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Colonial Investment Co.
NEAR BRADLEY BLVD.
So I,Iaor pedrooy,o ond Path

1st Floor Bedroom and Bath
Immaculate white brick home in peri.
cond. throughout. five steps above
1st f., lge. bedrm. or den and full
bath; 1st f.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
lge. screened porch; 2nd f.. 2 twin
sized bedrms. and bath; quiet street,
nr. transp.: owner wants offer; i'm.
med. occupancy II REQUIRED. Call
+ UFpSTTP
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BEACH, Del, for rent.
Ocean front apts., all elect. kits.
For reservations call Mrs. Neves,
EN-. 1897. lis
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LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
cottage, fully furnished,
bedrms., liv rm., din. rm.. all:
electric kitchen. glassed and
screened front porch. Attractively
Handicapped lot with 150-ft. 'front.'
age. overlooking open Chesapeake
Bay Rental, S75 Wk. For details
or directions, phone M. E. ROCK
HILL. Prince Frederick, Md. 3OS-J.
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UNUSUAL

Au-brick Colonial 2-story, 3cabedrm.
homes, on wooded lots, S0x2o5;
approx. u acre, FHA-VA approved
at SI4,25O. Located on Henderson
ave Wheaton, Md. Open 10 am
till dark. WILLIAM B. FRANCIS
ONCE sH. 1857; ewes. and hoildaass'
RO9S
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RRANDYWINE
NO DOWN PAYMENT

To qualified veteran Purchasers
25-YR. LOANS AT 40
LAST GROUP NOW SELLING
6 and 7 room brick CO.
lonial homes, some with ga
rage and N bath on 1st floor;
located in the cool Cheverly
Hills. Drive out Defense hwy.
to Cheverly Theater, then
straight ahead to Cheverly
ave. right to Forest rd. and
turn left 2 blocks to these op-
portunity homes.
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
GOLDSTEN BROTHERS. RE. 1888.
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FURNISHED, $1,000 DOWN
Two bedrm. brick bungalow, full
bsmt.. expansion attic; immaculate
cond. throughout; 8 Gu. it.. refgr
garbage disposal. .Launderall. auto;
washer, sectional liv. rm. sofa and
Rock Maple bedrm. suite. like new:
many other items of furniture in
cluded Full price, $4,000: reas:
monthly payments incl. taxes and
insurance.
STATE REALTY CO., INC.
FA. 1749. Ewes. and Sun, FA. 1879.
-lb
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Veteran of Non-Veteran

Veteran of Non-Veteran
Brick home, West Hyattsville; new
cond.; full bsmt., expandable up
stairs, gas heat, comb. storm win
dows, Venetian blinds, 2 bedrlns.,
bath on 1st f.; nice location, several
blks. from shopping center and bus
line. Priced at S11 $50. Can take
over GI loan of $4,000; monthly
ms, principal and interest: Call
AP. I'LL; ewes. and Sun, UN. 1886.
HARRY A. BOSWELL & CO. lie
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR LEASE-4,OOO sa. it., modern
fireproof bldg, well ventilated, well
lighted, air conditioned; 18th and
H SITS. ne; excellent for insurance
mo. Call WO. 1900 for further
lnformation
FOR RENT - New mod. gas station
with washing and greaSing; no good
will to buy. Phone Fairfax 80.
1415 eend ST. N.w.-petached, list
f.: 55x115. end f.. 10 Offices. g.
car garage. HO. 1874 or ST. 1908.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WILL TRADE MOD. HOME in Winter
Park, Fla; elec. kit, tile bath: acre
of ground; for local prop. Owner
in city a few days. Write Box
hS-T. Star =l6
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STUDIOS FOR RENT

l 766 PENNA. AVE. N.W.-4 rms. and
bath, S75.
S23 10th ST. NV, 2 rms. pvt. bath,
fluorescent lights, covered floors,
S75 D. E. BARRY CO., ME. 2O25,
1907 n ST NV If
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Indian Spring Manor

Assume GI loan. Bath on Ist f.
side porch; corner lot; 3 bedrms.
bath on End; 2 yrs. old; unusua
terms. HARRY DREISEN, Ma
7772; ewes SH 1920 liz
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1903 X ST. NV.
Taft Bldg, very ID desirable once space,
available at once. Va blk. from
Statler Hotel.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. S14l.
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ACREAGE WANTED

Is no 80 ACRES, 80 mi. DC; poor
soil, unsuitable for crops; no bldgS.,
entirely cleared, well drained, mostly
level; accessible By truck; cash.
Box 2S5-Y, Star. 16e
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SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT.

