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The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-04-14
Several from Here
 To PreSbytery

Five WrangelliteS will leave Tuesday morning aboard the boat Eermay for the meeting of Alaska Presbytery in Juneau The confer enee starts Wednesday and will last until Monday. April 24.
 Those going from here are The Rev. Paul F. Evans, pastor of the local Presbyterian Church, MT. and Mrs Richard Sharnbroich, Mrs. Anthony Massin and Mrs Cabutat
 Mrs. sharnbroieh will go as del egate of the Ladies Aid; Alr. Sharn- broich as elder of the church. and Mrs. Massin and Mrs. Cabutat as representatives of the Women's Mission Society
 While in Juneau. the Rev. Evans will be taken into the Alaska Pres bytery.
 Seventy-fiye delegates are ex- pected to attend from Presbyterian Churches of Southeastern Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-04-14
Former WrahgeIlite
 Conducts Mass Here

The Rev. John E. Gurr, S.J, a former resident of Wrangell, con ducted mass at the Catholic Church here Sunday. The Rev. Hoch went 10 Petersburg to hold mass.
 The Rev Gurr lived here from 1923 until 1880 while his father was cashier of the Bank of Wran- gen.
 Young Gurr entered the Society of Jesus in 1887. He studied at the Noyitiate at Sheridan. Ore, anC al Mt. St Michaels, Spokane. He was ordained to the priesthood in Boston, Mass, in 194S. During this years Lenten season he was sta toned at Petersburg in charge of St. Catherine's Church.
 His sister, Cecelia, Sister John Marion Of the Holy Names Sisters. is now teaching at St. Mary $ School, Eugene, Ore.
 Father Gurr returned this week to Manresa Hall, Port Townsend. Wash.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-04-14
DESERTED WIDOW WINS
 S6O.000 IN SETTLEMENT

LOS ANGELES - Mrs. Monesd Haddad Baddour. 56 of Belt Mery, Lebanon, has won $6O.OO0 share of the estate of a husband sbe claims deserted her 40 years ago
 Although the will of Joseph $. Baddour. Los Angeles lawyer. who died January ?. 194S. did not me r. ion a wife. Mrs. Baddour asserted that a divorce he obtained in Ne yada many years ago was invalid becuse she had not been served with a summons in the action.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-04-14
FLEMISH KNOT WILL
 LEAVE SEATTLE APRIL q

The Alaska Steamship Company s reighter Flemish Knot will depart from seattle April 21. Agent Leo Mccormack said today.
 Ports of call will be Wrangell. Petersburg Hawk Inlet. Tenakee. Hoonah. Pelican City. Sitka and Hood Bay.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-04-14
OPPORTUNITY Man

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Man ager of Company doing interna- tional business will be in Alaska in near future to arrange exclu- sive leadership for big line di- rect selling household and farm supplies. Car and small invest ment needed. Experience not re- quired to start. Write for pre- iminary information and appoint ment. Give full information about yourself first letter. H. B. Ben nett, care Rawleighs, Oakland, 20. Calf.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-04-14
AN A

EAST LANSING, Mich. - Fresh man Bill Bucelrs illustrated talk. entitled Press Your Own Pants and Save Money was very exphc- il. Bucel illustrated his talk by removing his own trousers and showing the students just how to GO the job. His speaking ability. polka-dot shorts and bright green sarters impressed the insnuetor-- Bill get an A"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-04-14
UPH0LSTERING CLASSES
 TO BE RESUMED APRIL 24

Miss Mary Robinson. home dem onstration agent, will resume her upholstering work shop April 24.
 Classes will be until ESQ pm. and ' until 1O.30 D. m. Those at tending are asked 10 bring their furniture sawhorses.
 Materials needed are the follow ing; No. II and No. O4 tacks. yarnish remover. cotton and moss for repair work.
 screw driver, hammer, newspapers,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-04-14

MUST return to states. Will sae-
 rifice our home. Choice location, modern conveniences, nicely fur nished. AND-Poultry farm (do- ing profitable business with room tor expansion) Contact Ed Trey erton, ZimoVia Highway or write Box 726, Wrangeu. 4xp4-6
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-04-14
SLAYER OF GR0CERYMAN
 HANGED IN JUNEAU

Eugene Lamoore was hanged at 5:16 am. this morning in the Jun eau Federal Jail The 42 year old negro was convicted for the rob bery staying of groceryman Jim Ellen in December of I94G.
 Lamoore was implicated in the staying by Austin Nelson. who hanged a year ago for the same crime.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-04-14
CLASSIFIED

