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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
WeI|engedraenge i'm Aether
Wo uber bIeibt Deutschland?

oen SSngeniel1re Der oeutihen Gerber
lleBen poriibergebeno Die 2opfe ban.
gen. 9lber nod ipar 3eit biz gum
Sriibiabr 1850. giS oabin ml,Bte Elm
sllrslpeg gefluben tperoen, benn, fem
3tpcifel. Ieutihlanb tuar burh bie
nellen gcIhliilic am bGrtelten betrofs
len moroen. Iuigabe Der &onieren5
mor cS gOpeien. Iiir ben geIamte,l
europdiIhen Senoebereih eia,e gteu-
rcgelung Sll finoen,' uno man pers
ltonb nidt re6t, lparlm nlonatelang
bauptiGdlid nm Sertihlano geitrit=
ten puroe. Heilt tehniihe 8riinbe
fonnten alio niht maBgebeno getues
len iein. sSar man auf 8ritno Der
Griobrlmgen oes &rieges nod niht
bereit, Die friibere Mabtpoiitiotl bes
bellti6en Glunofunts alsEropaganoa.
mittcl Su nergeiien mo mahte man
oaber Die HnnoI,lnfapellen, Ole lhn1
lnnge fem otedmiihes 8ut" mebr
marcn 5lm 8egenitano ser Runo.
fnlfpoIitit2 Germllt,,nsen in bieler
stihtlns ergabeu iih ifon oara.s.
baB ieoe geIaslngs5ol,e allBer nit
eincm Wininlln an 8ellen aub NIT
nur eincm Erogramn (ouBer ettpais
gen lltrofllrspeaen-Sen aus
fommen iollte. Simmer auieoer tu,lroe
bctont, baBSeutihlano feline rNadt-
poIitionen i'm sletber" erbalten oiirfe.
Gnbei mareu sic 3onferensteilneb-
mer feitle5Ipegs in alien ssragen els
ner Weinlng. Zen ertrenlen Joroe.
rllngen Ger SltnlitgIieoer ,ulter Jiib,
rung ser Sotpietllnion traten INNER
lpieHer oie iueitIihen 3eilreb,ner
nGbigeno entgegen, insbeionoere
sic slnerifaner, sic als einiee niht
5usleih ibr eigenes Sano, io1toern
ShluB o,i Seite 6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29

Sic rcoftiou0rcn NIiihtlln0c 'in(
aus luliercr NroBcn 9totionolfonllIl
pcrbonnt morocu, Sic bcIrcn lrb1
Dem Scillo, sum &ric9c AcNcn lm'c
re Hcpllblif 5u beBcu. Sbr Shld'o
lit nitbt 5u bcneiocn. Sic lllto AtilGlg
ginoer, sic nic in ihrcm Schcn &c
orbictet bobcn lno Iiir ihrc pcrr0tc
rilhcn Spipno9ct1tigfcitcn bc5nbl
lperbcn
.SDnc Elm GotcrlonD blngcn oie''
Guralitcn BON ser 8naoc lbrcr int
periloiltiden @rotgcbcr ob. Slc bor
len, micbcr 5uriif5ufebrcu uno !ple
ser @rllnobeiiBcr uno Tabrltontcl
iein 5u f0nncn. 9lbcr oiele Splfnllnl
miro lit) nid)t eriiillen llnIere trIco
lihe io5iaIiitiihe sluibullorbcit Uni
Der l,te @illc lmicrca Golfe5 BAR
niht inn ,Nlncrn p0er pom ouben be1
geltort meroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Das Land, das der ganzen
Welt die zeit angibt

