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Evening star., 1950-11-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
% Doctors home and offices.
ALMOST READY!

SH3 300
BRICK RANCH house nearing COM
pletion. Buy now and choose your
own decorations. Home features:
entrance hall. large liV. rm. with
fireplace. din alcove. de luxe kit,
3 bedrms.. ~ baths, bsmt.. lndry.,
Lear garage, rear patio and pretty
mont WI A40n
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PLEASANT LIVING
HOME WITH INCOME
ENGLISH RTTNCaT0m

With. bundles of charm, in Silver
Spring. bedrms. plus den, pam
S16,950. Call SH. SOLO till Q pm
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT a.
INSITp ANFE 00 n
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442O CONN. AVE.
Wilson Blvd, Arlington
Between Courthouse Rd,

And Clarendon Circle
40-ft front. by Soft. deep. can di.
vide; excel. location any retail busi-
ness or offices; rent reasonable.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
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DUTCH COLONIAL

Bethesda area. nearly completed
choose your own decorating. LARGE
ROOMS. First fl, liv. rm with fire.
place. din. rrn.. de luxe kit. > bed
rooms and bath, exceptionally large
expandable attic with bath roughed-
in. full bsnit.. lndry, gas a.-c. heat.
Good financing. Phone Mr.. Dumont,
WI 9400.
VIM. H. SMITH co.
726 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda, Md.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
COLORED-SlO.5OO

NO. ENGLEWOOD
Asbestos shingle bungalow. year old;
large liv. rm.. good sized equipped
kit. bedrms., tile bath: full cry
daylight bsmt., outside entry; laun-
dry trays; gas heat: corner windows;
Venetian blinds; hilltop location;
$500 So. it, wooded lot, including
several lovely dogwood; 3 blocks to
new high school and close to gram
mar school
j. VICTOR DICKEY
Builder of Better Homes WA. 1146
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Warehouse = Downtown
WAREHOUSES WANTED

We have three urgent calls for ware
houses in D. C. with 5000 to 1000
tonguay. VI. 1859. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1913 K ST.. NV. Ma. Il6o.
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$4,000 TO INVEST in small apt.
or commercial property. Call GE.
1882, after 8 pm. 10
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CLINTON

CLINTON
Near Andrews Field
Cape Cod, asbestos shingle bungalow
Lge. ltv. rm,, 14x17: firepl.. din. rm.,
kit. 2 bedrms,, tile bath on 1st FIR.
attic. Full bSmt. A.-c. heat. Level
lot 100x200. All of this for only
$10,950. Call Mr.. Moore, LU.
4o43S2. Ewes. and wk. ends. VI.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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aVt., SI3.95U. Large 40 st trust.
2o6ee5 2-bed5Tn1: brick Colonial, a large
master bedrm.. 30 #. long: separate
dining room. full bsmt., gas heat:
approx. 3 yrs. old VIM. II. SAUN-
DERS CO.. INC. DI. 10I5 till pm
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MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO
Oo1 1Ih CT N w III I,

DESIRABLE BRICK BUNGALOW
1902 GSth AVE.
DEFENSE HEIGHTS. MD.
broom and bath brick bungalow in
new-houSe condition stairway to
foored attic suitable for expansion;
full basement: fenced play area
Can be purchased with reasonable
down payment and assume large AZ
trust, For appt. call Mr.. Crawford,
10. 9-S67S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th ST. NV, DI. 3346
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-ARL.---NEW s-RM. FRAME HOME
Fine little farm on Ia acres In
country club estates. 8 rms, 3
baths, porches, rec. rm.. all i'm
proVements, grow all needed for
bombs danger. fine new home In
city; S23. .750, by owner, builder
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co
1sns II Ct NV MA ooAs
S2,25O DOWN
pG,ZOU ~ w In
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Close-in Silver Spring, large lot; gar
bage disposal Venetian blinds. stor-
age attic: only S12,250 Call Mrs
McEwan, 81. OTIS; cox & CO..
ewes. WO. 3S1S.
1NVESTORS-DOCTORS
THIS PROPERTY OFFERS SEVERAL
POSSIBILITIES. SPACIOUS HOME
ON LARGE LOT approx. 1onx
200l. THIS GROUND IS VALUABLE
AND ZONED APT. HERE ARE A
FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR PRESENT
USE.
% Doctors home and offices.
2) Possibility of converting home
into several apis. There is a guest
cottage and apt. over garage that
can be rented Immediately
HERE IS OPPORTUNITY KNOCK
ING 1T IS A SACRIFICE BUY q"
To inspect. phone Mr. Dumont, WI.
9400; ewes, OR. $3.50.
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HOTEL LOCATION

