTED,

WANTED--Dovntown once, for use As
eifsPPff eofPfcE iusSa usssacf s0s soo ass r sssF no.
sarily large; preferably air-conditioned;
vic. Conn. ave, bet. K and 8 SITS. Can
MI 4447, ONCE hours III -0
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COMMERCIAL PRoPeRTY WA

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
aYEs. WE DO sPECIzLIZE5 IN the sale
8ESRs.' sIossl.' sIisn'; wcasasta :sssss
WAITED = SMALL QoMaaERcrAr. prop
Cafels on Les hwy. Cali IA z747., IA
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WATERFRONT PROP, FOR RENT.
MONEY WANTED.
AUTO LOANS.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CAsH FOE DEFEEnED purchass monsy::
settlemert; personal calls preferred. Full
TON R GORDON. l4s7 Eye st. NV" Dr.
TRUSTS IT,. ana avIH and sfdi s.Ma Ma yys.IS vi epS
C2sH IN N oNE DAY--insividSsi X: vii place
iny III tlHs, aE6 sAi sss 2gfsstbsr LOANS pTomps
cd Colonial NylsTGiNT Co. SIa
mnHEsy ssn 4; n;g On ,6sn n, SEQ rxusr w. v,u
Suy seoonS.srus: note. B. q. nssSy lI
Hos1Adas II : %srsf is;s; eogkF 9asfa
Y Z, sys: nv Nationa bsss. .
2nd TRUST NOTES purchased. Gail NA.
lst AND 2na Trust Loans on IS real ssssts
Loans hsSt cs @ az; ZEAL NA AHsffAagk-No red tape;
quick service. HENRY sALUS. established
1924. Ma. 1889, l1O4 Vermont ave. NV.
appraisals. MOORE b HILL CO.. s0A
III 2k: u: y.
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6USINEss PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other coml; property Including ont
of.town chain store companies. kist your y,5
Mr.. Kiely. LEO M. BERNSTEIN L. CO,
i41s l.as < St. n,e.. NE, $500, 49,, T. "a
OF commercial properties. Listings So
lilcited. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker,
woodward Bldg, RE. 1866, -9
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tiys house q z lss. room rooms: s tiled baths.
screened ere pSsSns Ts noms o4S.n 10 II IN
fenced yard. rented for S13b mo.
Near. 18th and Park rd.--7A sood invest.
ment; 8 apartments, very nicely furnished
burning furnace; full dry basement; lot
145 deep to an alley; annual income. S3,.
900. Priced at about times annual rent.
Ap, 3236; Suns. and eyes,, Du. 1000, Ext.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
YES. WE no SPECIALIZED In the sale
IIjs,ssss Sxssr Sa j. SfaSspM4s sIesss. e.
WANTED or 4 unit apt. bldg. Have
NON 4 .tucHs CO., 1908 H st. NV.
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coMMERcIAL GROUND FOR RENT,

VACANT-commercial ground facing Fla.
for used car lot or parking Of stprage
vehicles Call Mr. Dodge, if. WEAVER
BROS, INC, Wash. Blds., DI. $500; ewes,
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

commereisi so-c. rents oyer $4,000, ex.
eellent NV. section; can be purchased At
o.. sss ,sns 1yiss ku xlSh se so9d .srs Gsll N,
md sves M r. r. ssTs. LEY Iso H. 's;a 'sEaNsFfsiNs Nsspsfs
CORNER APT. on. 18th st. n.w.-Prewsr
blds. in 1rst.class condition. sood terms
viii be arransed. Call Mr.. Jolles, sr., ME-.
ssS q no gsEsssTEiN sYnEaisy n g., s7s:i stis r
is.tNfr APT. in NV, onl, : yr. Cd;
pss.eulsr. pss srGsi .aHa aa ssssY Yo MS3 h
z4.6NfTr ArsEfhENr, HfR I'M u modern; t.nsn,s @
gsZ Al utilities For appointment, OSCAR
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INVESTMENT PRop1RTT PoR sAi.E.

