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The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-01
SHOOTS DEER IN SPORTING GOOD STORE l: FINED $10O

H0RNEL, N. Shoot ing a stray deer in a sporting goods store has cost a Geneva man |S1O0.
 Bail of that amount was for feited when a petit larceny charge against Fredrick Manino, 20. came Up in court.
 Manino was accused of leaving the store Friday without replacing a rifle he allegedly snatched from rack to shoot the deer.
 The animal had jumped into the store through a plate glass window
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-01
RETURNING MONDAY

Mrs. Ralph Devenny will retcrn Monday from Seattle and tour of several northwest states which she has been enjoying with her sister land brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Dave Davis Of Seattle
 While in the Queen City Mrs. .DeYenny visited with her daughter Patricia who is a registered nurse and employed by two prominent Seattle doctors, and her son Ralph, Jr. who is attending Edison Tech.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-01
Giant Flash .IlIumineS
 Northern Sky

ANCHORAGE AP A bril- liant flash, visible from Kodiak to Fairbanks, lighted the skies last night. It was believed to be a met cor. The snowelad sides of Mt. IL Hanna were clearly visible from Kenai, 70 miles away.
 Reeves Airways pilot. c. 6. Kelly, approaching the airfie.d here. estimated it to be travelling at the rate of thousand miles an hour. Witnesses to the flash said a rumbling followed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-01
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our kind friends for their expressions of sympathy and understanding dur ing our recent bereavement in the death oF our husband, father and father-in-law, Clifford H. Close.
 Mrs. Clifford H. Close
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford NJ. Close
 Mir. and Mrs. Anton Westre
 MT. and Mrs Paul Wingren
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-01
LUNCHEON AT INSTITUTE FOR CIVIC CLUB SATURDAY

Instead of tba annual Christmas meeting, the Wrangell Civic Club will have luncheon tomorrow at the Institute. Claude Berg, music teacher at the local school. will show slides taken in Mexico
 The bus will leave from in front of the theater at p. m, and those planning to go are urged 10 be prompt.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-01
FISH AND WILDLIFE VESSEL AUKLET FOR SALE

Dan Bates, local F7WS agent that the FWS vessel, ,Auklet, is op en for bids for purchase here in Wrangell. Bid forms are available at the local FWS office.
 Bids will be turned in to the Juneau office and will be opened at ? p. Tn. December 5, 195p.
 The Auklet, a wioden vessen, is AS feet long and has a beam of 12 feet inches.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-01
TO SITKA

Victor Hill and Norman Whita- ker, staff members at the Wrangell Institute. flew to sitka this week on business in the interest of the school.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-12-01
Saturday Special

Apples Fancy Delicious bx. s5.59 Apples Fancy Jonathan bx. 4.59 Gum Drops ASS'ted Fiavors
 2 lbs. .49 Beef Roast shoulder cuts Ib. .69 Toilet Tissue } rolls .32 Beef Liver lb. .69 Crab Meat leg & body meat
 can .65 Mince Meat large jar .45 CatSup Heinz 2 bottles .55 Oranges Fancy Juicy 2 dog. .98 Potatoes US. No. { Ku 7SetS
 lO lb. .57 Rice Brown 2 Ihs. .25 CITY MEAT MARKET
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1950-02-01
FILIPINO CLUB WINS
FIRST PRIZE

1T was tough psychological
fight, Ma, but the Pinoy Club Woni
"All your kids buckeled down
and cooperation brought forth the
greatest honor ever acquired by a
Filipino group in competitive col
lege displays Of the West Coast
So the Pinoy Club took first prize
in Seattle University's 45th Annual
Homecoming celebration
And as the Pinoy chairman re-
ceived the trophy cup from lovely
Queen jeanne Richards, reigning
over the festivities, the student
body and alumni of SU finally be
came Pinoy-conseious.
The night before was a hectic
one. Hundreds viewed the winning
exhibit in the liberal arts building.
The display was of a tropical back
ground with bamboo, perfumed
flowers" and vines. While record
ed music was played, members,
goWned in native costumes, showed
exhibits of Phllippine-made cary
ings, purses, slippers, mats, paint
ings, etc.
Founded by some American stu
dents of Filipino ancestry, the
PinoY Club has three-fold pur-
pose.
/. To induce other Filipino stu
dents to enroll at Seattle Univer-
sity.
,. To acquaint Philippine-born
students OF college life, thus IN
sitting Leadership IN SU's activi-
ties.
3, To inform those who do not
know what the Filipino heritage is.
The active members are Consue-
10 Compos. Virginia Florendo BeV-
erly Fleming. Dorothy and Valeri-
ano Laigo. Henry Gamido, Alton
so BAGS. George Caasi and Patty
Ann Down.
Fred Cordova is chairman pro-
tempore. The group chose for its
moderator Father Leo Robinson.
Sd, one of the nations foremost
sociologists.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1950-02-01
'Whaeer Pinoy youths rightly do, think, or dream,
CRUSADING will seize for its cabling theme
BY Frederic Cordova

