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Evening star., 1952-01-17
LET'S BUY A HOME
That Suits The Whole Family

AG4 > bO ! n E1OMG
That Suits The Whole Famil,
MOTHER: Easy ia blocks
walk to the SafeWay, Jelleff's.
delicateSsen. the beauty parlor
and many other stores: q
fenced yard for the smaller
ones; first-foor powder
room-automatic dishwasher.
DAD: Block and o half to
his bus: . den he can really
relax in; basement to house
his hobby shop; o well-built
home to please him. THE
KIDS: Can walk to school in
matter Of minutes: in the
shake of a-lamb's-tair' they
can be at the movies or the
bowling alley, or at the drug
store for an "ice cream high
ball with the crowd" Put all
these things together and you
have fine home in the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase area.
The price Of S23,50O will
please all. Must be sold very
quickly-please call at your
earliest convenience. Mr..
Franzblau. WA. 2696 with
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new s-bedrm.
brick rambler: full bsmt.; :, $1S;S59;
sHhss gHEgrzH E!l kE sIsdsa sao1 W g. CLIFFORD 7747
direct from builder: ST 500 to $4,000
down, depending on. number OF
finished bedrmssas Occupy IN 9 ,yks;
EAST 2si RIyERDALE-4-bedrm. 6rick
home; rec. rm.; many fine features.
SEa sSEfe n fnS SoHssos faEsss VIZ $685. aovn ls
RIvERDALE HGTS,, near st. Ber-
nard's Cath. church-Lovely new, g.
m 1e 95fh 9UaN 0Hnes H. 3ossoN Ss5 ssFasstS w. Sose s
,s.AcRE LOT. brick Cap. Cod; ! Of
the largest rms. syyo yoq aoS Till Ii find oil n
g. am sfSssaSi RosaRT Ss Davis wAi &C & Co. M1s
BRICK RAMBLER, in Radiant Valley;
rms, equipped kit. radiant heat;
vacant: price, $12.950: Call WA.
5000 til 8 pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
VET. { "A 2airTENr1oN-vA approved at
bungalow in conv. Rogers Heights.
5 lge. rms. on 1st q. plus I'm. attic,
huge screened porch, Fun dry bsmt:,
down; Gall y. VA; A,s 5000 3 til Q pm.
FULL PRICE, S7,25O-Cozy 4-room
bungalow Just block from the Seat
Pleasant School. ooon vacant. $3.50
yfSisFFT RasEFT q sANphnWs RAxIS = FIELD f3 ls and
Suitland-New 8 bedroom brick
rambler; lots 75x100 walking dis
tanceFto schools and church. Priced
for immediate sale ct So. 100. Write
Box 462-C. Star for appointment.
II ACRES and lse. s-room house in
good repair; suitable for . develop
ment or nursery. located in West
Lanham Hills area; all utilities now
on property: $4,000 down will
handle THOMAS r HALEY.
Realtor. UN. .7649 and uN. 1923.
10 ACRES and rm. and bath bunga-
low. about acres under cultivation;
viii sell house and 5 acres; located
at Lanham. Md. THOMAS r. HAL
LEY, Realtor. UN. 7649 and UN.
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Sl2,SOO

GI-S1,3O0 DOWN
These. new all-brick homes. located
nearby Bellemeade. feature living
rms. with din. area, 2 lovely bed
rooms, colored tile baths, modern
kitchens with Bendix washer and ex-
haust fam; stairway to Windowed
$50 per mo. pays all. As low as
S2;500 dn. to non-GIs. See them
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JIM BRITT

BUNGALOW-$10,95O
Chillum area. Attrac. 2-bedrm. home;
also expansion attic. 2 yrs. old. Al
conv. to everything. Can assume 4T
loan; reas. cash required. SH. O424;
ewes. LA. 6-SS0O. L. n. CARMI.
CHAEL REALTY co. -i9
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$4,000 DOWN
nnYNrY ~ AN R-P A

$4,000 DOWN
BRICK RAMBLER
This lovely home On the most de-
sirable corner lot with 2-car brick
garage In suburban Radiant Vale,
features lovely liv. rm., family size
din. rm., fully equip. kit, 2 spa
cious bedrms. and bath; gas heat
lge. attic; conv. mo. payments can
be arranged. Call today.
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BETHESDA

