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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

Donations at the District Rec
Cross Blood Center during the last
six weeks have averaged nearly q
per cent under quota, it was an
nounced yesterday.
Commitments to the Defense
Department and to civilian hospj-
tails require $50 pints of blood each
day. Daily average during the six
week period has been 104 pints
according to Glenn R. Reynolds
director of the center at 1880 F
street NV.
Only a marked increase in dona-
tions will make it possible for the
center to meet its July quota to
the Defense Department, Mr.. Rey-
nolds reported. Commitments
have been met to date, he said,
but reserve supplies have now been
depleted.
During the past week, the
Washington Regional Blood Cen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Red Czechs Swallowing
LOT Of SociaIized Medicine

BY the Associated Press
VIENNA, Austria, May IT
Communist Czechoslovakia. is
swallowing socialized medicine at
a great rate. to hear Premier An
tonin Zapotocky tell it.
II never knew men could use SC
much medicine" the premier said
in a talk before his national
fronts executive committee this
week.
"Our people are taking what.
ever they can get.
Nov that the state gives medi-
cal aid for nothing, everybody
runs to see a doctor. Medicants
cost us five billion crowns ($10C
millionO a year-relatively the
largest sum spent for the pur-
pose by any state in the world"
Zapotocky said the nations So
cialized doctors were partly tc
blame, "enriching themselves by
means of the health service" He
indicated the doctors were cater
ing to persons who weren't really
i'll, but were trying to get out OF
work in the factories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Navy 10 Honor President
Of VIRGINIA University

President Colgate w. Darden
Ijr.. of the University of Vir-
ginia. tomorrow will receive the
Nays Distinguished Public Service
Award.
Navy Secretary Kimball will
present the award to Mr.. Darder
at a Pentagon ceremony.
The former Virginia Governor
for many years has been a volun-
tary consultant and adviser to the
Navy in the fields of warfare, law
and education.
He will be cited for his "untiring
efforts and sage counsel" contrib
uting to Navy efficiency and Ma
tional security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
Polish Girl Finds Home
After II Years TruveI
BY the Asseciofed Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind. - After
wandering two-thirds of the way
around the world since she was 8
a South Bend housewife now has
a home and family of her own.
Mrs. Wanda Zmyslo. 20, became
a displaced person in 1910 wher
the Russians forced her family
from their home in Poland anc
into a Siberian labor camp. Hell
father was eventually shot ano
her mother poisoned.
After many trials she entered
the United States from a Mexican
orphanage in 1948, under the
sponsorship Of distant relatives
Mrs. Zmyslo recently became a
mother on the first anniversary OF
her marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

NEW YORK.-Fires cost 12,5l8
lives in the United States and
Canada during 1851, according to
estimates of the National Fire
Protection Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18

NEW YORK.-In the five years
from 1916 through 1850, direct
private United States investments
abroad climbed from $8.6 billion
to $13.6 billion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-05-18
A-24 THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, MAY 1S, 1852

any type or quantity for Mattresses,
Furniture Cushions, Pillows. Benches.
Boots, Autos, etc.
LATEX FOAM PRODUCTS co.
D07 n St. NV. District 05s7
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Only 6.7S6 Tags
Bought To Date

A thoussnd fever molorisis han
'as year obtained license tags b
s P.m. yesterday. Tax Collccsog
Howard Wilson repaired loday.
Cltainns 10 raotorists with 1851
TAGS WIN - en- besinniA 10
day. Wilsln said
~ yesterdays deadlinc OH,
3Tss TAGS had been sold IN wilson
office, County Courthouse.
The Tsx Collector could not ac
count Cor me drop IN TAG 'nyine
motorists. he SAID that nc had seen
. fcu 1874 tags on The street -.
day. Offseiilns iardy tax buyers.
however. Is the Increased popula
tion IA key West and "a the Keys
Also. Wilson said. there are many
people Who moved into ihe cauns,
a1lh tags from their home state
Noa ihey must bu, Flarida. taes
More than 81 fsray purchaser
came N % bty their tags lhis
morning. Wilson said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Julie Nelson Has
Lady's CcIf Lead

