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Evening star., 1950-01-19

small hotels or garrets where they
pay as much as SIS or $40 a
month. They all have healthy ap-
petites. Three of them almost ate
us out of house and home when
we invited them to a good res
taurant and told them to shoot the
works.
Music Students Serious.
In general the most serious
American students are those who
are studying music and post-grad-
uate in French literature and Ian
guage.
These people can't possibly pass
their examinations without slav-
ing. The strange language and
equally strange French teaching
methods don't make things easier.
Most of the loafers are to be
found among art students and
those taking the eight-month
course in French civilization" at
the Sorbonne. But even the art
students are credited with being
more serious than the gang that
haunted Montparnasse during the
20's. The small army of Ameri-
cans now attending the Sorbonne
are a lot more serious about their
work than the fancy young ladies
and gentlemen who came over here
for finishing" during the 20's and
30's.
Experts Commend Vets.
Here are a few experts opinions
on the subject:
William E. Share. who was
wounded in World War while
serving in Company I. 10th Inf.
1st Div, now boss of Veterans At
fairs in France and Belgium:
II should say that 80 per cent
OF the veterans studying over here
are doing a serious job of it. We
are not here to regulate their
morals. All we insist on is that
they attend classes and do good
work. There are phonies every
where but the percentage here is
very small.
please don't write a glamor
story. We have gotten LOIS new
students since last August and we
don't know whether we are COM
ing or going"
Prof, Jules Gentil, professor of
piano at the Conservatory of Mu-
sic and at the Ecole Normale de
Musique where there are so Ameri-
can students:
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Vets Can't Loaf in Paris Studies

"They are magnificent. your STU
dents. Not all have great talent
but they are serious and work ex-
tremely hard and a number are
going to be great musicians one
day. They are a fine group of
young people and there is not a
loafer among them"
Evening star., 1950-01-19
7 Taken in Abe Raid
On Still Near HoadIy

Two Manassas men were ar
rested yesterday in a raid on a
75-gallon still hidden in the woods
near Hoadly, Prince William
County, Va.
Alton Smith Cornwell, 81, and
his nephew, Howard Milton Corn
we'll, 27, both were charged with
operating a still and bond was set
at $500 each pending a hearing
in Manassas tomorrow.
ABC Investigator M. K. Bryant,
who made the raid with Deputy
Sheriff T. D. Wheeling, said they
surprised the pair while the still
was in operation.
1--WE were about so yards from
them when they spotted us and
started to rum" said Mr.. Bryant.
He said the men were caught
after a chase of 200 yards, on foot.
Mr.. Bryant estimated the still
had been operating two months.
ell said he found four gallons of
rye whiskey, 90 gallons of mash,
100-gallon barrel, three 55- gall
lon barrels and 81 half-gallon
jars. The still was about 600 yards
in the woods, off Route 642.
Fertilizer for Rice Paddles
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ADVERTISEMENT.
"OId at 40, SO, COZ"
. Man, You're Crazy

Forget your age! Thousands are peppy at 20: IIy
Rundown feeling due solely to body's lack OF iron
which many men and women call old ~ III.
Ostrex Tonic Tablets for pep younger ieelns snis ~
,v~y day. New get acquainted SIZE onts oo~
AT all drug stores everyWhere-iin Wash
1nston, at Lisgett Rexall Stores
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Your selection will be delivered to
your home every week and the cost to
yes msy BE- as little ss $l.1s per wsek.
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Arlington-Closei in
ONLY $3.50 DOWN

REASONABLY LOW PRICED
TERMS LESS THAN RENT
Modern 2-story, broom brick (semi.
detached) home with full-size base
ment having space for game room:
oil heat; entrance to fenced rear
yard. Property Immediately clean
and nicely decorated. Has cozy
living room with large mirror over
mantel. Cheerful dining room and
modern equipped kitchen on 1st
noor. good-size bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor. Located on quiet
traffic free, off-street court; con-
venient to bus, Shirlington Shopping
Center and Shirley highway. Idea
for service family. 5 minutes to
Pentagon.
OPEN . TILL DARK.
1851 SOUTH 4 MILE RUN DRIVE
Drive out Shirley highway to circle,
turn right at Hot Shoppe to Semi
nary rd. and left on 4 Mile Run
drive to property.
Dick Bassett, Realtor
Specializing in Va. Since 1925"
CHI. 5057, CHI, 43l1
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S11,950
~ G0En nHWN