STRICTLY CONVERSATIONS
AL :. Besides the generous con-
tributions of many people, the
members of the Fey were greatly
responsible for arranging the Win
ming display of the SU "Pinoy'
Club. :. The February Shoyu
Endurance Award goes to Aurelio
Simon for his long absence from
us Qucky guyD. RAIN snow,
or shine, Henia Bernardino is al
ways there to cheer the basketball
team when it's playing. So here's
to the CaValier-Crusaders sweet
heart = the Honorable Bagoong
Award. Remember, the con-
test for Seattle's Personality of '49
is still on. You've got till the 18th
Of February to send in your out
standing candidate from our Com
munity. One of the greatest
ventures the Fey will undertake
is the Fey Spring Festival. The
club has been PINNED for it since
the "Tip-OH," the Christmas pan
tomime, and indirectly the Pinoy
Club turned out to be success.
The fever is high!
Planned as a three-day affair,
the Spring Festival" will start
with the opening whistle of the
first game of the Fey InVitational
Basketball Tournament, Thursday,
April 20, at the Knights of Co
lumbus gym. After the elimina-
tons, tea will be served at Mary
knoll for the fashion show in the
evening. Nina Gaudia and Dial
Pagaran are in charge of the fash
ion show.
Then on April q, Friday, the
semi-fnals will begin at the K of
c. gym. Again in the evening, this
time at the Providence Hospital
auditorium, the Talent Show
Off" under the leadership of Jack
lie Pasco and Sonny Laigo, will be
presented. Remember, we had one
last year?
Saturday. April %, the big af-
fair gath ers momentum. The
Championship games have to be
settled. The "Internationale' the
biggest dance, will climax the
three-day fest at the Buddhist Au-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1950-02-01
THE ETERNAL CHALLENGE

The Filipino Community of Seattle embaTking upon
another year of activities with administration at
the helm.
Whether Mr.. Dan Sarusal newly elected president, and
the other officers of the community the eff
and capable within the ranks is beside the question:
The main concern, whoever the posts of leader
ship and responsibility is how to solve with satisfaction
the majority with reasonable adequacy the prob
lens of the community and to the crying needs of
the coming generation whose future welfare should
command immediate attention.
This is the eternal challenge to the leaders of
munity this will always be the challenge to oncomng admin
istrations of the Filipino Community Of Seattle
Mr. Sarusa, the floor yours
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1950-02-01

ditorium. Complete with the queen
coronation of Miss Fey, the bas-
ketball awards, and an orchestra,
the "Internationale" looms up as
the biggest dance of the commu-
nifty, maybe next only to the 4th of
July's. The Fey hopes that it'll be
bigger, and SO do Co-Chairmen
Helen Mamon and George Caasi.
Note that this venture" is strictly
by the second generation.
The tournament will invite eight
teams, representing the japanese,
Chinese, Negro, Catholic, Ameri-
can and out-of-toWn ball clubs.
And those teams will have to at
tend the "1nternationale" to get
their trophies, IF they win. Ray
Cantil, chairman, revealed that the
community Cavaliers have ac-
cepted the invitation and that the
Fey Crusaders are undoubtedly
in.
The Miss Fey contest, under the
presidents care, will charge a
nickel vote. Miss Dorothy Laigo
reports the following candidates:
Adela Adriatico. Lydia Capili,
Helen Mamon, Jackie Pasco, Henia
Bernardino, Lita Gamido, Sonia
Birondo. Well, what do you
think of the whole thing?
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1950-02-01

KIDAPAWAN, CotabatO, Philippines CelestnO 7. Alta
the Corporation expressing
President Elpdo Qurno for the cooperation he
has pedgng his
support policy President
the aid protection the
the patriotic of the DimasA lang
America Hawaii Alaska.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19
News of the Churches