LII l. 4429Ox1
De luxe rambler. all on one floor; 8
nice bedroom. ample closet space, 2
tiled baths. large. liv. room. stone
with automatic clothes washer. stor-
age attic. garage; fenced-fn back
yard; good neighborhood. schools
and transp. Many extras. Worthy
of your inspection. Less than 2 yrs
old and in excellent condition. Rea-
nspees es ssms Mr. rah benton aa ao4o
after pm. WO. 4444.
L. e. BREUNINGER & SONS
1H90
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$15,950
CORAL HILLS, MD.
T,,c% nxyor D;oA,seG ~.

e4&-s~, 4N4&>s
Just Over District Line
Corner brick and frame
within one block of elemen-
tary school and you Don't
have to cross q street.
shopping center and bus with
In 2 blocks; 10 minutes drive
to o. s. Capitol; q roomy de-
tached home on lovely corner
lot, 60xl64; 1st floor, entrance
vestibule. living room, dining
room with two corner cab
1nets. modernly equipped kitch-
en- with pantry space; BED
floor, 2 TWIN-SIZE BED
ROOMS. tiled bath with built
in tub and shower; Venetian
blinds throughout, combina-
ton storm windows and
screens, Rock-wool insulation;
full cellar. oil h.-w. heat;
oversize buiit-in garage. It
priced under the market to at
tract buyer with substantial
cash. To inspect. cali
MIR. LATIMER (EVES.. EN-. 0770)
ThoS. J. Fisher g. Co., Inc
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ONLY $1,000 DOWN

ONLY $4,000 DOWN
Groom. semidet. bricks; bsmt., gas
heat, equip. kit. Venetian blinds
and screens. cony: to schools.
stores and transp. VIII submit any
reasonable offer.
RALPH CHEVALIER
LU 4-1S00; Ewes. VI. 6614.
2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. 30
CoLORED. VACANT, 1907 g. Capitol
St; to be completely renovated.
Tow BRICK 9 rms; modern r.. bath; 9, 3
rear porches. full cellar and gas
heat; priced at .S14,250: So, 500
down. Terms. MR.. CLARK, HO.
coLoRED, WALKING distance Social
Security, Bldg. 2-bedroom, COM
pietely modernized house, auto. gas
heat. beautiful kitchen; not Q dime
to spend on this house for many
years, Modest down payment. $75
monthly. Ma. 9257. Ia
COLORED-$895 DOWN
DESIRABLE Sc. LOCATION
6-yr. .-old 22-bedroom brick semidet
home; tile bath; lovely living rm.;
modern kitchen, dining area; lge.
fenced I'd. Priced right. Pymts. like
rent. Call Mr. Barbour,
CAMPANELLA & Co.
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BIG LOT-BIG ROOMS
Built 10. years ago when the builder
could give you more room for your
the answer to your space problem a.
22-ft. liv. room with fireplace, din.
rm., IL by IA; l bedrm., Is by
1914. and the other large enough
for twin beds. Large kit. with ample
cupboard nnpoS space, screened front
$14,950. Phone now, VI. 1915 until
JIM BRITT
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RETHESDA

BETHESDA CAPE COD
S23. 95O-3-yr. .-old custom built brick
In excellent condition.; large en-
trance hall. 26-foot living room.
dining room. large kitchen, / bed
room. bath and screened patio on
1st floor: 2 very large bedrooms,
sewing room and bath on end floor:
full basement. Exclusive location.
quiet street, large lot: walking dis
tance to schools and transportation.
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Bradley Hills-Prewar white brick
Colonial on large wooded lot; en-
trance foyer, living room, dining
room, kitchen and large screened
porch on first floor. 8 bedrooms,
baths on second hoor: basement
with Iz bath: slate roof: attached
garage with sundeck. Shown by ap-
pointment.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
OIL. 1888. Bethesda. Till 9 PM
Evening star., 1952-01-17

