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FOREIGN Exchunqe

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 R--Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars, Others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 3 per cent premium or 10000,
unchanged.
Europe: Great Britain (pound). 2.s13s,
up ,s of cent; 30-day futures, asia,
up Is of cent: 60-day futures, 2.S1 "a,
up is Of a cent: 90-day futures. 2.S1 i2s 1,
unchanged; France dranc). .2Sss of a
cent. UNCHANGED: Holland (guilder), !,
1881 up ,0l of cent: Italy 0ira},
(escudoJ. $50, unchanged:' changed' Sweden sweden
(krona). 1885. unchanged: Switzerland
Crane, freel, 23.31, of .01 of cent.
Latin America: Argentina tfree), 7.24,
unchanged; Brazil tfree), $50. un-
changed; Mexico, IL 81, unchanged;
Venezuela (bolivar), 30.03, UNCHANGED.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar, 1850,
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Branch, to assistant vice president in
Harold s. King. formerly assistant
cashier in special facility at Walter
Reed Army Medical Center. to assistant
vice president in same ofnce.
John j. Behabetz. formerly assistant
manager Of Dupont Circle Branch. to
assistant cashier in same ONCE.
Newton B. Warwick, formerly assist
ant manager Of Northwest Branch to
assistant cashier in same ONCE.
William H. Smith, assistant cashier
at main ONCE. reelected to that posi-
ton but transferred to Seventh Street
Branch as assistant manager.
German s. Donegan. assistant cashier
and formerly assistant manager of Sew
enth Street Branch, reelected assistant
cashier and appointed as assistant man
ager Of the Northwest Branch; assigned
to newly established credit department.
George o. ,vass. jr.. John J. German.
ONCE; elected assistant cashiers; vass
and German continue In present credit
department assignments; Darling in for
Robert p. Hid and william H. wieger.
ing. both formerly assistant trust Of.
fcers, advanced to trust ofiicers.
Arthur s. McInnes appointed assist.
ant manager of Dupont Circle Branch.
All other oficers of the institution
were reelected or reappointed for the
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Charter No. 1893. Reserve District No.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK

washington District Columbia the clos close Of business
roer of the Currency under Section 52 Revised Statutes
ASSETS
1. Cash. balances with other BANKS including
serve balance and cash items in process of col
and guaranteed -- 1o191 5774s
Obligations political subdivisions
Other bonds notes. and debenures 594Oo00O
5. Corporate stocks Cncludng $45 10000 stock Of
Federal Reserve bank) nk)---------------- 100000
(ncludng $5,27391
drafts -------------- 1sss2ss5.12
7. Bank premises owned s284se72 furniture and
II. Other n.furss 'ssssssa ssss7ss
l2. Total Assets-------- $ssos1 4as77
LIABILITIES
13. Demand deposits OF individuals partnerships.
and corporations . - s27Ts,42e54
IA. Time deposits of individuals partnerships. and
l5 Deposits Of United States oovernmen 5o1sos54
il. Deposits ---------------- 16.33775
etc5 5~'0~-.~ -O0,e,-- -~--'''' s44,s71 So
10. Total Deposits -----------s ssse5s,4ss27
g. other liabilities ------------ 32ssss So
a. Total Liabilities es--------- sssgs7. .ss2 50
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
Co Common stock total par $500 10000 s5ooooooo
Surplus $1O0 600
81. Undivided profits s------------------- 5OooOoOO
Reserves 4410714
20. Total Capital Accounts $20441O7.14
30 Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts $3.50 48s77
MEMORANDA
81. Assets pledged or assigned secure liabilities
and for other $3473OOOOO
District of Columbia City of Washington
l; WALES H. JACK cashier of the abovenamed bank do
soeny that the above statement true to the best Of
my knowledge and belief
WALES H. JACK Cashier.
Sworn to subscribed day of January
1853
(Seal) WARREN B LANE, Notary Public.
My commission expires November &c. 1858.
Correct-Attest:
THOMAS P. BROWN, E. K MORRIS,
M F.. GODFREY 1. MUNTER,
LEOPOLD v. FREUDBERG, JOSEPH A. RAFFERTY,,
NORMAN B. FROST, FREDERIC NJ TOWERS
PAUL. E. JOHNSON w. T. VANDOREN,
Directors.
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ASSETS
l. Cash, balances with other banks including reserve
balance and cash items in of collection
@ United States Government obligations. direct
-------------- 1ooeo 57e so
T. Other bonds, notes, and debentures 15,001 90
s. Corporate stocks dncludng $4Sooo0O stock of
Federal Reserve Bank ----------------- 4s,Oo1oo
6 discounts (including $2,36o45 over
drafts )---------- - 12s15,264ss
T. premises owned $44o,Oooso furniture and
fixtures ssssos ss------------- 47s,81o7s
II. Other assets 3867327
H. Total -$31 SO9 4OS 9
49, Demand deposits of individuals partnerships, and
corporations s22s6s,s1s17
IA. deposits individuals, partnerships and
corporations 57es,so1 s5
Is. Deposits of United States Government 570873
49, Deposits of States and political subdivisions 3037822
IT. Deposits of banks 12644853
ID. Other deposits certified and cashiers checks
etc. ----~-----------------.-~-- s45,os55s
liabilities s1s2ss16
"a. Total Liabilities -$29 529 SAT
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
STOCK par $500 900 Co., $500 100000
26 Surplus 900 90
o. Undivided profits
28 Reserves 14724550
29 Total Capital Accounts $2279 41272
3o Total Liabilities and Capital $s1 SOs 4O8l9
MEMORANDA
81 Assets pledged assigned liabilities
Tor other purposes $753,5OOO0
City of Washington District of Columbia IS:
I, FRANK A. GUNTHER, executive president of the
above named bank do ony that the above statement
true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
FRANK A. GUNTHER, Executive Vice President
subscribed before this January.
1858. (SealD VINCENT P. BOUDREN, Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
F. G. ADDISON Jr, EDWIN JACOBSON,
DION BIRNEY, STACY M REED
FRANK A. GUNTHER
AARON w. JACOBSON Directors
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Jan. 16 QPl.-Dividends
announced today
Irregular.
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able.
Fruit of the Loom 81 - 1-22 2-13
Extra.
Ely & Walker D Cd 25c - 2-11 SO
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Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Jan. 16 R.-spot non :
cents pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead
IA cents pound. New York. Zinc 1917
gents pound, East ST. Louis. Tin
Sl-2l "a a pound. New York,
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Charter No. 1892 Reserve District NO
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK

yin IVA DEAlNN
Washington Columbia
Published
toer of the Currency under Section 52 u Revised Statutes
ASSETS
l. Cash. balances with banks, including
balance, and cash items in process of
collection $ss. 1907, ,414ss
2 United States Government obligations direct
and guaranteed - ---,.o,- 42s1774eA
Obligation political subdivisions 1904 8s1
A. Other bonds notes and debentures 639,68750
s. Corporate stocks (incuding $15OOoO stock of
Federal Reserve bank 100000
drafts ----:-- ------- s4,57s,5e
and fixtures s2o4les.74 1,248os5 At
Real estate owned other than bank premises 185406
Other assets ------------------------ 37947894
H. Total Assets $1173o5 80
LIABILITIES
49, Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships,
corporations ---------- $75s41, 1,4so21
corporations 2s4441o651
Deposits United Government 2297
IT, Deposits of banks 6993 390519
49, Other deposits Certified cashiers checks,
etco 1.aeO.e81 81
49, Total Deposits $1O99 9938,29510
3d. Other liabilities ------------------- s21 s2s 80
a. Liabilities $11O760 SO
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Common par s2oooooooo--- $4,000 10000
a. Undivided profits ------------------- 43oo4272
g. Reserves 11568365
&c. Total Capital Accounts $6545 1851
80. Liabilities Capital Accounts $117305
MEMORANDA
81. pledged liabilities
| and for other purposes $6,s13,95780
District of Columbia. SIS:
l. T. s. MAILoN Jr Cashier of the above-named bank
oemny that the best
my knowledge belief.
T. S. MAILON, Jr. Cashier.
day of January
1853
(sealo PAUL v. DONOVAN. Notary Public.
My commission expires December IA 1857.
Correct-Attest
| j.. WALLER j. WETTEFORD
| w. r. FORSTER WuFRED B. PUTNAM
| H. G. SMITHY HOWARD
/ ROBERT P. SMITH WA. ROGERS II,
JOSHUA EVANS. Jr. Directors
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Higher Profit Shown
By Lincoln Service

Lincoln Service Corp. earned
$773.104 in 1852, after preferred
dividends and taxes, compared
with $664,257 in the previous
year. a gain of 1853 per cent,
President Charles Delmar re-
ported yesterday.
Outstanding loans reached
$12,075,570 at the end of 1852
VS.. $10.211,210 a year earlier, a
rise of 1873 per cent.
Volume of 1852 business to-
tailed $21,510.370, a gain of ii
ner cent from $12 857 545 in 1851
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
SECURITY BANK

OF Washington in the District of Columbia
December 81 1882 Published
Comptroller the Currency 521 Revised
Statutes.
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REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE
Washington Loan & Trust Go.