lilcited. HARRY / FRIEDMAN, Broker,
woodward 1lds.. RE: l16o. l16o.----:-e
INVESTMENT PRoplN1 FoR SAL.
ATTENTION, INvEsTORs! Kennedy St.
bath. oil heat. etc, situated on 5o:ft. lot
sso..s sc excellent IL ps s5is p sasss'
sn X ssnRsssST1SSaia q CO. S laiS &. % Nv,
ss ss BRiYcck GARAGES. nav renting for
bought for less. than Z times annual in
iTNsir feHNsi i1 xrT 7e4t asS f,'' srpsrs. 81 sw near
Govt. bldg; Corner, modern, oil h. h-T;h; g6a
e. Z ss,s IL: H.
saitt6SHoErowN. just Of Wis. ave, nr.
s:Saes ssH sr,Sa
ing in S475 per mo-; oil heat. expenses
very moderate; good money.maker:, ,ress.
down payment. For particulars, call MI.
s-FAMILY APT, 1st and Bryant sts. NV.
sSsosRy sssys s'esfG es Psf nsata ga9 aaY '5csSs. cS
dTobxYs 70 ssYY2 BAHoArS"-pir.es,, S scso..
smd.a sEs eT reE tae'seff teff.ss sss aaifI
81 soins Arst commeIeial In near future.
COIN. INC. f42z < st. NV. Tx. 6705 TIL
s.fAhILY UNIT, near Harrison st. NV.
ssssn s3ssssis s as dFGs poqsh ha4Stf s.s Ssd
aas {, iss slss safa 81 Y aiSs 'Ss wi '5a
ssifyfi sf s14Nd-x. and is pas., s-stor, M !,
assl slsi as sesa saa sssooi i 10y :xessss h ae
ssaiss NJ Piss Ssaws 81 sEAIy asy 6o 6Nsss
4;fAMiIY APT: sep, heat; gross rents.
ssnss sfi ssss e5st I'll dzHlSoo4 zffs
1SHi aiss.ooM,sERcIaL III ii, PROPERTY" for sale;
$4,000. yearly rental; price, $4,000: IN
sun6Es saf sf n eoas ssit 0Sss. ise iaa4 e
e9i c3i6ssGb@se 6ssff ..a HHNirs: HiT income. approx
$4,000 "; low rents; price. appfox. 9
times rent. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
G4RPS SIS S7sS So6 18th st. n.w.' RE 1881 or
sbSs NxYLoR I'D. s.E.-rve-apt. ds.
plex. an excel. bids: asking sac, 600.
open to offer. MAX MILLER REAL Es-
TATE, 800 lith e.; ss. Err: 21Q9 -
brick; rood tenant: rent. $1,000 per yr.;
price, $4,000, MAX MILLER REAL
sFEee12EA4Sass ETe12E 4S9a tn NeE:fekfs99 1ssss
e e. .e ior ost o, s1seo $3.50 chnss ss'neFsse 9esss
il srsJ st only $50 month";; ths upper
Il only nsS $685. Should u brine or
N.Y. ~ ptilitinss1 tns1 fyEnishsrd BY ownsr. e, O.
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coMMfRcIAL eRouNp FOR sALE.

