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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. apt. IN
nice apt. bldg. redec:; nr, Hecht's
dept. store; heat and water furn.
Adults. $76 mo. GIL. 1886 after 6.
LARGE GROOM APT. SIS per mo. !;
near 18th and Columbia rd. NV;
adults only. Call ME. OO95. 10
FALLS CHURCH-Several 1 and 2
Ssdarnn3; Ssdarnn n apts;s immediately avail;
.yE MlisSn sasE69lgyd.' E6lyd.' Arl.. Va. oW. $500.
u 81. Ne, 4oa-Efic. apt, ne near
FEzk Iszs sE5zssTAT3fH. sas Pa. DHsoHe1 sss ss.
1IIh 81. Sc. s1o-rwo rms. Il Kit.
zsss HSf REzz SsI g rA4R I2Hs ss5 + RI. R0sS sSs
area. near Naval Medical Center
i sli utiis; furn.; s7b % mo. 81. oeI''issSS, $3.50,
1sHs K ( ISL ST. NE.-one-bedrmI. "a spt;
fSrmatiSn eall e9l AMERICAN TIRE
Co. AT. 1912. 1915 x st. &c.
'.s .sa +ts ssts ST. .dSsss. Syons Also room rs It.
kit. and path. $40. To inspect. see
l3N St. NV. IA. NN3oasTS ATS. CORP" $50 81 II
4621 9th ST. N.W.-Bsmt. apt. with
pvt. path, kit. and large bedrm' |;
PW. front and rear entrances.
Ssi Reasonable. For appt., cali Elk.
HOLLY HoUsE-1se5 T st. NV NV
Beautiful new bldg. located in tha
heart of the city; eficiency, SIS. so:
Can Can, ! AP; .[S, 14is or Ho. saes for I'm in
1917 Z; 7. AVE. NV. Apt. 4o1-4
sS4. GE. $500. e5n'' Aoui's' elevator
2 rooms, kitchen. bath. s67 s.. =
new Ns7' uiiiHisS ilBEDRM. GE SPT., sP9o, coneres,
Heights Sc: $3.50 mo. GENERAL RAE
PPEs8oPERTY Ps8osP ENTERPRISES Ma.
15$S alst ST. Nw.-snd f.. 3 rms,
Kit. and bath; all utils. incl; un-
aqrnlshed, and s shown only between 3
41oSS 400 End : Ssi sT. N.E.-puplex. Bedrm., mi9
liy: rm.. dinette. kit. wash. faciis. ;
DUPLEX-5I32 HANNA ri. Sc. Iiy,
rm,, bedrm., dinette. kit. and tile
Odtus 9Io, Incl. uLllS., aQult couple
only, VI. $3.50 after $3.50 pm. TO
TWO-RM. BSMT. APT; pvt. entr.,
showers. no objection / child: $50
mo-, utils. incl. Ii. 1888 after 6.
TAKOMA PARK, ltv. rm., bedrm
pvt. bath, kit. and kitchenette: S75
mo. utils. furn.; avail. Sept. /. ~.
ARLINGTON-Conv. loc. mod. ant
bldg, 2 rms, kit. bath, porch; must
be perm, restricted. IA. 2-3300.
TAKOMA PARK-One-bed terrace
apt. in new 3-unit bldg; pvt. entr.,
utils; near shopping and bus; couple
only only; $S5 mo; 81: 51S1. 10
hv., rm.. kit, dinette and bath;
mod. elevator bldg. SS425 per mo.
incl; utils; pREFFuSS BROS.
ARLINGTON = Two-bedrm. apt. mr.
Hecht's store and walking distance
to Arlington Hall. Adults only. I'M
med. possession. sos per mo. incl
wills; 52S N. Thomas st. See MR.,
bath. util. furn.; adults only; excel.
transp. 10
$50 ATLANTIC ST. Sc, Apt. 8; 2
bedrms.. kit, living rm.. bath; all
utils. furn.. SS2.
39S 9Th st. Sc, 2nd floor; rooms,
kit, bath, $40.
10k 9Th OF ~ A~k
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ROOMS fURhIsHED-N.w.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated ms; daily maid service;
sswitchboard service. 1712 New
FARMINGTON-1624 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle. Maid service.
24-hour switchboard service. phone
In ali rooms; convenient location.
Single. $40 up: double. S12.50 up.
ROCK CREEK HALL. 24oo 10th ST.
Sgle., dbles.; reas.; rec. rm.; TV;
free pking.; blk. Col. rd.; daily maid
service; roof; 8 porches. HO. 9617
232a AsHMEAD PL. N.W.--Attrac-
tive double, twin beds: large win
dows; next bath; semipvt. Close
Conn. ave. HU. 5343. Ill
228 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Small
single; private home; sentleman, RA.
18TH AND vARNUM N.w.-Very
attractive front rm.. pvt. bath, win
dow fan and phone in rm.; avail
Aug. Q. $50. RA. 1929. 10
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Downtown; elev., all-nite switchboard.
2O07 Q st. NV. NO. 1850. 17s
COLORED-l8i4 KALORAMA RD.
N.W.-Lovely large rm. with kit.
prlvils See MR.. CARTER or call
COLORED-NICELY FURN. RM.-
Cooking priyils. Call ia. 1850. liz
COLORED-NICELY FURN. FRONT
RIM. for empl. couple or girl. Conv
transp. GE. 1916. -S
COLORED-Furnished rooms for men
or couples. Can after 5 pm. week
aays' aayI' all day Sat. and Sun, DE
CoLoRED-NEAR 14th ST. NV
Light. airy sleeping room, for one
or two girls: DU. S346. 90
COLORED-LGE. FRONT furn. rm
for Govt. .-empl. cple.. men or z
ladies; 1 blk. carline. ST. 1857.
COLORED-s36 A MO: cookius
pTivtlS.; no objection to children
3Ol3h Sherman ave. NV. RA. 1892
COLORED-RooM FOR MAN: privt.
leges. 65 You st. NV, HU. 1904.
Call any time. q
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage In
separate ..bnns so rooms; o,n ,,eyt expert paeking
CO, INC. testablished i906j.
MOVING AND HAULING day or
night. Reasonable rates. ST. O45S;
g til 3. NO: $3.50 after $50. "a
ANY MOVING at any time; also
Sundays. Call EDELIN,. Ii. 3-5047.
WILL MOVE / or 2 pieces or q house
hold after 5. All day week ends.
A-2-Z MOVERS-24-hr. serv.; small
%: 9.See0 and LII. 4-b475. 5S~' MS
MOVING BY HILL--Pick up. DEL.
Free est. any day or eve. AT. 9342.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887; ewes. GE. 1916.
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DOWNTOWN. .

