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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

cial banner class was no. 7. This
class reported $500 The total a.
mount raised in the school was
Sl6.ll. Rev. Richardson delivered
the sermon at the morning houe.
The pastor and congregation wol'.
shipped with Mt. Nebo AME
church in the afternoon at which
time Rev. Key delivered the SER
mon from the subject, Making
Religion Attractive or Inviting"
which was very inspiring.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

(Dalas Texas Eugena b. Long and Willie Lee Glass tTyler
Iexas) d. b. Williams and Gertrude Mason Marshall
Ozone Vineyard Carrie Pembroke and Hattie Watson pine
Bluff, ct al.
f. Aene Waugh Is basieus of the local chapter Members
of the Regional Executive Aene Waugh
Bass Marguerite Reed Gwendoyn Floyd Erce Ish
Powell Evelyn Jackson Marjorie Grendetta
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

Odom M d. past regional directory; Ovette Jones Morgan
and Bene James Galveston TeXas); Sylvia Howard Julia
Bfogdon and Pnke Thrift Baton Rouge La Louise Bass
Matthews Port Arthur TeXas Benice Birch Galloway An
Meta ster Edmonds and Maguere PennNhacher ANDERSON
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
College Station

Sunday school at Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church was well attended
Sun. Superintendent York White
conducted the school. The finan
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23

G %eeN, ry Brown had Is day leave from Fl SILL Okla
cpl Marion Rice son of Mrs Ethel G Rice left TO-DAY 70
Force ' % s''N "s WIN ue All
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-23
Buy Where Negroes Work
PTA Convention To
Open At AMEN

The 23rd annual Arkansas con-
Ventlon of parents and teachers
will open Wednesday at AMIN
college. Pine Bluff. The theme
of the convention will be Every
Child an Equal Chance Registra-
non will begin at o'clock We'd
nesday morning and the meeting
will open promptly at $50 with
Hrs. Charles McCullum, presiding.
The workshops will be conducted
each day and a report from the
White House conference will be
gwen by DR.. L, A. Davis and Miss
Georgia c. Bush of Mariana.
Rooms will be available at reason
able rates.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.

1..s--~-@----@<.-.-.-.--
ALExANDRIA7-opsn z; oR A. o today, Z to g 9
Russell rd... with freauent bus bus serv. "
terms. Come by and. see Il. Shown
81 s5sp 5ssp0 0eHxg1as ns ia' H. MI HooSS so5SsEn 1At a.
51isf Sds psssb.y sas sRs ss5S
plus business; School. shop, offices or or
ExMsoRN' 81. TsSsS.0 sSss.. OF. $50 sos. :
ARLINGTON. VA. In Columbia For
est, 5-rns. and bath brick house, 3h
yrs. old. fully furn.; full bsmt.. Ras
furnace nd al. air-cond,; osn corner lot ., S9x
Eseiu sS Assns ssiSs oa 4ssD esi5. oE KElSEE 4sss
6psn a. alss :a.esst kss nsam, hisaSsy IN
estate; 2 complete detached homes,
on q large lot, one Groom. 2 baths;
one 5.room, bath. Modern kitch-
sas; sas soS oil phi hTh g. H2ifItp5ga 2f1T 5garsSs o
AhkI1N5IUN - broom n0uSet neWl
baths on 1st and 2nd fls.. gas heat;
15 walnut and other trees; Broom
unfinished guest house; 10 min.
from Key Bridge or Pentagon; Lee
hwy. TO Tuekahoe. turn right / blk.
Or, 1889. Open Sat. and SUN.
11-4, lis
ARLINGT0N--A dandy 3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial that can be had immedi-
ately; liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.
and equipped kit. down; the bed
rms. ana tile bath upstairs; full
bsmt.. oil heat and q lovely lot,
Located in good close-in neigh
borhood. CECIL B. LUPTCN, Real
tor. OW. $3.50; ewes. and Sun, CH.
.2677. -15
ARLINGTON-open today. 1 It'll dark
-Two-bedrm. brick bungalow with
din. rn.. finished attic, full, light,
airy basement; fireplace; level lot;
oil a.-c. heat; iinrned. possession:
excel. condition: 10 years old; won.
! derful location. Priced for Immediate
sale, on VERY EASY TERMS. Don't
miss thisl. 3905 18th st. S., ArI :.
w. CLIFFORD SHERTZER, RE.
2201. 81. 7747. lis
Evening star., 1951-07-15
ARLINGTON
OPEN 4 TO 9
Paf3rYoc po<hc

