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Evening star., 1950-06-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
House Hunters Guide

Enjoy the Abundant Life!
study. gracious living rm. and dtntns
rm.. and the most practical kitchen
three very generous oedrnS- and
bath on second ncor.; larSe eSmt
with ramp entrance; grounds care
,gs s S;s, Dlrnise viii M. formal soSTNSf o
With $1,000 cash down, Gail ow.
eOpo.
Cool, Calm, Collected!
For the meticulous client with par
ttcular taste. FIRST noor powder rm
and HANDY breakfast nook, centet
entrance plan, three quiet eedrmS,
and full tiled bath up; comp. esnat.
brick. with smooth fAShionNiSe lines
Must be seen 10 be appreciated. Call
INSIDE-OUTSIDE
QUALITY
500. oraesr owner transserrsd.
Substantial e-rm. brick home, Level
lot, ouit-in garAEs hSmt. l Il baths
Should 80 GI with about 81 500
cash down. summer awntnss so
Call now Ow. pOaO.
PLAY HOME"
Tastefully decorated in cool. eo-or-
dinsted eolorS. One eedEm- or study
complete tile bath on nrst leve,
TWO family bedrmS, and second
tiled bath at second level. FormieS
kitchen, gsS range, electric refrtgerA-
tor; fun esmt, Inspect today, Call
A BRIGHT IDEA!
See this offerinE as quickly as pos
bunsalow, full bsmt., expansion attic
Near q new and desirable shoppinE
center Five rms, tiled bath on first
noor Brick hrepi.. equipped kitchen
AmaEtns quick sale price. Call Ow.
/. LITTLE BLUE HEAVEN
$l2,250
Nearby Arlinston, bus at your door
Prewer Cape Cod. Two bedrmS. on
nrst moor with expansion attic. for
torrid months ahead select the cool
est spot in town. Can ow. p0a0
WINNER
EITHER
WAY!
Front or back, you can't beat this
smart. luxurious Colonial. in the
door doorom Lane isps, area; Ss,i, bath on fTst M
large rms. throughout. VA ap.
proved. with S2.l00 cash and Siis
per mo; Don't be satisfied with any
thing less. Cali OW 5000
ARLINGTON RAMBL Err
$ls,600 buys this brick lls-bath
nome: Complete bsmt., many new
modern features. Six large, brisht
rms. firepl and paneled wall al
or FHA. Won't last. Be the nrst
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1893 a63o Lee Hwy. OF, olebe Rd.. ow.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Al BAKER oFFEEs
IS 250-A REAL, RIY

Fcr the hAneymAn WLling to nniSh
vcrk WhSeh AZ entsrpTiStng young
eoUple has almost completed-rns
incest llttle S-rn. eunEAloN IN this
vicinity on ar acre Of E-c4na
Storm windows and doors outside
recently painted lust a iew min
u;sS OF me shirley hwy 10 wash
ington. 81 $50 down. $50 mo Phone
A., GOA CT TE 734S
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NO CASH
1922 31St ST.
MT. RAINIER

UPEN SUM- TO
Bungalow. in immaculate condition,
containing living room, dining room,
kitchen. bath and 2 bedrooms, full
basement; garage; oil heat. Priced
for quick sale. See it today. Call
Mr.. Ramsey. TU. 2100; ewes. TIA
5972 or see representative on
sHocKEY & MooRHEAD, REALTORS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
NON-VETS $40 NJ

Per month includes everything, at
A.; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. dinette.
bath. Only $500: y acre.
Looking For A Location?
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1417 < st. NV.
BEVERLY HILLS AREA