SMlpci5cr ll6rcn niillcn bcll Hln1c-
rifnner frenloer slbltonnnlmg nidt
crit empfohlcn mcrhcn. Sic lino ib-
nen olS ein Sinnbilo Ser YrGSiiion
,uo SouerboftiNfeit obnebin bcfullnt
,Sohrbllnoertc pon SnnNpcrfsorheit
unrcn crfnr0crlih, bis bic monNcrn
ShpeisCr llbr cntluidclt lplrroc. Sic
iiuo 5rm nidtialtcn NuafllbrNrtltcl
Der Shlpci5cr @irtihoIt gciuorocn,
fir Uelhc Grport cine Scbcns'rngc
bcocltct. Nllr Mc Gr5CllNlrna mlb Sic
MuSfllbr bon llbren cr,nGglift ca
Sen SNue;rern ihre aclucrblihHr
fSihiafcitcn in &nlifruit 81 pcriuun-
oelu lulO nui oiclc Ncilc amcrifu
niide &roftlp1Nen llno 'onltiNc Sii
ter 5u folien unlb aub sic botbltc &c
bcnshultllla allBcrhulb Scr Gcrclnig
ten Stnoten su bciiben. GiclcS flclnC
SnnO iii beut5utagc einc3 Der mcni9en
Die cine hartc lnlo ltnblc &oluta be
liBcn. Shmobt lcinc Weu0Itcrlmn
folnl baIh 10 0roG III lnie Die pom
9cip Dorf Gitp, ltcbt C5 ooh ais sob
lenbcr &llnoc ser &crciniNtcu Stuo
ten an cr'tcr Stcllc.
Sn1 Sabre 1913 fnuitc sic Shluci'
I'M Sen TereIliNten Stnutcn Npeinlol
iopicl nIs mir in ser ShipciS aefnufi
hohen. Sic Ginillhr aus bcn Ser
eInigtcn Stoatcn belief iif mtf 95lL
26S.3i9 ihp Eronfcn, luihrcno 0it
GinfGnIc Scr EerciHIAtcn Stonten il
ser Shmci5 bloB l5o,05i,O56 bc
truaen, cS ergob lhb Nobcr 81 lme
rem Nlulltcn elm llcbericDllE bon 1913,
314.263 lhm. Sraufcn. Gabei Sor
uiht ollBer slht geluiien hpcrocn
NaB bic onerifuni'dr Mrtihuit mn
iibcr meni9e IfGrfte nlberbalh Del
Tereinigtcn Stuatcn pcrfiigt, sic hol
5ll 5nhlcn imitnnOc liuo.
Gicle olncrifunilhe Slrbcitcr, bnr
lnlter nlh piCle EcrlDncn ircmNCl
Nflitumlllltua cr,cltaCu h;cr &roIt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29

nno iluur ounf oic'cr 0ilr'tlQcn HoNc.
S&ir boiicn, ouG europa Nufol0c
Dem Moribuu ~EIm iih Ncrnrt crho
len miro, onB sic cpn5elncn HGnocr
Damn gcnl,g cr5clgcn mCroCn, lm
nlld) Don ltna fon'cn 81 fDnncn. Nlr
gcbcn gclpoltiAc NnrQcl0bctru0c in
Scr Noifnllna GUS, 0nb Scr &CltNon.
ocl bnollrh nui hic Wcinc QcIlcllt miro
10 oo6 iid) hnnu Norona IN bciocn
Hhtlln0cn cin 0c'ltnNCr (HclhGlt2
ncrfrhr cntlpifcIt.
Sic Shnci5 lit bClltc llro luNr ltCt>
IN Der Gage. all 'oln)cl grnulncn
SonoClsbe5iehlnNcn tcil}ltchncll
uno 5por nhuc Aror'bau Elon un0
oNnc iH0licbc Soili@bcjtrGQc.
Sic SdNprij Dcrlongt fCinc &Il'C.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
lapaner ocitctcn
80ftcricnfrice cin

