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GI TAKE A COURSE with a future
Bus. management. accounting. court
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BROADCASTING and television writ
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NV, DE. $3.50.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
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is TELEVISION
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NOW IS THE TIME TO GET
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Study at home or train in worlds
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Full information without cost ol
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to 4 pm.
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WOMEN! HELP FILL THE NEED
FOR PRACTICAL NURSES
Easy to learn at home, spare time
Good paw, Many earn while learn
ing. No high school required. In
formation FREE. WAYNE SCHOOL
OF PRACTICAL NURSING, Box
SD, Star. 17s
AIRLINEs NEED YOUNG MEN
OF superior qualifications as ground
radio operators and station agents.
These are career Jobs with high pay
and plenty of opportunity for promo
tions. Preliminary training need rot
interfere with your present income.
Investigate today to see if you can
qualify. Interviews by appointment
only. Phone Mr.. McMasters, Rm.
1149, Munsey Bldg. CENTRAL
SCHOOLS AIRL1NES DIVISION.
-21
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
Special civil service and business
course SoG &c on .1,l $40 BY registering Mon- on
Richards, MI. 955S. THE CIVIL
SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1913 14th st. NV. (Tiyoli Theater
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Hoyis equip. 5toreisn or domestic>
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CARPENTER, alterations and repairs;
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CARPENTER WORK and alterations
paYIb a 5o4s aSEs s1sseiry a Silld5 ss no ;, SSS
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by dealing direct with mechanic
GOODMAN. AID. 3I49. 1s'
CARPENTRY-Closets. porches. rec
rms. We do our own work. Salts
NED customers for Is years. RA
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recre-
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CARPENIRY-Gen. remodel: cabs.
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ELECTRICAL install. repairs, re-
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GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRING of al
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EX. 54O6

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Visiting realtors and brokers advise
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Conn. ave, ME. S731, AID. 1922.
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former contractor with 25 years eX-
perience. Work guaranteed. Special
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GE. 674l.
money; white mechanics; prompt
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PAPER HANGING. painting, special
prices for 10th anniversary. Free
estimates. FRANK FOER INC. 1896
14th st. NV. RA. 955S bet. S-6
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RIole PIERcE. oR Pt'oes' 5s74 ~n''e mecnan,es mia
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PAINTING; interior and exterior
good good , work for fair prices; 80 yrs.
PAINTING A1SH &c and papssing excellent
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Attention Architects, Builders. Pair
TELEvislok REPAIRS

GLOVER PK.-Home calls: all makes.
Open ewes. EN-. 4122. ELECTRONIC
SERVICES, INC, 2216 Wis. ave
DEPENDABLE SERVICE BY the most
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ACTION SERVICE, all makes: re-
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Call ST. 0OSO. BONDED TELE-
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FOX & KAsMIR. factory auth thorized
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NIGHT AND SUNDAY SERVICE also
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LANDSCAPING
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ono
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Washington Boxers Win
5 Matches From PITTSBURGH

Washington blanked Pittsburgh
SO, in an intercity boxing match
last night at Boiling Field Air
Force Base. Bobby Leeper knocked
out Joe Derza in a 126-pound bout
in a. seconds of the second round
and Jimmy Finley. 100 pounds
won by a TKO from Jim Hudson
in 1:48 of the third round.
Main bouts: 11s pounds-Milt Fersu-
son tW} decisioned Rocky Sryer. 126
pounds-Bobby. Leeper (W) kayoed Joe
DerZa (PD in A seconds of second round
1876 pounds-Eddie Franey (WD decis-
ioned Art Pieeini P0. 1So poundS=
Hudson (P2 in LAS of third round, 141
pounds-Willis pi. Davis (W) decisioned
veS e9unss TKo Olive
Billy Edyo Hill a2th 81 Y IN 1sS Of ,In Tst
ing) decisioned Gordon Casey (Bolling)
Tommy Fogg tunattached) won by TKC
over Burt Mason (Bollins) in third round
147 pounds-Tom Murphy (Bollins) de
cisioned Ken Frederieks, Bolling); Rus:
sell Morgan (unattached) won by TKC
oyer Gale Meyers (Bolling) in ~ seconds
Of second round. 100 pounds-Bob Lastel
(Bolling) kayoed Andrew Audry Bennett
(unatta cheo) in ! 30 of first round; Harry
COCHRAN tunattached) decisioneo Harolc
Doran 02th st. ".
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Two Hombietonion Candidates
Will Run at Rosecroft TONIGHT