BEVERLY HILLS AREA
SIC; 6;750-Lovely 3-bedrm. Colonial,
Gsis isiso9Niv yIs oiq; I'm oulse sexia buy; Yin
l0x12; equipped kit. 8 bedrms. on
2nd H.; attractive lot: white picket
fence; near schools.
S22,95O-Liv. rm., 21x12 with book
shelves; din. rm. with chair rail;
equipped Kit; bath; bedrms. and
$23, ,000-4 bedrms.. 2 tile baths on
End H.: liv.-din. rm. 12x27; L-shape,
equipped kit; dishwasher. Disposal: !:
Bendix, ironer go with house.
S23.o50-Liv. rm. 12x26 makes this
home spacious and livable On 2nd
d., 4 bedrms., 2 tile baths; lovely
yard with beautiful trees.
$50, floors through
out. Liv. rm. 22x13: din. rm, l2x12;
delghtful. modern kit; on 2nd
a., 3 airy bedrms., 2 tile baths.
$29 9.500-Entrance hall and center
hall into liv. rm., 22x14, with win
dow. seat; din. rm., 14x14; equipped
kitchen with plenty of cabinets,
10x13; breakfast nook. 6x1O; den,
12x1S; delightful bedrms. on 2nd
a., 2 tile baths.
$4,000 - EXQUISITE setting among
homes Of refinement Liv. rm., I6x-
"a; din. rm., kit, paneled den:
psneled e rec. rm,; 8 lovely bedrms.
N. c. HINES & SON
Courthouse So, Ow. Q0o0. Q022
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AL BAKER OFFERS
81 450 On SGT so MO.

s-rm stone-front tow houAe, lcoAtsd
IN De- RAY, Alexandria excellent
location for khopPirE and schools.
Total price. So $50. Phone Al.
66t4 or TE 7S4S.
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TAKOMA PARK

Gl APPROVED-$12,750
cluding taxes and insurance buys
this attractive English-style 9-year-
old bungalow on beautifully ter
raced lot with abundance of fow-
erS and shrubs; l block from New
Hampshire ave, Just beyond D. C.
entrance hall, screened porch, guest
size dining room, large equipped
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, tile bath,
storage attic, full basement, gas
a.-c. h.: ] block to schools and
buses. This house is in new con-
dition. For appointment call Mr.:
Gordon, LO. 5-s7O5, ewes, Sat. and
Sun; MA 9141 days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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A Step to Distinction
Awaits you in aristocratic Beverly
Hills. Here's q lovely Colonial in
this often-desired, seldom-availabls
section that will truly give q life
time OF pleasure. Downstairs there
Is a liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm..
equip. kit. screened side porch
Upstairs there are 2 good-sised
bedrms. plus play room and tiled
bath. A full bsmt. with rec. rm..
butlt-in bar and attached garage
completes this attractive picture.
Sl7,950, on terms.
ARLINGTON REALTY
1904 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500
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Al RAKER OFFERS
BUNGALOW
$500 DIN. S72.50 MO

81 ,oO0 DN,. S72.50 MO.
Call today on this Immediately clean
e-oedrri, home on . lsVsl, fenced
fowers hit. nicely equipped with
StoNt, rttglEeratoI and garbage dts
poSAl unit convenient to &AcppinE
and tSAnxp- Ideal home And hnAnS
ITS for tire beginner. phaae Al
6SAX Or TT SgAS
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Al BAKER OFFERS
Mr.. BEVERLY HILLS
A brick Cape Cod custom built home
located liz blocks OF Russell I'd.
hish on The ridSe spacious lE, I'm
bedrm. and powder rm on LIST a
End n. has : lEe bedrmS and tiled
bath. House is in immaculate cond
Full bSmt, GaS hot-air heat, $500
cash, the bal $l2h ~ mo. Phone
AL. 6644 or TIE. S343.
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ATTkACTTVE COTTAGE and 5 acres,
located near historical town Of Fair.
fax; beautiful shrubbery and lawns,
several outbldgs., stream; possibility
for q lake; 3O0-ft. front. on paved
road; priced to sell at $l3.65o.
Pentagon Realty Co.
Fairfax 3e6, Fairfax 736. 10
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HYATTSVIIIE