New brick Cape Cod in one
Of North Arlington's most ex-
elusive locations. This large
home will delight the most
discriminating person. Featur-
ing large liv. rm. with plate.
glass mirror. over log g-burnine
firepi.; this fine home has q
full-size formal din. rm., COM
pletely equipped modern kitch-
en-. with long plate-glass
mirror. over formica breakfast
bar. dtshwasher. garbage dis
posal; loft. dble. .-door GE
refrigerator. and vent hood
over GE elec. range; huge side
] sarase; 5.Ssdrms.' 'ef and Ui"'Aie tie
bath. all on the 1st floor; Q
extra lge. bedrms. with cedar
lined closets, and tile bath on
End floor. Full bsmt. with full
bath. picture window and out
side entrance on ground level.
Excellent financing, with S22,-
900 1st trust at 4h%. Direc-
tions: Out Lee highway. right
on Old Dominion drive to
George Mason drive. left two
blocks. to williamsburg blvd,
turn right to our open sign.
& LUCHS CO
NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
Open I'll . Pm.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOUSES FOR sAlr--Mp.

HYATTsvILLE HMLS--57O4 seth
ave. Truly . home Of distinction for
the discriminating purchaser Is this
large 3-bedrm. brick Colonial. stu
ated on q cool beautifully land.
Hyattsyie Hls me sess seii,on N r
with firepl., large ramiiy size din,
maids rm. and full bath in bsmt'
on h.-w.h. Det. gar. High ceilings
slnd1, and pSanelsd Sg walls: French door,
must sell at once. Open to all
PERRY BOSWELL. INC. WA. 450o
wRsP 1gsP II HYAITsv;,1nr-.t 4 pi%; ou..n,
3-bedrm, ramblers under eonstruc. rue
ton. Modern eauipt. kit. garbage
disposal unit and exhaust fan,
separate dinette. Full bright bsmt.,
gas &C. heat; Large level lots
Many extras. These are the homes
from .siS, 900. APPROX. t $1,000 1odi rtsssS ossS
ss PaRR9 eeRf BoswEhL sS5 eli inifS5mast3n iNc WH
p49SSQ99; p49SSQ9; open til Z pm:
hlvERDALE brick, rambler nearing
GO compilation. 3 bedrms;. fireplace in
nN. Ahi', oSphIhtc uIn6tte. Ultra-
modern equipt. Kit. All plastered
walls: Full bright bsmt. Beautifully
situated on large wooded lot with
S5 tt. 1rontage. Choice Of decoral !
tion. This one will sell quickly at
only $4,000. FLA or convention al
INC, WA. 1900. Open I'll pm
MAR CHILLUM-Facing Sligo Park
ana recreation grounds. Attractive
9 rms, and bath, asbestos shinqle
Insulated throughout. storm win
dows. oil. heat. elec. kit Lot 50x
lO0; conv. to shopping, Schools.
fEIa;H ffIsns; PRICED s1s;2b0. terms.
ave. Sc FIR. 1880 or Ii. 4.l11%
bedrms. 1st fir.. din. rm., expansion
sttic' basement S1l. 500. Open
Suns sun 2-6. WINSTON c. CLAY, WA.
za22S Or uN. 1916. wa
INCOMPLETE HOUSE and garage nm
33 acres Of ground near Clinton.
nss:s nMsas:s price $4,000 or terms. DI
sUITLANQ, immaculate s-rm hom.
l acre, shade trees; center hall, jiv
rm., flrepl., din rm.. ig. den or beG. G
rm. y bath, elec. kit. breakfsst
basemt;, Oil neat. so, ,000 csif
MISS MdsS GREGORY. UN. 9lO2. or OF,
Evening star., 1951-07-15

COLONIAL - with
!aree screened porch. attached ga.
rage. rec. room with fireplace and
"a bath on 1st a. The other
rooms are OF generous proportion
very reasonably priced.
WHY RENTa-We have 2 houses that
may pc purchased for as little as
at sos per mo. Call us and saw
sood-by to the landlord.
1 BEDROOM BRIcK-For s17.so0
conveniently located In q nice sec
tion Of Falls Church. A lot Of
housing Tor only $4,000 down.
S13,500, GI LoAN-May be assumed
rambler with full basement. House
Is in perfect condition and priced
at S19.750.
HUGE CAPE coD-Has 1 bedroom
and bath down, 2 bedrooms and
IuIl bath up. 32-ft. combination liv-
ing and dining room and full base
ment. S15.500. ~ loan available.
cLoSE-IN ESTATE-auge tapestry
brick Colonial, located close-in on
approx. VI acres Of gardens. Built
OF the finest materials by q master
and located high on q Hill over
looking Washington. An oppor-
tunity to obtain an estate far below
reproduction cost.
TO INSPECT THESE AND MANY
OTHER PROPERTIES. CALL
OR VISIT
SOUTHERN REALTY
Court House Square. IA. 6-6640
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOUSES FOR sAlE--Mp.