DOWNTOWN
70 rooms within a block of 2 large
bus terminals; low rentals; long lease.
Apply in person. LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN g. CO.. Realtors. 1415 K St.
NV ME- 5400. 10
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

IN DOWNTOWN AREA; 10000 It.:
new 2nd commercial with r r: doors
for trucks and truck loading plat
form. Call Mr.. Castonguay. VI.
9369 or here. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1719 K st. NV. MA. 1855.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEAR 21st AND X SITS. N.W.-Three-
story brick building, good for most
any type business, Office use or fra
ternal organization; reasonable rent.
RE OTS1 TR 7265
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HoUsEs-sALE-vA. tcont.,

ALEXANDRIA-S1,3 800 down. Keep
your. monthly living expenses down
to the minimum BY brep yps bdst in this
bedrooms full basement; fenced rear
yard. 1t is one of the finest and
cleaneSt houses we have had; owner
selling due to transfer. TOWN g.
COUNTRY REALTY CO.. oW. 4420,
Alexandria. CozY BUNGALOW
lot with white fence all around; a
b,edrm: and bath on 1st floor with
ly rm roo din rm 5nd kit; sao, stairs tai to
Only block from Russell rd. and
sis,65o with cash about $500 on on
GI plan or S3,250 and SS1 a month
sToWn T s445 or trase eSe Sn Ga s95 M
eAs q See r. W HoopFs feSfseie fNc zig erGPsrss Prinse
ARLINGTON; Lee, Heights; north of
old; conven. to schools: II min. to
Pentagon. corner wooded lot; ter
raced garden with barbecue pit: 3
bedrms.; baths on End f.: powder
rm and den on i st A.; oil heat;
spest, cali fHI5 oR. f4os. a'sii M1. V 1osi. II.
st. NV. MI. 1850. .
LkADE 1EAk-OLD bungalow; / to 3
blks., transp., stores; , bedrms., ex-
W. D. WHITENER. Broker. oW.
LEE BLvD.-Brick Colonial home on
acres: 190-ft. frontage on blvd !;
spacious lawn and garden. trees,
sIudaS shIIdos an and ols flowers; quiet and Sc
S21 800; substantial cash req. Drive
out Lee blvd. 12 miles from Memo
rial Bridge to lst brick house on
wssTPaWS@daaFb,ila lsts PaSs SedaF lane i'm .cu,.,.
bedroom BUNGALOW. on top of the
hill, has living room and equipped
Kitchen: Large lot. A steal for $I2,-
ToMN eSi coSNrRS 5SS sSF REaGTY. f2R2F1.msRt o%.
saBEbRH' BEE; NV, ,BGsSG.;1ow-n- asS9; ,or. 1T.
hard road; transp.; 30 min. D. C.:
$SI6;25O; terms. G. II. McNAB. 115
HHillwood- ave-. Falls Church, Va.
YeH Sc oW2 5SSR' 1T to yourself to INSPECT ms
on a beautiful acre overlooking a
future park. If you want to live
out away and enjoy peace and quiet
after busy day in the city. you
VIII love Annandale. All rooms are
large and the kitchen Is house
radio de luxe electric range and s.
It. electric refriserator; 25 minutes
to town. Must be seen to be appre-
ctated, SCI 900. CARROLL BICKLE
OW. 1920.
BY OWNER. LEAVING - 3-bedrm.
2ha-bath brick Colonial q bedrm
and bath. 1st ~, GE kit, garbage
disposal etc; IA construction
super loe.: lge. cash req. CHI. 1901
AN EXCELLENT 6-rm: brick Colonial
located near Falls Church on a half
acre corner lot and about yrs. old
lst "A. consists of liv. rm. with
nrepl.. din. rm., equipped kit. and
screened porch; 3 bedrms. and tile
bath upstairs. Storage attic, full
bsmt, gas a;-c. heat, and priced al
SS1rs:500, with substantial cash
6333: ewes. FA. 1947. 3
ARL.-NEW s-RM FRAME HOME
Fine little farm on Ia acres in
country club estates. rms,
baths, . porches, rec. rm. all i'm
provements, grow all needed for
large family. Live at home out OF
bombs danger, fine new home In
city; $3.50, by owner. builder
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S15 5OO-RAMRT,FR