REPORT ON THE CONDITION OF THE
Washington Loan & Trust Go.
Washington District Columbia the close of busi
December 3d. 1852 Published in to call made by
and call made by the Federal Reserve Bank Of this
district to the provisions OF the
ASSETS
/. Cash. balance with other banks including
balance and cash items in process OF
@ United States Government obligations -- 1890 35
Obligations of States and political subdivisions 121o761
notes. and debentures 2,2o6597 LAT
Federal Reserve bank :- 100 100000
drafts D~~,-,9 ----~~'' - 2o.sos 422s5
and fixtures $1os44s72 15e541o67
H. Other assets ----------.------- 86,07715
Assets $57531 oO3 so
LIABILITIES
49, Demand deposits of individuals partnerships.
and corporations = $ss, s,783. .s5s 80
corporations -- -- 12osos os121s
15 Deposits Of United States Government - l27os75 81
II. Deposits of banks ----- ----------- 1S5,sss74
49, other deposits certified and cashiers checks,
10. Total Deposits ----------- s5247sss74s
2s other liabilities s-------- 44.5se4o
"a. Total Liabilities es---------------- $525l7sss8s
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
c) Common stock total par 81 900 100000 =
26 Surplus 3000O0000
a. Undivided profits -- 909,63674
% Reserve p.o ---------- 1o3433 SO
20. Total Capital Accounts 5013O7O10
3d. Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts $5753l 90
MEMORANDA
81. Assets pledged assigned to liabilities
and for other purposes $5944,375OO 90
of Washington District Columbia,
I, GEORGE o. SCHWENHAUT Treasurer Of the above
mentioned soemnly the above statement
''' - GEO g. scHwEMHAuT, Treasurer
and subscribed before this 9th day January
1853
JAMES WORTHINGTON, Notary Public
Correct-AteSt:
ALFRED H. LAWSON j. EDWARD BURROUGHS,
GEO. M FISHER JAMES ODONNEIL4 JR
LEONARD MARBURY HIRAM BINGHAM
W. E. PEARSON JOHN w. THOMPSON.
E. L. McALEER SAMUEL H. KAUFFAANN
A.. C. OIIPHANT IN TALBOT
VIM. E. KINGSWELL CARLOS B AfIRICK
MELVILLE E.. GROSVENOR LEO GOODWIN SR
DOUGLAS R. PHILLIPS A. HAMILTON WILSON
Directors.
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Heads Appliance Firm

1. S. Burka has been elected
president of Mid-Atlantic Ap-
pliances. Inc, area distributors
for Admiral TV and appliances
and Coleman heating equip
ment. He formerly was vice
president.
1. GrosSberg was named vice
president and treasurer, and
Solomon Grossberg, secretary.
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COrrect-AtteSt:
BRUCE BAIRD,
ERNEST w. GREENE,
JAMES Med. SHEA,
CLARENCE DODGE,
WILSON B. MARIN,
JAMES M. BARNES,
CLARK G. DIAMOND,
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Jr..
HOWARD B. MOVES,
ANTHONY LUCAS,
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Charter No. 3425 Reserve District No. S.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE ave- o
National Bank of WASHINGTON