SIC eth ST. N.W.-1st-f. store, ap-
prox. 25xs0, full basement, approx.
25x110; 2-car garage In rear; I'M
med. poss.; excellent location for
restaurant, duplicating business, etc; /;
Teas. rent einslTdss heat,, Apply
tors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. 54O0.
-16
combination bed -liv-
ing rm., mod. kitchen, bath; yard;
refined; h..w.h.. gas, elec.; $50.
WA. 1899. 49,
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''EDGEMOOR"

Truly one of the loveliest homes in
this this beautiful section on a lot lo5x
war built with rooms bedrms,
2h baths, including library and
lavatory on lst floor and many un-
usual features. Vacant and imme-
diaue possession may be obtained
Call ME. 1143 until 8 pm. J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN.
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SUBURBAN sALE-VA. tcont.

VALUE! VALUE! VALUE!-6-rm. det.
brk. 6 twin-size bedrms.) on beau
tiful wooded corner lot 120x120;
convenient location, / blk. of Lee
blvd. near Seven Corners. Gas heat,
fireplace; absolutely immaculate
condition; S13,950.. Assume approx:
$1,000 1st trust 4hfo; $S6.O2 per
mo. includes taxes and ms. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411; ewes, call
AID. 4234.
i,4OO FIT. FRONT, on Leesburg pike.
O.3 mi. west of Tyson's Corner, just
beyond Falls Church.
72 ACRES, 12-ROOM HOUSE AND
OUTBUILDINGS
Beautifully situated on one OF the
highest points in the Washington
area. miles from Chain Bridge.
EXCELLENT FOR SUBDIVISION OR
GENTLEMEN S FARM-ESTATE
$55,000
SANDOZ, INC.
Q Dupont Circle, DU. 1894.
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FARMS FOR SALE

kAKMS fOk DALE
APPLE ORCHARD-65-acre farm.
all equipment included; 6-rm., mod
ern house. barn, tool house, chicken
house, garage; I mile from VIM
chester; considerable cash required.
MANNAS REALTY, 2116 Wilson
blvd, GIL. or OK. 27S4. .-16
MONTGOMERY CO.-Vacant, pos.
session at once; 55 acres. on good
road; 6-rm. country home, bath,
cleo, phone. lge. bank barn. many
other outbldgs; some growing crops,
80 acres under cultivation, balance
in grazing, 3 acres Of woods, spar,
king spring water. JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesville, Md. Call Ashton, Nd,
RETIRE FIR WITH AN NCoME-1oo-
acre modern dairy farm: help avail
able; equipment included, modern
3-bedroom home. A bargain. Act
at once. Direct from owner. CO.
LONIAL FARM. Midland. Va. To-
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Arlington Forest, $14,950
One Of the larger of these. Groom
bricks. located close to shopping
bus, school and church. Call
F. E. MALCOLM
Real Estates. OW. 1924. Arlington
Forest Shopping Center. Open till 8.
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Downtown Office Value
$50 IT,, suite of 4 large rms. cross
ventilation. -houres. lights. tile noors.
services incl. low rental. Also 3:rm.
suite, $11ssa singls as.-n larse .Iev oMse' hIde
VICTOR BLDG. 9th and q pl. NV.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGIkiA

4 BEDRMS.-CLOSE IN
7-rm. brk. Cape Cod home, in good
No. Arl. location, only minutes
from Wash Has > lge. bedrms.
and tiled bath on both lst and 2nd
fls.; liv. rm. with firepl., full din.
rm., equipped kit. and side porch,
full bsmt.; oil &C. heat. good level
lot. Owner has purchased farm and
is willing to sacrifice. Don't miss
this.
Arlington Realty Co.
22O4 Wilson blvd, OW, $500
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COMMANDING