IN 4OV4N
1 rm.. dressing closet and tiled bath
with shower. reIgr:. hot plate, in
$72.50 Apply 1417 N st. NV. %
COLORED-N.W.-Three Govt. girls
for 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. and
bath. Nicely. furn. Just painted.
Eli mo- mo- incl. utils. Avail. immed.
coLoRED.' 11ss BUCHANAN sr.
N,WIEntire pvt; 1st H.: 2 lge. rms. !;
suit. 2-3 adults; RA. 6321. 10
COLORED-W.. VA. AVE. NE: 2 rms.
pvt. kit, semi-pvt bath; very nicely
furn.; couple or 2 adults; Ii. 4-3O65
COIoRED3isth and d N.E.-TSree
lir lrrm; ooapD. oapts.. semikit.. bath. refgr.
ME. 9S92; eyes,, TU. 20S0. %
COLORED-5315 ADDISON CHAPEL
EIoD'aMssTied Ia slasas couple; 2 rms. kit.
COIOREDw2111 LIST ST. N.w.-Two
in quiet home for empl. couple. Cali
Ho. S2l6, am. to pm; after 5.
COL0RED-1s04 FAIRMoNr sr.
NV; I room. kit. and bath. Apply
1862 Clifton st. NV. CO. 6702.
COLoRED-cooL, CLEAN, attractive
pSmS.' persons; $50 mo-; all utils.
1852 Fairmont st. NV. 81 pm.
COLoRED-I43 FLA. AVE. N. W
one om.. Kit. and semipvt. bath
4o2fspNo SsS jSGi Kegs SYapa at osT WASHINGTON y
MA. 4S18. 10
|COLORED-EFFICIENCY APT. NE
Comb. -liy. rm. and bedrm., sen.
arate kitchen, nicely furnished
Available Immediately. FREDERICK
" BEaRENs. aRENs. INC. 1928 K st. NV.
COLORED-44es 9th ST. NV. Ioyel,
kit. and bedroom, Semipriyate batf
room. Apply on premises. 10
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Sugar Loaf Kennels
Offers for sale, q few exceptionally
EellI.bred boxer puppies for discrim-
silver. standard poodle, female
Kennels located between Hyatts-
town and Comus, Md. Phone
Gaithersburg 642-J-2. 10
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POOKS HILL
PETuECnA


