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FURNITURE
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS

fOhN' piano; 500; SOFA. $50; tedrm
suite. box spring on legs. tables,
lamps. 9x12 rug. DU. 5246.
FURN.--Large mod. gray couch, bev.
eled back. steel constr, down filled
$500 new: sacrif. S175. Beautifu
new mpl. hutch cabinet, 4S-in wide
$3.50 or best offer. XII. S-3lS4.
GARAGE DOOR, Lear overhead,
incl. springs, bolts and attachments.
Call Sat. 8 to 5. EN-. 9436.
GARBAGE DISP0SERS, and dish.
washers. new, below wholesale price;
disposers, special builders model. $50
ur;, dishwashers: Sl95 up. leading
PARktER I Ii. T-.44os7' A'i oA0NoA
GAS RANGE: good condition; SIS.
Gas RANGE-Good cond.. 4 burners
1888 Hamilton st. NV, phone GE
GAS Snss RANGES. new. used; also coal,
wood and oil ranges, new. used.
ACNE STOVE. 10II 7th. MA. s952.
GAS RANGES, new used; credit: in
Stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga ave-, DE $3.50
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CONTINUED on Next Passy
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4REAT EAT RApIDs FuRN. co.

GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Rm. for ., with
laundry. DE. 270b. s.
1913 L ST. NV, downtown. Clean
comfortably furn. single rm.. adj
bath; $3.50 wkly .
LARGE LIST FL. front I'm. at 1913
Columbia rd. NV. Pvt. entr.. excel,
tranSp. Call MR.. HARKINS. DE.
1880. Ext. 202, after 6 pm. -5
NEAR PORTER AND CONN. Room
With laree closet and kit. privileges.
EN-, qToq 3
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Free.

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-03-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA DIVISION NUMBER ONE. WRAN- CELL PRECINCT. IN THE MAT TER OF THE ESTATE OF OLE GUNDDRSON, Deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed ExesHtor of the estate of Ole Gun dsrseR, deceased.
 All persons having claims against said said estate are required by law to present them with proper Voush- CTS, within six (sO months from the date hereof, at the law offices of Wiltrsd c. stump, g14-17 Con- mereial Building, Box 2014, Kstch- ikan, Alaska, or with FrSdriSk J. eundsrson, Wrangsll, Alaska.
 FredriSk J. Gundsrssn
 EXECUTOR First publication: Feb. 23, 19S1 Last publication: MarSh Is, 1851
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KITCHEN SHOWER FOR LOCAL BRIDE

Mrs. Van II. Fisk, Mrs. Frank Dsnnsy and Miss Ruby Green were hostssses a week ago Tuesday at a shower honoring Miss Mary Jane McNstt, married last Saturday to MT. Odd Sundberg. It was kitchen shower held at the home of Mrs. Fisk.
 The thea brids-to-bs received many lovely and useful gifts from the more than twenty guests attend ing.
 Prizes in the games played were won by Mrs. J. J. Barnell, Mrs. R. Schwartz and Mrs. Dan Roberts.
 Those attending in addition to the hostess and guest of honor were Mssdamss JsnS SundbsrE, Leo Lystsr. Olaf Hansen, Gus John son. ". D. Grant, Louis Chase. George Fabricius, J. J Barnen, J. M. Stsear, Ben Engdal, Ronald Schwartz, Dan Roberts, Frank Vanek, Norman .FWhittaker, Vie Hill, Fritz Angerman, Harold Me- Dermott and Charles Moore.
 Misses Betty Jo Sullivan, Laura Smythe, Peggy Price, Pauline Rem msrdsn and Helen Angsrman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-03-02
wRANGELL SEA SCOUTS RECEIVE NEW BOAT

Tuesday night the southbound Fish and Wildlifs Service vessel Dennis Winn stopped in Wrangell and unloaded a whale boat for the local sea scout unit. The boat has been expected here by the local boys for several weeks.
 Wednesday afternoon after school, the boys lowered the boat In the water from the Mccormack Dock under supervision of scout leader Frank Denney.
 The boat is 2S feet long with a nine foot beam, and with the ex- ception of a bow seat and two loose blanks damaged in the launching operation, the craft is in excellent shape.
 It is now in the Hansen Boat Shop for remodeling which calls for installing a small engine. a sail and partial decking.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-03-02