WoSfou. Sie Soluietprclic hcricf.
tctc, on6 eff Scr ~ Snponcr, onr.
lmtcr bier 8cnerGIe, cingcitonocn ia.
ben, ipGhrcno oes &ricgeS bnftcrioln
glide Mobnabmen 9egcn sic 9hlilcn
geplout huben.' Sbr Ero5cB Dor eillcm
NtilitGracrid6t miro bulo ltottiinocn.
IS bicB, oob Sic s(naeflogten sipei
nit NDben lmo @oftcrien geloocne
@ombcn experimental il China ob-
aclporfcn bobcn. 3lpci Scnncreinhei
ten ser &pantlng Slrmee IN ser
MfonoidDllrci iollen iSnbrifen iiir sic
Serltel(lng Scr toobringelel @af
terien betricben luo bel Grpcrincn
TEN NIT bcn nencn @oifen minoeitcns
5000 rnMilhe lmo tbincliitbe @cIo=
gene gctotet baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Seneut,e Scr 2(useabe,,
ieu $temercrtStui,o
pcrntciNcn

@nlhington. NltinIornicrtC Ser
ionen iino ser Mcilnmg bob FroIi-
Sen Srumon IN lcincr @otIdoIt on
Sen &ongreB NIT cincm rcbuSierten
Budget olnpurtcn mo mnhrlr6clnlidl
uitht oni eiucr Stcucrerhohung be-
ite6cn miro.
Sic @otihoIt iiir oo5 am I. Sull
bcginnenoc 1Siafoliobr lit ialt Icrtla
mao miro Sem &onQrcb ihon in Sen
crItclt SoQcn hc2 Sonuor 5lgcbcn.
.@cp0Nrlcutc Nobcn 5lt pcrlteben, ooB
ooa nGditc @uo9ct S5OO,OOO,O ,OOO
bis ST elmer Altilliorbe ipenigcr be
tro9en miro, ais oos lcBtc Budget
oo= bcfunntlih Sl3, 800, 700, 900
cine NeforoI,nrue Iiir Elm lrichen&
obr, credit bot.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
mic>cramiba,,in,arfcn
Scr sta>t Karlsruhe

&urlSrl,bc. 9toth einem 9pihllb
he5 Stootrot5 bat Sic Stootperrpnl-
tltng @ichcraufbnllnarfcn bernltsec.
Ncbcn. Tie iebr biibih ml5geIollener
Morfen nls @rieiperihluB aeeignet,
icigcn nls Sluforuf 81 uerl6iehen(
StnOtuniihtcn uno @ouocnfndler
Ser Stnbt &arlSruhe. Sie Wtnrfen,
nftion bat Sen 3lped, ser Stabt 5ll,
iGblihe @iittel aur ,Sinan5ierllng oes
@icoerouIbouS, pororinglih Ser
SlrnGolle, 81 perIfaifen. Tanchen
ltcllen sic Martcn nuh ciu porSilg.
lihcS &crbemitteI fir sic Stab!
&nrl$rllbe Onr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
GS>lisbe 1,crfskrsm,iaus
crrcitbcr tetc 3iiicrn

9torb Sen .hiabcriQcn 1ScItItcIllngcn
'iuo ieit ISrcitoQ I'm 6 llhr obcnoa,
oIa iiir Oic mciItcn @cmobnrr oca
ynnoGa bu2 @cihnoNta Nodcncn0c
begonn. icbc 9 MiNutrn cine Ncrlon
rmem l(nNIiid SUM Spfcr gc'nIlcn.
@ia Montng nodlta morru 80 %
ocai0uc 81 pcr5ciducn, Oorlrntcr IN.
gci0hr $3.50 2tutotoorai0lc.. Gica iii
cine ltnQc,p5bliN bohc ;}ohl. To2 9tu
tionol SnIctU Council ldGttc mi
%prnu2 Sic 3nbI mtI $50 lmN mlG
MN cinicbcu ooE lie bcrcit2 >pcjt
iibcr'trittCn lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Scr $ta>t 1sstkleken,
Die wcit,,aet,tsisicrn in

9ethlebem. Die bicIiQcn @eib-
nuhtsfeiern beQonncn INN Mtitter.
noht nit elmer Mfeiie in ser r0miih-
fotboliihcn Ct &uthorinen-a Stride
Gicier mobnten ioIt 1000 Eerioncn
bel, lultcr ibnen auh Ser omcrifn.
niihc umo ser cnQlilhe 9otId)aiter
in ,Sirocl. Sic bciou0crc GrImbni2
erboItcn bottcn orohiihcS @ebiet 5u
bCtrCtcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Stalin n,astt ci,,en
ichr aeimn>cn Gin>r,.ef