A couple Of Hambletonian hope
fuls will show their speed before
Rosecroft fans tonight when Dean
fodder. owned by c. T. Black of
Berryville, Va. and Mighty Ex-
press, good looking campaigner
from the barn of Octave Blake
of South Plainfield. N. j., go to
the post in the first division Of
the Chesapeake.
1t will be a two-dash affair and
the large field forced Racing Sec
retary George c. Enslen to whack
it up into two divisions. and
Hambletonian candidates won't
necessarily get all Of the custom
ers' attention. Three PAGERS Of a
year ago, who have been converted
to trotting, will run in the sec
ond division.
This group includes Lorraine,
the fourth fastest pacing mare
of all time with a 1859 mark.
Chum B. owned by Marty Burke
of Troy, N. Y. and Pearl Rose
croft. a 4-year-old mare owned
by William E. Miller. Rosecroft.
president. Miller will not be able
to drive his entry because Of State
Racing Commission rules which
forbid officials to race at their
own tracks.
While Dean Toddler and Mighty
Express are pointing for the Ham,
bletonian, Scotch Dean, Fred
Egan's powerful colt, Is reckoned
as probably the best of the nomi-
nees for the big race currently
Evening star., 1950-05-25

Quartered az the Oxon Hill track.
Egan is bringing the Dean along
carefully. however, and has given
no indication when he'll start.
Star Of last nights racing at
Rosecroft was a 6-year-old bay
gelding. Senator Rock, owned by
DR.. L. c. Rees of Millersville. Pa,
which was second by a head In
the fifth race and a neck winner
of the seventh-the second dash
Of the $4,000 Oxon Hill.
Beaten by Sing Song in the fifth,
Senator Rock, nevertheless. paid
$65.40 to place and SIT to show.
A victory would have netted his
hackers S250.80. The Senator,
who didn't finish in the money in
either Of his two starts last year
because of a strained tendon,
proved his effort was no fuke by
outlasting Spruce Up and Blue
Steel In q photo finish of the
seventh for an $18 payoff.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Rosecroft Results

FIRST RAcE-ons-mile trot; purse
Ny Majesty &C. MonO $50 go s.ssoo
Star Duke IN. 1nsko, $50 4s00
Dovney Hanover I'M. Bulb $50
Time' Tim ,ss,ls.S-.v s;4ssSs. e. sisnal. Guy De.
castle. jim Gallon and voland.
SECOND RAcE-one-mils pace: purse
@ @s2R:cn = : "a 1!i,sr MSsr' $50 tSSS sssSS
Mnh;a NM. ~ HendershotD 400
Also stsrtedELcg Briazis; Gard Trick,
Red Paftf5 ps4 t2S 1oubs R5nfs sad iHd sly song
THIRD RAcE-one-mi trot; purse.
SSsssh.n H.n,r gE.l.E' $40 4so s9oo
Connie PT.,., Hsl sl,sE.. &: Av'r0 4'40
Also % %,tarted7yudy pe.s;, Brian Haa9a; aa
ever. Miekie volo' Rex Bills and Hilda
FOURTH RAcE-one-mile pace; purse,
i TTtus Kitty S scKn,isrim> 11.eo s.sS ssS
Neal AO6s q, stokIey> $50
Also isos' 'started-Hob Mob. The Challenger,
Anthony. Mona c. and Peaches Hanover.
FIFTH RAcEMone.mils pace chrst
gi9s sen,ts2 s2nf fRost q EIeF II sS us 1855 sSS
:b!Hs 4Is,S stssl ,cSs. &; Hylanj 800
Also St9rted-'SpTuCe Up. Sally MlJe
Jean Chief. Bermuda, Pierette Hanover.
American Lou, Chief Wayne and Mighty
Tony.
'Hylan Stable entry.
SIXTH RAcE-one-mile pace; purse.
estt sons R, Rid,k, 1880 !29 $50
Flt9ka sa. B. Il WalterS 400
Also started.Air Borne, High Norman
Ann Frisco. volo Hal and Deacon siski-
you.
SEVENTH RAcE-ons-miis pace: purse
Senator iEo1L ROCK Il. My'o 1900 $50 SAC
Spruce .sT. sts.p up 81 Hylsn} Hysn} $40 44e9 IL
Also started--sally Mite. Jean Chief
Sing sons. Bermuda, Pierette Hanover
American Lou. Chief Wayne and Mighty
Tony.
'Hvlsn Stable entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-one-mile trot; Purse
Ths Retugee cd Mysr) a14o $50 4.oe
Kate D CW. CoweilD 4.S0 2sC
ulustrious IT. Walters) 34C
Time, 2:13+s.
Also started-Abbe NJ volo. Columbus
Hanoyer. Cub Hanover. Lady D. and
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Sports Mirror

