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Evening star., 1953-06-08

Planned by
.BPW Clubs

Two local organizations OF
business and professional women
will install new officers at dinner
meetings this week.
Miss Marguerite Rawalt. first
vice president of the National
Federation Of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs, will
conduct the installation cere-
mony of the L'Enfant Club at a
dinner at $50 pm. tomorrow at
the Broadmoor.
State and national officers have
been invited to attend the an
nual banquet of the Chevy Chase
BPW Club to be held at Z pm.
Wednesday at the Woodner..
A highlight of the L'Enfant
Club dinner will be the presenta-
ton of Regina Brenner Scholar
ships to two student nurses now
in training at Gallinger Hospital.
Miss Annabelle Cherry and Miss
Peggy Sowder. who will complete
their training during the coming
year. will receive the awards.
The presentation will be made
by Miss Beatrice Ritter, director
of nursing services at Gallinger,
who is member Of the L'Enfant
Club.
Miss M. Geraldine Walsh will
take Office as president at the
dinner. Others to be installed
are Mrs. Marie Payne, first vice
PRESIDENT Mrs. Florence P. Nc
Dowell. second vice president:
Mrs. Helen Werner, recording
secretary; Miss Eugenia Colbert,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Grace M. Sharp, treasurer.
A musical program will be
given by Miss Caroline Johnston,
vocalist.
The Chevy Chase BPW Club
will conclude its activities for
the season at its dinner Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Mary Jane Shepard will
be installed as president. Others
who will take Office include: Miss
Mary Frances Glenn, first vice
president; Mrs. Kathryn T. Guth,
second vice president: Miss Mary
Ramisch, corresponding secre-
tary: Miss LaVera Morgan, re-
cording secretary, and Mrs. La
Verne Meyer, treasurer.
Evening star., 1953-06-08

you develop a sudden chill on
getting out Of the water.
Whether you are headed for
the seashore or a local pool you
might pack in a neat, compact
little sweater, terry cloth Shrug
or stole with your swimming togs.
It'll come in handy and you'll
have STAYED off a few summer
SniffleS.
Call Sterling $4,000, ext. 395,
between $3.50 and 4:30 pm. for
shopping information on our
warming up" fashions.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Society to Meet

The United Society Of Friends
Women will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. H. w. Birgfeld in Ia
koma Park. Md. The guest
speaker will be Mrs. Clarence r.
Nelson, former president of the
United Church Women Of Wash
ington.
The meeting will be followed
by q buffet luncheon.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Navy Dental Wives to Hold Luncheon

A demonstration of flower ar
ranging will be given by Mrs.
Frederick Lang of Kensington,
Md, at the monthly luncheon
meeting Of the Navy Dental
Wives Club at 1890 pm. We'd
neSday at the National Navy
Medical Center officers mess.
Evening star., 1953-06-08

A nationally accredited flower
show judge, Mrs. Lang is men,
ber of the Potomac Rose Society.
She will be introduced by Mrs.
Jesse Westerman, program chair
man. Mrs. Robert D. Wyckoff,
president of the club. will con-
duct the meeting.
Evening star., 1953-06-08

hiking. Beaches have been known
to be pretty cool places once the
sun has gone down.
It's good to have a little wrap
on hand to keep you warm should
cool breezes start up or should
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Rv Eleni

Trying to cool off is the biggest
summer worry Of many people.
But right along with that one
comes one Of keeping warm If
you are out sailing, swimming or
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Tv HiehIiehts
Of the Week