National Bank OF Washington
OF Washington in the District Columbia at the close Of
business December Published in response to call
made by the Comptroller of the Currency 52l
U. S. Revised Statutes
ASSETS
L. Cash. balances other banks including re-
serve balance and cash items in Of
collection s27467265s
guaranteed 7o222
Obligations of States political subdivisions 54sOll8
4 Other bonds notes. and debentures 2o5,ool.oo
s. Corporate stocks tincuding $126ooooo stock Of
Federal Reserve bank 126OOlO 90
6 Loans and discounts including s4'7a2.77 over
drafts) 17s5o74sss
=. premises owned $4sl 82s48 furniture and
II. oths1 Satusss ssss, 'l4oss ssias1ss sla9s2s
H. Total assets $1o3 293. 1896
LIABILITIES
49, Demand deposits of individuals. partnerships
Time deposits Of individuals partnerships and
Deposits United States Government ss4oa14si
IT, Deposits OF banks ------------------- 158.47597
etc3 .------------------------. 11so,ss8so
10. Total deposits --------------- -se7,el62oss4
% Other liabilities 2sssss7s
"a. Total liabilities es---------s9 s97 8s4 1855
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
(c) Common stock total par s21ooo 100000 s21ooooooo
20. surplus 2,l00,O0000
r. Undivided profits 72168783
2s Reserves 4se5626 so
29 Total capital accounts s540S25
So Total liabilities and capital accounts $1O3 1860
MEMORANDA
81 Assets pledged or assigned liabilities
and for other $623a 000 nm
District of
l. r. BRUCE KE1NER Vice President Cashier of the
above named bank do soleny
is true to the best of my knowledge belief
r. BRUCE KEINER, Vice President and Cashier
Sworn subscribed this 9th dav of Ianuarv
1853. MARTIN CooK "
eoeaLl 49, Notary Public, D. c.
B L. COTTON, MARK IANSRr1RG5
EOIHERFORD j. DOOLEY, V. MANNING HOFFMAN.
HERBEEI GUGGENHEIM. JAMES w. ANDERSON,
MOH1SlS f. MAFLOW. H. GABRIEL MURPHY.
CLAHENCEF r. NORMENT, JR. LOUIS M. DENT,
A. D. LEWIS, ROBERT s NASH
WALDO D. TASTET WELLY K. HOPKINS,
JAMES J. HUGHES, j. FRANK WHITE
LEO A. WALSHE Directors
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
McLachlen Banking Corporation

! REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
McLachlen Banking Corporation
OF Washington in the District of Columbia bus-
ness December 81 1852 Published made
g an % call tine ae m : Tesa Sen 52
ct pursuant to the provisions of the
ASSETS
I. Cash balances other banks including reserve
balance and cash items process collection
2 United States Government obligations. direct
guaranteed --------------- e35o484 SO
4 Other ponds notes. and debentures 2l9000O0
s. Corporate stocks Including $25,5OO0O stock of
Il Federal Reserve bank 25501 90
6. Loans and discounts Gncluding $3,13SOo
= drafts ------,--,.-------- -.--. 6s67ss176
. fixtures se6o67
H. Other assets 20.13o49
H. Total Assets 1898 All 26
LIABILITIES.
and corporations ------------------- s144 1914
corporatons 5444.6o562
IS Deposits of United States Government (incuding
s o,Rs Rss sssesss and
19' Total Deposits s--------------$ $21 85O66O34
% Other liabilities 6s1s7o2
"a. Total Liabilities s-------------- $21 9l3.797 SO
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
25 Capital Stock Common $500
70 surplus 55O.0O0OO
27 Undivided profits 129,6139
29 Total Capital Accounts
30 Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts
MEMORANDA.
81 Assets pledged or assigned to liabilities and
for other purposes
City Washington District of Columbia SIS: 0'''''''''
ARCHIBALD McLACHEN. Treasurer of
the abovened bank solemn
is true to the best of my knowledge belief.
ARCHIBALD Mc1ACHIEN, President and Treasurer
sworn TO and subscribed before me this 9th day of January
1853 AUGUSTA HANLoN BROWN Notary Public
My commission expires February IA, 1885,
41I2 L p McLAGMIEN' N Ln17 GEORGE GEM Miller ,
CLYDE D GARRETT J. c. HARDING
EVERETT j. BOOTHBY, Directors.
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Reserve District No.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST co.
Columbia at the close of business
December 81 1882 Published response call made by
Comptroller of the Currency under Section 521 Revised
Statutes.
ASSETS
l. Cash. balances with other banks including reserve
balance and cash items collection $151o64s2
guaranteed 1858 ssess
Obligations of States and political subdivisions
Other bonds notes. and debentures 154.6675
S. Corporate stocks dncludng $ls5oOooo Of
Federal Reserve bank) ------------------ 135O010O
6. Loans and discounts dncludng $1.27s.24
overdrafts) -.------------- 1so5s2o7ss
and fixtures $la2922s4 ---------------- 1s5osssos
8. Real estate owned other than bank premises - 100
II. Other assets 37e160o
L. Total Assets 54.5658 87094
LIABILITIES
1s Demand deposits of individuals partnerships and
IA. Time deposits of individuals partnerships and
corporations u11o7oss5
IS. Deposits of United -- l26sss8ss
H. Deposts OF oankS S--------------------- 3755041
etc. o--.-------------------------- ------ s1o5s1ss
%. Other liabilities s21o78so
"a. Total Liabilities -------------$49.s $40 .s32 3420 04
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
25. Capital Stock
stock. par 81 $1ooo,ooooo IS 100000
59 1ndvided profits Ssoe9eooe 900 GOO 90
80 Total Capital Accounts
and Capital Accounts S54 565 870 az
MEMORANDA
81. Assets pledged liabilities and
City of Washington. District Of Columbia
R. PERRY YEATMAN Vice President and Treasurer.
above named bank do oemnly that
the best Of knowledge and belief.
r PERRY YEATNdAN, Vice President and Treasurer
and subscribed before this day January
1853
(Seal0 ARTHUR E. HACK. Notary Public
MV
Correct-Attest:
BRUCE BAIRD JOHN l. SULLIVAN,
ERNEST w. GREENE, WILLIAM 3. WILLARD.
JAMES SHEA, CHAS CONRAD,
CLARENCE DODGE, A. w. HOWARD
WILSON MARIN w. PARKER
JAMES M. BARNES DAVID BORNET
CLARK G DIAMOND, ROBERT w. WILSON,
MONTGOMERY BLAIR Jr. LEWIS T. BREUNINGER
HOWARD B. NOYES MAURICE l. NEE.
ANTHONY LUCAS Directors
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OF Washington in the District of Columbia the
ness December 81 1852 Published response made
Comptroller of the Currency under Section
Statutes and call made by the Federal Reserve
ct pursuant to the provisions of the Federal
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE CITY BANK

