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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27

ADDITIONS. porches ineiossd, IN
typss Of eon,trusssons ns. q ~. re-
re- s.s.nsses. II. IsxRATqsss
.bbDlfaa ass .ls.ss rsa,os. .! ~
kinds. SUE. REMCD CO OIL Sass;
essx.. DE- COOS or uN. 1000.
:s:!: S.; ma IS
ADDITIONS, all types-. ist-eisss woxk-
manzhtp: brick. ctnder bloch, con-
$50; - i LII n ssos'ass;ls
A6bii1osS. .sesps. su.1ser ore
e ss1;i sssn' . nsatAs e ~.
cSSs1xsf swosx. ,ssss sas,s. a.s-
place. cement aSivsvayk porchsss ..
taintns walls pips drniness: Al
kinda - vstsspeoe0ng. " AN-
cgccJo n s sresE. i.2s; neek,
cxMKMI. sse.s sn1 srsek vsxks
perehes. sfsps. rstatafnG Walls. srs1-
sssinsiss: saiek ssriss. d. sals.
DsrvxwArs, perrss4
~ ~ ;ssIa asS ' Will I
cSNesxr nsa cxxxxr wo.x. isss-
frka. pcrcheA steps. efssswayA bane.
meat Gocrs. rstainlrs wasls. cd ane
nes work G. GALA Al. 800.
DRrvxwA1s. s,ask ~ y ianesseas
ehips. rspAiTy q nea snsfatlaf1sns,
GRAHAM PxI1IB. 0l1fer T3G3 :.
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sIIuArloNs WoMEN

BKKPER. ACCT. 80. 10 years acct,
teacher, wide range OF skills and ex-
per; min. salary, $50. NE. 34s3.
OFFICE WORK desired bx woman
penmanship. posting and Ming; Al
references: Box 32S-L: star. go
day or night care OF any type
patient; have excel. ref. Ii. 3-3214.
REGBTERED NURSE. wiiiins to
travel Europe or anywhere. Address
2. o. Box 661a.. washington, d. o.
SECRETARY. able. permanent; June
SOCIAL HOSTESS. resort hotel; 2
years hotel experience; excellent
references. Box 2S0-L, Star. go
TYPING WANTED - Envelope and
post card addressing. also stufnng
1900 10th st. NV. phone AID. 1885.
colored. desires Job, 9
am. to 3 or 4 pm, 5 days q week;
experienced. ia. 1898.
WOMAN, colored, short order cook;
nishtwork only. no. 9427 between
4 am. and pm. go
WOMAN, white. wants work in small
once. tipping. tilins. answering
phone: 6-day week. TR. s062. 2es
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

snAgIl 0rEnAfoss lid. .
81 81, b: s. ,,;s - No. s:
NJ TITS xstnhlisheA 1918.
III 4 FIX. ltslephene eperltorl r.
M ss,s,i s,s sesss VI ss ssenoSffs
200 18th. ma. Ellis.
stylist now forming summersciasses.
~ 6ss 81 !! IS iS.i AVE- 1915 i .ss
SPANISH CLASSES, private or In
groups; conversation emphasiIed
For -arransements. call WI. bsgT. :
MODERN TRAINING % eesuss cub
turs- ali subjects taugfS ApDyoved
~ Goye.nment for a training.
wAR-HYNN BkAuTY CoLLEdk
LkAKa m aAgETl % drive safely
New cars co0p..te dual eonsroi
EASY ATTHoD Serth 1874
FEE TRIAL 1IlG0T. No ebl.sstien.
DICK Pcwelrs Maternal FiGht system
1914 penYike BldE.. 81. 6s77. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc

GIRL, eolored. desires g.h.v. week.
days; sleep out: do not have ref
RE e239 after 8 pm.
GIRL, colored. desires shy morn
GIRL. colored. desires work OF any
kind: full or part time. MI. 1889
HOUSEKEEPER, English, refined, s.
yr-old daughter; live In; $50 wk.,
RIM. and board; refs. TIE. 4Sl0. 2s'
LAUNDREsS desires homework; ex-
perienced ironing ladies silk blouses.
dresses. shirts; curtains washed.
stretched. no. 1881
MAID or mothers helper. full time
lob. eau ct home. DE. 1855.
WOMAN. colored. wants dsywork:
WOMAN, colored. smart. dependable.
desires day or fun time: no cook.
Ing: city ref. HU. 6734.
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HELP Men