Julie Nelson. with = neat "
score. captured the lead in the
ladv's handicaa eolf tournament
a. the Key West Golf Club
Wcdnesday Kay Faraldo, with >
90 and nosc GavAan with 4 08.
hold down the second and third
spots N the initial 20 hole quail
fyinE rolnd ~ the tourney
Other scpfcs include, Pat Har.
ris. 700. Lou Duke. ini Anne
wiisell. i06. Nell Lapex TO and
Doris Evans. ii8
Following yesterdays quail
tying fomid the girls are paired
of Toe matrh play. ard the
finollsts wlll vie next Wednes.
day faF the tephy Following
the championship match d lunch.
con IS scheduled Coz 400 ~ a.
which time o.fecfs ~ re Ia
dy's handicap eermifgee ~ill ~
elected
pair.ngs fur ere match play
are ~ l0loWs Nslson Duke
Gavilan I.opcg Parable wlfxei,
and Harris Evan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Local Observer
Scores Scoop

Headquarters 81 the National
Aeteoritc Observatory thanked
J. NJ Martin. member Of the Key
West Astronomy Club. for his
recent report II an observation
~ q bright meteor 81 the fire
ball" a. bOlide type These rather
rare and accurate reports are oI
scicrtiiie value. The official com
nunication sad please scccp'
pur thanks Tor your good obser'
vaiions II the flrcball ~ Feb. IL.
We sincerely hope you viii re-
port any fireballs or meteor
showers seen IN the future
Anyone not already a membel
q the Astronomy club who would
like 10 help with these obscrva
tions Is invited % contact j. p.
Baillod, Edgar Stark. or any
other member Of the club ANY
interested person over IS years
~ age is eligible
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

rejoicing with some n hls par.
ixhinners.
Bishop Kenny tRalph Stavesl
arrives % perform the defies
ton ceremony.
The lnalp ugens in heaven
where two little cheruhs Cecil
Don and Margaret McDeraaitl
are talking about the centenary
on earth After ihc Blesacd
k5ther shows the great ias az
the homage Key westers have
shown her end her Divine son.
the angel choir unites with the
earthly choir in the centennial
oeghration b. ssinging Crisius
Vincit and Star of the Sea
Tire stage set design. constrac-
ton. and lighting Is being done
By Burt Carnett and Charles
Gossert respectively. Bowman
Gutter sealed and prepared the
suggested scenery lay0uts Cos
TUNES and properties pertinent
10 the various persons have been
made By the parents 81 students
and some loaned through the
courtesies of Mrs. Pauline PIN
der and the Barn Theater. Other
valuable assistance which was
offered for makeup. publlcityl
etc. will be used Ia grateful adj
vantage, also.
"Hiahlights 81 a Century" was
written and direeigd by Sister
Shella Mary who also taught all
dance rouiines. Sister Mary Eli
zabcih composed the words ana
music for Star 81 the Sea which
terminates the finale. The inter
lude music played by Sister IN
ehldes In Deep Woods BY Z. Mac
Dowell. Sosg of the Silver Night
by W. Forsyth. island Spell by
]. Ireland. Moonlight Sonata lsi
Movement hy Beethoven, lasen-
der By MacDowell and TIE Isle
81 Shadows by Palmgren Sister
Margaret Kathleen assists Sister
in directing the singing Sister
Delphine Marie. superior Sister
George Edmund and Mrs. Will
liam Berezovsky assisted IN the
production.
Sister Catherine 81 the Holy
Child assisted behind scenes with
Sister Sheila Mary. Sister George
Edmund and Helen Berezovsky.
Ills Excellcncy. the Most Rev.
erend Auxiliary Bishop 81 81.
Augustine. Thomas ] McDon.
8ugn. pave IL the highest praise
after the first production. Tie
said that il was q magnificent
piece Of work and that the paf.
Elephants deserved the highc (
commentator Ills Exeellency.
said Il was inspiraiional 10 see
three hundred children working
in complete harmony 10 fulfill
such high and noble purpose
IL work.
The twenty-five visiting clergy
members united IN praise OF the
production. These three hundred
children have surely contributed
b. the Historical Centennial 81
81 Mmy's Star of the Sea
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Sloppy Joe's
Bar Notified
About Marlows