ne; ideal for contractors yard, etc.
price, 81 so sq.-ft. Call r. 3. MIDDLE
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
FURN. OFFICE ex12: arransements can
be made for telephone service FEDERAL
BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. 1923 2oth
Two CONVENIENT LocATIoNs-Maii
New York ave. Cali DI. 2S01. --12
DESK SPACE or small flirn. once 10 law
S93b. %
OFfiCE SPACE. desk room. to male typist,
in return for few lettersi small once,
but very private. Portland Bldg., Thomas
Circle: Box 1867. Star. g.
STUDIOS FOR RENT.
STUDIO TO RENT-Suitable for artist OF
interior decorator Inquire Maxine's Res
tAurant, 1871 Conn. ave. NV. p
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LYON vILLAGE-Beautiful colonial brick
center hall; s bedrms.. 8 ana two n baths:
auto; heat; recr. rfn.. fireplace: All rms.
are large; 2.car sar.; custom built; slate
California Rambler--1l miles out. OF,
Chain Bridge rd.; unusually attractive, II.
plan, rms, baths: on approx. ! acre.
ssas nG%s SsdEf kfrt ISL wiison wsFss s,yd Va
GIL. 5273, CHI 550S, OK, O3OO a
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lust outside Of Alexandria-2 nice bed
rms rms o 1s burner hi shsS hssp9 Pm k nu uAy AooIy
ssass ~ sffISas ' asos Ssl :sSs
ssEpRoo2 Risfs Is MI sRieeks fies liz EsMi2as: Mia: s14so
s ns. ts ylnf sa s ss,h slsh a 'H S.m an,n: n.
af psns a. level oi LEf Fl pkAieE ssSs ys e.
Arlinston Ridge rd., Otis 1904. Ivy 1879.
ss'ok s1's,sn' s.sS R:4asssd Rs:1sfss,di
s; fsnssd -; sun. ,s.s @ ssief. shs y var. ts os
in center Of Arlington: :1ts close 70 school: @
,ss ssisre Spa "i is Ps. PPse:'tsef
AfhEx,sSpRIA. e u. Nj Vernon ave. near
ounsalow Dua,s on nice lot; consisting Of liyins
r9eps ,s5 and bath on trst foor: utility room
pss.s psse nv sssh.aa stsc pipIi pre.s sss;rw: ~
VII With aoe g. 6, KEEJER 5ESs assisor. sois NJ
BEVERLY sf1AfsR sye HinIs IL s7sa 7saanExANpRrA-imgg.
diste possession; beautiful home on corner mer
place, dining. room, den, bath, large
Isl eor a Ialse tu des'a and e'shsa siisa
will consider On Offer, depending on the
KELLER; Realtor, 2o1s Mt. Vernon ave,
/ ARLlNGToN-Mod brick. det.; 3 rms, oil
/ heat. rec rm.: good lot; excel eond DOS
eefsoa osv.r $500 500 or sR lg* 7Sss sh payment Call
on LARGE CORNER Lor-lovely old
home, on larse corner lot, IO0xl 26; ii
contains on 1st floor. living room, dinins
room. modern kitchen. rear inciosed porch;
bedrooms, bath and inclosed porch or
snd floor oil h.-w.h,. detached garage;
den. Price. Sl4.e50. call TIL pm, J
WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1901 Columbia pike
Arlington. Va. cH. 1341. OK. 27se. g
bungalow, located on q large corner lot
looxl30: contains livtns room, dininl
room, kitchen. bedrooms and bath. 2ne
fenced yard Priced at sl0,e5o Cai
tn 9 pm. y WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1901
81 Sslupseis ssas pike Arlinston' Va ca. is4l
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has 6.room house with GE Oil burner.
@ sser. ar. ehietsn mo houses % small NAL Stable, stable
and pasturase; is miles from wa ashlnston
gown fast MEsoN Eeea HRsf Rsssf s1ona Annene.e
Ct the end Of Columbia pike. Phone FA.
substantial SQUARE frame house has an en-.
snse1 1,nns hall -aDI, Lying room with tiyepaee
81 ae vth a aandr, sTs taSs snd an sm' Hass
Hshf srees e'sd and shRsb6.4y s .n6
geod garden spot; - milse from wash
sS9 o GUSn UsT S0os aAsoS Ss HIks nss s55oo A1n,n
F. ehaasA 'aa 744 p ea sslsSea sansgs ss:
BUY OF THIS SEASONS $50 DOWN, bal
sS nsussnc. sss per otsf m9ns no. nrqds tsxs
sGy You the cutsss xSiitse bunssios EiESs tsssal
ypi have ever seen; bedrooms, l with
sinF exnsust IAN oV enpanson d ksshen astie span an
arndTse 81 Te0Rs RNes w esssens22 Rf2SYt Ste Co. ouss|s Sas
fseToSs:v $EfS & 3fSS; ss3ss 3 sslssnIs; s.a
nm ana na'e assSed sSap REG s r diRips Ri9s h9s s
PIsce; screened porch: Sl425o pius
# zHs5 'hsss ssY sss ssns co o% aasSy aasy
sasesxsIIoew WITH AcsrAerRs AcsrAer-RRTsn
modern KITCHEN, bedrooms, lovely bati,
NE. drive 70 B G. sesatitsl isyei r slesre nle
;ssss! !.r. ttss:,, s'sS 5ss 9ssssa 9sssassc
OUT OF THIS WORLD. into your heart
Magntheent decorations, truly a sho,
house: brick construction. 8 lovely room.
ot Which are bedrooms, plus tiled bath
seshad.d s' sRsiNar5SSf slRsffRss 5SSf'h REths tlhh5s
F2s;s 22o4 Wilson blvd. GL. 1900, Qx
srkSoM HousE. close to tr.psp. SIS sn
AH9p GE taEtnssSsts $3.50 s. 81 Sa sao 1905 6Slook
MISSIONER HfLLS-The condition of tn,
Attractive brick detached two-bedroor
home 10 good throughout; it has Venetia
blinds, storm windows, AWNINGS and Ii
Sard 10 fenced. onerings are scarce i
th!s popular home section. 50 We sueees
sou check promptly. Price, $4,000. wit
Goderats cash payment. KELLEY
sRANSER, D1. 774o; ewes, Mr. McDanie
ADD THIS BEAUTY to your list o, hom. hon
toS. built in 1910; : bedrms.. s | tiled pItS bats
IN n.brand.new house condition: large land
ssslssr. asoo oysis Wilson SIsa. SdIoahAsRRAhas' eR Asas'
GE- 1928 until 4 3
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
BIG GAME PARTIES
 COMING FOR BEAR HUNTS