Ex-Army and Navy Omcefs
And college trained men. ages III
70 IS. nationally known COMPANY
has opening in washington We
rain you; Income $1,000 Plus an
nually; sales experience helpful
Write BOX 25-s. Star, Gtying CON-
plete information and phone mum
Der for interview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27

Young Men, 1924, Travel
summer resorts, single, neat
appearing, interviewing, circulation
and extension work, no experience
niece ssary, We train you; average
earnings, $50 wk. plus bonus and
comm; transportation paid. Mr..
HORNE. Senate Hotel, IL an to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27

nNTEA, tAs hesa sef sese, sAsssNaHse
chan asa snnee es~rsArz - So
t41@. eves VI sess ~-~''
kE0TEN ywgs rsrxA wNsss ! MsEs tNs
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ans SerEmsnk@sA " n TAftANN
H. SsSs AlsR r~e&sFs sHs 70
tsso3sazak.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
CLERK, under so, to answer phones
for service organisation: steady en-
ployment; experience preferred. APP
ply Mr.. FuSILLO. 3S47 GeoIsia
ave. nv. -
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susiktxs CO. fcsat
srRE Is yoyR BONANZA

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MAN On no 40

Modern retail lumber yard desires
reliable man with sales exper. for
perm. employment need apply. CAL
WI. 1922. ask for Mr.. RO0RSON.
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statesmen

Part time. full time, to sell combina-
ton screens and doors; 20% comm,
paid while learning; wkly. drawing
IA 700 for Apt. KEYSTONE
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try
MOORE & HOGUE
on Hasa Has1eess kE s..seSa
PEI eeexne&h2lity WeFkaknk&ss aae
e isssastsae
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PAINTERS

For outside work on large apartment
DEVELOPMENT: Good hourly pay: Ag.
piy BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY,
$500 North 4th st., AriingtoA Va,
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An ypree e0esg hslns tfansfefsxA.
mast secstares 66-As yseAk- s1sxssss-
nj IT saree ae<khpNss- sarefsam.
rrNesarx sateF syssssx. ssss 81 h&ss-
m piAst. ese<sY& wAa<h. sfes sseeNs
IL f62aa Ter HysnS spxztsssL pssas-
are fxfps. ensertsspsne - enefsef
serssos. 1efr - s&zs0. Cas- MA<
car. 81. $3.50. n sseH4 tcs n
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DRAIN SERVICE

DRAIN SERVICE
C1oesed pipes and drains cleaned
electrically. 8attsfaetion guarautsed
]. 6HAPfko, DAY Of nishI no. 5000.
SINK TOPS
Made 10 order IN Yormics. Reasonably
priced BITTER HOMES a xfICN~
kN0. lO7 Kennedy u. nv. IA. 900
for free estimates. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-27

STEAM TABLE MAN
uxperienced only. DEE GEE DINER
HOO vermont ave. NV. q
STORE MANAGER
Tsks charge Of modern haherdashsry
!. store, doing substantial annual vol
ume; must be thoroughly expert
enced In store supervision and mer-
chandising. Call DE. 0o51.. Tuesday,
q May 81, tor appointment for inter-
YOUNG MEN
. Interested in teaching. SUPERVISING.
Z become branch manasers.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Expansion program has made opport.
for NTH caliber personnel Q yrs.
college educ. pref. but not essential
Previous exper. not nee Apply IN
person, Q to Q. Mon. through Fri.
- Mss F1RREfL. Do not phone.
I1O6 Conn. ave. nv.
MAKE $5O-$150 DAY
selling Nationally sdysrtissd pred. |:
s ssas f1 si s i as aD sss1sa SC
--2e
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BAKERY sALEsGRL.

BAKERY SALESGIRL, exper., fuIl
time; one living mr.. Hyattsvtile, Nd.
BEAUTiCIAN, top salary, good hours;
hair stylist. LEE STUDIO, MA.
BEAUTICIAN, exper.. perm. position:
good salary and commission. Apply
BEAUTICIAN-Top salary plus comm.
BARRETT PARKER HAIRSTYLISTS,
S406 Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Nd.
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NEAR MCLEAN. VA.