Itosfal. Sie giloer, ipelhe bie
3eitlngen bon Sen Teiern oes 20.
@cburtstogeS Stnlins brinsen, sci,
acn. oab er iid) iett elmer Iebr altell
Bcilmobeit erireut. SicS fam audi
oarmlS acihloiien speroeL oaB er
lpdbrcno Ser Sueitaaigen 6eiern al,
piclcn GmpiGngcn teilgclommen ,no
luicocrbolt slnlprabctr belt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
Say,uer ertpartet 1880
a,.tcn GcihIitsaane

SHn'bington. Nonoel2iefrct0r ST.
SoCcr erflGrtc, BOB Oo2 WclhGit IN
1850 lebbnit cinieben ipcroe. Sie @c.
icbG't5t0tigfeit mcroc niht mcIcntlid
onocr5 iein ais i'm Sabre 1919, OO
Elm bohcr Stono porhcrridte. Ton
lpirtihaitlihen StonopuItt olS be
5eihncte Sapelp 19i9 ol5 elm guteS
$nhr, hcIoroera in ser smcitcl
SGlitc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
@siire iiir Srie>ensiraecn
i,aet 2senn pcrleet

@onn. sluf Snitiatipe @unbes'
fanllerS Or. sloenauer ica bos beut,
icte @iiro iiir Irieocnsfrogen bon
Stuttgart nod Bonn perlegt merbeu.
Mm1 ninmnt on, baB bas @iiro unb
iein Gl,BerIt auertpolles slrd,ip IN bns
Dem @unoesfan5ler ln1teritebenbe, III
8riinNung begriifcne Staatslefreta.
riat iiir auSspdrtige slnaclescnbeitc'
eingebnut Weroen ioll.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29

Sinb Sic lmb Sbre sluaclpri9cn
Mitglieb I'M Nruntenpercin mD
Gcntral Ierbunb? gSenn nidlt, icBt
lit bic Belt bciSltreteu. I'm 9ennlerc
SnIoriotipu rllicn Sie Den Eptnl@
uertrctcr an. 4
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29
$pietaec iiir ,,Q)itntastt''
in l11ailan> amiec>ctft

9roiluno. Gie biCiigc Eoli5ci gi6t
tcfannt, oob Iieben rStnlicner lmtcr
Ser @eitbujoigrng ser ongcblisbcn
Spionugc fiir cine oltcllropdiIfc
Moht perhoitct ipor0cn iino. llntcr
ihncn bciilpocn iiN 5pct fiilrcnoe
Gomnllniiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-12-29

Sen gunnesbenmten rnb alien Mit:
alieb"ru uno Giri9enteu Der @lupes.
SeftI, neu bes q. @. Sdnaerbunoes Dor
Npro almeritn ioipie alien l,nIcren leber
Splt2NcnoNcu IN heu @ereiui9teu Staa:
ten liHb in Der alten aocimat entbieter
mir e'Een ber5llhen @eibnadltsarub, 10.
lpie re beitcn @iinlde gum gteuen Ssubr
inhen mir hofieL hab bnslelte iid i,
ieber He5iebun9 leaensreider als Dos altt
Snbr erlpeiIe EN- m0ge.
Neura Snidcr, nbes>Erdioent.
Subp Gnliurr, 0unbessSe
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31
DIR. ALFRED B.

lconcludea FROM page IL
the United States to study at
Tuskeqee institute. Upon gradua-
university medical school and
ton, he attended Northwest
ern university medical school and
was sponsored by utilities magnate
Samuel Insul and sent to Vienne
for postgraduate work and thence
tothe finest medical schools in
Scotland.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31
SEE IT