1l-poOV OS"N =.
Beautiful brick, story-and-half
bungalow; 1st floor, large liv. rm.
with fireplace. din. rm., fully
equipped kitchen, l bedrm. and
bath; 2nd floor. l large bedrm;
with plenty closet space; full
bsmt. with outside entrance.
Owner, being transferred to
Japan. will sacrifice at this very
low price. Don't miss this buy.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGlNIA
ARL. HOMES

Six-rm, 1i2-story white brick bum
galow, full bsmt.; level lot. Sl4,675.
ed garage. Lge. lot, S24,650.
Three-bedrm. bungalow; corner lot.
S12,150.
All above houses are conv to schools,
shopping and transportation.
RFJJI All G0SS Oh 5682
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcon.. }

7-ROOM BRICK COLONIAL, 25-ft
and kit. ! bedrm. and "a bath on
1st floor; bedrms., full bath up
stairs; shower bath in bsmt., gas
heat: close to schools and transp
in N. Arlington price, S19,950.
PoSNER, GIL, 1898 or or. 1924.
5-RooM BUNGALOW, in very good
condition; . bedrooms and bath,
liv. rm. and ful1-s size dining room,
kitchen. full basement: lot 5Ox150:
in Clarendon. Va, near transp. and
shopping. Price, Sl1,75O; reas.
terms. H. G. SMITHY CO., ST.
5000. 20
BY OWNER bedrm. Colonial. Falls
Church; $1,000 down: insulated; gas
st trust; l5 min. to Pentagon
GnPn0N
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ACCENT ON SETTING
ARLINGTON

6.rm. white Cape Cod; . full baths
hrepl.; side porch; bsmt.; hot water
heat; slate roof; corner lot, we'll
HANDICAPPED; . blocks from bus
schools, stores. heart of Arlington
terms reasonable: open for inspec.
tion: 4723 N. Gath Rd, call CH
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S12,950
FUTURE INCOME PROPERTY
GQ nnn rAGH

Large, 2-story, 8-rm. home,
conveniently located; 4 large bed
rooms. front and rear porches;
full bsnt. with outside entr..
shower and wash basin and work
bench; expansion attic; bsmt.
ideal for apt. or business; over u
area rezonable commercial in a
fast-growing section. Should go
GI. If you are looking for large
home. be sure to see this; S3,-
900. cash required.
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BRICK MODERN

MANNAS REALTY. co.
2116 Wilson blvd. Glebe Or OK. 27s4.
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S9,950

Gl NOTHING DOWN
New brick bungalows, featur-
tng picture window liy. rrn., with
corner windows in other rms. of
house, fully eauipd. kit, din. rm.,
lge. liv. rm., . bedrms. and full
tiled bath; stairway to expan-
sion attic; conv. located. blks.
from streetcar. shopping CEN
ter to be erected on subdivision,
For further details, call this offce.
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CONTINUED on Next Pass3
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peter j. hagan

,Resltor, 3s4l oath st. NE.
UN. 1855, WA. 1857
Once Open Daily, Including
Sunday, o am. to 8 p.m.
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S9,500
~sF NyOTTTYNr HNuTH

CT NOTHING DOWN
Beautiful 5-rm. bungalow. liv.
rm. with firepl., lge. din. nm,
equipd. kit, 2 bedrmS, and bath,
full bsmt. with laundry rn1;. oil
heat; corner lot with picket
fence. This is your little white
cottage.
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acknowledgements

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1880
Dutch Colonial. On corner lot. Gen.
ter hall, large living rm., firepl., full
lavatory, Ist floor; 3 bedrms. and
baths on End. Storage attic Full
basement. Venetian blinds. Detached
garage. Excellent condition. Priced
reasonable. Directions: over 14th
st. bridge to Arlington Ridge rd. to
Russell rd. at Presidential Gardens.
continue on Russell rd. to sos, cor
ner Russell and Myrtle.
CURTIS E. MARTIN, INC.
120 S. Royal ST., Alex. AL. 6s15,
TIE. 254S. -29
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.s go oSn
AacrrakH ri M0REC ACT

ASSUME CT MORTGAGE
Three-bedrm. brick bungalow,
located in better section Of West
Hyattsville. Beautiful living room,
3 large bedrms., large modern
kitchen, tiled bath. full base
ment; all-brick construction;
beautiful corner lot; concrete
streets; $500 cash, assume 40
mortgage. Rare opportunity.
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SALE, Sc, 1896. SALE.
8 room house. gas heat. with full
size bsnnt., S1,sp5 down, S64
monthly. In jefferson Manor. Phone
OV. 4S4e. 80
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SUBURBAN SALE-viR6iklA
Here's Everything!!!