DUE TO MANY requests for house. to house delivery of fresh milk cream and buttermilk orders are now being accepted, either pints or quarts for delivery. Beginning May 1, there will be 1 times weekly house deliveries, on Mon,. Wed. Fri. & Sat. In order to level off peak and slack days on milk and empty bottles, house deliveries appear to be the only answer for a fresher product. All accounts are to be on weekly cash basis.
 N0RE'S DAIRY
Evening star., 1950-12-11
WhyGrow
Old?
By Josephine Lowmon

During = recent talk Dorcas
Campbell, assistant vice president
of the East River Savings Bank
in New York City. said. did you
know that Juno Moneta was the
goddess of finance In Roman days
and that the word money comes
from her nameT
didn't. Then she threw another
firecracker at me. did you know
that there were 100000 more wom-
en- working in the United States
as of last April than ever before
in the history Of the counLry?"
This really startled me because
I had supposed that during the
war the number was much greater.
Also, the majority Of these Work.
ing women are married. This
probably reflects the financial
pressure felt in most homes and
also young war marriages.
Miss Campbell feels that it has
always been important for women
to know how to handle money
but especially 80 since so many
more Of them are working and
therefore have more surplus
money. She feels that they should
consult their bankers and learn
how to wisely invest their money.
OF course, women are already
supposed to have most Of the
money. but according to Dorcas
Campbell. this Is q fallacy. It Is
in their names but the control
and management is not theirs.
Certainly the feeling of financial
security is important to health,
to a vibrant personality. AS she
|put it, "It even affects posture"
Women should learn how to
manage money when they are
young. 1t is true that they will
make mistakes. just as men do,
and they will waste some. but as
this feminine vice president put
it. How can t,ley learn If they
never try"
She mentioned the fact that
women nave to make some mis-
takes before they learn about
buying clothes. For instance,
woman may be able to afford
only one suit and she purchases
a lovely pale blue one she loves.
She finds later that a blue Sserge
would have lasted longer and been
more adaptable.
A woman usually feels more
frightened without money In the
bank, or invested, than men do
because she is often not trained
to support herself and she feels
less sure about being able to get
a job if she needs one.
Thousands of women are sup
porting dependents they never
mention. The man is apt TO come
into the Office and say, We'll, it's
a boy" or my wife had to have
an operation" and often gets a
raise.
For a relaxed. gracious person.
atty. for good health. for fine
energy. learn something about
finance.
Tomorrow Dorcas Campbell's
ideas about budgets.
Evening star., 1950-12-11
Orange Almond Pie

How about an orange almond
pie for Sunday dessert?
Soften a tablespoon Of plain
gelatin in a little cold water.
Separate the yolks from eggs
and beat them. Add u cup light
corn sirup, 2 tablespoons granu-
lated sugar, 2 tablespoons lemon
juice. y cup orange juice and
Just a little salt. Put in top Of
double boiler and cook until
slightly thickened. stirring con-
stantly. Remove from heat. add
gelatin and stir until gelatin Is
dissolved. Add a teaspoon Of
grated orange rind. Cool.
When mixture starts to thicken.
beat the egg whites stiff. adding
"a cup sirup and fold into cooked
mixture. Fold in "a cup roasted
chopped almonds, pour into baked
pie shell and chill until firm.
Evening star., 1950-12-11

mas music, wrapping paper and
paper tablecloths and napkins.
The Fort Myer Army Hospital
needs 500 individual gifts for men.
The National Naval Medical
Center has requested 100 individ-
ual mems gifts, four Tv sets and
two pianos. The Red Cross has,
to date. been able to procure one
TV set and one piano.
Mount Alto Veterans Admins
tration Hospital has asked for SO
gifts.
Patients at United States
Soldiers Home Hospital, the
United States Marine Corps Dis
pensary at Quantico, and the Vet
eran's Administration Regional
Office Dispensary will receive Red
Cross gifts and decorations. also.
Clubs. organizations and indi-
viduals willing to help provide
Christmas gifts and decorations
are asked to call the District Red
Cross Production and Supply Serv-
ice, Hobart $500.
Evening star., 1950-12-11
1ve q Gift of Service
By Betty Miles