Local FWs personnel, with the help of Harry Thorburn, checked on what appeared to be a distress smoke signal near Green Point at the mouth of the Stikine last Sun day. Close examination showed that the smoke came from the old Gross house which was found to be burn ed to the ground. Whoever was re sponsible for the fire had apparent ly travelled by skiff as no tracks were to be seen along the shoreline
 The loss of this house through either carelsssness or vandalism is regretted as it often afforded emergency shelter to river travellers
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-03-02
NEWS NOTES
 ON FISH and GAME

Trollsrs Ralph Prescott and Ray Hammer returned to Wrangeu Tuesday after completing a seven day experimental fishing expedi- tisR In tho closed portion of Brad field Canal. As reported before. the project was cooperative effort in volYing the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice, the Territorial Department of Fisheriss and the local branch of the United Trollsrs of Alaska, and was conducted at the request oIi the trollsrS in order to determine whether or not the area hsld lu- 0ratiys winter tiEhsry.
 Homer Hilsingsr, FWs biologist traveled with Ray Hammer on the Sultan while Virgil Crosby, Ter ritorial employee, was on board the Mercedes with Prescott. Both men kept complete records of all fish taken as to size, weight, number of fish tagged and etc.
 The experiment. showed that, at least for this time of the year, the area holds few large fish. A total of 1O6 fish were taken by both boats during the seven days fish ing and only 22 of these were of legal size, the balance of S4 being under 26 inches in length The largest king taken measured 37 inches and it's weight was sstimat-
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ed at 28 pounds.
 A total of 59 kings were tag ged and rslsasd by ths fisheries men
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Address
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VISITS IN ANCHORAGE

Ralph Dsvsnny, Jr. returned to Wrangsll from Anchorage last We'd nesday where he had gone ten days earlier for a perturbation physical examination. After pass ing the physical (and he says he did) he remained several days in the northern city visiting former Wrangell residents, the ChSt and William Lloyd families.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-03-02
DAUGHTER ON SUNDAY

Mir. and Mrs. Martin Mere are proud parents of . daughter born to them last Sunday at Bishop Rowe Hospital. The young lady, MarcelenB Rose, weighed five pounds nine and one half ounces.
 Mir Nors is well kAoWR 1oeal fisherman.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-03-02

This Is No. i2 of series, teIIina brief y of the beliefs ond hopes of 100000 your seventh-doY Adventist ueishbors on friends.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-03-02
Kids Trout Derby Postponded

The Sportsmen also annouced this week that the Kids Trout Derby, originally scheduled for sometime during March, will have to be indefinitely postponed due to conflicting with local church pro- grams during Lent. The club hopes to hold the derby eventually, pro bably in ths late spring CT early summer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-03-02
TO THE ARMY

Jones Joseph of Wrangell has received his notice for induction into the armed forces and leaves next Monday for Ft Richardson to enter the army.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-03-02
RETURNS FROM SEATTLE

George Sumption returned to Wrangell from Seattle by air Tues day He had bseA in Seattle a week on business.
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Neya Coulter reports that the regular monthly meeting of the Stikine Sportmen's Association will be held tonight at the Fire Hall
 Several reels Of local wildlife films will be EhswR following the meeting
Evening star., 1951-05-29

Wright. has designed an ultra
modern nursery for the baby.
Mark Stevens has a lot of cour-
age. He plans to play the night
CLUB circuit-songs, sketches and
patter.
When Ann Blyth reports back
to U-I, she will star in white
Sheep" with Van Heflin.
JEFF Chambers nerve trouble
has gone to his leg. I saw him
limping into the Universal cafe
TT have a pinched sciatic nerve p
JEFF explained. His wife is going
ahead with the divorce, and JEFF
must have given up because he
lis often seen now with Ann
Sheridan.
Joe E. Brown isn't too happy
with his "Show Boat" aftermath
Some Of Joe's best Cap'n Andy
dialogue went, when an entire
sequence was cut.
The Dean Jaeger baby was
attacked by a wildcat. Dean, his
wife and the baby go to Honolulu
ito recuperate when he finishes
my Son, John"
/ Released by MANA
Evening star., 1951-05-29