4 2-stery frame country gfeesry
Store rev coins .evsr s124e09 per
u. Actual records can se shevn.
ostsats1 90 v aess; sernsr ststs
drinf case: beer and vsns % ssis
hrens< included. Total prize. ta, 500
Yer further paSt3eptsrsr cen Is "
mWfN, rniA church Med C~ater
bidss PA. 00ea e. Emroo1 as.
AZ 4YTS. DOWNT0WN - apts
Reat 81: tneo9s sscsfd $50.
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NnEDII OlltI
exper. necessary: working hours, q
am. to 8 pm. weekdays, 8 Am. TO
12 noon SATURDAYS: Apply personal
l ssnx dept ,,s RRI n6 s7 dIEo FSass
Mr.. C. Merle Duckett. manaser, uN.
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pSy WAssslaiffNSdToN toCiETY FOR
,TA sLMQ; 1924 G nntEI.vie
s5IN0G !. Il - ts1,s.t ~ .b,.A e
90; must ne S0oo sypass 10 r xost -
nanaie ssenSiIs, ~ cnnesrn,. ss rnod
v1Sn r.ssx gnD x arS 4
ssisfs. Appas 'o@ . ~ ~" oSs NJ
swIrcHsoARD oPxRAToa-YoSnE
iSes aot s atr.. D ~ N .ect,on ~
sss,. con noa v n.S hnsr9ts i,xs ticn ana
SsE, sooo arwsrt. az Tsii Mr.
9SNMr ~ eS06 Al
TE3CH III .HESiDENT, for July and
Ansust 20 care IoT sm ma aTsye esr
p. b. Box 46a6. B. C.
TE ,,cs.n G I'm Hi.s s,s to- A sasPissl
Nm AT, Gfs11o -o7
rYPfsf. fn SSge Of bookkeepins;
old est. mcrtssse Loan orr e Ssti
Ma aacS 40
TYPisT for personnel once, must be
;:;:!; !: &c 6: d
P ysesa .s, As SNn p soEs e. omss
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FIJI ! ERS
Experienced. for women's coats. suits
and dresses. Apply personnel ONCE.
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sStahs>A hAvskfn b. 80
eSs seve4z eT~s Aesa ~ tsSs esd
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Items. Msvsns hennsst NAL All
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26

He gives . penny here and there
TO heggarS. He grimaces Ut the
stencil Of public latrtnes. filthy
shacks. women bare 70 the waist
nursing their babies On the curb
stone and scfawny hens scratch
ing In barren soil.
This Is what Britain has done
for Us IN more than 100 years. "
he said. Disease. poverty. is-
norance. and now deep resent
menf."
The siums of Accra are a. bad a
anywhere In the world.
But We have q fabulously rich
country with only 400 900 peo-
pie. said Nkrumah. An we wan,
Is benefits from our production
II We are to be misgoverned. w
want TO misgovern ourselves"
Nenvioienee Planned.
Later on the balcony at the Sea
View Hotel. . ramshackle barr
run by . wealthy Greek nance
constantus, the messiah discioset
the technique he plans to use 4
chase the British OF the Golf
Coast and out OF West Africa.
I'VE do not want violence" hi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26
u. S.-SchooIed negro
Leads Self -RuIe Revolt
On African Gold Coast
By Ernie Hill