Sust listed. new brick rambler ready
for occupancy. Overlooking the golf
pep IN SIyef sdpThg dnnG Inv rm Slfh Sad
rms. nicely equipped kit. with Hot
point elec. stove, garbage disposal,
GE refgr.; porch. full bsmt. with
layatory and outside entrance.
THE GOSS CO.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
26-ACPE ESTATE

A handsome, brick, Geor-
gian residence with eight spa
ctouS rooms and three baths,
four wood burning f1replaces,
two-car detached brick ga
rage. tenant house, two small
LAKES; truly a lovely home and
sit lated on SO acres of extern
sively and beautifully land
scaped grounds. Priced rea-
sonably at S55,000. Inspec-
Mr.. Terms. HU. SS65. with
SHANNON & LUCHS &C
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STOP LOOK READI

Brick bungalow; 5 rms, tile bath;
Bendix washer; near school and
transp.; 500 per mo-; taxes and in
surance incl. Only S11 $50. Call
at once, Mrs. Hall, 81. 6033, cox
& CO., ST.. OTIS.
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$40 o50-S1 950 DOWN

And S6025 per mo. buys this 2
bedroom home; Anchor fence. alu-
minum storm windows, cheerful
equip. kitchen. Call Mrs. Hart, 81.
O775; ewes, WA. 661S. cox g. CO.
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5.8 ACRES
PLUS

<-yr.-old. 5-rm. masonry bungalow;
liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm. all
elec. kitchen; 2 large bedrms. tiled
bath; steps to expandable attic; base
ment with ground-level entrance; oil
h.-w.h screened porch; awnings
etc. Beautiful view of rolling coun-
tryside. Reduced 50 900 for quick
sale; now only $4,000. GRAHAM
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DETACHED CAPE COD

All this plus a spacious liv nm. with
enameled pine-paneled firepl.. over
dinette: fully equipped kit; bsmt.;
Auchor-fence inclosed; rear garden:
close to bus. school, and shopping,
Located in excellent section of Dis
trict Heights, Md. Price. S14.750;
reasonable down payment Call Mr..
McGinniss. TU. 1888. ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1890 K st. NV;
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SILVER SPRING

Beautiful. large. true Cape Cod home,
located in Hillandale on % acre,
lot surrounded by other beautiful
estates; home is all-brick construc-
tton. has true center-hall entrance,
large living rm.. dining rm.. kitchen
bath on 1st floor; 2nd floor has >
large bedrms. and full bath; side
screened porch: recreation room with
fireplace; built-in garage. Price,
HOLMEAD Realtor
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

8 AcRES-S16. $500
Mr.. MARYLAND UNIV. o. L.
Charming 3-bedrm. home; all rms. a
least 15x16; gas heat; fruit trees
many extras. Terms. SH. 1011
until o pm.
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TODAY ONLY

This 2-bedrm., liv. rm., full-size din
rm., well-equipped kit, bath, full
bsmt. and det gar. can b,
yours for price you cannot fail tt
appreciate
ALLEN REALTY
14S W. Broad st. FA. 440O
Open 8 till 9 3
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
.JR ESTATE

Excel. 6-rm Colonial home, plus 2
porches: oil h.-w.h.: all rms. good
size: located on q corner, level Va
acre lot: near Mclean. CT ap-
proved at 81 900; l0% down. new
ARLINGTON REALTY
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VIM. L. WAKEFIELD
REAT, ESTATE