Spring is really here. Report is made today of several big game parties coming north to hunt the powerful brownie, largest carniyor- ous animal in the world, as mama, papa and youngster bear emerge from winter hibernation and star to browse over Admiralty Island.
 Lee Ellis, local big game guide, reports that he has three parties of game hunters coming north in the near future.
 b. J. Buttles, of Seattle was in town this week making final ar engagements with Mr Ellis for he and his party who will arrive on the Princess Louise May II for a l5-day hunt on Admiralty Island. In the party will be Mr. and Mrs. Buttles and two men, one from Denver, Colo, and the other from California.
 Wednesday, Ellis is taking a party from Eugene, Oregon, on a 12-day hunt for brownies, grizzlies and black bear and from June 5 10 the close of the bear season on June 20, Ellis and Ralph WOoten, Petersburg big game guide, will conduct two parties on hunts. One party will be aboard the Radar and the other will travel on the BieIby, two boats owned by the Alaska Guide and Cruise Service of which Ellis and Wooten are opera tors.
 One of the above parties is from Detroit, Michigan and the other is a group of Californians.
 From July l to August l, MT. El- lis is taking MT. and Mrs. Lionel T. Barneson and a MT. and Mrs. Van Fleet of San Francisco on a scenic photOgraphing and trout fishing trip of Southeast Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
CUB SCOUTS SPONSORED
 BY ELKS: COMMITTEE NAMED