This year, as in the days of
World War II, high on many
Christmas gift lists will be plans
for service.
The D. c. Chapter of the Red
Cross reports that an increasing
number of volunteers are urgently
needed for daytime duty.
Staff aides and canteen workers
who are especially needed at the
moment in view of the rapid ex-
pansion of the blood program can
start work Immediately with on
the-job training, followed by sub
sequent class training.
Volunteers in the Red Cross Arts
and Skills Service. who teach "oc-
cupatiOnal therapy" to patients in
local military and Federal hos
pitals, need not be skilled in arts
and crafts to join the service, the
Red Cross explains. An interest
in helping patients work with
leather goods, weaving and other
crafts Is the one requirement.
Arts and Skills Service takes over
from there and trains volunteers
in these skills. A class which will
begin in January is being formed
now.
There is a greater need now for
nurses aides, to assist registered
nurses in the hospitals, than
there has been for some time, the
Red Cross reports. Glasses are
now being formed, with training
to begin in January.
Motor service is conducting
continuous classes now to fill it's
need for daytime drivers. More
motor service drivers for the Dis
trict Chapter are needed who are
responsible for the delivery of
blood to hospitals in the area, as
we'll as for the transportation of
patients in military hospitals to
sporting events. of crippled chill
dren to clinics and a vast number
Of other duties.
Gray Ladies are needed to work
Evening star., 1950-12-11
Give Gift of Service
RedCross Seeks Workers, Gifts, Trimmings

in the wards, do shopping for bed
patients, work on the reception
desks. and operate the library
on-wheels," as well as visit with
patients, and make them more
comfortable. Glasses for Gray
Ladies are now being formed. with
training to begin in January.
The annual Christmas project
Of the D. C. Production and Sup
ply service is in full operation
now. collecting and purchasing
stockings, gifts, trees and orna-
ments for patients in Federal and
military hospitals in this area.
This service, along with neigh
boring chapters who have banded
together as the Potomac Council,
is now asking for commitments
from organizations and individu-
ais for requested items.
I'VE particularly need candy
fruit, cookies and nuts this year.
Mrs. Roderick w. McKinnon, Jr.
chairman, reported. In ad.
dition, Christmas tree ornaments
and trimmings are in demand
A number of these are broken each
year. which means they have to
be replaced"
"The list is long this year." Mrs
Joseph H. Lewis, chairman of the
Red Cross Christmas Committee
said. "but we must still see that
it is filled. Many of these patients
who will receive the gifts have
no one else to remember them at
Christmas time"
Mrs. Lewis said St. Elizabeths
Hospital has asked for 200 trees,
10 wreaths, tinsel, Christmas seals,
tree ornaments and some 1000
filled stockings.
Walter Reed Army Medical Gen.
ter needs trees, lights. wreaths
and decorations, Mrs. Lewis said,
as well as wood logs for fireplaces.
They also have asked for candy,
fruit and nuts, albums of Christ
Evening star., 1950-12-11
Boiled Beef Brisket

Get 4 or 5 pounds Of lean
brisket and trim away as much
fat as possible. Cover with cold
water and bring to a boil. Re-
move any scum that rises.
Peel and dice 4 carrots, a couple
OF turnips and 3 stalks of celery.
Mince 2 teaspoons parsley, stick
an onion and 3 cloves and add
all these vegetables to the meat
with u teaspoon thyme, bay
leaf. salt and pepper. Cover the
kettle and let the meat simmer
gently for about S hours. Slice
meat, arrange it on a platter and
serve with sour cream gravy OF
horseradish sauce.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Georgetown Convent Confers
7O8 Diplomas for 2 Schools

Georgetown Visitation Convent
held commencement exercises for
81 graduates of the junior college
and Al preparatory school gradu-
ates yesterday.
The Most Rev., John NJ. Nc
Namara, auxiliary bishop of
Washington, presided at the col
lege class exercises yesterday aft
ernoon. Shane Mccarthy gave the
address.
The preparatory class was ad-
dressed by Representative Carroll
of Colorado yesterday morning
Dean Gerard Yates of Georgetown
University Graduate School pre-
sided.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
200 Patients Token
To Outside Events

More than 1900 patients in
military and veterans hospitals
in the Washington area were
taken to events outside the hos
pitfalls last month by community
groups working through the Dis
trict Red Cross.
The events included boxing and
wrestling matches. baseball games.
shows. concerts and special enter
tainments.
Mrs. Anthony Muto, chairman
Of the entertainment service of
the District Red Cross, reported
200 entertainment units were sent
to nine military and veterans hos
pitals as well as to six public
institutions during May.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Carnival 10 Climax Drive
For Anderson Hospital Aid

A carnival June is and II will
climax the drive for funds to COM
plete the Anderson Orthopedic
Hospital. South Twenty fifth
street and Army Navy drive. Ar
lington.
Co-sponsored by the Arlington
Junior Chamber Of Commerce and
the Northern Virginia Builders
Association. the carnival will be
held at North Glebe road and
Wilson boulevard.
Goal Of the fund drive is $45, 900
which is needed to finish the in
terror land equip the 4o-bed COM
munity hospital which has been
built with volunteer labor and
donated materials.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Divine Science School
To Hold Graduation