81 900. dn., sos per mo-. pays taxes
and ms; 2-bedrm. bungalow. Iiv.
rn., din. rm., kit; bsmt. This is
an older home but in very good
GEORGE REALTY CO., WA. 1855.
UN l16R ii
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S-bedrm., 2-story. asbestos shingles;
nice size din. rm., lge., completely
fenced lot with plenty shrubbery
and lge. shade trees: det. gar. Quick
possession. PRINCE GEORGE
REALTY CO" WA. 6655. UN. 1855
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UNIV. HILL RAMBLER
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK
Icf Cactiop Sold Nuf(

N4oU ACNU4O41 A1O4N SuOJ
NO MONEY DOWN
TO VETERAN
Really big 3-bedroom ram
blers, featuring recessed h.-w.
heat, GE kitchen, including
garbage disposal, dishwasher,
electric range, S-ft. refrigera-
tor and metal cabinets, and
lovely location of exclusive
homes. Lots, 65x140. GI-
approved 3O-year, 1909 loan.
$77 PER MONTH PAYS ALL.
INCLUDING TAXES.
To reach: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. or Riggs I'd. to
University lane, bear right
I'd, right blks. to Rutgers
and right to sample house.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. 301o Till PM.
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SUNNYBROOK

on Annapolis blvd, approx. 2 mi.
from D. C. line. Lovely detached
brick 6-rm. home: price. S11.750:
REALTY, FIR. 1900. III
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Al BAkER OVERS
A DREAM RAMBLER
AL BAKER OFFERS
Mr.. BEVERLY HILLS

Nh. BEVERLY HILLS
This custom built, aI-brick home.
located Ia blks. OF Russell I'd,
high on the ridge; spacious hv. rm
and din. rm. comb. with frepl. de
luxe modern kit. attractive bedrm.
and tile bath on lst fr; : more
bedrms. and full bath on End nr;
late cond. and decorated in charm
ing taste; priced S3o,500 with
substantial cash required. Phone
AL 6644 or TIE. 7343,
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Fl: FREDERICK Si W. BEREN!
TAKOMA PARK, BRICK
$700 CASH

This lovely Cape Cod home can be
purchasde by veteran for only
$70O down and about S65 per month.
First floor has spacious living room,
family-siZe dining room, two lovely
bedrooms, bath, fully equipped
kitchen, and nice screened porch.
Full basement which has a splendid
pine-paneled recreation room. Ex-
cellent condition throughout. Total
price is $4,000, pending VA appro-
val. Call Mr.. Berens, jr., or Mr..
Taylor. Ma. a141.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-152O X ST. NV.
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AL BAKER OFFERS

AL BAKER OFFERS
JEFFERSON MANOR
Semidet. . bedrms.. liv. rm., din.
rm. and equipped kit; full bsmt..
gas heat: conv location; full price.
S9,25o. $1,000 down. S7747 per
mo. which reduces to S62 per mo.
in 5 yrs. Phone AL. 6644 or TIE
7S43.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 o. St. Aseph St.. Alex.
AL. 6644 or TIE. 7343. Open 8 It'll Q.
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AL BAKER OFFERS
GROVETON

A really srand buy in this conven-
half-acre lot: lEe liv. rm with
fireplace, din. rm and kit: 2 Ice
sized bedrmS. and bath on and
floor: full dry bSmt 50 500 down;
fun price, S13.o50. Phone AL. o644
or TE 72A2
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
REVERLY HILLS

$l6.250. Attractive brick house with
attached garage on shady level, par
tially-fenced lot: fireplace in hv;
rm., din. rm.. nice-eQuipped kit: 2
lge bedrms. and tiled bath on Ind
a.. full hkmt.: oil heated; slate roof;
George Mason School area; IA block
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
3uDGETED LOVE NEST

BUDIETED LOVE NEST
Prom Q picture magaxine-exActly as
you've dreamed for 0 modest budget
$50 month includes everything but
living room. just the kitchen for
your girl-an exquisitely decorated
in the latest modern coiorS. Best
Of all-it's only S12,5o0 with $500
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Landover Hills. 3 Bedrooms