WISCONSIN AVE.
JUST BEYOND NAVAL HOSPITAL
Large living room, dinette,
one bedroom kitchen and
bath -------- $117.5C
Large living room, dining
area, 2 bedrooms, kitch-
en-, bath ------$159.50
Large living room, dining
room designed for enter
tanning, 2 bedrooms leach
12x15 with double door
closets and each with beau
tiful private BATH and eff1-
cient equipped kitchen,
$242.50
Large living room, dinette, 8
bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen,
$267. so
Also a Few Furnisheds Apartments
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, 18-in., elec., $40 per
day; Gain. gas, SI2 per day. Rates
incl. delivery. RENTAL TOOLS &
,E9UIP- co: sH. 1881.
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 r st.
NV. MA. 4O94.
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0A4NC4 Op1 11lS G1dS cE EllcC. 20
944 Wayne Ave. JU. S-s03s
TYPEWRITER. portable, new Royal
quiet de luxe, never used; original
guarantee still valid on 1862 model.
Can OR. 6547 for information and
VACUUM CLEANERS. over 100; all
makes, SO .95 each: worth SSO-Sso;
repairs. TOPS W VACUUM esMf gaS6lns sToRE
x105 18th st: Sc. Ii. 3-220O.
VACUUM. Elsin tank type; like new,
WITH all attachments, $35. JE.
VACUUM CLEANERS Anniversary
sale; brand-new Royal, tank type,
$3.50 value. S4S.75; Electroiux
$1,000 GE; $9;75; others. 1912 Lee
WASHER. ABC Spindrier; good cond.
T2SSHEGSEE. SSS; Sc. 1854: ..- 10
only $149. Also large discounts on
other famous brands fully automatic
Washers. Tomorrow at STAR RA-
do CO., 400 11th st. NV,
WASHER. Thor AutoMagic; used 1K
yrs; owners moving; excellent con-
ditIon $50. IA. 4-069S
WASHER, ABC. 10 mos. old: must
Lg ie5l' 6eing e6aGd transferred. Call all week
WASHERS, DRYERS, irons; 15-soS
makes; all fully guaranteed. STAR
P5d1H P65ADIo NJ co; os;zod4o 4o9 11th st. NV.
WASHER. WAnSaf Dl' wbtpSnoo, 11qS; .utom.+,. ~
ins5 nSS So ssso orls sH psstss sss$ $780, l%0V
WASHERS from apt. bldg. wringer
type, spin-dryers, automatic; good
-cond.; S1O-S75. uN. 1921. 10
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ROOMS WANTED