Ten Years Ago-Michigan
won the Big Ten track title for
q fourth straight year.
Fifteen Years Ago-Lawson
Little won the British amateur
golf title for the second year in
q row.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
FOR TONIGHT)
pnsk TINA A-fK

Program Selections.
First rsee-Dusty Sue, True Pesss
second raee-Glenn A., Grover Hanover
Third race-Mighty Express, Dean
Fourth race-Lorraine, Orphan Wayne
Breeze Along.
Fifth race-Mishty Express. Dean
Toddler, Tara Boy.
sixth race-Lorraine. Orphan Wayne
Seventh race-Chief Sons, King Brew
Eishth race-vickey Hal, Etona. Nelly'i
Dream.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24
Small Towns to Get
 Travelling Library

Twenty or more of the smaller communities in Southeast Alaska are to be served by a circulating library system as the result of re- cent action by the Sears-Roebuck Foundation, according to B. Frank Heintzleman of Juneau.
 Heintzleman was recently noti- fled that the foundation has of fered to sponsor this project and defray practically all of the cost if local agencies would cooperate in managing the undertaking. The foundation will buy the original stock of books, make replaeements and additions as needed, and pro- vide the 60 to 75 units of a combi nation sectional bookcase-shipping container which will be used.
 The Rotary Clubs of Juneau and Ketchikan have agreed to act as advisors and eo-sponsors of the project under the general direction of Heintzleman.
 Various public agencies, mission groups and others operating small vessels in Southeast Alaska waters will be depended upon to shift the units of the library from one viii lage to another as desired.
 The foundation intends that theI library shall provide entertaining reading for men and women, boys and girls, on a great variety Of subjects, including fiction by we'll known writers. Some text books OH vocational subjects will doubtless also be included in the library for use of those interested,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24
SURPRISE SHOWER HON0RS
 MRS. LEO LISTER SATURDAY

A baby shower was given as Mrs. Leo Lyster at her home. Mrs. surprise shower last Saturday for Russell Warfel and Jerry Baake were hostesses. Many gifts were given for Mrs. Lyster's new baby, Janelle Ruth.
 Guests were:
 Mrs. Herschel Harding, Mrs. Robert Wickman, Mrs Dan Bates, Mrs. Sydney Mccullough, Mrs. Ralph Prescott, Mrs. Jens Sunl- berg, Mrs. Olaf Hansen, Miss Joan Washington, Miss sharon Bakke. Miss Peggy Price, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs James Simmons, Ms. R. ". McKibben and Mrs. Frank zepp.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24
LEGION AUXILIARY IN
 FIGHT ON COMMUNISM

The Americn Legion Auxiliary will participate actively in a united front against Communism in which leading national organizations will work, Mrs. Viola Erickson Ameli- canism Chairman of Wrangell Unit of the auxiliary. announced this week.
 At the All-American conference sponsored by the American Legion recently in which 66 of the nation s leading patriotic, religious. labor. business, professional and eduea. tional organizations took part, George w. Craig, Legion National Commander, was directed to ap- point a cross-section committee to plan permanent organization.
 A resolution adopted by the con ference declared:
 World Communism is the great est present threat 10 domestic se- eurity and peace on earth. Its No. targets are God and our American way of life in the United States. the last stronghold of undiluted human freedom"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24
SIX FREIGHTER sAILINGs
 SCHEDULED FOR NEXT MONTE

Six Alaska freighter sailings for the month of March were announc- ed this week by the Alaska Steam ship Company.
 Two are scheduled for March 3 the motorship Terminal Knot for Cordova. Valdez, Seward. seldovil, Homer and Kodiak; and the mo- torship Palisana with an army ca Q go for Whittier.
 March 10 the. motorship Square Knot is set f3r Ketchikan. Wran- gell, Petersburg, Juneau. Haines, Skagway and sitka.
 The Square Knot is scheduled again for March 24 calling at Ketchikan, Wrangell Petersburg. Juneau, Pelican and Sitka.
 These freighter departures sup plement the combination freight and passenger vessel sailings schad- uled each Saturday at II a. m. for Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska ports.
 Simultaneous with this announce ment, a company spokesman stated that the motorship Square Sinnet is now set to sail February 24 Tor Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau and Sitka in place of the SuuaTC Knot formerly scheduled for that date.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24
LEGION AUXILIARY HITS
 MEMBERSHIP 0F aOo n0o