AS l SEE 1T
(concluded from page ~
1850. will be even more success
full. incidentally, Ezz will appear
on the Bing Crosby RADIO show
on January 18th. "Tis rumored
that he might play the bass fiddle
at that time. He used to play the
instrument. We hope you all listen.
Our earth would be a far more
dismal place if the face Of the
Christ Child had not come to
brighten and to point weary souls
to a throne of Grace.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31
Visitors Return
Home

Mrs. Luvenia Byrd and her
granddaughter, Jacqueline Robin
son, returned this week from
Peoria, Illinois. They spent the
Christmas season with Mrs. Byrd's
daughter, Mrs. Lula Jennings.
Their holiday visit to Peoria was
enjoyed immensely by them.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31

wv 4rA%
WHEN THE DARK WISE MEN
RETURNED HOME
Can Untold Tale of the Nativity
BY Harry Levette for AMP
The Three Wise Men returned to
their own lands
From far off Bethlehem,
where following
The Star, they'd journey, rich
gifts in their hands
And worshipped, listening to
the angels sing.
To Balthasor the dark Wise Men
there came
The elders of his council, rapt
to hear
What had TRANSFERRED; what was
this new Kings name?
What will the futere bring? He
said "draw near"
"The Babe will be named Jesus,
Son of God
"But it will be fully twenty
centuries more
Before man rising from the de-
based sod
Begins to accept Him fullest
scOre."
There will be wars and lust and
racial hate;
Mans wisdom will seek new
means to destroy.
But Peace will come before it is
to late
Through brotherhood will
dawn eternal joy.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31

OBEY TRAFFIC c N
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31

FOR RENT Room for couple.
Call after $3.50 pm. AID 4612.
t63
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-31

WANTED Unfurnished house or
apt. Call ME-7090 after 3:15
pm. ~ t-26S
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11

Keeney St. Patrieks Day decora- tions were carried out in the table scheme.
 At the business meeting which followed the Club voted to enter a nationwide contest. open to all clubs affiliated with the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Fur ther publicity will be given this matter later when more complete plans are made by the committee consisting of Mrs. Joyce Hay, Mrs. George Sumption, Mrs. Herbert Biorge, Mrs. Charles Moore, Mrs Robert Mervyn and Mrs. E. R. Sharnbroieh.
 Mrs. Thornquist reported on the completion of the Civic Club room at the hospital and the club mem bers expressed deep appreciation to Tom Voorhies who donated his labor for all the painting and car pentry that had been necessary
 Club members voted to sponsor Fashion Show in the Civic Cen ter early in April, featuring both women's and children's clothes.
 Mrs. Jack Krepps and Mrs. E. k. Sharnbroich were appointed to the troop committee for the Brownie Scouts.
 The club voted to donate use of it's hall to the Mems Chorus for practicing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11
MOORE GEES
 INTERESTING TALK ON
 GARDENING. CIVIC CLUB

That Wrangell women are vital ly interested in gardening was ey- ideneed Saturday afternoon wher Ed Moore talked to the Women's Civic Club on gardening at their regular monthly meeting MT Moore's talk was an informal ques- tion and answer discussion in which he covered soil preparation, flowers, and vegetables that de we'll in Wrangell, and planting and care of bulbs and rhizomes. He closed his talk by saying that during the summer so many vis- itors to Wrangell come out to his place or Zimovia Highway and comment on the beautiful yards and gardens in Wrangell He felt. that with a little more interest and effort, Wrangell could rightly be called the garden spot" of Al aska.
 During the dessert luncheon, served by Mrs. J. M. Steear and Miss Marie Mullins, a group of Irish songs were sung by Mrs. E. R. Sharnbroich and Mrs. o. R..
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11
 30 YEARS AGO


 (The Sentinel, Mar. 13, 1919) Capt. Charles M. Binkley is building a new boat for Capt. Sid Burlington for use on the Stikine River.
 * + * ##
 o. c. Palmer received a letter to- day from Arch G. Lyle relating de- tails of the death of MT. Palmer's brother, Merlin Palmer, who made the supreme sacrifice in France last October. Lyle, soldier who was at Palmer's side when he was killed, and who was his buddy said Wrangells soldier was killed instantly - with absolutely no suffering. The two of them were in a shell hole during an attack. Lyle added that he had know ledge of where Palmer's grave is
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11