We are open till 9 pm. for the bene
AT OF those who work late. .
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"NR. 28th & PA. Sc"
A new detached brick apt. with 10
units. all having ? bedrms.; income
over Sl2. 900 year and excellent f.
nancing available. Call NE. l143
until pm. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
A WHITE HOUSE

S22,500
Il want white brick house on a
corner knoll in Glenmar Park" how
often have we heard that? Here it
is. 3 bedrmS.. ga baths. flrepl
screened porch. garage; nearly new;
perfect cond. Terms are exceptional.
Conservative down payment and
SIG per mo-. including everything
Sorry, only l family can be happy
here. So call for appt., ewes, Mr..
Farrell, EN-. 5149.
J. Leo Kolb Co.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-11-01
Tested Recipes
From Our Readers

published in our pages are the tested
and tried ones sent in by our read
ers. Here are. some received recent
ly Maybe you have favorite recipe
you would like to pass on. Please
send it and we will publish it. One
piece or casserole dishes are always
wanted-for the club luncheon or
church supper.
Sometime ago a reader asked for
a recipe for chocolate cake made
with mashed potatoes. I'm sending
my recipe which is quite old and
tested many times. We like it very
much and it's large, moist cake
that keeps well.
Potato chocolate nut cake: 2s cup
shortening part butter), cups
sugar, 4 eggs, l cup hot mashed po-
tatoes, 2 ounces squares chocolate,
cups flour (recipe is made to use
aIl-purpose flour, 31s teaspoons
baking powder, teaspoon CHINA
mon, II teaspoon each cloves and
nutmeg, l cup chopped nutmeats,
II cup milk. Cream butter and
shortening and cup of sugar. In
another bowl beat egg yolks with
remaining cup of sugar. Combine
the two mixtures. Have ready the
hot mashed potatoes Qbe sure there
is no Jumps in the potatoes). Add
potatoes and melted chocolate to
egg mixture. Mix we'll Sift dry in
gradients together and mix with the
nutmeats. Add flour and nut mix
ture alternately with the milk to
the egg and potato mixture. Gently
fold in stiffly beaten egg whites.
Bake in creased loaf pan approx.
As minutes or until a toothpick
comes out clean when tested.-Mrs.
v. H.. Golden Valley county.
A woman who worked in an ice
cream parlor gave me this recipe
for vanilla ice cream: Cook together
cup sugar, 3 eggs, 3 cups milk.
Cool and add l cup cream and
tablespoon vanilla. Makes 2 quarts.
It is smooth and rich.-Mrs. Fl. W.
Dawson county.
Salad dressing cake: cups en-
riched flour, sifted; cup sugar;
tablespoons cocoa; ia teaspoon.
soda; liz teaspoons baking powder
cup cold water; teaspoons va
inilla; "a cup salad dressing. Sift DIR,
ingredienth together three times
Add cold water and vanilla. Mi,
well. Add salad dressing and bea
well. Pour into creased cake pal
about 7x11 inches. Bake in moder
ate oven $3.50 degrees) 40 minute:
Mrs. A. E. r.. Garfield county.
Sponge cake: 10 egg yolks, " GU
hot water, teaspoon lemon extracI
l cup sugar, 12s cups sifted cak
flour, l teaspoon baking powder,
teaspoon salt. Warm egg yolk
slightly, either by allowing them t
stand at room temperature for sew
eral hours or by placing them in
bowl of warm water long enough I
remove the chill. Place yolks in
fairly deep, large mixing bowl an
beat slightly with a rotary eg
beaten. Add hot water gradual,
beating constantly. Add lemon e.
tract. Continue beating for about
minutes. CThe mixture should
light colored and thick enough I
hold soft peak when the beaten
lifted out. 1t is difficult, but n
impossible, to overhead this foam
Sprinkle sugar. 2 tahlesnoons at
Evening star., 1950-05-24
Service Dances TONIGHT