COMMANDING
Elevation, gracious entrance hall and
extra lge. rms. will make this Co
lonial an unusually comfortable
home. Bedrm. or den and Va bath
down; tremendous bedrms. UP.
Many extra features awaiting your
inspection. Well worth the asking
price of S17.450. LURIA BROS,
C200 Wilson hlvd OW SR0O.
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NedIIUIS, tn. @U~U. -IU
Home of Unusual Beauty
white brick Mount
Vernon Colonial home, situated on
beautiful Handicapped acre. White
board fencing; money has not been
spared in finishing this home from
full basement to attic; 3 larse bed
rooms; 3 full tile baths; lovely
center hall; spacious kitchen: large
living room and fireplace; family
size dining room, connecting nag
stone porch; breezeway to garage;
recreation room; the finest oil hot
water heating plant. To see this
home is to love it.. Inspected by
appointment only. Price, $29, 800.
EASTMAN & SEAY
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TRADE.
I have a 367-acre Virginia river
not rstm more wi than a1ars fS miles Mi from B.
or or city ii property. CH. 1915. 49,
BIB PER ACRE - Stone house on
about 800 acres, on lge. creek, with
in an hours drive OF W%asningson, % an
House has 8 rooms and mas neen pee
ssssalsss stsbles. silo' pAiil implement shed and
other buildings. A farm investment
and country retreat, all in one.
Terms, p down, 70 years on bal
Snee Va phehe MAsqs Pa HEsr H4es weeEdaSs
45-ACRE CHICKEN FARM
$4,000. New, modern 3-bedrm.
country home. with fireplace: on
soSa soSa rSss 1oysy .srssm sy ioo al .nsss
ducks and geese; Is acres under
cussivation, balance in woods good
location, Gaithersburg area. Act
quick. $1,000 down. Garden tractor
included, JOHN BURDOFT, RID.
2. sil. sp., Md. Call Ashton, Md'
HOWARD CO.-l65 acres; large.
an xnl'e conSition: ssdhs noe repIasss. I Baths.
also tenant house, large bank barn.
/ mi. Of new board fencing, beautt-
full grounds, large shade trees. snrup-
berry; stone house sets back nicely,
property fronts on highway. large
stream with sparkling spring: 1855
erazing, 200 more fertile acres ad-
Joining avail. with house and large
bank barn, large stream. sparkling
spring water, frontage on highway;
q bargain II you take all. ideal for
dairy or stock farm; immediate
possession.
JOHN BURDOFT
RID. 2, Silver Spring, Md. Call
Ashton, Nd, 3646. III
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TRUCK VALUES

wheel saddle tanks; tral-
er compl.: excel cond. 1900
Open until 1890 Saturdays.
GMC Truck & Coach Div.
80 M st. ne. ME. O505. 10
CHEVROLET 1915 ! Na-ton; cab and
chassis with 12-ft. van body; low
mileage, excel cond.
Only $100 Down
PUBLIC SERVICE DRIv-UR-sELF,
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ARIINGTON-S16.5OO

Unusual 6-rm. brick Colonial fea-
turing center hall through to spa
cious equip. kit, liv. rm., fireplace.
din. rm, 3 bedrms. and bath End
floor, charming rec. rm., tile d. in
full bsmt., plus laundry rm. with
Bendix; outside entrance; detached
garage; beautiful wooded corner To-
cation, 75x13O, in one of N. Arl. S
fihest communities. Bus service at
door. Low monthly payments. open
1-6.
Talmage Wilcher. Realtor
1888 Wilson Blvd. GIL s017.
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BETHESDA Several stores and
featuring from APPROX. 300 50. #. to
5000 50. #. AIS Bethesda ave.
Brokers invited. Also lot adjoining.
10
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FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
Brick bungalow has liv. rn. with
fireplace, din. rm.: equip. kit: 2
bedrms. and tiled bath on 1st a.;
expansion end H.; on nice lot; con-
veniently located; gas a.-c. heat;
can be purchased on good terms.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA s. Glebe Rd. at Lee Blvd.
Phone OK. OILY or Gil. 1878. -1b
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MASS. AVE. PARK