Second Sunday of Lent:
 7:45 a. m. Holy Communion.
 S:90 a. m. Institute Service.
 9;3O a. m. Sunday School. 11:00 a. m. Morning Service. Ser mon: Temptation of Wealth." Wednesday mid-week Lenten ser vice 7:30 D. m. Topic: "The Prayer Book"
 Thursday, choir practice, 7:15 p. m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11
! : ' ! % YEARS AGO

(The Sentinel, Mar. 13, 1924 Charging frauds, conspiracy, and illegality, the Government filed suit to day at Cheyenne, Wyoming, to cancel the Teapot Dome lease.
 &%# && Work will begin about the first of the month on a third story for Wrangell Hotel.
 * * #* MT. and Mrs. c. c. Mundy arriv- ed from Ketchikan on the Admiral Evans Sunday morning.
 * * * * * Born - On March 8, a boy. to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Louie.
 * * * * * A Smoker to be given Monday, March IT, under auspices of Merlin Elmer Palmer Post No. 6, American Legion. will feature Battling Will Hams of Juneau vs. Ralph Prescott of Wrangell.
 * * * * * Charles Gearing bought the c. E. Weber estate at public auction last Tuesday for $SO6.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11

located as Palmer was buried in the field. He had high praise for the character of Wrangell's soldier hero
 * & # # Tie best music that Wrangell has heard in a long time is the hum of the saw at the new saw mill of Wilson and Sylvester which started up in earnest Mon day morning.
 & # # * Miss Dorothy May Brownell and Joe Baronoyich were married re- gently in Seattle.
 * * * * George Sylvester, who left Wran- gell last fall to enter military serv- ice, returned home on the Princess Sophia Saturday.
 && # * Freddie Cunningham celebrated his birthday last Thursday with a party. A number of his young friends were present.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11
CHILD CONFERENCE

The regular monthly meeting of the We'll Child Conference will be held Friday, March IS, from 9 to II a. m, in room 2O1, Federal Build ing. Dr. John o. Bangeman, health officer, will be present to examine the children. It is hoped that with the coming of warmer weather more children will be able to attend
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11
BILL WOULD ALLOW
 ALASKANS IN U. OF O.
 SANS OUT-OF- STATE FEES

WASHINGTON - At the sug- gestion of an Alaskan. a bill has been passed by the Oregon Senate and House of Representatives en- abling any Alaskan to attend the University of Oregon and Oregon State College without payment of out-of-state tuition fees.
 The bill, sponsored by Senator Richard L. Neuberger, was urged by Mrs. Oscar Sandvik of Peters burg, former Oregon teacher, ac- cording to information given Dele gate Bartlett by the Oregon legis- lator.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11

Sunday Services at 11:O0 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
 Sunday School at BOO D. m.
 Wednesday, p. m. Junior Leg ion; 4:30 Band practice; 7:3f Young Peoples Meeting.
 Thursday, 7:30, Ladies Hom League *
 Friday, 7:9O, Holiness Meeting
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11
RACK TO SEATTLE

Mrs. Eva Conner flew back to her home in Seattle yesterday after sev- eral weeks spent in Wrangell on va cation. She was a guest of her niece and family, the R. H. Armstrongs.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11
CEASES RETURN

MT. and Mrs. E. J. Chase, of Mildred's, ladies and children's wearing apparel shop, arrived home this week after two weeks spent in Seattle and Portland.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11
DON MILLER HOME

Don Miller, we'll known Wrangell man, has returned home after a va cation trip of several weeks in the east and southern states.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-03-11
CATHOLIC CHURCH St. Rose of Lima & St. John Rev. M. E. Hooh. Pastor

Second Sunday of Lent:
 ZOO a. m. Holy Mass Parish church.
 S:30 a. m., Holy Mass Wrangell Institute.
 10:00 a. m. Holy Mass Parish church.
 Week day Holy Masses 7:30 a. m except Saturday, 10:00 a. m.
 Lenten Devotions every Wednes- day and Friday nights, 7:3O p. m.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
One Day Clearance!