Dances will be held at Andrews
Air Force Base and the North Post
of Fort Myer tonight for members
of the armed services in the Wash
ington area. The dance at the
air base will be at 7::3O pm. and
the one at Fort Myer at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
Secret Uranium Industry Built
By South Africa in Gold Fields

connected with the project said,
could make South Africa the
worlds largest supplier of ura-
mum. an essential atomic energy
raw material Of which the earth
offers a limited known supply.
Already the Union government
has offered to sell her potential
uranium output to the United
States and Britain. The three
countries still are negotiating over
terms, with the United States re-
ported as thinking South Africa S
demands are too stiff.
The 40 to so mines along the
Witwaters Rand last year pro-
duced some 81 million tons of gold
ore. The amount of uranium in
each ton is not great. but "in the
total it means a very big
amount of uranium" Eric Louw,
then Mines Minister, told the
Union Parliament on June 16,
1949.
Though Union scientists and
technicans make up the entire
staff of the pilot uranium pro-
duction plants, American and
British research was utilized in
establishing the production IA
cilities. This three-power research
collaboration is continuing.
Evening star., 1950-05-24
All States Hotel Allowed
1917 Room Rental Increase

A District rent control examiner
has recommended an increase of
nearly 10 per cent in room rentals
at the All States Hotel. 514 Nine
teenth street NV.
With a previous adjustment Of
about 61z per cent in 1947, the
new rentals would be about II
per cent higher than those Of
1941.
The new rentals. which may go
into effect in 10 days unless ap-
pealed, would range from $22 a
month for rooms without running
water to $63.5O for rooms with
private bath, as compared with
the present range of $40 to $55
for the 348 rooms.
The case was heard by Exam
iner James G. Tyson.
In another case, Examiner Will
liam F. Mansfield recommended
an increase of about 7 per cent
for so apartments at 1O15 N
street NV. The Washington
Housing Corp. had sought a Is
per cent increase.
The adjusted rents would range
from $48.25 a month for three
rooms and bath to $80.25 for six
room -andbath units, as compared
with the present range Of from
$45 tos$75.
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RY the Assoeiafed Press

PRETORIA, Union of South
Africa, May 24.-South Africa is
building up a highly secret ura-
mum industry in her rich gold
fields.
The union government has
launched a production project de-
signed to extract uranium from
previously-wasted by-products of
the unions gold production. II
South African expectations are
fulfilled, the output may keep the
West supreme in production of
atomic energy.
Top secret experiments are un-
der way in a number of pilot
plants along the rich Witwaters
Rand gold reef. the vast deposit
which extends south and west
Of Pretoria to Johannesburg.
Successful production, persons
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-31

told of drastic cuts in the CSC ap- propriations for the coming year. together with riders which will necessiate all projects to be es sential to national defense.
 Under these restrictions 1t be- comes evident that if the school is not built at this time 1t will be forever lost to Wrangell under this program.
 The project eontemplates the construction of additions and altera- tions to an existing school. The proposed wrk will include class rooms and a combination auditorium and gymnasium.
 The firm of William Arid John son and Associates of Everett, Washington have been selected as the architects and engineers.
 John D. Argetsinger of Juneau, District Engineer, Community Fac ilities Service, states that construc- ton would in all probability get underway during the 1850 construc- ton season.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-31
Lqdy Eks WM
 Don Foncy Hats

Womens hats have long been the basis for jokes among the mem folk, but this Sunday will see the ultimate in original designs as Emblem Club members strive to outdo each other in the ridiculous.
 As a part of the Petluck Supper Party starting at 6 p. m., each Emblem Club member will wear an Easter bonnet of her own ere ation. A fine will be imposed up- on each one appearing without the special headgear
 Four leading couturiers of the chapeau industry will be on hand to judge the contestants and award prizes to the winners. The judges will be Fred Hanford, Art Nelson, Vern Smith and Joseph Barnell.
 Emblem Club members are ask ed to bring food contributions with choice to be governed according to the following: Ladies whose last names begin with A through c bring a hot dish; H through R, a salad; S through z, a dessert.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-31
ELKs TO INSTALL