4Ax10o. "A ~. L kA4txA
Excellent wooded building site, ap-
prox. 10000 So. it., in this desira-
BILE close-in location; priced below
comparable properties for quick Sale.
Plans available for house designed
for this lot. For details, call Mr.
McGinnis. DE. 41O1. FRANCES
POWELL HILL, exclusive agent.
1908 Goth st. NV. 10
CHOICE BLDG. LOT, located in
Riverdale Hgts., Md Price $1,000
Fronting on improved street. AR
THUR F. GRANHOLM, realtor. 5419
Quintana ST., Riverdale. Md, WA.
1890. -16
! BLOCK EAST OF CONN.
Ave tat 34th and Garrison SITS. n.wD,
Chevy Chase, D. C.-Beautiful RAM
bier and homesites. 90 to 14O #.
frontage. Price, $3.50 up. Rep.
on srounds 10 am. till dark.
SHAPIRO, INC.
oil 18th St. ME. 1717, Ia. 7511.
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\XE;::iHS' \X:; i $;
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BIOSOPHY.
wsTS Hotel Bs so si1sSphise eoep te
night.
DANCE.
shorehsm fSaTnse Hotel. 10 O'clock tonisht. ''''
Charles Carroll Forum; Or: Herbert Rat
ner, Mayfiower Hotel, s;l5 o'clock tonight tor lt m.
willard Hotel, s o'clock tonight.
American Hospital Association. Hote
Statler, am tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Smithson an Institution. Tenth stree
and Constitution avenue NV open Sun
days and weekdays, 9 am. to 4:3o pm;
exhibition Of Polish manual arts through
Barnett Alden Gallery, 1877 Randolph
place NV open to 10 pm, weekday, y,
fna Rice Persrs' PM ehreusS sanasEs 5anuay
Silver Spring Art Gallery, 92l6 Flower
avenue. open daily from 10 am. to pm
PAINTINGS by Louise Hibbens. through
Ph lips Gallery. 1900 Tweuty-first stree
NV; open II a.ma to 10 pm. Mondays
day and : to pm: sundays; modern ts1 e.
ton ton Of Kokosehka, throueh Monday.
arenxe q NV epen o IFse1
5 pm weekdays and > to 10 pm. Sun.
days: paintings and sculpture comprising
ana ss om othes donors
street and New York avenue NV; oper per
pm Tuesdays vs. through Fridays, . am te
| 4;3o pm. Saturdays and 2 to 8 pm
Sundays; water colors by artists of Wash
nf.Ra Library !1' Of T" consress, First and East
Capitol streets, open . am. to 10 pm
Mondays, through Saturdays and II 30
oratns 20 the saa Of e'U the Ter
oitory. through February II; original
manuscript of Lincoln's three-page auto
ton exhibition of manuscripts, politica
cartoons. photographs and documents tIac-
ing history Of American presidential cleo
''Vf1h Fish and Wiidiife serv &c, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building.
Fourteenth and E streets NV: open
am to pm. daily; display Of animals
Studio Group Christmss Show, No. 4
Hillyer court, open Saturdays 10 am. tc
43O pm. and Sundays l to pm, for
Public Library. Eighth and K streets
NV, exhibit commemorating the SOth
anniversary Of the Library through Janu-
National Archives, exhibition hall, Con;
slitution avenue e u, between Seyenth ane tc
I5:l5 pm. weekdays. !: 30 to 3 pm. Sat;
urdays and 1:30 to pm. Sundays and
''ol-o"'' FOR sERvICEMEN.
Armed Services YMCA, 1875 g street
NV. assembly hall dancing. s:45 O'Clock
tonight; bowling tournaments, 9 O'Clock
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club
/ 1908 L street NV; lounge, library writ
ing desk. billiard tables and radio,
sylvania avenue NV; free canteen, open
daily, noon to midnight.
Evening star., 1949-01-14
Frederick Troffic Toll Is z