nal opportunity Washington. IMAGINE BUYING
ION SET AT 4o6 OFF THE REGULAR LIST PRICE! Remember
Of 94s models the
This opportunity that happens in greet WHILE
GEORGES participate the sensational
Also every fully by GEORGES and the
Evening star., 1949-06-29
Druftees' and Veterans Guide
BY Moi. Thomos NJ Mai

In other words, you cant JUS
slip into West Poin. or An.
napolis-you have 70 work your
way in.
That is why you should &c;
your application IN before the
start OF next month. get IL ac-
cepted by the fall and start 70
school right away.
AL you have 70 do 70 apply is
write TO the adjutant general.
Department of the Army for
West Point or chief OF naval
personnel. Department OF the
Navy. Washington IS. D. c. for
Annapolis.
The letter should give your
full name and date Of birth. plus
your deceased fathers tor moth
er's) name. along with the date
and cause OF death. Then you
will hear from the Army tor
Navy whether you qualify. and
will be notified about the next
entrance examination. For the
Naval Academy that date is April
10. 1850. For West Point II Is
March 7.
The Navy says it will have room
for about 80 presidential ap-
pointees next year. The Army only
about seven. The law states there
cannot be more than 40 Of these
special appointees at either Acad-
Evening star., 1949-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES

] AM NOT responsible for any debts
self. WILLIAM j. CROSS oSSeese
rSHSoks. HSe 8. s BANDING, FINISHING rug
On On uDsSlsseF' ssss fEisRi9EN MARRNs T0ff sSs
kTTENTfoN sEnHtTfHoN srENoGRAPHERs: Fo,
Underwood typewriter; exc sxceiien' Esn
condition. stationery and once sup
:sss ssssid ssAt Ssas H. i hold once so! -
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts contracted BY any one
but myself. CARL F. MEYEES
1905 Sleaford pl., Bethesda IA, No
DRIVING Observation-Disclosures
evening. VIM. E. PADDY. UN. oo26
FREE TRIAL FLGHT-No oblis alton
Fly for as little as S3 TSG 60 Meekiy amsr. snlu
ica's largest flying club. 1910 yer Yer
mSnI Viii ays Nor n;T; BE sRi sREsPoNslBLE for
any debts unless contracted by my,
self MRS. FRANK CAL1GURo@ @ Sor)
SEVILLE M. cALIGURO. 17So new.
NOTICE To BiDDERS-The City OF
Takoma Park is accepting bids for
certain alterations to the f1rehouse
at Carroll and Denwood apes. Alter
ations will consist Of Strengthening
the floor and remodeling the front
of the bldg. It Is requested that
alternate sealed bids be filed with
the clerk and treasurer OF the City
of Takoma Park; Q) on q cost plu.
fixed fee basis, and the other on
nation regarding detailed plans ant
specifications may be obtained q
the once Of Ronald Senseman. ar
chitect, 327 Carroll St, NV, wash,
DC. Closing date will be July IL
1a49, at s pm. The city reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
HAROLD J. billiard, Sr., clerk
and treasurer. u
Evening star., 1949-06-29

envy a. any one tine. Today
about . are a. West Point, arc
some 20 have been cleared 20,
admission this July ! A few VII
graduate next year. making roscr
.o- about seven IN July. 1850
The age restrictions are ex-
plicit. and so far as ! know 10
exceptions are made, On July !,
1850. you must be al leRs. II,
out not yet -. 20 qualify for wes;
Point entrance For Annapolis you
must be a, ieaS. II but no, ye; p
on April !. 1850. II you served
al least one year honorahiy on
active duty during the war your
top age limit is raised by two
years Ii both cases
fYoG may ,r-'te 70 MAJ Mai
tn care OF this retnsraper ~
connection tctth your olrz serr-
Reformation problem. Inclese
q self-a6dresse6. stamped ears-
tope
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