MOTHER AND SMALL CHILD want
room with day care for child. Cali
T-9 pm. LU. I-7496.
WANTED-Room and board for an
elderly lady. Give address and
phone number. Box x21-C. Star.
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretayiai switch.
board. utilities, three elevators, car
peted corridors, delivery service
two large parking areas: storage
space on each noor; roof garden
MASTER Tv ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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WASHERS
DRYERS AND IRONERS
REFRIGERATORS
RANGES, GAS AND ELEC.
FREEZERS-TELEVISIONS
WAREHOUSE SALE
SAVE UP TO 500
No reasonable Offer Refused
WkdyS., II Am. Til 8 Pm.
Hill Distributing Co.
e41S Georgia Ave, Silver Spring. Md
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ROOMS WITH soARp

COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2oO1. nr. Conn
ave-. nice singles, and doubles; young
Government employees. CO. 2493. IS
THE COLONY CLUB, 3O32 N. st. NV.
Stately old Georgetown house: spa
cious reception and din rms; conv.
tranSp.; home atmosphere; good
food; S65, two meals. For refined
young ladies. MI. 20S4. liz
14O8 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Single, also
double and spaces to share; board
optional. Ma. 4299. Sc
Ir, for Z or 5 girls; air,conditioned
Sunday: CAN HO. 2155. %
DOWNTOWN, 1929 K st. n.w.-Lge.
bright double rm. for 2; $25 every
two weeks; good meals. ST. 1867.
LARGE COOL RM., 8 meals, q days:
very reasonable. ia. 7-4974. 10
THE JOHN KILPEN. HOTEL
1910 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan. excel
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 1866
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble, rms. in remodeled. re.
rm. Large closets. Dances and fret
movies. Recr. rm:, Bsndix washer
selected menu $50-S60. 1926 21si
st. NV. HU. 1924.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

TILDEN GARDENS-Liy. rm.; one.
bedrm. apartment; spacious; three
exposures; completely renovated.
Box 422-C, Star. 10s
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WEEKLY OR MONTHLY

29O8 QUE ST. NV.
One-bedrm. apis. with sleeping ac-
commodations for 8 or 4-$145 mo.
Two-bedrm. apis. with sleeping ac-
commodations for or 4-$162. 80
mo. All new furn. selected by out
nPanaieaQ nr coll NEE EfAn -
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GEORGETOWN, BEST LOCATION
Attractive mod, 1-bedrm. apt, with
iv. rm., mod. bath and kit; $I25.
j. G. CHATEL, DE. 1137.
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SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; TV; switchboard. 1927
10th st. NV, HO. 6767. 17s
AIR COOLED, CLUB MASON
For those that seek the best IL
atmosphere, social and recreationa
facilities and good food at moderat,
prices. Immediate and later vacan
ctes for several ladies and gentle
dupont areal. NO. 677O. Ia
SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; eley., switchboard
1925 18th st. NV. DU. 1896
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1900 NEWTON ST. N.E.-bedrm.
living rm.. kit and bath. S75. Key
1 los s' 18th ST. NV rooms,
kitchenette, bath; $69.50. Key
KENMORE REALTY co.
735 11th st. NV. Elk. 34S0
-S
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
With or without hotel service: new,
modern, suburban.; reas. rates. Also
unfurn. apis. LO. 7-SI0O.
GLASSMANOR APARTMENTS
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$50 ATLANTIC ST. Sc, Apt. s; 2
bedrms.. kit, living rm., bath; all
utils. furn. $S2.
30S 9th st. Sc, End floor; 2 rooms,
kit, bath, $40.
105 9Th st. ne. Apt. /; room, kit.
unit. bath, S56.79.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
GIT Penna. Ave. Sc. FIR. 1088
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EMERSON GARDENS