@1O1 y HFN1 J U11131S'
It's new! It's spacious! It's close to
bus and shops It's secluded! This
cedar shingle ranch type home with
> picture windows in living room
and dining bay, plus fireplace, offers
a lot for little; beautiful kitchen;
, excellent bedrooms; attached ga
rage and workshop; only S13,650
Come and see it,
REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. JA. 4-1620.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlklA
ARLINGTON
(1xt114NS o4N
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Open Sun, IL to 5 (Vacant)


COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Open Sun, IL to 5 CVacant)
4615 32nd st. North
Panoramic view of the rolling hills.
clubhouse and golf course: situated
on a level lot: 175-ft street front;
many tall oaks; roomy foyer with
closet; through-hall plan 22-ft.
cathedral type beamed ceiling; liv.
rm.. bookshelves. wood-burnlng fire.
pl., paneled den. family-Size din.
rm., corner cupboard, kit 12xS.
electrically equipped and monel
sink: very cheerful breakfast rm.
1st-fl., twin-size bedrm. and tiled
BATH; 2nd f., > pacious bedrms,
and tiled bath; wealth of closets
plus storage rm; complete maid s
quarters; Bendix; oil h.-w.h.: built
in garage. Owner has moved; for
immed. sale. liberal terms to ap-
proved purchaser. Directions; Out
Lee hwy, right on N. Glebe TO
Rock Spring rd, (by country club
. blks and left on Wakefield St.
left on 32nd st. to open sign.
Exclusive with
Fred ]. George, Realtor
GL. 6776 2137 North Glebe rd,
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$3.50

Brick bungalows, liv. rm., 2
lse. bedrms. and bath, large
kitchen equipped with 7-ft. refgr.
oil heat; lots 50x195; monthly
paymts. approx. S56, include
taxes and ins.
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ARLINGTON
HEART-CATCHER

Take peek at this lge 3-bedrm.,
2-bath brick rambler and you'll be
amazed at the comfortable floor
plan. What a kitchen! Bendix,
garbage disposal, exhaust fan. de
luxe range and S-ft refgr.; lovely
picture windows brighten UP the
living-din. rm.; firepl; pull down
stairway for extra storage, spacious
breezeWay and garage; 9Ox12O-ft.
lot in established reighborhood Of
fering convenience galore. Only
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S12,So0
GQ mn "a GH

Brick Cape Cod. Lovely liv. rrn.
with open fireplace, din. rm.,
eouipd. kit. Q nice bedrms., mod
ern tiled bath with modern flx-
lures; expansion attic: oil w.h.
cash, assume ~ loan.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlNiA
AFFAIR?

Then see this new 7-bedroom brick,
divided into 4-bedroom and 3-bed-
room apartments, each with fully
equipped electric kitchen. All rooms
larger than average. On large lot.
with plenty of garden space. "a mi
new Shirley hwy, 6 mi. D. c., in
Annandale. Only Sl6,a50 Easy
financing. MILLS REALTY CO.,
Annandale. FA. O99a.
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ALEXANDRIA

attention veterans; GI appraised: no
down payment necessary, settlement
charges about $500: 5-rm. bunga -,
hy:, rm. with firepl, din. rm., kit
with breakfast nook, 2 bedrms. and
path, range, refrigerator, combina
tion screens and storm windows: full
bsmt.. outside ent.; lot 50x15O IT:
west RoSemont, l blk. to Russell
rd.;, good bus service. blks. tc
grade and high school
R. L. KANE, INC.
Realtors, King and Wash. SITS
Alex, AL. 30l3 Ewes, AL. 6al1
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ARLINGTON RIDGE

girias incest section is this new
home; brilliant combinat ton OF
fine planning and superb construc-
tion. Every feature shows the re-
suit of careful thought. The lge, liv.
rm. has marble firepl., spacious
din; rm.. fully equip. kitchen, n
bath on st A.; upstairs are 3
really excellent bedrms and > full
baths: the full bsmt. includes a Ice,
rec. rm.,. finished in knotty pine and
piastered, has a frepl. and opens
onto patio on same level maids
room and bath; gar: side screened
porch and sun deck. Priced at
S33.5 500. This home may be shown
by appointment only.
MANNAS REALTY co.
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-F YOU ARE LOOKING
Excellently Located

Beautiful N. Arl. neighborhood, Gloss
to fast bus. on lovely corner lot; this
all-brick 2-bedrm home. Attractive
clubrm., fuorescent lighting, all-elec-
trio. kitchen, garbage disposal dish.
washer. A splendid buy, For fur.
ther information call
EDWARDS REALTY
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkl

SUNNYBROOK = 4-bedrm., 2-bath
everything; full bsmt.. cas- heat, fully
equip. kit; 81 900, low down pay
ment; G1 and FHA financing.
RlveTdale Heiahts-S4,25U, $500
down, bal. $50 a mo-. incl. every
BUNGALOW: conv. to schools. shop
ping, transp., etc. A real buy. See
1t today.
HUDSON CO.
4110 Annapolis Rd., BladenSburg Md.
UN. 7l71 weekdays. Hy. O515 week
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INSIDE MAGIC

This newly decorated custom built
7-rm. brick Colonial has a bedrm
or den and "a bath down; paneled
liv rm., firepl., family din. rm.
with swiss style corner cupboards: (:
equip. kit. with breakfast space and
shaded screened porch; 3 oversize
closets throughout, plus stairway to
f1oored attic: level wooded lot and
garage: adjoining Wynnwood. Priced
to sell. May go G1. Call OW. 5000
for appt.
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REALTORS
Falls Church. FA. 1920. --3f
NEW MODERN
5-RM. CAPE COD
EXCEPTIONAL

4-bedroom. 2-bath, all-brick rambler
Tor the discriminating home seeker.
Here is the last word in beautiful
homes. A rambler defying adequate
description, on lot with a superb
view.
First level-2 large bedrooms. over
size closets throughout, beautiful
living room with picture windows,
brick fireplace, lovely formal dining
room also with picture window,
with crystal chandelier and French
doors leading to lovely sun porch;
large kitchen. fully equipped, with
dishwasher, etc, with breakfast
area: large storage room; beautiful
tiled bathroom.
Lower level-Finished 30-ft. recrea-
ton. room with fireplace that is
loyelier than most living rooms eb-
solutely THE THING -. with
French. doors leading to terrace:
large bedrooms. and another tiled
bath.
Breezeway to gear garage.
All this on q large lot.
offered for immediate sale at
S33,500. Nothing like it for the
price, 3 minutes to downtown
washington. Shown by appoint
FRANCES G. VEACH
ow. 9196. FA. 1000
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SUBURBAN SALE-MD. tcont. }
VFTEP ANS

SETTLEMENT CHARGES ONLY
a-oedrm. bungalow. with expansion
TO $4,000 with monthly payments
as low as $50 per mo-, incl. taxes
and insurance. Nr. schools and
transportation; D. C. fare. Located
at the intersection Addison rd. and
Roosevelt ave. in Seat Pleasant. Md.
Salesman on premises till dark.
Sales Office on Addison I'd.
MT. RAINIER REALTY CO., AP. 210O
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-10
Annual Banquet
 Is Gala Affair

The annual banquet for members lof the ANB and ANS was given Monday evening. It featured seven turkeys furnished by Lennie Eng strom, with the birds being roasted by seven ladies of the ANS. Other members of tn ANS prepared yege- table and salad and desserts.
 The banquet is an annual affair, usually given the first week in January but delayed this year on account of the bad weather. Over loo attended.
 At the speakers table, seated with the presidents of both orders, were former presidents. Current presidents are William Willard for the ANB and Mrs. Marcus Daily of the ANS.
 Louis Paul, a former president, gave talk He said in part:
 Out of our trials and tribula- tions grew this organization of the Alaska Native Brotherhood. We must grow in strength and not be do-nothings. We must be do-some- things. We who could not vote in 1916, now vote. We who could not send our children to schools in 1920 now can have all the advan- tages of the white race at the same school The uplifting of our people in Alaska started in the town Of Nrangen and spread to all parts of the territory, and the different tribes now in this place are seat ed at table and eating in a friend ly manner. Our people do not sit at tables unless they are friends. We have accomplished much but we must continue to be do-sOme- things and not lOiter on the trail and become do-nothings if We are to be real sisters and brothers of our native Alaska"
 Other speakers were Don c Miller, who spoke for the delegates who attended the recent conven- tion at Klawock; Pat Patterson, corresponding secretary of the ANB; Walter Rudolph and Ms William Smith, secretary of the Grand Lodge.
 After the banquet there was a grand march and dancing and games were played. Music was fur nished by records and by Mir. and Mrs Joe Kuntz.
 Postmaster was Louis Wigg.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-10
TOURIST GUIDES