1890 Worship The topic is You Also
Sunday 7:30 p. is the exercises Tor
Divinity Rugh pastor,
graduates This will be held at Fourth Lutheran
Church. 712 N Fountain Ave, Springfield Ohio Everyone
is invited to attend
D. Sunday baccalaureate services for the
of London High School.
League meetings cancelled because of these
There will be congregational meeting Immediately fol
lowing the church services Sunday May %
Choir practice Thursday at 800 There still
for choir members.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Kenneth Peck, Layreader
1045-Morning prayer and sermon
o'clock Saturday. May 20 for the benefit of the
Washington Cathedral Washington d. c.
NAZARENE CHURCH
S. Walnut
Debert Hough, Pastor
Sunday school Sermon by pastor 10:30 NYPS at
D. Evangesc service 7:30 Prayer and praise service
73O p Thursday Young peoples service Saturday
evening 7:3O Walter White, leader
METHODIST CHURCH.
SEDALIA-NEWPoRT CHARGE
A. Minister Address SedaIa, Phone 3241
Sedalia Church school 10 A. M Lloyd Robinson, Supt
The Class of Midway High school will be guests of
honor
The the 1850 graduating class
will be conducted this church p M Sunday May 2St
with the Reverend Taylor of The Church of Christ in
Christian Union speaker.
Newport Church school 10 A. M Henry Snyder Supt.
Worship service IL A. M.
MYF Meeting at 7:30. p. M.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19
BUILDING SUPE 3INTENDENT
EXAMINATION is OPEN

Civil Service examination for
the position of Public Building
Superintendent is now open, ac-
cording to the Board of the u. S.
Civil Service Examiners.
The examination is being held
by the Board of u. S. Civil Ser
vice Examiners, Veterans Admin
stration District Office, 50 Star
ling Street, Columbus, to fill the
position in the Veterans Admin
stration District Office. The basic
entrance salary is $4150 per anum
Applications will be received by the
Executive Secretary, Board of U.
S. Civil Service Examiners, Vet
Grams Administration District Of
flee, 81 Startling Street, Colum-
bus s, Ohio, until May %, 1850
No written test is required in
this examination. Applicants will
be rated on the basis of their
training and experience as de-
scribed in their applications. A
minimum of 612 years of expert
ence is required for the position.
Complete information and ap-
plication blanks may be obtained
from the Secretary of the Board
of u. S. Civil Service Examiners
at the Local Post Office or from
the Board of u. S. Civil Service
Examiners, Veterans Administra-
ton District Office, 50 Startling
Street, Columbus 8, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19
FLA Convention
Set For June |

Approximately $500 Future
Farmers will go to Columbus
June 1-3 for the twenty-second
annual convention of the Future
Farmers of America and the
twenty-seventh judging contest,
sponsored by the State Depart
ment of Education and the Col
lege of Agriculture, Ohio State
University. All meetings will be
on the University campus.
Some 10000 boys enrolled IN
departments of vocational agri-
culture in high schools of the
state look forward to earning
places on teams or representing
their FLA chapters at this meet
ing. There are 80 chapters in
Ohio's high schools.
Ralph A. Howard, supervisor Of
vocational agriculture for the
State Department of Education
said that the first all Ohio FLA
100-piece band would make its
appearance at this meeting. 1t
is under the direction of Chester
Fair of Ohio State University.
DR.. Clyde Hissong, state dir
ector of education, will officially
welcome the FLA members at the
opening session June /. Beginning
with registration at 2 p. m. on
June / the Future Farmers will
have full schedule.
A total of 375 Ohio Future
Farmers submitted applications
for the State Farmer degree. From
this number, the executive COM
mittee together with the advisory
committee selected TIA members
from 106 chapters to be awarded
the degree. This was based on the
quality of farming programs de-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19
ANNOUNCE EXAMS FOR
TRAINING SPECIALIST

Notice has been received from
the United States Civil Service
Commission that examinations
have been announced today for the
positions of Actuary and Training
Specialist.
The Actuary positions are loc-
ated in Washington, d, c., and
vicinity, and the salaries range
from $3,825 to S6,400 a year. To
qualify, applicants must have
completed any one of the follow
ing or any combination thereof: ::
(a) examinations given by the
Society of the Actuaries or the
Casualty Actuary Society. In ad-
dition, they must show from l to
4 years of professional experience
in actuarial work. No written test
is required.
The training Specialist positions
are in the optional fields of En-
tomology, Sanitary Engineering,
Bacteriology, Veterinary Science,
Chemistry, Biology, and General
Public Health Engineering, Pub
lie Health Education, etc., They
are located in various States
throughout the country in the
Public Health Service, Federal
Security Agency. The salaries
range from $3,925 to $1,000 a
year. No written test will be
given to applicants for these pos
itions. To qualify, they must have
had appropriate education and or
experience in engineering or in
one of the physical or biological
sciences, plus appropriate profess
sional training experience in one
of the optional fields.
Applications for the Actuary
examination must be filed with
the u. S. Civil Service Commits
sion, Washington 25, d. c., not
later than June 7, 1850. Persons
applying for the Training Special
ist examination should file their
applications with the Secretary,
Board of u. S. Civil Service Ex-
aminers, Federal Security Agency,
Public Health Service, Communi
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
London, Ohio
Rev. Greer S I'm