1909 Emerson st.. Hyattsville. Md.
Rhode Island ave-; conv. to stores
and transp.; $95 Incl. utiis. Also
1-bedrm. apt. avail. soon. Janitor
on premises. UN. $500. -S
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WASHERS

MUST BE SOLD TODAY
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
WEEKDAYS FROM 9 TIL 6
Easy Spinner de luxe, floor samples
Reg. S219.95-today, $159.
Thor Automatic. floor samples. Reg
.S226. .50-today, S139.
automatic de luxe models. Reg. $500
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SLAUGHTER'S

2460 9th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble.
rms, some with pvt. bath. maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
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One bedrm., kitchen. dinette and
bath; beautifully furnished: conv.
e To RollinE Field; sysils6ls s,s Aug; MI 5s.
1928 < st. NV, MA. 5000. @S
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES WANTED

Furniture. bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware, Oriental art objects, jeWelry
rugs. stlyerware. paintings, Dor
traits; highest cash prices paid. Cal
MIJR. Az TIA ooQQ
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

OLORED-Couple will share Arm
2;bedrm.) apt. with another couple
Call ia. 9615. IS
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KERRY BLUE TERRIER PUPPIES,
Axe reg. 8 weeks, reas.. JU. 7-706S,
cooS DOG osSen Tor osi; Sale, s; Sos. Sp' cail wa
GERMAN sHEPHERDs-AKc reg.
ch. sired. Show and breeding stock.
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TELEVISION

I ELE VIOIONO
New 1853 models. II you have cash
and want an honest" deal see Us
last. Ga. ave. at w st. NV
PARAMOUNT CO., HU, 1900.
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THREE RMS. and bath. Bethesds
area, near Naval Medical Centel
and Model Basin: yard privileges;
G SlI utils; Sis furn.; S75 mo. OIL. 1856
1siS K ST. N.E.-one-bedrmI % ant
pvt. bath; rental, $52 $50. For IN.
formation call AMERICAN TIRI
CO., AT. 1912. 1915 x st. ne
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ROOMS EuRNlSHED-N.E.

OLORED-ROOM FOR MAN: privi-
lsges. 65 You st. NV, HU. 1904.
Call any time. g
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1952-10-24
DIPHTHERIA SHOTS
RECOMMENDED BY
COMMISSIONER

Due TO q severe outbreak of
diphtheria in the Bethel area. Te.
c. Earl Albrecht. Commissioner of
Health fer the Territory has sent
a recommendation to all physicians
and nurses that a program Of i'm
munization of all susceptible per
sons be carried out
DR.. Albrecht reports that cases
have been reported from eight to
ten different villages and several
deaths from the disease have been
reported He added that II cases
have been confirmed by culture
tests and an additional 80 are sus-
picious but laboratory data is not
yet available on them.
Since diphtheria is communi-
cable disease" Dr. Albrecht said.
all physicians and nurses should
actively pursue a program of i'm
munization of all susceptible per
sons. particularly of individuals
who have been in the lower Kusko-
kwim and lower Yukon areas in
the past month
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1952-10-24
TONGAss FOREST NETS
CASH FOR TERRITORY

A check for $I65O.S7 has been
mailed to the Treasurer of Alaska.
according TO the office Of Regional
Forester B. Frank Heintzlemau.
This sum represents % per cent of
the total money received from land
fees and for sales of timber on
National Forests in Alaska except
for timber sold on the Tongass For
est. The money turned over to the
Territory IS to be used for roads
and schools in the First and Third
Judicial Divisions where the two
national forests are located.
Receipts from the sale of timber
on the Tongass are impounded i'm
a special account in the Treasury
until possessory rights TO the TIM
Der are determined. This is in ar
cordance with an Act of Congress
approved Aug. 8. 1917. The timber
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1952-10-24
EMBLEM CLUB PLANS
HALLOWEEN PARTY
AT FTEC NOV