AcCRA. Gold Coast. May 10
American-educated Kwame Nkru-
NAH, known as the black messiah
of the Gold Coast. declares that
everything Is set for q full-scale
passive resistance" move to drive
Britain out OF West Africa.
Here In this sweltering little
cocoa producing country the So
called Philadelphia Kingfish" ii
keeping his fellow countrymen
stirred to q fever pitch In Their de-
mands for immediate self-gov-
eminent.
Torches burn bright ut night
and tom-toms sound the call for
assembly as Nkrumah goes
through the country urging his
people to act.
A. spellbinder on the stump and
an author Of acid diatribes. the
Gold Coast messiah has visions
of an independent black empire
here. He has formulated COM
plete plans for consolidating Brit
ish and French colonies into . new
country to be called Ghana after
/ the 18th century empire in the
north.
Won't Talk TO British.
Nkrumah, who persistently re-
fuses to talk with British colonial
officials. said he was anxious to
talk with me 80 the people in the
United States will know me bet
ter" He Is bitter against Britain.
They've got to let US up." said
Nkrumah. They've got TO let us
| up. During the war. We exported
more than half the worlds cocoa.
We still export almost third
Of 1t today. Yet, we live In dis
graceful squalor. The hour is near
at hand"
The Gold Coast messiah
sometimes passionately vehement
and sometimes as naive IS q
Mississippi share-cropper-insist-
ed that I go with him into Ac-
cra's worst slum sections.
My people will be angry with
me because they will think you
are English" he said. But I will
tell them you are American. That
will be all right. America freed
the slaves and helped free India
You are our great hone"
Natives Chant Slogans.
The people in the miserable
shanties of Accra chant "Na-kroo-
ma" when the messiah walks
among them. Then. they break
in q chant Of sc. So" That
stands for "self-government.'
Then, 1t is "Faho-dzi. Faho-dzi. ~
which Is I'VE want freedom" In
Fanti native dialect.
Nkrumah raises q hand solemn
lily. He pats children on the head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26

said. On the selected day a.
work win stop. We win sts and
die rather than turn Q hand. On
less the commission drawing q
constitution gives us self-govern-
ment BY June 10. We viii set tia.
day.
Then. there viii be similar
movements In Nigeria. Sierra
Leone. Gambia and In French
West Africa. We viii then organ
he the Union of West African So
cialist Republic. We viii be 80
cialist like the Labor government
of England. but never Communist
like Russia"
Nkrumah. 80. thin and viry. said
he developed the desire 70 -'iibcr-
ate" West Africa during the 10
years he lived in the United States.
He Vas there from 1885 70 is4s
and lived In London for the next
two years.
| He said he had an N. A. and N.
8. degree from the University OF
Pennsylvania. He said he spent
two summer terms At Harvard
University and another ut Howard
University. Washington. d. c.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
TeIevision Today

SISViSIOu OOOy
Friday, October I. 1949.
WkBW tChonnel ~
WTTG (ChonneI 81
WMAL-Tv tChonnei "
WoIc (Chonnel 81
WMAL-Sports Parade.
WNBW-Howdy Doody.
500.
WMAL-Frontier Theater.
WNBW-Children's Film.
WOIC-Video Cookbook.
WTTG-The Moppet Shop.
6:15.
WNBW-Johnny Bradford, $40.
$50.
WOIC-Lucky Pup.
WTTG-The Magic Cottage.
6:45.
WNBW-Weatherman; Newsreel.
WOIC-Mahoney; World Series Hi
lites, $50.
700.
WMAL-Film Serial.
WNBW-Kukla, Fran and Ollie.
WTTG-Walter Compton.
WOIC-Sports Special.
7:15.
WOIC-Sketchaquiz.
WMAL-Sports Reel.
WTTG-The Game Room.
1880.
WMAL-TouchdoWn.
WMBW-The Showroom.
WOIC-News.
7:45.
WOIC-The Amazing DR.. Polgar;
Ruthie on the telephone
7:55.
WNBW-News Caravan.
500.
WNBW-Western Film.
WMAL-Majority Rules.
Yokohama.
WTTG-Hands of Murder.
$3.50.
WTTG-Headline Clues.
WMAL-Blind Date.
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900.
WTTG-Hunting and Fishing Club
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WMAL-Auction- -aire.
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$3.50.
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WNBW-Sports Review.
1900.
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WNBW-Greatest Fights of the
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1915.
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1890.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Newsreel
10:4O.
TELEVISION HIGHL1GHTS.
7:3O, WMAL-Touchdown: Films
of the Navy-Princeton, Cornell-Coi-
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vania-Dartmouth and Ohio State
Indianasfootball games.
$3.50, WOIC-Man Against Crime
Premiere of a mystery series star
ring Ralph Bellamy as Mike Bar
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900, WOIC-Ford Theater: Fred
ric March and Lilli Palmer co-sta1
in twentieth Century"
1000, WTTG-Boxing: Ray Zale
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1000, WNBW-Greatest Fights Of
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Tomorrow.
12:45, WNBW, WOIC, WTTG-
World Series: Brooklyn Dodgers VS.
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TOMORROW.
Saturday, October s, 1949.
WNBW-12:30, Pressbox; 12:45
World Series; 3, Pressbox.
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World Series: 800. Pressbox; 3:l5
The Sports Room.
WMAL-3, Sports Parade; 4, Ma
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World Series; 800, Pressbox.
Evening star., 1949-10-07