Rev. Greer S. imbre Minister
Inc Senior Choir will practice on Friday evening at 30 pm
Sunday May 21-1950
The Sunday School will begin 9:45 for all classes.
The worship service will be II A subject
VIII be The Sanctity OF Human Life dealing with the Sixth
The Special anthem will be sung by the seno
by Mrs William EnsIes will include Prayer by wagner
Neodie by Schumann and March From Oraorio of Eli
during the worship service
The Westminster Fellowship will this Sunday
The London High School
cnurch Sunday The speaker will be
Rev. A. M. Shenefelt
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Arthur M Shenefelt Minister
London, Ohio
Morning worship at GAS with the Kndergsl ten Nursery
IN session for the time of the entire Unified topic
Of the Sermon will be What Is A Christian The
The choir will sing the enhem, THE Lord Regneh" by
van ihomPson Donald Van Horn will be at the organ
at $50 at the home of Mrs Nelson Ingersol Sedaa
please call Mrs c. A. Holton Thibaut
The High School Baccalaeae will be Presbyterian
mencement Exercises will be at the Methodist Church
day evening, May Goth at $50.
CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION
Sunday. May 21 1850
$50 a. Sunday school-Lesson Topic:
1890 Morning worship Sermon by the pastor.
$50 p M Evangelistic service Wednesday May "a.
500 m Nlidweek prayer servie Thursday May 25
7:30 Choir practice Friday May g.
2:3o p m Ladies Prayer Band.
FIRST BAPTISTCHURCH
Rev. William T. Ward Pastor
$50 Sunday school.
IL .. m Sermon by pastor. Music by Gospel Choir.
7:30 p preaching and praise service Music by
Choir.
7:30 Wednesday service
PotucS supper this Friday night Sunday May 2Sh time
LILLY CHAPEL METHODIST PARISH
j. D. Deeds, Pastor
Cieorgesvie Sunday school, $50 Mrs May Myers, Supt
Worship service, 1920
Lilly Chapel Sunday school, $50 Mrs. j. G. Deeds, Sup
Big Plain Sunday school, 9:30 Orvil Cummin, Supt.
All not already sent to the office in Co
ubus be sent Conference by the pastor
than May 25.
CHURCH IN PERFECT FELLOWSHIP
Tradersvilc 3. Pasto
Sunday school 1000 Grace Watson, Supt. Morning
worship 100 a. m. Evening worship 7:45 p
Young Peoples meeting Tuesday evening AS
Prayer services Thursday evening AS p
WEST JEFFERSON AND ALTON METHODIST
c. w. EIey, Pastor
West Jefferson-Sunday school, 9:45 E. c. Einger, Supt
Worship service and Installation of WSCS Officers HOO
Worship service 9:45 Sunday School, 10:45 Arthur
Purdum, Sup
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Lawrence T. Ruah, Pastor
$50 A. NJ. Church school, George Wickline Supt
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19

overhead i'm demonstration of the
latest developments in air power.
Six groups OF Air Force Boss
will fly six different routes from
points in the north, south, east
ard west, covering the major
cities in the nation. Two routes
include cities in the Fourth Naval
District, one originating in Memp-
his, Tenn, the other in Concord,
New Hampshire.
The Nays weekend warriors
and fliers from Pennsylvania and
Ohio National Guards will pro-
vide aerial fly-boys for local cele-
brations in groups of planes from
all three services. A B-36 plane
is due over Springfield at 1888
est and over Columbus at 11:13.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19
a demonstration on the parts of a

a demonstration on the parts of
calf.
We had three visitors at our
meeting. They were Mrs. Forrest
Smith, Mrs. Dorsey, and Mrs.
Frank Fisher and son, Douglas.
The meeting was adjourned and
delicious refreshments were served
by George Smith.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Lawrence Vaughn, June
first, at 500 p. m.
Suzanne Rothe,
Club Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19
Aerial "Fly-By'
Due Saturday