TIE search Tor Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard NARROW. who disappeared
in the Florida Keys and attracted
nationwide attention. reached even
to Key West according 10 word
from Justice ri the Peace Ira Al.
bury.
Albury reported that yesterday
afternoon. Arthur Davis manager
81 slnppy Ices Bar on Duval street
receyicd q phone call from Rich.
ard NARROW in Brunswick. Georgia
asking that Il his sou. Robert Mar.
low should happen 10 como into the
bar % have him call the Oglesorpe
lioiel In brunswick.
When Albasy was notified, he
notified the Highway Patrol w'fa
had been conducting q statewide
search for the pair. he was told
saal the Marlows had turned up In
tier AZ their honr IA wesles.s,
Mass.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

eminent Inventory eurbs permit.
The speed with which American
steel mill capacity has expanded
has asiounded the worla.
Some other types 81 hrass. steel
and copper products are still .
tight supply And government con
lrol officials insist that the sud
denly appearing SURPRISES os same
Industrial products does not change
the overall picture Of defense
needs.
The government. however. IL re.
taxing some ~ lis metals controls
10 the extent at permitting more
metal 10 60 into the second quar-.
ter o makers " such less essen.
ial' goods as toys. venesinn
blinds. cigarette ligasers. umbres.
las and costume leuelry.
The searches that remain
some types 81 steel. alnminnsn and
copper-wilI disappear IN time. in.
dnstry officials insist. as TIE giant
expansion program 10 completed.
Industrys ability 10 produce n
hesae expanied even lasler lhan
first supposed possible Shortages
just can't stand mp LONG under thu
ability. spokesmen for American
industry say.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Net Upsets In
Ladder Cause
LineupC Change
Don Cruz I.irks
leo Carey And
lake. Over No. |
Position

brcuuse ~ tNo surprising No.
sets N Hch school tennis lad
der play The lineup for the girxt
match Ia ihe newly formed KEY
West Tennis League viii under.
so change
~ ladder piaF Yesterday Don
Cruz pulled oli q startling and
magnificent victory over Leo
Carey e.. 40 and Sc Don now
viii take over the number one
position on the squad
IN the second upset. Frank
Roberts defeated City Champion
John Cruz by the close score IL
60, ST end ca Roberts viii
take over the third spot on the
Ladder by virtue ~ this win.
The ln.sup Tor the match be-
twecn the high school and the
city men viii noW d..
4 Dcn Cruz vs Peter Varcla
z Leo Caffy vs.. Jack sellers.
3 Frank Roberts ~ Roberts
Smith.
= John Cruz 81 Harold james.
5 Peter knahi vs. Harvey
Sellers
q Tony Dopp vs. Paul F.
sluinaldo
HIGH school layers are named
first
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Sofiball Double
Header March Bird

The eolihail deubieheadgr orr.
glnally scheduled Is be played on
February 20th has been posi-
poned Until Nondsy evening
Aagth Ord "A has been announe-
"a Cansp time j fl5 pm. The
first game viii 80 team Of old
time stars against the younger
rails az the Diamond game in
Key Wcsi.
Ia TIE nifhfrap. the ever pop
uinf tlSS Gilmore softballerk
win meet q team composed ~
Key Wet An Stars
al sEftiecs are % BE- donated
and the entire pfoceeds wili 10
a. tie March 81 Dimes fund.
All girls tfron 10 - IS years
sldi who have bpen pfacilcing
recently % Bayslew PARK and
any others who agc INTERCEPTED ira
play * IRE req tested - be "a
BayNew Park Friday evening.
Foh. 29th az 73o m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
The
WEArHERylAN
Say,