OF Washington the District business
December
oer of the currency SILL Revised Statutes
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OF Washington a. in the District of Columbia at the close
business December 81 1882 Published in response to
made by the Comptroller of the Currency under Section
u. S. Revised Statutes.
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Reserve DStct
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRTJST CO.

OF Washington in the District Columbia
on December 81 1882 Published made by
Comptroller of the Currency under Section SILL Revised
Statutes
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JOHN L. SULLIVAN,
WILLIAM B. WILLARD,
CHAS. CONRAD,
A. w. HOWARD,
B. w. PARKER,
DAVID BORNET,
ROBERT w. WILSON,
LEWIS T. BREUNINGER,
MAURICE L. NEE.
!. Directors.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
EXECUTIVE BOARD
HONORS MRS. DENNEY

A meeting OF the executive board
of the Wraugell Women's Civic
Club and Library Association last
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Virgil Neyman, wound up by'
being a surprise birthday fete for
Mrs. Frank Denney. Her birthday
was on Monday.
a decorated birthday cake, made
by Mrs. Neyman, and other refresh
ments were served following the
business meeting and Mrs. Den
ney was presented with a lovely
birthday gift from board members.
Those on the executive board are
Mrs. Neyman, also club president;
Mrs Denney, Mrs. H. B. Thorn
quist. Mrs. Frank Webb, Mrs. Ben
EngdaI, Miss Irene Coulter. Mrs. L.
T Campbell, Miss Peggy Price. Mrs.
Donald ]. House.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
so ENJOY ANIMAL
DINNER GIVEN BY
ST PHILIPS PARISH

The annual parish dinner OF the
St Philips Episcopal Church was
Held al the Legion Dugout Janu-
airy %. About so enjoyed a delici-
Gus dinner of baked ham. scalloped
potatoes, salad. hot rolls, coffee
and dessert.
Following the dinner colored
slides were shown of some of the
events which took place at the,
church and of the progress on the
parish hall.
Reports from the two Guilds, St.
Philips and St Mary's, were given
on the numerous activities and pro
gress both Guilds have accomplish
ed the past year
The parish thanked Mrs John
Coulter, organist and choir director,
with a vote of appreciation for the
many hours which she so unself-
ishly gave during the year.
The parish voted to ask all men,
bers for pledges and if there are
any questions concerning this. vol
unteer workers plan to visit
every member to answer any ques-
ton which was left unanswered or,
it was said. the information could
be obtained from the Guild pyesi-
dents or any member of the parish
council
With Olaf Hansen and William
Smith the outgoing members of the
parish council. the parish elected
Leonard T. Campbell and Sidney
Mccullough to replace them for
two-year terms. Mrs Louis Chase,
treasurer, and Mrs Herbert Brad
ley, secretary. will serve one more
term with the presidents of the two
Guilds completing the Council.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
STATEHOOD FILM
WILL BE SHOWN
AT P-TA MEETING