Teamed Fer Defense" on the
land and in the air, units of the
Army, Air Force and Navy will
present united front for The
First Armed Forces Day Saturday,
May 20.
Throughout the n alton as
ground troops parade in celebra-
ton of the first unification holi-
day, planes of the Air Force, Navy
and Air National Guard will fly
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19

cable Disease Center, Cos Volunt-
eer Building, Atlanta 3, Georgia
Applications for this examination
will be accepted until further
notice; however, persons who wish
to be considered for positions 60
be filled Immediately should ap-
ply not later than June 9, 1850.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19
STOKES CHAMPIONS

The third meeting of Stokes
Champions was at the home of
George Smith.
Edwin Vallery is going to show
the members at the next meeting
how to make a rope halter. Car
olyn Vallery was assigned to give
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19
WILLING WORKERS JR. Al

The third meeting of the Will
ing Workers Junior All club
was held Tuesday May 9 at the
home of Robert McDorman. The
meeting was brought to order by
the president. We discussed our
projects for the coming year. RoD.
ert Brown and Bill Sifrit were
given subjects to make reports
on the next meeting.
The next meeting will be held
May % at the home of Richard
Dunkle.
Jim Cox,
Reporter
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19

veloped and the leadership shown
by the applicant.
At the Friday night June z
session various awards will be
made including those of star state
farmer, star dairy farmer, farm
safety, forestry, farm and home
identification and farm mechan.
les. This meeting will also include
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-05-19

the installation of new officers
and the presentation of past of-
ficer pins.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-23
HOW CAN /?
BY ANNE ASHLE'

@. How can treat eyebrows
that are too thin?
A. Apply warm olive oil or vas
oline jelly every night. Or, dip
the fingertips in lanolin and mas
sage the eyebrows each night.
@. How can / prevent beans,
bread or cake from baking too
quickly and getting too brown?
A. This can be prevented by
placing a pan of cold water in the
bottom of the oven.
@. How can I economic when
buying blankets for the baby?
A. Instead of buying several
small blankets for the baby, it is
far more economical to purchase
one large blanket for the baby
and cut it into four parts. Each
quarter will make a nice sized
blanket. The edges can be bound
with ribbon, or in anyway de-
sired.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-23
Refuse Petition
ToAppoint Negro
To School Board

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (NN-
PA) = A petition signed by 40O
colored persons asking that the
City Council appoint colored den
tist to the School Board here was
turned down last week when the
council elected Cortland R. Rose
bro, Jr., white local businessman,
to the post.
The petition was backed by the
Parent Association OF
Walker-Grant School. It asked
that DR.. Phillip Wyatt be NOM
mated to fill a board vacancy.
The request was a surprise to
two members of the councils
school committee. Mrs. Gladys
Cooke and DR.. Charles K. Martin,
Arizona sun., 1950-11-23
Courtesy, Chicago Daily NeYs

these Of alarming uncertainty it is significant that
America being reached during November by the religion in
American Life non-Sectarian aimed
strengthen religion in personal and community life.
lean Bible Society which founded early in the history
Republic to strengthen democracy through distribution reading
Of the Bible The Bible has always occupied prominent the
life of country To Worldwide Bible reading during
the period from Thanksgiving Christmas selections from the
passages in the Bible have been chosen.
President Harry honorary chairman of the
committee for Bible reading He has commended the this year
by declaring:
n this of doubt it is Of hopeful significance that
remains the worlds best seller days
God when the
O
call countrymen again in the sacred
from Thanksgiving Crsmastde read and ponder their
the which vd-the which
the God Though others falter doubt
through the ages increasing purpose runs"
Arizona sun., 1950-11-23

Jr., said they did not know of the
petition. Walter N. Chinn, Jr.,
chairman, said he had not pre-
sented it to the committee for for
NAL action but had discussed it
with several other City Council
members.
Election of the colored dentist,
Chinn said, would overload" the
school board with men of that pro-
fession, since two white dentists
already are members of the body.
Rosebro's election was unanimous.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-23
Suit May Be Brought

Continued from page -
Thompson said colored people are
being denied the privilege of serv-
ing in the armed forces of the
State and are also being denied
many economic advantages which
might acrue.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-23

McEoy displays model plane powered BY gasoline % engine
The tiny job does 15 miles hour McEroy who has won prizes inter-
competing aho he broke his
the of miles (RepublcS