Key West and Vicinity. Partly
eleady % cloudy with little tenn
perature change today. Ciossdy
md cooler tonight: partly cloud
with rising temperature Friday
Moderate eaxlerlv winds back-
ING % moderate % fresh norshef
81
Florida. Fair today ami Friday
except partly cloudy over south
portion today with few shower
IN morning. Cooler IN nnrth por'
ton today with few showers "
morning. Cooler "a north and
central portions today and ~
southern portion Friday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf Of Mexico.
Moderate north 10 northwest
winds. Friday moderate north
eaSterly winds. Partly cloudy
weather. few showers over south
portion this morning
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
DEATH


Hrs. Esssnis Fonisins Welt
Mrs. Eueenia Fontaine Wolf
81. passed away Tuesday q, ne
residence Al s27 Truman avenue
Services will be held FRIDAY
morning M s. Mnry's Star of the
Sea Church where q Mass Cor
the Dead will be said "a me
Rev. Joseph MarinR. $ 1. a
1000 am. A Rosary Service viii
be held before the Mas.
Burial will be in the family
plot II City Cemetery
she IA survived b. a daughter
Mrs. liarold Todd e key west.
q grandson. Edward Fre, here II
Jacksonville. Florida. and an ar.
Gle. Mr.. John Baldwin 81 Key
West and numerous other rela.
tixes.
pailbearsrs viii be Edwin IRE
vor. sam Goldsmith. Tony At.
thur. Jose Blanco. il. Butch
yaecarino and Herman Demerrisi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
NIL BOUND OVER

ttoHtinued from Page One
when be had noticed q larec ca
On HIS knuckle he had asked
the nan about Il and Hill 70.
Piled simply. 4 had . FIGHT with
= man last night"
HOPKINS. q Connecticut hotei.
man. was found fatally beaten Al
the foot ~ Simonton street early
on the morning 81 February 2nd
hy a passing miIkman. Ne had
been q winter visitor 10 Key
West fof several years and had
hecn engaged ~ real estate op
tfatinn here with has parfncr
Paul Gibbs
A total Of ~ witnesses testi.
fled for the state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

United paid the Law firm Coz rs
work. nut Ne insisted this vas not
inconsistent 18th Morris denials
mat he profiied from his position
- president ~ China International
Foundation Inc. o non profit
philanihropic organization which
eon'rols United.
Morris repeated his denials with
some heat Wednesday night when
% anerlly told The Associated
Press
= think as an ouirage 10 doub,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
Joe Allen To
Seek Reelection

csunfy csmmisssssss lee ~.
len has soslitisd - run fss -.
e:eesisn - Ne csmnissien svsn
the First District. u yes Isssne6
to-day.
cenmissssnsr Alien wiIl b
roaming Ter his sses. : torn sn
shs csmwissisn. ~ lied vim
cesrsy Clerk essi Adams.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21
RAW MATERIAL.
Continued from Page Onci

controls and IN others by slacken.
inc sales.
sheet and strip steel are IN plen.
lifuI supply. steel officials say.
Their customers have as BIG In.
veniories ~ these products a. gov.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

a meeting Of the Bard
Boostsrs : SCI tor ionl,ht ~
9 SIM.
The greup vii ssssmkis 81
Dillon Hall Al the KsY West
high Sehool and ell Boosters
are uf1ed 70 afisnd since =
discussion 81 lest minute De
tails cenessnin1 ire hands
trip % cuAa tomorFow viii
take plass.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