CHEVY. CHASE. NEAR D. c.
SEE AND COMPARE
The Buy of the Year
NEW ROCK CREEK
= TERRACE RAMBLERS
8 n, EEEI,DIRyo7S02Ms,. Iy7S z BATHS
SOME HAVE GARAGE AND DEN
$23,950 up
Down Payments From 5000
Hst oPEN Nsu6,sft 6HfLY 70 AND AsaDSulsttSn siISb5q =
TO REACH Out SIXTEENTH st. to East
CREEK TERRAcE, or at out Connect. e H
cut ave. to East-West hwy. and right
l mile to ROCK CREEK TERRACE
0OLDSTEN BROTHERS. RE. 1888
CONNECTICUT GARDENS
2-BDRM. RAMBLER, $14,95C
This charming new brick home on
level corner lot, CONVENIENT to school
and transportation: contains liv-
ing room; dining room comb,
rooms and bath. full basement. gas
&C. heat.
SILVER sPRING-$17,5oo
Near Parkside School, new brick
rambler. large living room with
fireplace. dining L." equipped
kitchen, 3 large bedrooms. tiled
hath. full basement. gas a.-e. heat
copper plumbing, large level lot.
KENSINGTON-S18,500
2-year-old brick Colonial in new
house condition; contains LIVING
room with fireplace. dining room,
equipped kitchen with breakfast
space, Q large bedrooms and tiled
bath up. Finished room and bath
with private entrance, gas heat
copper plumbing, large level lot. I'm.
mediate occupancy.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC
sH b555. Realtors. Till 0 PM.
-17
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$24,750
BIG! BIG!
BRICK RAMBLER
ARLINGTON FOREST

ARLINGTON FOREST
One Of the nicer 3-bedrm. Colonial
homes to this popular and con-
yenient spot Liy rm. 131"x17'2",
full bsnt., automatic a.-c. heat; ex.
cepttonally nice lot with low stone
retaining wall in front; horne mas
been nicely kept. Price. SI9. 800
with substantial cash. Inspection by
8 BEDRMS.-S14,500
saIS. s,,.. na.ional National super Thrifs
to 9 bedrms. and tile bath it hsS
lovely liy; rm., de luxe. equipped kit,
on lovely wooded lot near parkway.
This is only one of ~ desiGns and
" floor plans which We can huild
for you II you haye lot IN nearly
Virginia See this TO-DAY.
F. e. MALCOLM
Realtor. Ow, 30z4.
(continued on Next Pesel
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S11.650
CIT GEn nNyEyN

Sparkling asbestos shingle bungalow
extra-large liv. rm.. spacious bed
rms, roomy kit, modern bath: lge
closets; full dry bsrnt. gas heat;
lovely lot with Anchor fence; good
location. Call today.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
Mr.. AGRICULTURE DEPT
HOME AND INCOME

Brick. modefnized home, One bloch
occupies s@ aoonls n''sntipIS. and rents oNas' oa'
Aoor for $l2b.50, per mo. GMisil dowI
pa&ment buys this home and owner
then lises rent free. For complete
RIDDELL REALTY CO.
1742 K 81. NV. DI. 1900.
3Ves.. Mr.. Werner. 10. 2-6626,
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ARLlNGION
$16,950
NEAR. TARA

$16,95O
NEAR TARA
2 bedrms., brick rambler; liv. I'm, with
fireplace, lge, kit. dishw asher, d!s-
posal, fun bsmt.. level lot. VERY
$24,750
BIG! BIG!
brick Colonial. lst-d.
powder rnn.. 3 lge. hedrms. fun
bsmt. finished rec. rm., side screened
porch; many extra features. Excel,
N. Arl. loc. SO. 900 cash will handle.
$22,750
BRICK RAMBLER
8 nice bedrms., lge. liv. rm., beAutts
Excl. loc. on st. Of dner homo j.
$19,950
BRICK RAMBLER
8 bedrms., liv. rm. with nrepl., bean.
9. {. kit. with dishwasher Nice
lot, full bsmt. Close to everything
in N. Arl. Cony. financing.
G. F. WOODROE, INC.
23so Wilson Blvd. Open til Q pm,
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RALPH CHEVALIER

'VACANT-$950 DOWN
7-room row brick home e pvt. bed
rms1: bath, bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; eony
terms. ST. $685.. ewes. 10. 2-7796
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BETHESDA

$24, -old det. brick in nice
neighborhood: reception hall. living
room with fireplace. dining room,
kitchen and powder room; 2nd A.,
3 bedrooms. lovely bath; porch; ga
rage; full basement, outside en-
trance; good value. 80.
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HOUSES SALINE. tcens.j
No1nrad-Wondridoa