ia Kiss for Cinderella" Despite
|her long absence from the movies,
land sporadic temperance only
on the stage. Miss Rainer is one
|of the prize attractions on the hot
weather schedule.
The trade is still talking in
|awed tones of her highly-success-
full week at Olney last season in
Ibsen's Lady of the Sea-" a much
battered vehicle which in noWise
diminished Miss Rainer's lustre
with her enduringly loyal public.
Cinderella" lis a much more likely
choice of play for her. one in
which she has proved herself in
a number of earlier summer en-
gagements although the play never
has been seen here. Not with Miss
Rainer.
What could be the dramatic
Of the sports clothes
circuit is linked in for the Theater
Guilds summer proving ground,
the Westport, Conn, summer the
ater. This will be the tryout of
Noel Coward's new comedy, Rel
ative Values" t
In view of the enormous and
continuing success of old Coward
plays in the resort areas. a new
one should be downright spec
tacular and it is reasonable to
assume the Theater Guild is not
oblivious of this.
It will need three rather i'm
portant and sparkling actresses
for main roles in Relative Values =
but there is no doubt that these
will be available. Such actresses
come high in price but a new
Coward play should make this a
matter of relatively small COM
Se0UeYcA B.
Evening star., 1951-05-29
Hollywood
Diary
By SheiIoh Grohom
HOILYWOOD,

4
Judy Garland. and no one else
at this writing. stars on Broadway
/ In meet Me In Manhattan" the
sequel to the Sally Benson story
Meet Me in st. Louis" in which
Judy was top girl at Metro. For
the play. Judy won't have to diet,
which is fine with her doctor.
Dorothy Mcclure has laryngi-
tbs, and they are shooting around
her in Galway Went Thataway." /"
In the fall. Dorothy will star on
Broadway in Point of Depar-
Fture."
Walter Pidgeon, who is like the
old soldier q hope he never fades
away. goes TO England to star
in Sign of the Eagle" His lead
ing lady will be pretty Dawn
AddamS.
Marion Brando is off to Eng
land for the festival of Britain
when he finishes viva Zapata"
(the latest title). He will stay
with his pals, Sir Laurence and
Lady Cviyien Leigh Olivier. Last
time I saw Marion he was wear
ing discolored blue jeans, soiled
short, and needed a haircut badly.
He'll be something new for the
British.
* * * x 90 s
Ricardo Montalban is the Mex
lean man who writes a letter to
a President-not the other way
around!-in Letter to Presi-
dent" Nancy Davis may be his
girl. When I asked Nancy if she
and Ronald Reagan were going
to marry, she replied, He hasn't
asked me yet" ;.
June Allyson and Dick Powell
are of to Culver Military Acad-
envy soon. to watch her brother
graduate. z
Elizabeth Taylor makes 1t a
week, end must to fly to Fairfield
Air Base to visit with the wounded
GIs coming in from Korea. Other
young stars here could copy.
Gigi Perreau, on the Reunion
in Reno" set, reports: II was 10
in February, but for publicity
purposes I'm g." kfs4.
The Anne Baxter-John Kodiak
baby is expected In three weeks.
Her granddaddy, Frank Lloyd
Evening star., 1951-05-29
Where and When
Current Screen Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
Arena Glass Menagerie"..
$3.50 pm.
New Mister Roberts; !; !;
800 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"The Great Mis-
souri, RAID; 1885. 3:35, $40, 7:40
and 9:45 pm.
Capitol-"Go for Broke; 400
am. LAS, 4:30, 7:15 and 1000
pm. Stage shows: 1855, $40.
6:25 and 9:10 pm.
C0lumbia-"I Can Get It For
You Wholesale; 11:40 am, 1:40,
$40. 5:35, 7::35 and 9::35 pm.
Dupont-''Isle of Sinners: rs,
$3.50, $50, 7::35 and 9:45 pm.
Keith's-"Up In Arms; 1925
am, 2:55, 6:25 and 9:55 pm.
Little-'L'Affaire";; 2::10, 4:05,
800, 7:55 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"I Was A Com
munist For The FBI";; 1850 am,
las, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45 pin
NationaI-"You're in the Navy
Now; 30 am, 100. 2::45, 4:25
sos, 7:45 and 9:25 pm.
Palace-"The Great Caruso";;
1890 am, 12:45, 800, 5:15. 7:3C
and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"The' Spoilers: 3:45, 6:5s
and 1000 pm.
Playhouse - "Tales of Hoff-
mann; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Plaza-"The Happiest Days o1
Your Life; 10:30 am, 1920. 2:20
4:10, 6:10, 8:05 and 1000 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Five"; 11:00 am.
12:45, 2::30, 4:20, Cos, 1855 anc
9:45 pm.
Warner-'The Great Missouri
RAID; 1880 am, 1880, 3:35, 5:35
TAO and 9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1951-05-29