San Juan. Marguerite Marasrs
Dick, Elsie PARADE. Gertrudis
Pai brennan. Ronda Brewster.
Rose Yates. SEndra Owens. Te-
resita Sanchez.
After the island Is sold by
Juan Pablo Salas portrayed by
Robert Dclgado 10 Colonel 81.
monitor portrayed by Waldo Va
Leg, the American folk dancers
make their entrance 10 show the
transition from the Spanish 10
the American possession.
Twenty boys and girls
from ST. Joseph's and the Con
vent of Mary Immaculate. dance
Old Southern ScoitiSche.
The third scene opens In the
Bishops study in Savannah.
Georgia. Bishop Garland twal.
ter Johnson) sends two priests
George Haskinx and Charles
Achesonl 10 Key West % minis
ter 10 the needs Of the people.
(. Father Kirby remains in Key
West and builds the first little
church on Duvai between File
ming and Eaton.
Ia scene four. many Of the
events that have transpired in
the early history of the first. are
made known in a citizen scene
portrayed by William Sampson.
Diannc Ray. Ethel and Eddie
G0nzaley.
The fifth scene shows the ca
ger anticipation manifested by
msny families toward the arrival
~ the Sisters Of the Holy Name
who have come from Canada %
do missionary work and to open
schools in Kew West.
Fifty third and fourth graders
dressed IN the costume Of the
time. make colorful entrance
from the back Of the Auditor
mm 10 the stage singing School
Days.
Tho next scene shows the Sis
tiers Eleanor Cato. Nancy Saw
yer. Isabel Sais, Gloria Munix.
Yolanda San Juan. Frances
Sampson. and Kathleen Law
renee. discussion the latest trag-
edy. the sinking of the battle
shio Name
The Convent is turned unto .
hospital and the wounded sol.
diers and sailors are cared for b.
| the Sisters ~ the Holy Name.
sorrow fills the hearts Of some
ag the citizens donna SAWYER.
Virginia Dropp. Bonnie iiinkle,
Frank Russell and Carol Rivasl
a. they gaze on the eharred
ruins Of their FIRST church which
Vas burnt down NY a mailman.
Father Friend portrayed bs
Tony Herce shows the rcsikns-
tinn ol the burdencd by sorrow
but resigned 70 the win Of God.
AS the next scene opens. Path
or Friend has just compistsd hss
new church on Division ana =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

ne sincerity and honesty ol decent
I'rople"
w. declared there was no basis
Cor the s'innuendo' that he has
been profiiing from the China IN
tefnasionai Foundation.
TIE Presidents corruption inyes
sigafnr said ne did play some par
in negotiations concerning the o.
sankerx. but viii BE- glad 10 e.
plain Il 10 the senators.
a wish they'd summon me N
stead ~ talking about ", he said.
Iil he glad ~ testify.
Morris f,oke OFT after Sen. Nix
ON tR. Calf. had commented
IN may he that Morris has q
good explanation. lut 90 Us face
his pubic denial seems 70 have
been calculated 20 deceive
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

Herbef George Alexander. Mar
ire BARRACKS and Dolores BnrKohy,
300 Truman avenue have applied
Tor a marriage license n the office
Of County Judge Raymond Y. Lord.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

Relative Humidity al 500 An.
Ia
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Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

so.os ins. 1919 mhs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-21

R.,oms,er tsss Lever 900 a "a
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22
BACK 10 P0RT 0RcHARD

Zelda and Wilder Wanamaker of Port Orchard are leaving tonight on the Princess Louise to return to the states. They are the daughter and son of J. E. Wanamaker who is employed by MeGillvray Bros. in construction of the new addition to the school and have been here for the past month visiting their fath- CT.
 Miss Wanamaker graduated from high school last spring and expects to attend business college in Brem- erton this winter. Young Wilder will continue his high school stud ies in Port Orchard.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22
LIP THE RMFR

Going up sthe river Tuesday on the Judith Ann of the Ritchis Transportation Co., and bound for vacations at George Balls Diamond B ranch were Dr. and Mrs. ". l. Wilbur of Sheridan. Oregon. who arrived in Wrangeu Monday morn ing aboard the Aleatiau, J. Con Way and son of sitka. Mrs Henry Barrow and her niece. Ann Mid dendorf. Mrs. Barrow. who left Hrangell several years ago for
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22
NEW JERSEY ATTORNEY AND WIFE CALL HERE EN ROUTE HOME