Landover Hills, 3 Bedrooms
This 2-story, white clap
board home is conveniently
situated on a fenced lot Cox
143 TT; close to transporta-
ton, schools and shopping; oI
or conventional financing may
be used For full details call
Mr.. de Lathouder. UN. 1925.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1hnh II ST NV MA 22Ah
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MT. RAINIER

New bungalow. rms, bath. fioored
attic; full bsmt.; lot 56x200. Real
Iyyaaiue At. At $500. .ruo,o =
lge. rms: hot water, gas heat; rec
rm.; expandible attic, sleeping
porch: lot 50x150. Priced $4,000.
reas. terms. DUNN g. CO.. Realtors,
1888 r. I. ave, Mt. Rainier, HY
0n4R or WA 2623 III
Evening star., 1950-04-23

where Methodist Pastor Glenn D.
Miller had decided to campaign
for election to the City Council
after / had denied Mormons a
permit to construct a new church
He was reported to have been de-
feated by 7-to-4 majority.
Mr.. Miller, who ran. on free
dom of religion platform. con-
tended that the Councils adverse
ruling was a violation Of the right
of any denomination or creed to
set up place of worship wherever
it thought necessary.
However, his rival maintained
that the reason the Mormons were
refused a building permit was be-
cause the lot designated for their
new structure was too small.
In Boston the Committee on
Mercantile Affairs of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature reported ia
vorably on a bill to prohibit zon-
ing laws discriminating against
the use Of land for religious and
church purposes.
The bill, it was disclosed. was
an outcome of a recent dispute in
Dover, Mass, over the issuance OF
a permit to the Roman Catholic
Dominican Order to establish a
priory on its 78-acre estate in
that area.
When Dover's selectmen turned
down the orders application they
cited a zoning ordinance pro-
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in
Zoninq Restrictions Interfere With Church Building Plans

Of another coming Law controversy
recently when a group of residents
asked the City Board Of Adjust
ment to prevent the use of the
Roman Catholic Saint Francis
Retreat House as q dormitory. on
the ground that 1t would mean
lowering property values In the
neighborhood.
In a decision rejecting the
charge, the board declared that
the dormitory conforms in every
way" with city ordinances and the
laws of the State. II further as
serted that the dormitory will
not be detrimbntal to the welfare
of the residents"
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Truman Will Present
9 Press Club Awards
AT Fete Wednesday

President Truman, the Nationa
Press Clubs most distinguished
member. Wednesday night viii
present certificates to nine news
papermen in recognition Of theil
long club membership. in compile
ment to young members, and fol
meritorious service.
One of the meritorious servict
certificatese will go to one O.
Mr.. Truman's secretaries. william
D. Hassett.
The occasion is the annual OBJ
servance of the clubs Founders
Day. 1t will be held from S to
pm, in the National Press Cluk
ballroom.
| Mr.. Truman also will unveil &
bronze plaque bearing the name'
of the 1872 founders of the Ma
tional Press Club.
Lincoln to Be Honored.
In recognition of their lont
service in the Senate and Hous,
press galleries, certificates will bt
given to Hal Harrison Smith. New
York Times: Gould Lincoln. Wash.
ington Star; Arthur Sears Hen.
ming. Chicago Tribune. and James
Lloyd Wright. Buffalo News.
In recognition of younger mem.
bers of the club. certificates will be
presented to Wallace E. Clayton
of The Star; Nathanial M. Nc
Kitterick, McGraw-Hill Publica-
tions; Neil MacNeil, United Press
Association, and Maurice Palmer
international News Service.
A certificate "for outstanding
service to the press over long
period of years" will be given by
Mr.. Truman to Mr.. Hassett.
While the emphasis at this
years observance is on the service
of older members, the Press Clut
officers are giving certificates tt
younger members in the hope ol
encouraging younger men to take
over responsibilities in operating
the club.
33 Charter Members Living.
There are 80 of the charter
members still living. and q large
percentage Of them are expected
at the Wednesday observance.
Paul Wooten. Washington cor
respondent of the New Orlean!
Times-Picayune and a past presi.
dent of the club, is chairman oil
the Founders Day program.
Other committee members are
William F. Pyper, and Marks
Foote. both of Booth Newspaper.
of Michigan; Ernest B. Vaccaro
Associated Press White House cor.
respondent; Treasury Secretary
Snyder; Oswald F. Schuette, pub
lie relations counsel; Morgan M
Beatty, news commentator for the
National Broadcasting Co.; Rob.
ert L. Riggs, Washington cores.
pondent for the Louisville Courier.
Journal; Luther A. Huston, Wash.
ington Bureau of the New Yorl
Times; Philip L. Graham, pub
Usher of the Washington Post;
B. M. McKelway. editor of The
Star; and Robert Sherrod, Wash.
ington Bureau of Time magazine
The famous Press Club roast
beef dinner will be served. Eddy
lDuchin will play the piano to en-.
tertain Mr.. Truman and othel
club members.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
The Week in Religion
By RELIGIOUS News Service