Graduation exercises OF the
Divine Science School OF the
Church Of the Healing Christ will
be held at o'clock tonight at
246o Sixteenth street NV.
DR.. Grace L. FauS. president Of
the school. will speak and will
award the degree OF Bachelor Of
Divine Science 10 Miss Alice Gile,
Miss Mary Remko. Miss Joan
Rodd. Mrs. Mary Brandes. Mrs.
Katherine Felker. Mrs. Eunice
Hightower, Mrs. Bea Knight, Mrs.
Blanche Murphy. Mrs. 10 Sher-
man, Mrs. Harriet waShington,
Mrs. Nina Wolfe. Mrs. Belle I'm
derwood. Mrs, Lucille Norman,
Lorenzo Winslow and James r,
Price.
Sixty-two students will receive
certificates for class work,
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Alexandra Episcopal High
To Award S. Diplomas

Fifty-flve graduates of Episcopal
High School at Alexandria will
receive their diplomas at COM
mencement exercises at II am.
Saturday in Centennial Hall.
The diplomas will be presented
by Headmaster Richard P. VIII
liams, jr.
Ten boys from the Washington
area in the graduating class are:
Anthony P. Cerkel, John c. DAILY,
jr., John c. Hamilton, jr.. Charles
H. Larson. John S. MacLean. Allen
Smith III. David K. Wiecking, and
B. T. Boogher, jr., all of Alexan-
dria; John T. Dunn, Arlington,
and James w. Innes, Washington.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

stance you'll be amazed at
the way the exotic Oriental flavor
OF LaCHOY Bean Sprouts dresses
up ordinary soups and salads.
And Of course, even the humblest
leftovers and casseroles become
something extra-speeial when La.
CHOY Mixed Chinese Vegetables
are added for they're a rare
combination of bean sprouts.
water chestnuts, bamboo shoots.
mushrooms and sweet peppers!
So try them both soon and
be sure to get LaCHOY Chinese
Dinner. the complete chow mein
meal in a carton.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

WRIGHT'S Silver Cream. It's
"air-fioated" for softness to beau
tify while it cleans giving an
Elusive sheen that leaves your
silver lovelier than new! Still just
a "once-over-lightly" does the
trick . no pots. pans. boiling or
timing. And don't worry II tiny
scratches appear the first time
you clean your brand-new silver
-. they soon intermingle to form
a lovely luster! The important
thing is to clean it the right way
-. with WRIGHT'S Silver Cream.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
I HAVE A HUNCH you'll never
le Without 'em

De WITHOUT eli {.
once you see what
marvellous menu
mixers LaCHOY
Bean Sprouts and
l. G HOY Mixed
Chinese Vegetables
Evening star., 1950-06-08
Enqinees Recess

The Society of Photographic
Engineers will resume regular
monthly meetings in September
It has adjourned for summer
months.
Evening star., 1950-06-08
BUELLNES. IAdney Sasstr
Awsss Ads.i.ias cOiumn q 1Sass New and iassastas

New York, June 8-Men love COFFEE at break
fast, lunch and dinner . Z. q. and most of em like
it rich and full-bodied. So don't spoil your
COFFEE by s-t-r-e-t-c-h-i-n-g it that's a
hearty COFFEE for as little as lise to &c q
cup. This means easily afford to give
Friend Husband his favoriie. cheering drink as
often he likes, and that's wonderful
Evening star., 1950-06-08
A BRAND-NEw BRIDE usually

keeps house the
way her mother
does and one
Of the smartest
things any mother
can suggest 10 this;
Clean your silver
the way your Jew.
eler does with
Evening star., 1950-06-08

gets 'em shiny bright and clean
in a wink" yet since it's rust
'n'-splinter-proof, never leaves
painful slivers to irritate my
hands. But when pots and pans
require less "elbow grease, /
rely on GOLDEN FLEECE
because this easy-to-use scour
cloth polishes while 1t cleans. It's
ideal for aluminium and white
enamelware leaves them
shiny clean with no discolora-
ton. Costs the same as CHORE
GIRL. Only 10e at all Dealers.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

WE'D so YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Joyce, S401 Dixon ave-
nue., Silver Spring, Md, eele-
brated their golden wedding.
anniversary recently at the
home of their daughter, Mrs.
Theresa Amatucci, Glenmont
road, Silver Spring, Md. Mr..
and Mrs. Joyce were born i'm
Ireland. They have three
sons, two other daughters, II
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Mr.. Joyce was
a receptionist with the British
Embassy until his retirement
last year. -Finnigan Photo.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