WINCHESTER, Va, Jan. 14.-Nc
traffic fatality occurred in this city
and only two in Frederick County
during the past year, reduction OF
81 per cent over the previous year
according to a report by Police
Chief J. r. Boyd, chairman Of the
City-Council Safety Council. Nc
pedestrians were involved in the
! fatalities.
During the British university vaca-
tions 1000 students helped income
tax authorities as clerks.
Ad-daleel., 1949-07-13

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04
Wings to Observe
Wedding Date

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave L. Wing in
yite all their friends to help cele-
brate their 50th wedding anniver-
sary Monday. They will be at home
to well wishers at a reception and
open house at their home Monday
between and $50 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Wings anniver-
sary is a three-way affair. Mrs.
Wings Goth birthday is Sunday,
her husbands on Tuesday, with
their wedding anniversary on the
day between. As Mr.. Wing explain
ed, My wife wanted to get mar
RED on my birthday and l wanted
on hers. As a compromise, we
chose the day in between
The Wings have lived here since
1911, coming her4 from Babcock,
Wis. The couples two sons will
be here for the occasion. One boy,
Joel, is stationed at Uniak with
the C. A. A. and the other. Wal
ter. is a fisherman here.
Mr., Wing is employed at the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04

Were it not for the pleasure de-
rived from the effort and from the
consciousness of achievement-eit
er directly or indirectly-very few
adults would want to work.
Work for works sake simly does
not appeal to children, either, and
1t is not surprising that some of
them cannot be drawn into doing
very much of it without the ex-
penditure of effort quite out of
proportion to any benefit gained
from their labor. As to putting on
pressure, that never did bring
about love for work, but rather
distaste for it. The parents Job
ls-with great tact-so to stir up
child's enthusiasm that it will
carry him through the task to the
enjoyment of its achievement
When this has occurred a suffi-
Gent number of times. the child
will begin to love work, for he
Will be able to see past the drudg-
cry to the pleasure.
How about you learning to
make BURBERRY mullins for supper
tonight, Jean?"
"Aw, mother, no." Jean was
deeply engrossed in the pages of
an interesting book.
And then, you may invite Rose
in to have supper with you,o con-
tinued her mother.
"Oh mother, may really"
The book was quickly closed and
laid away.
With mother at her elbow, but
Jean doing all the work, the muf-
fins were made. They were warm
ly praised and the tunnels" caus-
ed by an overzealous little mixer
We're not mentioned until the next
batch was made.
l have found the "as-soon-as"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04
Marriage UniteS
Local Couple

Mr.. Anton Massin and Adeline
Jackson were married by U. S
Commissioner Richard Suratt in
the latter's chambers in the court.
house last Saturday morning. Mrs
Grace Mazeris was matron of honor
and ]. Ferney acted as best man.
After the wedding the bride cut
her wedding cak at the home of
Mrs. Mazeris and pictures were ia
ken of the couple and guests.
Those dropping in to wish the
newlyweds good luck were:
Mary B. Lantin, Bessie Gross.
Caroline Wigg, Sarah Kuntz, Mr..
and Mrs. William Gross Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Sonny Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everson, Martin Massin and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bernar-
do, Miss Audry Jane Mather. Miss
Nellie Gunderson. John S. Sivert.
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter jackson, Miss
Evelyn Mather, John Massin and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kuntz.
Mrs Massin is the daughter of
Mrs. Sadie Campus. The couple will
live in Wrangell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04
Pumice Popular
Building Material