Zoning restrictions have be-
come obstacles in some areas TO
the church construction boom
now under way in this country
Protestant, Catholic and Jew
ish groups have all met with diff
ficulties in plans to replace old
buildings with new structures or
to establish churches or other re-
ligious centers in new residential
areas.
There has been a tendency in
some instances on the part OF
residents to resist the erection of
religious building in their COM
munities, while IN other cases To-
cal authorities have refused
building permits because of rigid
zoning regulations.
1t was disclosed this week that
a controversy has developed in
Dallas. Texas. over plans by Con-
gregation Shearith Israel. con-
servative Jewish synagogue. to
erect a new religious and educa-
tional building in another section
Of the city.
Permit Refused.
The controversy came to a head
when the City Building Inspec-
tors Office refused to issue a
building permit. declaring that
the proposed structure did not
comply with city ordinances COW
ering churches and schools.
A group of about SO residents,
who were reported to have opposed
the synagogue's plans, were told
by Mayor Wallace H. Savage that
the question was a legal one
which would wind up in court re-
gardless of the councils decision.
A delegation of Protestant pas
tors in Dallas last year success
fully opposed proposed zoning
laws which would have required
that churches built in the future
should provide off-street parking
space. One leading Protestant de-
nounced the proposal as a step
toward possible control by the
State over churches.
The spotlight was also on
Mountain View Calf, this week,
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Jewish Appeal Marks
Anniversary Toniqht

The United Jewish Appeal will
sponsor q public meeting at 7:30
o'clock tonight at the Shoreham
Hotel In commemoration of the
second anniversary of Israels in
dependence.
Speakers will be Quentin Reyn-
olds. magazine correspondent who
recently visited Israel, and Sena-
tor Nicely, Democrat, of West Vir-
ginia. Several members of the
Israeli Embassy also are expected
to attend.
Rabbi Isadore Breslau predicts
the meeting will be highlight of
the United Jewish Appeal cam
paign to raise $2.5 million here.
Here will be an opportunity for
those who give so generously to
the UJA to hear at first hand the
current story Of the newest ma
ton among the democratic states
Of the world" Mr.. Breslau said.
Collections in the WASHINGTON
appeal have passed the 81 million
mark.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

hibiting the establishment Of ed
jucational organizations of q sec
tartan nature in the area where
the Dominican estate was located
However. the dispute was carried
to the towns board OF appeals
which granted the order permis-
sion to establish the priory.
Subsequently. at q State House
hearing. veterans and represent
atives of other organizations
proudly condemned the Dover
selectmen for their stand. A
spokesman for the American
Legion said that 100000 legion
naires in Massachusetts, "thun-
dered" for passage of an antidis-
crlmination law.
Pittsburgh, Pa, was the center
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Navy Reserve Officers
To Hear Marx Levu

Marx Leva, Assistant Secretary
of Defense. will speak to the
Navy Chapter of the Reserve Of
ficers' Association at a dinner
meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
Naval Gun Factory.
George E. George will be in
stalled as president.
Others who will take office are
Milton P. Thomas, senior vice
president; Frank E. Mann, Junior
vice president, and James K. Nc
Cracken. treasurer.
Evening star., 1950-10-04
2 suits! ? coats! l Of each!
Every Piece is All Wool!

two from this group Because beat the law
is! all
of
q
Dnt Store len waAmao sMusp
Evening star., 1950-10-04
all wool! 6 Styles s co|ors!
iacquards! solids! stripes!