The Girl Scouts of Wrangell Alaska have compiled an infoerma- tive mimeographed pamphlet about their community (p D. 1500) which they present to all visitors When a tourist ship comes into port a committee of Scouts and leaders is on hand to meet it. As the booklet they present contains an invitation to take part in a guided tour Girl Scout guides, of course) Scouts, with their leaders sometimes take the visitors around to see the local sights. The pam phlet contains a short history of Wrangell, list of missions, churches, lodges and organizations; a list of points of intesest and chief industries and other notes about the community. The Scouts are doing a first-rate public re- lations Job for their town-and for themselves. People who visit Wrangell are impressed.
 Mrs. Webb said the girls are preparing another pamphlet to be used on this year guide tours and the group is looking forward eag- erly to the coming season.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-10
Postmaster Warns
 On Chain Letters

Postmaster E. R. sharnbroieh issued warning this week to per sons who have been mailing "chair letters through the local post office. A number of these have been turned in to the Postmaster during the past few weeks and they have been sent in to the Solicitor for instructions on them. Chain Letters are prohibited in the mails and persons found mailing them are liable to a fine of $1,OOO or imprisonment of two years, or both; and Tor any subsequent offense the penalty is five years imprisonment
 Anyone receiving "chain letters" will aid the post office department if they will turn them in with any information they can determine from them.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-10
ThunderbirdS
 Win Two Games

The Wrangell Thunderbirds. lo- cal town team. handed the Ketchi- kan Eagles a double setback We'd nesday and Thursday here. The scores were 56 to 45 and 63-6O.
 The game last night was a thrill CT, going into two overtime pe- riods. The Thunderbirds were ahead 22-13 at the quarter and 32-26 at the half. It appeared like the game was in the bag when the third period ended with the locals still enjoying an 11-point lead, 46- 35.
 Something happened in the final quarter, however, as the visitors started ehopping away at the Thur derbirds' lead and the regulation playing time ended in a frenzy of basket and a 5353 tie.
 The first overtime saw the two teams trade shot for shot and again ended in a tie. 57-57.
 The Thunderbirds went to work in the second overtime. however and in an exciting few minutes pulled three points. ahead, winning 63-60.
 The Eagles brought only six players and by previous agreement they were allowed to stay on the floor after drawing their quota of five fouls. Two Eagles finished the game with six fouls and one with seven.
 The box scores.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-10
Dimes Collections
 Top Last Year

March of Dimes collections to- tailed $359.46 as of yesterday. near ly $1O0 more than last year, La Donna Castle, collection chairman for the Emblem Club, reported. This amount has been turned over to Mayor P. c. Mccormack for dis tribution to proper organizations. The Emblem Club, sponsor of the drive each year, expressed their thanks to all organizations and per sons who helped make this drive success.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-10
Girl Scouts Here
 Given Praise

Work of the local Girl Scouts n lconducting tourists around town during the summer has gained na- tional attention, Mrs. Frank Webb. Girl Scout leader. said this week National Girl Scout headquarters sent letter to Mrs. Earl Intolubbe at the Institute commenting on the girls work, together with an article which appeared in the Girl Scout official publication recently. Both are reprinted here. Mrs. E. c. Intolubbe
 Wrangell Institute
 Wrangell. Alaska
 Dear Mrs Intoloubbe:
 We have heard so many good com ments on the project carried on by the Girl Scouts of Wrangell this past summer in meeting tourist ships; in fact, it created so much interest that the enclosed excert was printed in the Girl Scout pub lication entitled COPY in order that other communities might be aware of the good job you are do- ing in Girl Scouting and to share the excellent public relations ap- peal of an event like yours. We would be most interested 10 know if you are planning to con- tinue this project during the sum- mer of 1850.
 Since leaders in Wrangell other than you may have participated in this project I hope you will share this letter and the enclosed ex- cerpt with them.
 Sincerely yours
 Miss Dorothy J. Petron
 Regional Director
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-10
LAUNDRY TO OPERATE
 AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE

The Wrangell Steam Laundry will continue to operate on a more or less restricted basis, Phil Will Hams said this week. He asked that customers send only necessary washing during the water shortage, and the laundry would try to give as good service as possible.
 Water is being hauled in from creeks in the laundry's truck for washing. Williams said that a pick up will be made Saturday if GUS toners will telephone a request.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-02-10
Demo Farley
 To be in Sitka

The Southaest Alaska (First Diyision) Democratic convention was called for March in Sitka Rep. James Nolan, Divisional chair man. announced.
 He said the divisions 43 pre- cincts will hold caucuses not later than Feb. 24 to elect delegates to the convention. Nolan said he ex- poets about 40 delegates to go to Sitka.
 The convention will adopt a divisional platform and elect a diyi- sional committee of not less than Is members" he said.