WASHINGTON - Domestic con-
sumption of pumice and pumicite
minerals of volcanic origin used
as abrasives and in building ma
terials-shattered all previous rec
ords during the past year, the Blu
reau of Mines reports.
During 1948, sales of pumice and
pumicite totaled 607,746 tons val
ued at $2,5O1, 800, an increase OF
81 percent in tonnage and "a per
cent in value over the previous
record-breaking year.
Major factor in the rapid growth
OF the industry was the continued
heavy demand for these materials
for use in building operations in
the Western states where lumber
and construction materials were
scarce. Other important uses in
cluded acoustic plaster, abrasives
insulation, paint filler, insecticidea
and absorbents.
Although pumice and pumicite
are mined in II states and Alaska
the leading producers at present
are California, New Mexico, Oregon
and Idaho
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04

method very effective in carrying
children through the drudgery of
task to the pleasure which fol-
lows. 1t runs like this:
jean, as soon as you and I
have done the dishes, we will have
story go for a ride -
It. have an ice cream" or some
thing similar. 1t may even end
with "a piece OF candy"
Not only the treat, but the dish
washing, too, should be a time of
delightful eompanionship together
"a time to be treasured in later
years. Tell your daughter about
fine china. If you don't know much
about it, read up on the subject.
Cultivate in her the appreciation
of lovely things as we'll as a sim
pie Jyoemnt niswf-5n
pie enjoyment in the sheen of sill
yer, cleaning glassware, and glis-
tening china.
Mother should never, never make
the mistake of complaining about
the work she has to do. This is a
rule of first importance. Complain
ing is a habit and, therefore. can
be broken quite easily, by persist
emily checking the moan and groan
before they are given utterance.
How can one expect a child to en-
jory work if mother so plainly dis
likes it? Teach your child to love
work and to do the few things he
or she does as we'll as child can
do them. Then, in later years, when
definite duties will need to be at
tackled with enthusiasm, there will
be rich rewards, for the now grown
child will be spared the wear and
tear of resenting any necessary
tasks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04
Territory Short

JUNEAU-The territory's gen.
eral fund was short $644,943.96 to
meet its obligations at the end of
October, according to a statement
issued this week by Treasurer Hen
ry Roden.
On October 81, after the closing
of the books, the sum of s7O,565.12
was on hand. Against this amount,
the auditors office held unpaid
vouchers totaling $715, 5O9.O9, leav-
ing the territory short $644,943.96.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04
Youngsters Have
Halloween PARTY

Eighteen youngsters were enter
tanned at a costume Halloween
party at the home of Mrs. Vern
smith last Saturday evening. The
party was given by Mrs. Smith for
her children, Billy, Sherry and Jon,
Barbara Sharnbroich was Junior
hostess for the children. After the
dinner the evening was spent play
ing Halloween games.
Those attending were Teddy and
Dennis Eastaugh Frank and Ber-
niece Warsel, Jimmy Ferney. Bob
by Campbell, Susan and Michael
Hay, Judy Richie, Sharon and
Barbara Harren, Allen johnson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04
Home Education
Teach Children to Love Work.
BY IDA M. HALLIBURTON

ISSUED by the National Kindergarten Association Oth
St., New York City,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04
Around the World
In Five Days

SEATTLE A steady shrinking
world got another reduction in
size this week.
Pan American World Airways
said it is now possible to gallop
around the world in less than five
days, not as stunt with military
or specially equipped aircraft, but
by travelling in unconditional
comfort aboard regularly scheduled
civilian airliners.
A Pan American announcement
by Willis G. Lipsccmb, vice presi-
dent of traffic and sales, said the
newest around-the-worId Clinper
schedules are cutting 26 hours off
the best previous time. TIE Clip-
pers travel from New York. east
ward across the Atlantic, across
EUROPE and Asia, thence across the
Facific in an elapsed time of four
days and 13 hours.
Lipscomb explained that the
raster around-the-world flights are
made possible by using Constella-
tion-type Clippers between New
YORK and Hongkong and by using
new 3OOmile-an-hour double-decked
boeing stratocruisers between Ma
ma and the West Coast of the
United States.
In announcing the faster elobal
schedules which will have their Pa
CHIC Northwest terminus in Port
land, Lipscomb said not many per-
son are expected to race around
the world in less than five DAYS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04
MRS. HAJNY LEAVES

Mrs. Richard A. Hajny left by
plane yesterday for Portland, Ore,
where she will join her husband
who is attending Vanport College.
The Hajnys' home here is up for
sale.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-11-04

Postoffiee Building and Mrs. Wing
is hoping out temporarily at the
Wrangell Hotel.