The American Legion Auxiliary began it's February activities with nearly 800,O0O members enrolled for 1851, according to Mrs. Jean Nel- son. membership chairman of the Wrangell unit This was an ln- crease of approximately 100000 over the same date last year ana was strong indication the auxiliary would reach it's million-member goal this year, Mrs Nelson said.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24
GEMBER OF AssOCIATED PREss
REDMEN News Notes

stikine Tribe No. 5, Improved Order of Redmen, held their regu- lar meeting Tuesday night in the Redmen Hall. Robert Rooney was appointed to represent the Redmen at the Wrangell Health Council. Sachem Layman was the represen- tative but is unable to attend the Health Council meetings as they fall on the same evening as the Redmen meetings.
 Work on the new stairway has progressed rapidly and the stairs may be ready for use Saturday night. The Saturday (tomorrow) night party will be potluck.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24
BUILDING ROOM

An office room and store room above the picking room are undee construction at the Harbor Sen Foods this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24
PROSPECTING FOR SHRIMP

The Marceland and the Christine II are prospecting for shrimp for the Harbor Sea Foods in new areas this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24
NOTTCF TO CREDITORS

A=N AAAA tAObA f4 1OlhI FUN THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA. DIVISION ONE. WRANGEIL PRECINCT.
 In the Matter of the Estate of
 LAURA CARSON. Deceased
 Notice is hereby given that Bca H. Carson has been appointed the administrator of the estate of Laurl Carson, deceased All persons hay. ing claims against said estate are required by law to present. wita proper vouchers. said claims within six t6) months from the date of this notice at the offices of Ben H, Carson, Federal Building. Box 561. Wrangell Alaska.
 Signed, BEN H. CARSON.
 Administrator. Pub: Feb. 24; Mar. 3. 10. r. 1850
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24

Naheene Council No. 1. Degree of Pocahontas, met Wednesday eve ming in the Redmen Hall with IT present. Jewel Binkley and Alice Ellis were presented with Past Po- cahontas pins. Ruth Binkley gave a report on the Health Council meeting.
 The invitation to join the ladies for lunch was accepted by most of the husbands of members pres ent. The tables were attractively decorated in the Washington S Birthday motif. Two tables O. ca nasta and one of rummy were in play after the lunch.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-24
IN JUNEAU HOSPITAL

Dave Lewis is in the government hospital at Juneau where it was necessary to .amputate a foot re- gently.
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rooms - BY day. week or n onth. CAL
"a 9Th sT.-Double room, twin beds;
81 each; single room. Sc; Ii. 4-9722'
SLEEPING ROOMS. furn,; 6 s4s K
st. ne; after 8 pm. AT. $3.50:
CoLoRED-1e7 U ST. N.E.-Front
rm., furn.: privils.; couple. DU. 1924
CoLoRED-Front room: all privil.; 9
employed men or 2 ladies or couple;
to care for child If desired. Ii
CoLoRED-Nicely furn. rm.: man OF
settled set " woman, 242 14th pl. ne.
CoLoRED-Room in quiet home for
employed couple. Cooking privileges
C eii AIRY ROOM
Co COL isEE' m TWo ICE. ATTRACTIVE
unfurn. or furn. rms. 1928 Morse
CoLoRED-71s 18th ST. Ne
Large front rm., nicely furn.; empl.
cple. or . girls. LII. 3-691S. la
CoLORED-6l6 9Th ST. Mere
fined empl. ladies', front I'm twin
COLoRED-NICE ROOM for woman,
with privileges. Call Ii. 7-7995
COLORED-MASTER BEDRM.. furn
| or unfurn.; quiet. exclusive neigh
! borhood; cow. transp.; not a room
couple or single. DU. 09S4.
OLORED-FURNISH ROOM fol
| settled Christian lady; also nict
basement room and kitchen. Ii
CoLoRED-33O E ST. N.E.-Lge
semifurn rms; reas> rent: utilities
furn.: open for your inspection. J
GERALD JUSTINE, Az 9Th, st
COLORED-BEDRM.- SITTING RIM
Detach. home; conveniences for dis.
coLoRED-NlCE RIM; for man q
woman; privs. 134 r st. ne. co
CoiLIo9RED-sINGLE ROOM for EN- e
Ployed person; some privileges; SIS,
CoLoREDNMIDDLE ROOMS or back
rooms to rent; all PRIVILEGES. Ii.