1nQlcaCe CnaC the season Will De
highly special.
Olivia de Hasilland who will
tour in Candida" with one book
ing at Olney. is perhaps the most
glamorous name on the barn
drama list. Among the glowing
others are Lillian Gish, Lawrence
Tibbett, Margaret O'Brien. Joan
Bennett and daughter Melinda,
Veronica Lake, Dane Clark and
Mady Christians. Olney will add
one or more of these. perhaps, to
Miss DeHavilland before its sum-
mer bookings are complete.
The package" attraction will
be the big item all over the coun-
tryside. from Maryland to Maine.
This is the show selected by each
of the several stars as best de-
signed to exploit his or her special
talents and, at the same time, toI
have the broadest boxoffice ,ap-
peal.
In the case of young Miss
O'Brien, for example. the play
will be Sally Benson's Junior
Miss" as adapted by Edward
Chodorov and Joseph Fields. This
is what the trade deems a naturalI
and Miss O'Brien's coworkers in
the vineyards will be doing their
best to equal it in their several
choices.
One of the most interesting Of
the selections is Tibbett's choice
of Rain In its original form,
this Somerset Vaughan adapta-
ton, was the women's play and
the woman was the unforgettable
Jeanne Eagles. Obviously, Tibbett
will not be repeating her triumph
in the role of the famous Sadie
Thompson. Instead, the plays ac-
cent will change, falling this time
upon the Rev. Davidson. who will
be remembered as Sadie's prime
victim in the first version.
This sort of thing is not only
permissible in summer drama but
actually is one of its most fas-I
cinating aspects.
x X X
Miss Bennett, who ought to be
one of the big attractions on the
sumer circuit, is introducing al
third generation of Bennett blood
into the theater in daughter Me-
linda. Their vehicle will be Susan
and God" a Rachel Crothers
comedy which a decade and one
half ago served Gertrude Lawr-
ence so well and introduced Nancy
Kelley, in the daughter role. toI
an audience that has grown ever
since.
Another of the voluntary exiles
from Hollywood. where she has
not been too active of late, isl
Miss Lake. She will tour the coun-
try lanes in "The Curtain Rises, u
play which gives her a canoe
to exercise her special talents for
being the small, fiery woman with
O flair for trouble.
Miss Christians, one of the most
popular actresses on either the
summer of winter circuits, will re-
vive her greatest of hits, 81 Re-
member Mama" for the season.
She last appeared here in Papa
Is ALL" in which she played an
other mama role, and in which
she proved one of the best of
Olney's boxoffice draws despite the
quality of the play. Mama" of
course. was two-season hit on
Broadway. while Papa" although
useful on the summer vacation
route. was quick flop in it's day
in New York.
Olney will have one of the most
dramatic summer productions, in
addition to Miss De Havilland's,
when Luise Rainer appears at the
MorulorI Lo,,ca i,1 how x.a,,;,,11 e
Evening star., 1951-05-29
Arsenal Needed
By the Associated Pres,

Those horse opera gun battles
keep getting bigger and bigger.
For a recent brush between the
Dalton gang and a sheriff's posse
in a western film, the studio ar
mory supplied IS pistols, 40 rifles
and $500 rounds of blank car
tridges. r
Evening star., 1951-05-29

E. N. LoEW'S MT. VERNON
OPEN AIR DRIVEN
Rt. 1, Mi. So. Alex. AL. 705O
start 9 DIST! Seven Technicolor Car.
toons at 8. plus RANDOLPH SCOTT
Color at 10. Kids Free. Playground,
Pony Rides and Candy Free to Kidsl
Open at 1901 Starts Friday: lab.
BOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE
Evening star., 1951-05-29
Drama News and Reviews
Wherever You Go to Play
GIunnor Will Be WAITING
By Joy cormody

At home abroadat least abroad the mountains
the seashorethe teaer will be encig night
with the brightest names it can get dotted lines
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CeIeise-Demontage
an Orten der rvssischen
zonengrenze

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sporsom vorsehen

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befannt eegeben, or boiie, 0ab bie
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aeporben iein. Sei elmer Mrmee
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sem 9uogetpIan Ses Vr1iibenten
truman ettpa $41,421 900, 900
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SSabr su gepinnen; ierner ihIua er
ene Grbobung oes Steuerieses fir
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