At it's meeting Wednesday night the local Elks Lodge voted 10 sponsor a Cub Scout unit and Ex- alted Ruler Al Ritchie appointed the following committee to be in charge: Joyce Hay, Chairman; c. T. Eslick, Vern Smith, Art Nelson, William Eastaugh. c. P. MacCreary was appointed Club Master.
 Tuesday night M. F. Powers, executive in charge of Scouting in Alaska, was in Wrangell and met with 15 boys and eight of their mothers at the school to reorgan- ize the Boy Scout Troop 60. James N. Rhode is Scout Master.
 Scout committees will be con- tacting parents this week on pur- poses and methods of Scouting, Mir. Powera said.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
REPAIRING. BUILDING TO
 START AT INSTITUTE

William Featherstone, Associate Construction Engineer for the AL aska Native Service, was in town this week making arrangements to start work on repairing and con- struction at Wrangell Institute.
 Meredith Custard will be in charge of the work which includes building a duplex house for living quarters, reroofing, repairing and painting the interior of the present buildings
 o. K. (Tink) Bakke will be in charge of building a new approach to the dock.
 MT. Featherstone expects the job will be completed about the first of next December. Construction will start as soon as the ANS ship North Star arrives with materials. It is due some time this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
JOYCE HAY BUYS UNION OIL AGENCY
 FROM FRED HANFORD

Joyce Hay. well known Wrangell man, today announced that he is purchasing the local Union Oil Co. agency from Fred G. HanfOrd. Fin .al papers are expected to be sign ed this week end when Union s auditor arrives
 MT. Hay, who came here with his wife and two children about three years ago 10 make their home, has had many years of business eXper- fence For twenty years he was connected with banking in Calif- ornia, the latter years in an exc cutiYe capacity. Since his arrival in Wrangell he has been with Campbell Bros.
 Mr. Hay starts his new duties next Monday at the Union Oil of flee at the head of the bay
 Alr. Han1ord had the Union az ency the past 23 years.
 T win miss the fine friends with whom l have done business for so many years, Mr. Hanford said. Il will miss also, my always pIeasant association with UnlOn Ol Company However, l am happy to be succeeded by a man of MT. Hays ability and character. l am sure that the friends who have so graoiously patronized me through the years will extend the same courtesy to Unions new agent.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
AMERICAN LEGION TO
 FORM SOFTBALL TEAM

The local American Legion Post, al it's meeting last night, voted to form a softball team after hearing a report by Post Adjutant Joe Simpson who contacted the Peters burg Post and said Petersburg would like to schedule games with Wrangell.
 Softball equipment will be order ed immediately and all interested members are urged to turn out for practices which will start this week.
 Harry Dierks and Sidney McCul- tough were initiated into the Post last night.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
FACE FOLIAGE CULTIVAT0RS - ATTENTION A prize will be awarded the best beard in town at the ELKS DAYS OF '9S DANCE
 JUNE 5. 1946
ORDER AND NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION

To the Electors of the Town of 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 a 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- tives and of members of the Legis- lature of Alaska and for Other Pur- poses" and in conmormity there with, a Primary Election will be Iheld on Tuesday, April 27, 194S, between the hours of A. M. and o'clock P. NJ, 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 (S) 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 12th day of March, 194S.
 The Common Council of the
 Town of Wrangell
 By Robert Wickman Clerh
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23

James Nolan, Wrangell business man and incumbent, is running for reelection to the House of Repre- sentatiYes on the Democratic ticket.
 Uolan needs no introduction to the people of this area. A lifelong Democrat, he standss, in his cam paign, on the Democratic platform.
 Mir. Nolan was on WrangeII's City Council during the bitter fight years ago, to get the present school for Wrangell. He also served and fought for purchase of the city light plant by the town. He was President of Wrangells Chamber of Commerce for three terms and was Secretary of the organization for five years. He was Chairman of the local Selective Service Board and from 1884 to 1945 served as De- putty Marshal in Wrangell
 Coming to Alaska 27 years ago, MT. Nolan worked on the west coast in a marble quarry. He then came to Wrangell and seined for 12 years and later went into busi- ness, purchasing the Den O'Sweets which he and Mrs. Nolan have successfully run since. The present building, housing the Den O. Sweets and Wrangell Drug Store. which the Nolans purchased about six years ago, is remOdeled from the original building and is one of Wrangell's finest structures.
 AS when he ran previously, MT. Nolan is making no political prom ises except that he is attached to no special group or special inter est, but will work for the further development and progress of Al aska and endeavOr to represent, to the best of his ability, the people who send him to thelegislature.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
BAND CONCERT AT
 HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY

Next Friday evening al o'clock, band concert will be given at Wrangell High School by the stud ents ot the band under direction of Ulaude Berg, music instructor.
 Also on the program will be sell ecLlons by the orchestra, also under direction of MT. Berg, and vocal and choral numbers directed by Mir. Paul Peterson, vocal instructor.
 Admission will be twenty-five cents for children and fifty cents tor adults, the proceeds going to- ward new band uniforms.
 The public is invited to attend.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
BOY FOR EvERSONS

A son, Reuben Joseph Quinlanr was born Wednesday, April 21 to MT. and Mrs. John Everson at Bishop Rowe General Hospital He weighed eight pounds one ounce at birth and mother and son are re- ported progressing well.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
SCOUTING PICTURE

Fred Cunningham, manager of the Coliseum Theater, announces that next Thursday and Friday a special Men of Tomorrow" a pie ture portraying all phases of Boy Scouting in America, will be shown at the theater in conjunction With the regular features. NJ. F. Pow era Boy Scout Executive who was in Wrangell this week, recom- mends that boys interested in Boy Scout work be sure to see it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
SAVE THE DATE
 MAY 1st. Stikine Stampede Benefit
 DANCE Women's Civic Club

Some other provisions can be written in, of course, limiting cam paign expenditures and so forth. This is the way to end the deceit ful practice. It is a step toward putting government more into the hands of the people. It would make for fair play and responsibility in advertising"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
FRIEDMAN HOME

Al Friedman, owner and operator of Wrangell Telephone Company returned home on the Princess Norah this morning after several weeks illness in a Seattle hospital.
 Mr Friedman reports feeling much improved
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
APPLICATIONS OPEN

Applications are now open at the Clty Clerks office for positions o1 CIty Clerk, Police Chief, Street Maintenance man and Librarian
 Common Council
 Town of Wrangen
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23
COMMITTEE TO MEET

COMMITTEE TO MEET The entertainment committee of the Stikine Stampede will meet at the Fire Hall Friday night, April 23, at 8 p. m.
 Anyone interested is invited to attend.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23

FOUND Ladies Bulova wris watch. Owner may claim by iden tifying and paying for this ad.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23

FOR SALE - Light Eft river scow, wood lathe, bicycle, cross cut saws, 9 h.p. Johnson outboard and other items. See John Tommila.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23

FOR SALE - 16-ft round bot. tom skiff and 5 h.p. Johnson Out board motor Inquire Cleaners o WrangelI 22-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-04-23

AIasta Historical Library Juneau. Alsaka
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Mrs. Beck Named TO Head
Young Republican Drive

Mrs. Olga Beck of Chevy Chase,
Md. was named chairman of a
membership drive committee Of the
Montgomery County Young Repub-
lican Club at it's meeting last night
in the COP State Central Commit
tee Office in Bethesda.
In an attempt to reach an esti-
mated TOO young Republicans not
now affiliated with the organization.
Bill Coyle, president, announced
plans for a series of social events. A
swimming party next month will be
the first.
Pat O'Connell, national commit
teeman from the Young Republican
Club of the District, pledged sup
port to the county organization in
promoting the campaign of the Ma
tional party.
Mr.. Coyle also announced the club
had received the Endorsement of the
Maryland State Central Committee
from Walter w. Dawson. chairman
of the county committee.