BEAUTIFUL WOOD LOT
Lovely five-room stone and shingle
rambler. Firepl. In liv. rm., alum.
awnings and storm windows, i'm
mac. cond. throughout. Beautiful
cornered lot. Asking $l3.950; terms.
'iI PR1NcE usss 9siS5H aEoRdEs ySs REHLrY ISsL CO.
Warneid 66o5 80 Union I166
Evening star., 1951-07-15
BUNGAIOW-S9 s00

OUN0HLOW- ,0UU
NEAR HYATTSVILLE, MD.
~Lpeo[m. oune. with Hy. rm.. kit
1IHette. range, reig.., full bsmt.,. level
lenceo YARD; l block to school and
SSto5es; small down payment. SH.
L. II. Carmichael Realty Co.
GROOM HOUSE in heart Of Hyatts-
vile. Owner leaving town By Aug.
is, must sell. New JIM asbestos
sshinele. Lily. rm-. din. rm. modern
Bendix washer; End a., 3 bedrnas,
and bath; cellar, front porch,
screened rear porch, storm windows,
OIL burner. h.-wh. Priced TO sell.
Csn Mr.. Raymond at MI. 7052 from
to pm. or Bowie 1891 any time.
0. B. ZANTZINGER
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
AURORA HILLS

AO1tAf1GA k11AAS
GRIN. BRICK COLONIAL
ON HIGH, BREEZY
WOODED LOT WITH A
VIEW. LGE. LIV. RIM.
WITH FIREPLACE AND
TELEVISION, FULL
s I 2 E DIN. r M . =,
EQUIPPED KIT, "
BATH AND SCREENED
BACK PORCH ON 1ST
FL. 3 BEDRMS. WITH
2 FULL BATHS ON 2ND
FL. MASTER BEDRM.
HAS 2 LGE. CLOSETS.
RECR. RIM. WITH BAR
IN BSMT. ENTRANCE
FROM FRONT OR
REAR OF LOT. OWNED
BY NAVY CAPTAIN
WHO is BEING TRANS.
FERRED.
FOR FURTHER INFOR-
NATION, CALL THE
OFFICE OF j. LEE
pPTTE or 76nA
Evening star., 1951-07-15
ACROSS THE RIVER
INTO THE TREES

Only = stone throw from the new
TWaHshinst9n wa Memorial hwy, you'll
will house q family Of ., 4 or 5 anc
Q $4,000 home. 2 baths, porches
recr. rna., garage, oil heat and an
unusually attractive brick architec-
ture. May be seen by appt. only
HOME REALTY CO., 1875 Pa. ave
NV, RE. 1887. --15
TOWN OF VIENNA-4-bedrm. bum
galow on q nicely Handicapped cor
nm. Kit; bsmt., oil h.-w.h. Price
PENTAooN REALTY CO.
Fairfax 396. Fairfax 736. Ia
NEAR LEEsBURG--spacious 4-bed-
rm. stone house; 3ta baths: approx
2N acres. inclosed with paddock
fence; stone garage; reasonably
vfcTNTTY OF BLUEMoNT. vA.-17
aMeres M Of Of :. fertile s,.lsn land; .,;,;l s;bedrm m
henhouse;. some fruit trees and
berries; frontage on highway z.
Price, S17,960. Z. L. GORDON,
Broker. KE. 3-5455. --15
UsNpEIR1rSRIcEp. | I1S g 5sss To- IN = ths class.
sSRsaley sIRs sssooI grsant by Falls Church
New sn 2.Sedrm. ETl rambler; carport; y
acre; near schools; S12,95O.
New. Individual 2-bedrm., plus den,
Brick, 4-hedrm. bungalow; bsmt.
Falls Church; .$14,950. PROVI-
DENcE, IA. 3343.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN q TO q SUNDAY