Installation of officers will be held at the Elks Lodge this com ing Wednesday April 5.
 New officers to be installed are: Norman Whitaker, Exalted Ruler; John J. Coulter, leading knight; Donald J. House, loyal knight L.. T. Campbell, featuring knight; A. V. Ritchie, trustee; c. p. Mac Creary, secretary, and Frank Zepp, tiler.
 Past Exalted Ruler Chester c. Steear will be installing officer. Whitaker succeeds Joyce Hay as exalted ruler.
 Dan Bates of the Fish and Wild life Service has been appointed Scoutmaster The Elks Lodge spon- sors the Wrangell Boy Scouts. A scout meeting will be held in the school gym at a date to be an nounced.
 April 22 the Elks will have a party for their wives and guests
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-31
(Editorial)

With the governments k this Wrangers appli- cation for funds build the school addition awaits only the voters approval at the Special Election April
 Although the eup of the financing has been explained many times indications that there still doubt in the of few to how it will work
 To those who do not like to read lengthy explanations the total effect of the Bond Iue approved will this
 The school addition going Town Wrangell SINGLE PENNY.
 Yes that's exactly right. Not a single red cent.
 Here's the straight dope
 Total of the addition including architects fees building and equipment and all other charges is $3O0000
 The government provides half-$150000.
 For the other ha the government (GSA) will accept Wan- ge bonds face value with interest payable 2Oyear period Payments will be about $9200 per year These payments will be made with Wrange share of the Territorial Tobacco Tax
 The Town of Wrangel will get hckback Tobacco Tax of $130O0 year This money be spent FOR SCHOOLS spent for schools and school improvements THE TOWN WILL NOT RECEIVE IT.
 Taxpayers of Wrangel will be single penny to pay for this school addition The Town Wrange NOT use a cent of general fund money sales tax money.
 What could be simpler2
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-31
Territory Now
 Out of the Red

'The Territory is temporarily out of the red and the large num- Der of unpaid warrants which have been accumulatfng in the auditors office over a period of months are being paid in their regular order"
 This was the statement issued last week by the Territorial Treas urer. The treasurer, in elaborating on the statement explained that all mones borrowed from the banks have been repaid except interest accrued thereon. This, he explain ed, as was understood by the banks at the time the loans were made, cannot be paid at this time be- cause there is no appropriation for that purpose at the present time and the accrued interest on these loans will not be paid until the next assembly makes provisions therefor.
 1, As of this date, the Territory is operating on a pay-as-you-go basis and will be able to run along that way for some time.
 NEW TAXES MADE POSSIBLE The revenues which have made this possible come largely from the new taxes imposed by the 1949 leg islature. Approximately $3S7,S00 has come from the Tobacco Tax; $1,326,0O0 from the so called Fresh Fish Tax" the larger part of which should more appropriately be called Fish Pack Tax; the newly enacted Trap Tax has yield ed in excess of one million dollars which has been paid into the Ter ritorial Treasury although some $50O,O 900 of this amount should properly be credited to 1949 in- come.
 The income tax case was decid- ] ed in favor of the territory by Judge Folta of the First Division and his decision was sustained by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals at San Fransisco. The Trap Tax litigation, also decided by Judge Folta, resulted in fifty-fifty de- cision. The Court held that the basic tax on the trap was proper but held against the tax imposed | -
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-31
BIRTHDAY PARTY H0N0RS
 MRS. GUS JOHNSON

A surprise birthday party was given by Mrs. Betty Grande for Mrs. Gus Johnson at the Johnson home last week. A buffet dinner and birthday cakes were served. Guests were Mrs Alice Kilkenny Mrs. P. E. Miller Mrs. P. l.. Mil Ter, Mrs. L. B. Larson, Mrs. Tana Platte, Mrs. Helen Angerman, Mrs Charles Sadler, Mrs. E. McDermott, Mrs. P. w. Nolan, Grace Mazeris, Mrs. Winston Davis, Mrs. Bertha Hansen, Mrs. Betty Grande, Mrs. Gus Johnson and Mrs. Dolores Johnson.