With Mrs. Herschel Harding as
Master of Ceremonies and Chair
man of the committee in charge.
Wrangeu Emblem Club at its last
meeting Oct s. made plans for a
masquerade Halloween party to be
held Saturday night. Nov. /. at
the Elks Club.
Prizes. Mrs. Harding said. viii
be awarded for best costumes. as
has been done other years and
games and dancing will contribute
their parts toward a Jolly goblin
filled evening.
Assisting Mrs Harding on the
committee are Mesdames Robert
Wickman. William Grant. Vern
Anderson. Dan Roberts. Norman
Whitaker and Emblem Club prezi-
dent Mrs. Frank Denney.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1952-10-24
GOOD SHIP TEAL
STOPS IN WRANGELL
ON Way TO KETCHIKAE

The good ship Teal. of the Z. S.
Fish and Nudufe Service with
Capt. Howard Marks and Bill
Don't Cali Me . Rodney Hunt
ing aboard as cook, called in
Wrangeu this week en- route to
Ketehikau. That is. the understand
ing was it would eventually ar
rive IN Eetehikan after certain pa
troll work in certain areas.
Asked Thursday as they We're a.
bout TO shove off where they We're
bound for, Capt. Marks and Bill
boxed the compass with a wave
of their arms. "That-a-way," they
said.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1952-10-24
WV OFFICERS
ELECTED AT
sIsTEBH0OD MEETING

At It's meeting Oct. 10 at ANB
hall the Wrangeu Camp of Alaska
Native sisterhood elected new Of
fieers for the coming year.
Mrs. Becky Churchill was chosen
as President with Mrs. Sadie Cam
pus. Vice President. Mrs. Edna
Cabotutan, Recording Secretary
Mrs. AMY Churchill Treasurer and
Mrs. Mae Daley, Corresponding
Secretary.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1952-10-24
FRIENDS ENTERTAINED
AT BIRTHDAY
DINNER PARTY

To celebrate her husbands birth
day. Mrs. Dan Roberts invited a
group Of friends TO dinner ON Oct
10. at The Roberts home out the
highway. Dessert featured a birth
day cake with appropriate decora-
tion and candles.
Those invited were Alr. and Mrs.
Frank Denney. Mr and Mrs Ron
aid Schwartz. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Chase. Mr.. and Mrs. Brauder Cas-
tie and Everett Buness.
Roberts is employed IN the local
air lines office and Is also local
representative for General Motors.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1952-10-24
ELK ROLL CALL
ON OCTOBER %
HOUSE SOUTH

Annual roll call of Wrangeu
Lodge No. 1895. viii be at the
regular meeting of October %.
Leading knight ROLAND Curtis
will be acting Exalted Ruler in the
absence OF Exalted Ruler Donald
j. House sIr. and Mrs. House and
daughter. Kim. sailed south on the
Canadian beat last week for a
months vacation. visiting relatives
i'm Olympia and other p Iints.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1952-10-24
HOME FROM KETCHIKAN

Mrs. Henry Katasse arrived home
from Ketchikan the first of the
week. Her husband left Sunday on
his boat Garfield to fish on Pliget
Sound for the coming month or six
weeks.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1952-10-24

sale receipts deposited 10 this spec
iaI account amounted to $233.23S-
.o6 for the year ending June 80.
1852. The total from the date of
the Act is S72o,673.4s
The amount received by the Ter
ritory since 1905 for its = per
cent share of National Forest re-
eeipts totals s77L941.40.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1952-10-24
To My Friends
and Supporters

It is with deepest appreciation
that I consider the overwhelming
vote given me by the electorate of
the First Division in last Tues
days election.
As your public servant, I extend
to you my gratitude and assure
you that I will continue to carry
out the functions of the Auditors
office with the same integrity and
faithfulness that have striVen to-
ward In the past.
I thank you.
Neil Moore
Auditor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-24
Doris FLeeson
Nixon Got Good Break in Aide
Rogers Who Accompanied Senator Futed Conpogn Trip
Noted for Inquiries in Communist Corruption Field