- OPEN . TO 9 SUNDAY
o12 Duke street--Newly renovated;
8 rooms. 2 baths. side porch. ga
rage. garden. MI. I144. I5s
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. / 70 Z Pm
Beautiful brick Colonial home, newly
and tastefully redecorated through
bath, full bsmt.. disposal unit, fire-
place. large screened porch: level
lot approximately l0OxlbO with
lovely trees, lawns, shrubbery and
white painted fence. Truly a COM
Portable modern home In q delight-
ful setting. Priced to sell by Army
SSmcer owner. Directions: Out Lee
81. at National Memorial PARK
cemetery. right to home. Evenings,
- FRANK 9. PHILLIPS
s27 10th ST. NV, DI. 141l
Evening star., 1951-07-15
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
In exclusive Jefferson Park restden-
tial section; 1st floor bedrm. and
bath; other bedrms. and bath; oil
heat; screened porch; wooded lot;
convenient to best schools and bus;
S24,95o
HELEN r. MARSHALL
AL. 1901 oV. 1870
Evening star., 1951-07-15

ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS AREA
Attractive brick. Cape Cod on a
fenced lot in an area of fine
place, din. rr1., equipped Hi with
exhaust fan and garbage disposal;
bedrm. and tiled bath on 1st a.; .
very pleasant bedrms and tile
bath on 2nd A.; full bsmt. Shown BY
aconintmeut only,
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes on Wilson Blvd. JA. 4-1roO
Ia
Evening star., 1951-07-15
$28,5OO
"MONTICEILO ESTATEs"

MONTICELLO ESTATES"
A better" home in q better" neigh
borhood. Beautiful white brick mod
ern. prewar-built with slate root.
copper plumbing. 3 tiled baths,
screened porch. plus many quality
features. Arranged On 8 levels, this
Portable, private living. Liv. rm.-
din. rm- Arrangement Is unique and
impressive. Quiet. restful den, or
play room, at ground level; s bed
rms. each with lge. electrically
Eghted closets. Army Generals
Minimum $4,000 cash needed. BY
appt. only. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. oW. 5000
Evening star., 1951-07-15

WANTED BEDRooMsI comparej
Asbestos, 4:bedrm., 2-bath bunea.
ioW; W; paroehial schools; SI3,50O
srick; 4-zedrm. BUNGALOW; bsmt.
older decorated American; 4-bedrm
pl9s den, bsmt.; by parochiaj
Brick 4 bedrms., Ia baths; bsmt.
6licK. bedrms.. 2 baths; bsmt.;
-DENCE REALTY, FA. 334a. wv
Evening star., 1951-07-15
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
S13,260
OPEN

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
See this conveniently located B.laree-
rm. bunsalow. with stairway to ex-
Bsdnsaon Bsd,ss sss,s; ssi;inn.T y EI I'm din r1a: z
AND. rear porches. full bsr,t.. sarase;
level shaded lot. fenced rear yard;
Tithln is minutes drive downtown.
Terms arranged.
OPEN . TO Z PM.
Fillmore. St., turn left 4 blks. to 9th
st. South, turn right to 29l9 and
SUBURBAN REALTY CO.
Courthouse Ss.. Arl., Va. oW. 8l74
Evening star., 1951-07-15
peter ]. hagan

TOTAL PRICE s6.95o
This T-room home is ideal for large
family. located on large shaded lot
near rapid transp.; has large heat
In KIT; reas. down pymt. and $50
per mo.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
BRICK RAMBLER
DAY CAMP
S21.950

S5, 1000 down and take over paymts.
OF this profitable business, now do
ins approx $425 . mo-, .yr. around.
CloSe-ln Md; terms. cash or trade.
Mr.. Lyons. UN. S303. COX g. CO.
81. OTIS.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
S19.95O

brick Colonial, Just on Glebe
1d; r., ,,,Irid. rms tiled tiled bath; bath % nice ssmt.
auto. washer, range, refrig., and
summer air cooler incl; level. fenced
rear. yard. About So. .000-SlO, 900
needed. Should be seen. Call OW
Evening star., 1951-07-15
$26,50O
BIG ENGLISH HOME

Ideal for large family or income pur.
poses. 4 rooms, breakfast nook and
screened porch On 1st H., 3 bed
rms. and tiled bath. plus Ice. stor-
age attic, UP; full bsmt. has fin
materials and workmanship thru
out. Gracious and well appointed.
win sell with SIS. 600 cash, bal. In ist
trust. Investigate todayl Call OW.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

$500 DOWN-$5s PER MO.
Cape Cod with 2 large bedrooms, full
bsmt,, auto. heat, fully equipped kit.
and high cool lot. Yours for only
Evening star., 1951-07-15
COLUMBIA PINES
TOWN & COUNTRY
1923 Wilson BLVD,
"A Rare OpportunitY

Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1951-07-15

MODERN BUNGALOW. $4,000
II deep shaded lot interests. you,
here ft is: House has 2 good bedrms
large liv. room, full dry bsmt. and
large exp attic; $4,000 down, low
monthly payments.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

HOW ABOUT THIS ONE?
An FHA-built all-brick home, with
two 1st-h. bedrms. and tiled bath
plus nearly completed upstairs; liy
nm: is over 1S-ft. long with firepl.
9x13 din. rn1.. equip. kit, real
screened porch. 26x34 bsmt., out.
Call OW. 5000,
Evening star., 1951-07-15

8 BEDROOMS AND DEN, s1o.s5o
One Of the. biggest little. houses on
ths market: has Just about every.
trees, fenced shaded lot, garden spot,
double ear.. pine-paneled rec. room
in big bsmt.; oil heat. modern
equipped kit. and close to everything.
81. 500 down and $40 mo. or make
an offer.
Evening star., 1951-07-15

CHEVERLY-A ACRE
Large 7-room brick home in this ex-
elusive neighborhood Is always de-
strable but this N-acre shaded lot
offering. Features 23-ft. Hv. room,
1st.-d. den. tremendous din. room,
side screened porch and 8 excel. /.
bedrooms. Under $4,000
Evening star., 1951-07-15

$3.50
Little white BUNGALOW with 3 bedrms.
full bsnt., oil heat, screened porch
and well equipped kit; close to all
eonv. Only 81 500 down.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07

for this period of approximately one month. President Truman an nuaily heads up a national commit tee of laymen who sponsor the movement.
 Additional observance of Uniyer- sal Bible Sunday is being planned for December g, MT Evans said Promoted by the American Bible Society, this day is intended to em- phasize the primary importance of the Bible as a factor in the life of .our nation and the work of all churches.
 The Rev. Evans stated that he expects to distribute loo of the reading lists, and that interest in this runs high throughout the con- gregation of the First Presbyterian church. Among the national spon- sors are the following wellknown laymen: Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- hover, John Foster Dulles, Harvey s. Firestone, Jr., Helen Keller, Ad- miral Ernest J. King, Adm. C. W. Nimitz, J. C. Penney, Capt Eddie Rickenbacker, Harold E. Stassen, G. LeTourneau and Walter H. Judd.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
PETERSBURG TELEPHONE COMPANY TO JOIN
 Arc CHAIN

The Petersburg Press last Fri day carried a story reporting that Mr and Mrs Lloyd T. Swanson are selling the Petersburg teIe- phone facilities to the Alaska Tele- phone Company which now owns telephone facilities in Wrangell. Haiues, Palmer. Nenana and Sew ard
 The announcement was made in Petersburg by Douglas S. Starr. vice president and manager of the company.
 Purchase price was not disclosed. according to the Press, but it add ed that attorneys are now drawing up necessary papers to complete the deal, Starr is quoted as say ing. He said the Alaska Telephone Company expects to take over the Petersburg operation about Janu- ary l.
 Plans for the rehabilitation and expansion of the system are under way. Outside distribution cables will be replaced during the winter, it was said, and dial equipment is reported to be on order for install ation as soon as possible.
 The story said there are now 260 telephones in Petersburg and Starr said it was expected the number would be increased.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
CONCERNING WILLS
DID YOU KNOW

DID YOU KNOW -
 That Sec. 59-4-1 of ACLA 1949 reads in part If any person make his will and die. leaving a child or children - not named or D. ovid ed for in such will - every such testator, so far as shall regard such child or children - shall be deemed to die intestate. and such child or children not provided for. shall be entitled to such propo-- ton of the estate - real or per sonal. as if he had died iutestate. and the same shasl b. assigned ta them ?' 0Many people do not know of this law in AlaskaD If you do NOT want your own child or children. or your grand child or grandchildren twhere their parent is deadl to share in your estate, for any reason, such as the fact that they may have plenty money of their own = then be sure to name or provide for" them in your will If you do not name or provide for" them your will must be considered partially null and void and the settlement of the estate must be made according to Secs. 60-1-3 and 60-1-4. which explain, for example, that if a man die without a will then his widow will receive half of his estate and his children half; or if there is no widow, then his children shall re- eeive all of it. (This means his own children or children that he had legally adopted, it does not include stepchildren) Have you written your will; If not. plan NOW to do it soon. For further information see Joel Wing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
WRANGELL GIRLS COURTESY BRINGS NEW FRIENDS AT SCHOOL