Highlight OF the February meet
ing of the Wrangell Parent-Teach-
ers Association will be the shr9wing
of film striD on pros and cons of
Statehood TT ska followed by
a discussion period led by School
Supt. C. l.. Anderson. A musical
prgram will be furnished by Mrs.
Carl Bradley and Mrs Bert Md
Cay who will play several piano
duets Mrs. w. s. Watkins will be
in charge. of the candle lighting
ceremony honoring the founders of
the Parent Teachers Association
After the program refreshments
will be served by the hostegkes.
MS John o. Bangeman and Mrs.
P. c. Mccormack, Jr.
All parents and persons interest
ed in the school are urged to at
tend P-TA meetings and to take an
active part in the work.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
WRAEGELL TEAM
IN PRAISE
OF PETERSBURG

WrangaI's high school basket
ball team ard r5oters who visited
Petersburg last week end for a two
game series Wee loud in their
praise OF the uelghb3r city and its
team for their wonderful sports
mauship and fine hospitality.
They are wonderful people and
we were treated royalty. said
supt. C. L. Anderson. speaking for
the local group.
The Petersburg players and
their loyal supporters are grand
group OF spagtsmen and we appre-
eiate the ve.y fine reception they
gave us
Il am proud to report that cir
team and rooters conducted them
selves as ladies and gentlemen and
were excellent representatives of
this community
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
TAKING OF ONE DOE
RECOMMENDED AT
GAME SESSION HERE

large gathering OF trappers
hunters and sportsmen meeting in
the Fire Hall last Friday night
went on record recommending to
the Alaska Game Commission that
the deer season be continued as at
present with the bag limit two. one
OF which may be a doe. The mot
ing also endorsed proposed
change in the law TO read deer
with visible" horns rather than
the present three-inch wording.
The present season is Aug. % 10
November ID.
The annual fall meeting, con
Quoted by Fish and Wildlife Agent
Monte Clemmons. assisted by Doyle
Cisney. Sig Olson and Bob Baade.
all of the Service.
It was also recommended h e
moose season. sept. 10 10 Oct Il
remain the same. Present goat and
bear seasons We're approved.
The trappers voted for an open
fur season next year on mink. mar
ten. otter and weasel TO correspond
N ALI the IN Hetlt 9Ef+7A--- 4 ~
u ged strongly against dividing the
season - mink one year and mar
ten the next. They pointed out that
both animals are taken in the same
traps and splitting the seasons on
Is breeds violations
Aimed to curb illegal taking Of
fur. the group went on record urg-
ing that law be enacted TO make
the buyer of Illegal fur equally
guilty with the t-apper for posses
SIGN. Action was directed mainly
% =-eo fi'aval shooting Ct mink.
On migratory birds. the sports
mo, recommended a To-day season
from Sept. % to Nov. % and the
bag limit the same as at present.
recommendation was made that
the portion of the Shoemaker game
refuge out the highway south of
the ski trail to the end Of the road
be eliminated f.om the reserve to
permit youngsters hunting
ground close to town.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1953-02-06
NEW CITIZEN

When the Alaska Coastal ply
cane down 70 get the basketball
boys today it brought one passen-
ger for Nrangell - a new resident
from the Capital City. The new
corner will make his home with the
Don Houses and their daughter
Kim.
However. it is reported, that
when the new addition to the
House family disembarked here he
made a determined effort to get
back aboard the plane 1t couldn't
have been he saw House. Probably
though Pilots John Callahan and
Carl Bloomquist couldn't fly the
plane without him.
Anyway, House was taking him
around town this afternoon intro
ducing him to his new neighbors.
He also served him a lunch OF
dog food and milk which the beau
tiful year-and-a-half-old collie en-
joyed thoroughly His name is
Bowser,
ed. Note; Next week Wen give
a play by play description of THU
meeting between Bowser and the
Houses pet, but tough, Tom-eat,
SAM