What voIues 1000 o-wooT~ sweaters .. all
priced at terrific 49, Cordigons. puIovers,
sleeveless models. Jocquords and solids any
model, any coIor-for tops in smart casual look.
And these aren't ordinary sweaters. No sir!
One glance at their fine detailing, one touch of
the soft WOOL and you'll discover their true worth
in minute. Choose them in sizes So to 46, in
maroon, ton, green, brown, maize, royoI navy or
light green. And get top values for low 2eo
The HecKt Co., Downstairs Store, Mems Furnish
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24
OUT THE HIGHWAY
BY MARILYN JORDAN

With the longer days We "Out the Highway are finding it in creasing difficult to get the state side radio stations. This is one If our best sources of entertainment during the long winter months. It is more fun seeing what different stations one is able to get. The far thest south we've been able to get is Jaurez, Mexico. on the standard broadcast band.
 The Minneapolis-st. Paul station boon,s in and we can often hear Denver, while Texas and Oklahoma come in exceptionally well. Of course, one can always listen to the stations all up and down the West Coast. Where in the states can one get reception like thisa
 On the fishing grounds. which is the only time your reporter gets up early enough, the short wave provides lots of entertainment. One summer I rolled out every morning when the news from Australia came on.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24
TO JUNEAU

Edith Bigelow left on the after flight yesterday for Juneau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24

MT. and Mrs O. R. Hayne and son, Raymond, returned la s { week aboard their troller Swan after spending the winter in the states. They spent a great deai of time in California and also made visit to Iowa. Raymond passed the test for a registered ships pi- lots license. Les Watkins, who took his family to Barabco, Wis, in Jan uary, returned with the Haynes.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24

Ed Moores left their goldfish in the outside fish pond all winter at their ranch at 31a Mile. The Se- attle acquarium assured them that the fish would live if there was any unfrozen water left in it.
 q couldn't wait any longer" Ed admitted, 'so the other day chopped a hole in the ice. Imme- diately the fish swan to the sur face"
 They were all very much alive.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24
UNDERGOES SURGERY

Carol Jean Evans, 4, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Paul F. Evans, underwent an appendectomy at Bishop Rowe Hospital Tuesday morning.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24
BOAT LAUNCHED

Al Binkley's new seine boat, the Sachem, rolled down the ways of the Campbell-House boat shop last Friday. The Sachem measures 5S ft., is 19 ton net. and is pow cred with a Chrystler Royal The Sachem replaces the Chief which has been sold to Bob Rooney.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24

They were all very much alive.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24
WELFELTS MOVE

MS Carl Welfelt will move out t&s Highway soon where Welfelt will operate a small sawmill. Mrs. Welfelt has operated the Wrangell Beauty Parlor the past few years The Weleelts are completing a new nome adjoining the sawmill.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24
FORMER RESIDENT HERE

Tom Thomson, an old-time resi- dent of Wrangell, left Wednesday by plane for Ketchikan after visit ing here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24
OIL OFFICIAL HERE

Pete DeBoer, district manager for the Standard Oil Company was in Wrangell briefly this week. He was accompanied by his wife.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24

One afternoon last week, your reporter was racking her brain for news items when she decided to call Charley Randrup's to find out when they expected their baby chicks.
 Why" Mrs. Randrup said, they just arrived on the 3 o'clock plane"
 They are now busy with their 250 baby chickens.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24
HOLDS EXAMINATIONS

Harold Gronroos of the Census Bureau was iu Wrangell Tuesday conducting examinations for ap- p.i-ants for census taking. He .e-t by plane Wednesday afternoon for Juneau
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF WRANGELL, ALASKA.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-03-24
GUNDERSON HERE

Fred Gunderson, canneryman, left yesterday for Ketchikan.