On day last summer when d WraugeH girl volunteered 10 guide tourist 10 places Of interest a. round town. she httle dreamed her thoughtfuness would lead to cor respondence with a school class in Chicago and having her name In the Chicago Southwest News--Her- aid.
 But that is what happened.
 The Nov b issue Of the News Herald contains a story and picture of Mrs. Anna K. kadlec and a group of her fourth and fifth grade pupils who wrote to Aurora Marie Grant for information onWrangell and Alaska in general.
 The News-Herald story tells of Mrs. Kadlec disembarking from her boat in Wrangell last summer and starting to look around.
 A little girl answered her Hell 10, " the story continues, and ask ed if she was looking for some place.
 When she learned that Mrs. KadIec was a tourist, she offered to be her guide. As she left, Mrs. Kadlee promised her young guide that she might write to her p
 The News-Herald story eontin- ues:
 Mrs. KadIec's Tonti School pu- pills were delighted with the idea of writing to children in Alaska and at once sent their letters to Aurora, asking about totem poles, school in Alaska and ehildren's in- tsrests there.
 "A large envelope full of letters from Aurora, her teacher, Mrs. James Rhodes and 25 other child ren in Auroras class brought the replies to their questions. ...
 "The Tonti boys and girls learn ed that children in Alaska have Halloween parties, fayorite pets, brothers and sisters, just as they do, that Alaskan boys have wonder ful opportunities to hunt and fish, and that the girls learn to sew and
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
OTTESON TO SEATTLE

Einar Otteson operator of the Wrangell Machine Works and locaL manager of Farwest- Wrangell Co. flew to Seattle last Sunday to con fer with A. R. Brueger, operator oi the Farwest-Wrangell cannery.
 Otteson expects to return home by Christmas.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
LOCAL CHURCH TO
 PARTICIPATE IN UNIVERSE BIBLE SUNDAY

Among the thousands of church es which will cooperate with Worldwide Bible Reading. Thanks giving to Christmas, is the First Presbyterian Church of Wrangell according to announcement by the pastor, the Rev. Paul F. Evans.
 Millions of Bible readers in many languages join in using the same selected list of Scripture passages
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07
GILMORE IN TOWN

Pete Gilmore, Alaska ma1.ger of the Canned Salmon Industry, was visitor in Wraugell between morning and afternoon planes l9sl Sunday. He was returning to his headquarters in Juneau after a business trip to Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-12-07

knit and have the same hobbies as American girls do
 'The Tonti youngsters are work ing on their return letters and are looking forward already to their next lesson on Alaska"
Evening star., 1951-10-24
By Alice Eversmon

| The National Symphony Orches-
ira entered its 21st year last night
triumphantly with the program
given in Constitution Hall. It's
coming of age found a group of
musically" mature musicians ex-
hibiting pride in their particular
duties in the ensemble.
The first concert of a season
always finds many newcomers
among the personnel and honor
! for bringing them so quickly to
the point of functioning as a
blended unit, as they did last
night, belongs to the conductor, !
Howard Mitchell. His discipline
and his musical planning were
evident in each number.
1t was a gala occasion in every
respect. with the President and
Mrs. Truman and their guests
heading a distinguished. capacity
audience. Further glamour was
added by the appearance of the
famed Russian cellist, Gregor Pi-
atigorSky, as Soloist in the Dvorak
Concerto in B Minor" Mr.. Pi-
atigorsky will repeat his perform
ance OF the concerto on Thursday
when the orchestra begins it's Sub
urban Series with a concert in the
Coliseum of the University of
Maryland.
The very sound of the symphony
has improved immeasurably over
that of previous seasons. Some
help may have been given it by
the exposed side panels of the
back wall. from which the blue
curtains had been drawn aside.
but reservations as to the effect
must exist until more perform
anceS are heard. Occasionally the
sound was over-brilliant and some
what rough.
Most impressive, however, was
the security. the unanimity. and
the flexibility of the musicians.
Particularly was this to be seen
in both the first and second vio-
Inns. the latter coming through
positive and full. The detache /
and martele bowings were pre- I
cislon itself showing the solidity !
that is developing in the violin /
section. The cellos played with |
richness. the woodwinds are excel
lent. and the brass speaks out with
freedom and virility. There was
elan in the playing last night and
the ensemble tone has both ripe
ness and warmth.
The quality was evident imme-
diately in the performance of the
Bach prelude and Fugue in E