Visiting in Wrangell Wednesday morning while the Princess Kuth- leen was in port were Attorney and Mrs. Heston ". Potts and son. Heston, Jr., of Highland Park, New Jersey.
 The family came north several weeks ago on the Kathleen, ship ping their car with them and dis embarking at Skagway They took the White Pass & Yukon railroad to Whitehorse and from there. travelled over the Alaska Highway through Yukon Territory and AL aska to Fairbanks. After spending some time in that area they went to Anchorage and the Kenai Penin- sula where Mr Potts enjoyed some fine salmon md trout fishing.
 Returning last week via the Haines Highway, they stopped at Beloud's resort on Haines Highway for several days where they enjoy ed catching lake trout weighing up to 27 pounds.
 Arriving at Haines, they took the barge Chilkat to Skagway nnd boarded the Kathleen just 10 min utes before sailing time.
 The family expressed great en- joyment oyer their trip to the Ter ritory and Attorney Potts mention ed his pleasure at the evidence of development of Alaska's resources, roads and towns.
 "I'u be back again" he said as- suringly. eff not next year, then the year after and Pm coming right to Wrangell for I want to make that trip up the Stikine Riy- err
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22

Published every Friday at Wran- gell, Alaska. by Lew NJ. and Wini- fred Williams.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22
CANAsTA PARTY HONoRs MRS. CLYDE MoGmLvRAY

To honor Mrs. Clyde MeGilvray. who came up from Eetehinn last week end to join her husband here. Mrs. Vern Smith. wife of Wran- gels Mayor, was hostess at a des- sert- eafusta party at her home last Monday evening.
 Those invited to enjoy the even- ing and become acquainted with Wraugell's newcomer were Mrs. E. M. Campbell. Mrs. Doris Barnes. Mrs. Ii. B Thornquist. Mrs Virgil Newman. Mrs. P C. Mccormack. Jr, Miss Lrene Coulter and Mrs. Lew Williams.
 High score award, was won by Mrs Thornquist with Mss Coulter winning low.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Assoclated Press is ntitled exclusively to the use for .epubli- cation of all the local news printed n this newspaper. as We as all AP news dispatches. Entered in the Post office It Wran gell, Alaska, as second ciuss mat ter under Act of Congress of Mar. 2. 1878.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22
sIMrTInNs HOME

MT and Mrs. George Sumption returned home Monday on the AL eutian from Seattle. Mrs. Stump tion went south some time ago to visit her mother and attend a fam lily reunion. She was joined by Mr. sumption two weeks ago who was enjoying a short vacation during the seining season. Sumption is skipper of a shrimping boat for Harbor Seafoods caunery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22
MRS. CLEMMONs HOME

Mrs. Monte Clemmons. wife of Wrangelfs II. S. Fish and Wjldlfe Service agent. returned home Mon day morning on the Aleutian from Seattle where she has been visiting for seVeIul weeks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22
FIRE UNDERWRITERS HERE NEXT MONTH

Members of the Pacific Board of Fire Underwater Engineers are due to arrive in Wrangell some time in September, according to information received by Mrs. Doris Barnes, local insurance agent
 They will be making a routine inspection trip of various commun- ities in the Territory
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22
ILLINOIS ART TEACHER
 ENDS VISIT HERE

Mss Elma Anderson of Dekolb. ILL. who has been visiting her sis ter and family. the Jack Krepps, since July [. ended her visit here Monday She left that day on the Aleutian for Seward and the Inter- for where she will spend some timu before returning to Dekolb where she is an art instructor at Illinois State College
 Miss Anderson is a talented art tist and while in Wrangell made
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-08-22

some outstanding sketches and paintings of the surrounding area. including scenes from the sdkiue River and Telegraph Creek.
 This is Miss Anders0n's second trip to Wraugell. She visited the krepps family here about five years ago.