Colored-Wood odridge
Outstanding Detached Brick
Modern throughout, condition like
new; 8 rms, 2a baths, freplaces,
beautiful oak floors. Rec, rpn. and
garage. Preferred location, nr. all
quick sale. wli consider snS r. your :ST home me-
In trade. Call Mr.. Penan. La.
6-6666 or JU. 1897 ewes.
PECK COMPANY
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TAKOMA PARK
New S-bedrm. brick rambler, large
iv. rm. with firepl and din. area. !;
beaut. equip. kitchen; full base
ment; corner lot. Close to Carroll
and Flower avenues.
HOLMEAD, Realtor
e04 Bonifant st. SH. 5000.
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CONGRESS HGTS.

an excellent location. just OF Nichols
ave. and bus line: walking distance
Of shopping, theater and schools:
8 rms, tiled bath. cedar-lin
closets. fully equip. kitchen, very
large screened porch: full dry bsmt.,
divided into, lovely pine-paneled
outside entrance; oil a.-c. auto.
heat: level fenced yard. Possession
by Feb. J.. S13,500, with $4,000
down; substantially less for twice
the cash. Exclusive with
T. D. BURGESS
10. e-9513 TIL
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10. 9-9513 TIL 8

Washington Highlands
An Immaculate semidetached home of
large rooms. full basement. many
extra features; priced at only S13,
$50 with attractive terms arranged.
Call Mr. Margelos, GE. .S05S.
SIDNEY Z. MENSH
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ALEXANDRIA AREA Belvoir a
Quantico folks are invited to inspe0
this. very attractive white. frame
rambler on q corner wooded lot.
modern lovely kit, 2 big bedrms.,
tile bath. den and att. gar. 1
home in new-house condition. eau
Mr.. Brown ewes. and Sun. AL:
1852; ONCE hours. TIE. S446.
1907 Duke 9t Alex
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ONLY S8.25O

O4Nd1 4O,NOU
Near Rockville: new homes for non
G1s, on paved street; slab floor
kitchen-dinette, tiled bath and
bedrms., disappearing stairs to
storage attic: oil a.-c. heat: city
water, sewer and gas: gas range, r
IT.. electric refgr., steel kitchen
cabinets. These are. the. lowest
Terms are: $1,000 cash and S54.hO
per month including taxes. Call for
appt. to inspect.
ORLOSKY & GLENN
TIT QQonO. pA oRA0
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I have Q 3-bedrm. rambler In Alex.
II you wish to be in town. lis
BY OWNER
New brk. duplex in close-in. choice
location; beautifully dec. through.
out. Each unit has spacious ltv, -din.
kit. 1st II. unit has pine panelie6
rec fm. with bath and lge. patio;
brick garage, well-landscaped lot.
OF. S602. 30
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BRICK BUNGALOW
s.. 500 DOWN
ROGERS HEIGHTS

Immaculate 2-story home;
B large rooms, firepl., full
bsnlt.; det. lear gar. An ex-
eellent value at Sl3.950. Must
be seen to be appreciated.
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3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

PERRY BOSWELL, INC.
WA. $500. Open Till 8 PM
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BrentWnnd Rnnpalom

BRENTWOOD Bungalow
II you are mechanically inclined and
VIII complete the remodeling, you
can get the buy Of your life in q
call Mr.. Henry. SH. 1910. Kinks
REALTY CO., Realtors, HO. 677S.
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P0Crpo rTFTCIT1-c ,Tn

WHY PAY RENT?
When you can buy s large room.
and 2 baths, 1-story house, pari
bsmt.;. all h.-w.h.: 1-acre land;
beautiful trees and garden; neal
Glendale: transportation; only
$3.50. substantial cash. ALVIN
EpLING. UN. O313. IL
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29

Edgeeumbe hospital and where. the next day she attended dedication ceremonies which opened a new school of nursing at the hospital In answer 10 a request. she spoke over the sitka radio in behalf of the Alaska Crippled Chndren's As soeiation which is launching it's Easter Seal Sale soon.
 #.. p.e.aal. oI the Alaska Fed araaan o5 Nomen.s Clubs. she was guest of honor al a Ia given by the Sijka Homen's Club. She gave them an account of her recent trip to Washington. D C. as delegate from Alaska to tha National Fed cration of WOmenz Clubs.
 Being storm-bound in SitFa for three days she had time for sever al social functions.
 She was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Harold Veateh who wiGh her husband publish fhe sitka Sepun- el. Mrs. Bob DeArmond entertain ed her. with a group Of friends at luncheon. as did Mrs Jessie Price. widow os the late Prank Price.
 She was a dinner guest of the Lloyd Bipleys and Miss Byrdia Me neiIl had a lncheon for eight guests in her honor Both the Riplegs and Miss McNeiIl are formerly Wrangell and wished to be remem- bered to friends here. She also saw the Roy Herrins and Harry Thor burns, who sent greetings.
 Mrs Barnees went through the Pioneers Home and Pioneer Wo- men.s quarters and at that place met yena Crone. head of the home kitchen. who wished ta ba rameu# bered to her Wraugeu friends. She used 10 visit Wraneeu often a home economics instructor with IT University of Alaska extension q. parfment
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
Cop EETHUSED OVER CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE

The Republican party is enthus- cd and feel they have an excellent candidate for Delegate to Congress in Robert Reeve" said Mrs. Doris Barnes after returning home this week from COP rallies in Juneau ketchikau and Sitka.
 Mrs. Barnes travelled week with Reeve and Mrs. Reeve and said everywhere the AnehoraEa man went he made a favorable i'm pression.
 Mrs Barnes is a candidate for tne Territorial Senate on the Re publican ticket.
 She left Wrange1l Feb 15 for Juneau and arrived there in time to attend the international fishery hearing that was being held in the Senate chamber that afternoon.
 On Saturday evening she attend cd the COP Lincoln Day dinner al the Baranof Hotel where Reeve made the kenote address. Early sunday morning she and tn e Reeves boarded the Baranof for Ketchikan where the Ketchikan Republicans held their rally Mon day night. Feb. IS. Reeve was a. gain the keynote speaker and it was at this time that he pledged sup port Of the Republican party 10 Neil Moore. incumbent Territorial Auditor who is running for re- election.
 Mrs. Barnes was given the honor of introducing the candidates who attended the dinner. She said a. bout 176 persons were in attend ance
 The next day Mrs. Barnes and Nr. and Mrs. Reeve flew to Sitka. with brief stop-orer '- Peters burg. The sitka COP rally took place Wednesday evening with oy- CT 90 persons present.
 Mrs. Barnes was a particularly busy woman in Sitka. On Thursday she visited NJ Edgecumba where she was taken through the Mt.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
CAMPBELLs RETURN

Mir. and Mrs. L. F. Campbell rs- turned home Monday on the Ra=- anof after several weeks on vaia- lion in the states.
 Taking their ear with them. they drove through Washington. Oregon and California and a short way into Mexico.
 Mrs. Campbell flew to Juneau Monday afternoon to gel young Richard who stayed with ] g grandmother. Mrs. A. ". Stewart. while his parents were gone. Their daughter. Karen, was with her pa ternal grandparents. the E. M. Campbells here while the L. T.s were on their trip. Mrs. Campbell and Dickie are expected home to day from Juneau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
LOSE TOESIS

eIH#a Et#le NHH-ad Institute =..,s hay. lad their toa=Hs rauog- .a a Bishop Rowe General HasnH- al rf# Ias. tao weeks.
 0a Tuesday. Feb Ig Dr. John 0. Halsauan performed tanstuaalau-
 s aa JoaHHe Taaehlaaf Susie Hishakafi. Gertrude Lawson and Eay.ae Willard. On Feb. 26 Irene @.pasaaE Mar sbaueiH Blaine Evans and Margaret Johns parted with thair Iansils.
 Tn other hospital news. Mrs. NarHa L0fus was admitted Fahru- ary 25 and went home tha next day Ralph B8rdi was admitted on February 2H
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
ED C0FFEY ELECTED PRESIDENT OF
 ALASKA VISITORS ASS ".

At meeting of #aa Alaska Nisi- tors Association lass Heaa la HaIr- banks. Ed gofteg. AueHa#aea in- zarauee man. was elected n.mau- ent president Of the u.eaHI#a ion.
 Robert Ellis. aI N..ea.aau. had been acting as temporary president since tbe Visitors Association Was zef un h. tae Iast legislature.
 Other officers elected H#e. Ian- " guflzl aE Anchorage. fI.a Hrasi- dants James U.1#F ol Ea=.h.aks. second F.ee Hs .aa.s rHHn HaHn- son al Fairbanks. se.re.aHz. and O. ? Heaa.ke af Juneau. ##r.#r.
 James Chadwick 6f Juneau Wu continue as executive dHa..ar of the executive board Robert EuIs will also seeTe on lHe board. 0aaer members ara Fred Dunn af Juneau: Chm Wesa and Paul g#Hiuaann af FaIrhank# raas PoIsa aG Nome. ]. Vie Brown of Seward and Rus sell swanb of Anchorage.
 Alaska advertising put Iu several national uasazinas bv tHa a-saeia zion is hr.u=Iug a Hood Of maaar- ias into the Juneau AVA office. it Was said
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
cHAsEsGO SOUTH