CHI Ut III w TIT = ~
because this strong, trans
parent waxed paper makes foods
last longer, stay fresher and taste
better. And here's why it's
waxed through and through on
both sides and then "pressure-
rdred" so resists air, odors,
moisture and drying out better
yet WAXTEX costs no more
than ordinary brands. l love its
fumble-proof dispenser box. too
because it holds the 125-foot
roll so securely it just can't pull
or fall out! Try 1t and see!
Evening star., 1950-06-08
I SMILE WHILEI sCOUR

stubborn" burned
on crustiness, juices
and grease from
pots and pans. But
t h a t s to be ex-
pected for / use
CHORE GIRL, the
original knitted cop
np1. not nloapor II
Evening star., 1950-06-08
%TE21
Gs C1H Out ~
g. 1T JM&eSs

-. "fiaunt" huge new white col.
lars, spotless white gloves and
sheer batiste blouses. And to keep
your dainty summer washables
dazzling white, colors sparkling
bright, be sure to use BLU-WHITE
Flakes E. for they leave nylons,
silks, laces and piques exquisitely
soft, fresh and dazzling clean.
That's because these NEW thin.
ner, misunderstanding fakes blue
and wash at the same time. e. yet,
since they're beauty-soap KIND
to your hands. you know they're
safe for delicate pretties. That's
why I urge you to try BLU.
WHITE Flakes tonightI
Evening star., 1950-06-08
TREAT YOURSELF TOA
COOL SUMMER

by Installing
a handsome new
FRIGIDAIRE E
Window Type
Air Conditioner
in your h o m g
right now. 1t as
Evening star., 1950-06-08

Js fso'''sae egooa things when you open a pac,
age Of KNOX Geatne his luscious Rainbow Fruit
example It's another GelCooey helps you feed
family better at lo,oer cost KNOX
Geatne, and then
Soften envelope KNOX UnHavored Celatine euo syruo
drained from canned fruit cocktail Dissolve thoroughly
very hot drained from fruit cocktail; add
lemon juice Chill until unbeaen ess white Add
drained fruit cocktail Turn fake crumb crust a,
baked she'll Top with sweetened whipped topping desired Chill
several hours until firm. Makes servinss.
For other recipes write for recipe books Theyr
FREE just address Nancy Sasser, 27 Madison Ave
New York 49, N. Y. NV
Evening star., 1950-06-08

-=- SufeS you or COM
plete hot-weather comfort day and
night for 1t not only cools
the air, but removes excess mois-
ture and filters out dust, dirt and
pollen. 1t circulates clean, invig-
Grating air throughout the entire
room. A FRIGIDAIRE Window
Type Air Conditioner is easy to
use and economical to operate
because it's powered by the same
quiet, thrifty Meter-Miser used
in FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerators.
So escape" the hot. sticky wea-
ther ahead by installing one in
your home now.
Evening star., 1950-06-08

BRINGING UP BABY and mothers "eye
o detail. But doctors
he s addition, it's fortified w
sunshine" vtamn that helps
supply milk minerals build
Easy CARNATION Babies such healthy babies
baby the benefit CARNATON.
the milk Be
CARNATION and do 1t soon!
Evening star., 1950-06-08
1T COULD HAPPEN TO You EN-

unsightly grease spots on your clothes But that's
easily avoided when you have ENERGlNE CLEAN
ING FLUID on hand because it makes grease
spots 90 right before eyes, Once you try It, you'll
agree that nothing removes grease spots faster
easier yet since it contains no caustics acids
1t be used for such delicate fabrics lace silk
and velvet! So get ENERGINE at your Drug Grocery
Variety Store today . . then keep summer suits,
dresses. blouses and ties spoessly clean and fresh.
P. s. ENERGINE works" equal wonders on uphol
Evening star., 1950-06-08

of freshmade COFFEE delicious ~el-made COFFEE
helpful hints how make truly fine COFFEE Nancy
27l Madison New York n booklet
"HOp to Make Good Coffee!
Evening star., 1950-06-08

In A"DITHEK ABOUT DINNER fnd you're always racing
against the clock? Well, don't envy me when
tell you l can whip a "deelish"
T. htshM 5hawH - In mere minutes for
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~ W3EZ added In seconds Rewards with hearty
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But that's not the only you'll
up 'front.' on your pantry shelf for in package there's
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such handy helper as buttOnho scissors Kitchen shears
handsome berry and Kayan Chefs Knife that needs
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