Gen. Eisenhower really In
tended to turn Senator Nixon's
explanations Of the Nixon dowry
into the ordeal by fire 1t be-
came. A principle Of some inn
portance exists in the situation
the principle Of whether any
Senator. no matter how noble.
ought to accept private help
from anyone, no matter how
pure.
In insisting that his running
mate must come clean. clean as
q hounds tooth, the general
perhaps did mot foresee that
whatever his private opinions
about the Senator. it might be
necessary to let him go. In
such contingency. 1t would be
useful to have the principle to
fall back on: certainly it would
be very much kinder to Nixon.
But Gen. Eisenhower did not
prepare his retreat. at least not
in any manner that could save
the Senator embarrassment.
Here again he has showed q
lack Of that instructive political
skill which any number of
people were prepared to swear
he owned when he was q SUI
preme commander Of military
forces.
Aboard the Eisenhower train
1t is becoming known that the
general realizes that he is max
ing tactical mistakes. He now
knows. for example. that he did
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Victory in Skies Not Yet Assured
Soviet Military Aviation Still Primitive by u S. Standards
Yet Reds Are Forcing Output and improving QuoIiy

B-29s during the late stages Of
the war, and their duplication
Of that type. Although the
Russian duplicate. the TU-4,
did not get into combat opera
ton, 1t is estimated today that
the Russian air force has about
1000 Of this type Of plane in
commission. Some of these are
believed adapted to in-flight
fueling, adding considerably to
their range. In addition, the Reds
are reported to have produced q
larger multiengine bomber Of
the B-36 type and q long-range
multiengine jet bomber.
Production and availability Of
such aircraft are not SUFFICIENT
alone to assure operational eff
fectiveness. The concept Of
strategic use Of air power and
the techniques by which it is
employed are qualities that have
been worked out by British and
Americans over the past decade.
Even In the transport field, for
example, the skills needed to
put on q mass airlift were de-
veloped and tested in the early
illtercontinental operations be-
tween the Western Hemisphere
and Europe and Africa. to an
even greater degree in the de-
manding hump operation be-
tween India and China, and
finally in the relief of Berlin,
In Korea and even In flying the
Moslen1 pilgrims to Mecca.
One Of the phases Of aircraft
development In which the Brit
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The excellent operational
qualities Of the Russian MIG
fighter planes in Korea have
tended to obscure the fact that
Soviet military aviation, is still
relatively primitive by Ameri-
can-British standards particu-
larry in the fields Of bomber.
transport and naval air power.
World War II provided the
greatest stimulus, of course, to
the development Of military air
power-both In the technical
sense Of plane and engine de-
velopment and in the concepts
by which such power could most
effectively be employed.
The Germans, well supplied
with the scientific capacity and
under compulsion to develop q
striking force that would counter
the static and orthodox defenses
OF opposing ground superiority,
took the early lead in their
refinement Of fighters, attack
bonnberS and the short-legged
bomberS with which they as-
saulted Britain. Poland, France
and the low countries fell be-
fore the allied nations could
match this Nazi air strength but
British fighter progress and the
later Developments In American
and British planes OF all types
soon outdistanced the German
capacities.
Meanwhile, the Russians, even
after entering the war, ap-
preached air power from q diff
ferent aspect. On the defen.
sive or deep In their own terri
tory for SO much Of the con-
dict. the Russian emphasis was
placed on battlefield aircraft. in
effect merely an extension Of
the artillery power in which
they have additionally placed
such great reliance. The long
wrangle that preceded Soviet
permission for q British-Amer-
lean bombing mission being To-
Gated in Russian territory was
In part q reflection Of this Rus
sian inability or ,inwillingness
to understand the concept Of
strategic air power.
That they eventually acquired
some appreciation Of its effec-
tiyeness was indicated by their
confiScation Of some Of our
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