Nr. and Mrs. 2. J. Chase sailed south on the DanaH Monday on 8 combined pleasure and business trip.
 Mrs Chase, who is owner Of the ladies apparel shop Mildred.s will do some spring and summer buying for her store and then they will visit her mother and friends in the Portland. Ore. area.
 While Mrs. Chase is gone her store is in charge of Mrs. Ann Ho'- dermau
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
RETURNS FROM SOUTH

Alter several weeks in Wash instsn state on buying and plea sure trip. Mrs. Irene Remmerden, proprietor of Irene-s apparel shop, returned to Wrausell on the Bar anof Monday.
 Besides buying spring and sum mer stock for her ladies wear store Mrs Bemmaeden visited re- latires and friends in the eastern part of the state
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
ROBERTS FOUNDERS RETURN FROM sITKA

One of the local Elks bowling teams. Roberts Founders. minus anchor man Nern Hoban. iouueyed to Sitka over the WashiugIans Birthday holidays on a vacation. They were Afr. and Mrs. Dan Hob- erts and Tom Voorhies.
 The Roberts returned to Wran- eell Tuesday noon by plane and Voorhiss. who remained over in Juneau briefly, returned on the af- feruoan plane the same day.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
D0AEsR RETgRE

After attending the funeral of Ar. Dolau's father in Seattle, Mr and Airs. Kenneth D1lan and two children, Robert and Timothy. re- turned to Wraugeu on che Baranof Monday.
 The elder Mir Dalau passed away about three weeks ago. He was Roy Daian. a former representative of the C. s. Forest Service in Nraneel
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
TO CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Virginia Laymaa on tte ol. flee staff at Nraneell Institute. flew to Seattle Wednesday on the start of a months vacation. From Seattle she and her father will drive to California. visiting points of interest along the Pacific Coast.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
IN JUNEAU FOR
.BB TOURNAMENT

=Hs. .een Lewis. Colleen Lewis. ana Pauline Be4uiua flew to Jun eau Monday ta see WEangall's town team play in the Gold Medal Basketball Tournament be.uz held in the capital city this week. They returned Wednesday after h e Wrangeu team lost two games and was eliminated from the tourney.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-02-29
HRS. DENNY HOME

Mrs. Frank Denny. wife of an sn- structor in WrangelIs school. re- turned home Monday on the Bar anof after visiting her mother in Chehalis. Wash. for several weeks.
, 1952-12-08

making one dreary life pleasant
er and happier, we shall feel that
we are doing Our duty and be in
spired to nobler and more strenu-
Gus efforts. We will not mind the
voice Of envy and malice-they
always sound to us like strange.
vibrations from the pit Of all evil.
And why should we pay attention
to them! One cannot prevent the
dogs barking n o r the river
flowing.
We want our readers to feel
that we shall always do our
best to serve them, and we shall
be always ready to open our
columns to them. Here is to be
found a training school for native
talent, a starting ground for the
ambitious lads and lasses in our.
community. We are antagonistic
to none, but friendly to all. Our
aim shall be, first and foremost to
preserve the public from outrages
and to see that justice is admins
tered with equality, and to crush
the tyrant wherever found. We
shall endeavour to promote a
better feeling between the two
factions, an d hope finally to
create a United Santa Cruz, and a
new people, bonded in love and
union.
A certain great writer once
said Give to the people what
they want and there shall be no
discontent.n-We want our people
to have all they are entitled to as
citizens; we want them to enjoy
the inelienable rights that are due
to every free man, to the end
that the people shall rule and not
be ruled by a few selected bosses
from the school of tyranny and in
justice. Let us look forward, from
today, to the time when it shall
be said with pride by every pa
triotic Danish West Indian: I'VE
have fought and conquered and
now we shall have a land that is
to be a heritage for our children,
and a resting place for our depart
ed selves. May liberty, equality
and brotherhood reign"