RADIO HIGHLIGHTS.
$50, WTOP-Breakfast With Bur-
rows: Pat OBrien visits Abe
Burrows.
$3.50, WOL-Meet the Press: Allen
Kline, president of the American
Farm Bureau Federation, is inter-
viewed by newsmen.
$50, WRC-Jimmy Durante Show:
Jimmy returns to the air. Vera
Vague Is his first guest.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
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TOMORROW
Saturday, Oct. 8, 1919

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14
CARD OF THANKS

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We wish to thank all those who
so generously contributed to help
us in our time of need this week.
Andy Mather and daughters,
Evelyn and Audrey.
Mrs. Walter Jackson and chill
dren
Mrs. Carl Holum and children
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14
ICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
GEORGE AVELINO, Deceased

In the Matter of the Estate of
GEORGE AVELINO, Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That, pursuant to the ORDER and
DECREE entered in the above en-
titled matter September %, 1919,
awarding the entire estate of said
deceased to the surviving widow
and minor child, and in conformity
with the ORDER OF SALE con-
tanned in said DECREE, the under
signed will offer for sale at public
auction the following described real
property, situated in the Townsise
of Wrangell, to-wit:
The northern portion of Lot
|Twenty-three (23) in Block Ten
QO). being a strip of land 27 feet
and 1 inch in width north ar
south and being a distance of 42.06
feet on the northerly boundary Of
said Lot %, and extending from
tide water to Stikine Avenue east
and west;
Also, the northerly portion of
Lot 10 in Block 10, being strip
of land 81 feet and l inch in width
north and south and being a dis
lance of 1877 feet on the northerly
boundary line of said Lot 10 and
extending from Stikine Avenue to
the westerly line of Lot II east
and west;
ALSO, the northerly portion of
Lot II in Block 10, being a strip
of land 27 feet 1 inch in width,
and being a distance of 1888 feet
on the northerly line of said Lot
IT and extending from the easterly
line OF Lot 10 to the alley east and
west.
Said sale will be held on the
premises, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon of October oath, 1949. The
right to reject any or all bids $
hereby reserved and the sale il
subject to confirmation of the
above entitled court.
RICHARD SURATT.
U. S. Commissioner, ex-officio
Administrator of the estate of
George Avelino, deceased.
Oct. 7-14-21, 1949.
Posted Oct 8, 1949.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all those who
extended their aid and sympathy
during the recent death of orr hus-
band and son. We wish especially
to thank the longshoremen and
John Sivertsen for aid rendered.
Mrs. John Everson and family.
Mrs. H. Ford and family.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14

Teh vacant space next to Mil
dred's is being fixed up and will
be occupied soon by the Federal
Employment and Social Security
agency, now directly across the
street
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14

r. Curtis (Curt5 and Vern
Smith returned from Telegraph
Creek, up the stikine River. The
hunting was good, a moore, a hear
and lots of grouse and duck were
in the bag. They stayed at Balls
Ranch.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14

Tom Elswick bought the Anna
Marie from A. R. Brueger and was
down in Seattle getting material
to rebuild her for his own fishing
boat.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14

Mrs. Phil Elliot of Ketchikan is
visiting this week with Mrs. Vern
Smith.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14

Harry Coulter just got back frgm
Seattle by plane. The plane was
down in Ketchikan for II hours
because of weather Harry took the
Solo, one of the Brueger Far West
boat, down Ole Haspeth took the
Roamer to Seattle and came back
with Harry on the plane.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14

WANTED - House or apartment,
furnished, to rent. 8 to 5 rooms.
Inquire Art Ivy at Wrangell
Transfer, phone 9.S KIP
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14

/ Mrs. Clayton Covert, formerly
Rhoda Hanford of WrangeI. has
moved from Everett, Wash, to
Marysville where they. have pur-
chased a new home.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14

FOR SALE = 4-room house with
bath. New construction, partly
furnished, including gle electri
refrigerator. Lot 50x137, stree
frontage both ends. See R. A.
Hajny. 9-16tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-14

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
WRANGELL DISTRICT, FIRST
DIVISION.