Monday - Story Theater
(WTTG. 7:3O). a dramatization
Of Robert Louis Stevenson's
"Sire De Maletroit's Door,;
Voice Of Firestone (WNBW.
$500 Basso Cesare Siepi; The
Big Issue (WTTG, $500
Whats Wrong With Civil De-
fense?"; Robert Montgomery
Presents tWNBW, 9:3O). Mr..
Montgomery in mo Visible
Means: Boxing tWTTG. 9:30l,
Floyd Patterson VS.. Dick Wag-
ner, Studio One (WTOP. 10l;
Nina Foch in "All My Love-:
George Jessel Show (WMAL,
10). Opera Star Richard Tucker;
Eric Sevareid (WTOP, 11:251 /.
news analysis.
Tuesday - Jim Gibbons Show
(WMAL. 6:45), the Eastern
High School Choral Group:
Cavalcade of America tWMAL,
1900, Robert Warwicks in
Riders of the Pony Express !: !:
Bob Hope Show (WNBW. 81. the
comedian and five girls. from
towns bearing the name of Hope:
This Is Show Business (WTOP,
81. Guest June Havoc: TV Hour
| (WMAL, $500. Brian Donlevy
and Madge Evans in "At Ease.
a comedy; Suspense (WTOP.
$500, "CaglioStro and the Chess
Player" a tragedy; Baltimore
Symphony Orchestra (WTTG,
10), Conductor Massimo Freccia;
Danger (WTOP, 10). Joey Walsh
in THE Christmas Present."
Wednesday - Johns Hopkins
Science Review (WTTG, 81,
What Was The Christmas
Star'?";; Television Theater
(WNBW, 81. Anne Bancroft and
Arnold Moss in Rietti's ITO Live
in Peace; Boxing (WTOP. 100,
Ezzard Charles VS.. Coley Wal
lace.
Thursday-Jim Gibbons Show
(WMAL, 6:45), the Woodrow
Wilson High School Choir; Facts
Forum (WTTG. 81, Mutual Sc
curity":: Four Star Playhouse
(WTOP. $500, David Niven in
"a Man of the World: Phila-
delphia Symphony Orchestra
(WTTG, 81. Soloist Rise Stevens
and a Christmas reading by
Claude Rains: Video Theater
(WTOP, 81, Marge and Cover
Champion in "A Bouquet for
Millie";; Television eater
(WMAL. 9:30), Ward Bond and
Ellen Drew in Gun Job; Wright
Day Dinner (WTTG, 10, Ad-
dresses by President Eisenhower
Gen. James H. Doolittle and
Arthur Godfrey commemorating
the Wright brothers flight at
Kitty Hawk.
Friday Chicago Symphony
(WTTG, 81. Conductor Desire
De Fauw; Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
(WMAL. $500. Lloyd Corrigan
in Death Makes a Pass; Play
house of Stars (WTOP, 81. Gig
Young in Part of the Came;
TV Soundstage tWNBW. 9:30),
Wallace Ford in 1.-The Man Who
Kne--: o. Henry"
Saturday-Basketball (WMAL,
2:3O, Yale VS.. Syracuse; basket
ball tWTTG, -. the Boston Gel
tics VS.. the Syracuse Nationals:
Tinker Shop (WMAL, 4:15),
Westinghouse students in a
Christmas drama: New York
Times Youth Forum (WTTG,
$500, Mans Right to Knowl-
edge and. the Free Use Thereof. "
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Monday, December IA, 1853

WNBW-s:4s, Today on the Farm; $50. lssk
to This Day; !. TOdsy; 1:25, Take
. Word; 1880. Today; I:5s, News; Q.
To-day; s:25. News; $50. Tsdsy; s:sS,
News; ., Kitchen cupbsard; $50.
Freedom; s:4s. Little Playhouse; TO-.
Ding Dong Sehssl; 10:3o, Glamour
Girl; II, Hawkins Falls; 11:is, Three
Steps to Heaven; 11:3O. The Benaetts;
11:A5, Follow YouF Heart; u, Bride
and Groom; 12:1S, Mike Hunaieutt
Show; 12:s5, News; I, Feature Play
house; 2:1s, Rsto Magician; 2:30,
lngas Angle; 3, Kate Smith.
W1Te-1O;15, Cartoon Theater; 1880, Early Bird
Theater; II, News; 12:15, Midday
Chapel; 1890, Hoppity Skippity; i,
Evening star., 1953-12-13

lutte: Interviews with players.
500, WTOP-Omnibus: The
birth Of modern 20-piece dance
band, the first act of an un-
completed Moss Hart play and
documentary on the reactions
of laboratory animals during a
37-mile-high rocket fight.
500, WNBW-Hall of Fame:
Sarah Churchill in "Aesop and
Rhodope." a love story of two
600, WNBW-Meet the Press:
Senator Joseph Mccarthy.
$3.50, WTOP-You Are There:
Evening star., 1953-12-13

WNBW-s:4s, Today On the Farm; $50. lssk
to This Day; 7, To-day; 1:25. Take .
Word; 1880. To-day; 7:55, News; Q,
Today; s:2s, News; $50, Today; s:ss,
News; 9, Kitchen CupbOaTd; $50,
French; s;As, Little Playhouse; 10. Ding
Dong School; 1890, Glamour Girl; H.,
Hawkins Falls; Ills. Three Steps to
Heaven; 1I:30, The BenHetts; 11:4s,
Follow Your Heart; Il, Bride and
Groom; 12:IS, Hunnieutt ShOw; 1855,
News; I, Feature Playhouse; 2:15,
ROto Magician; 2:3e. Ings's Angle;
), Nate Smith.
WTTe-1O:1s, Cartoon TheateT; 1O:3o, early
Bird Theater; H. MOvietoae News
12:15, Midday Chapel; 1880, Hsppity
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Tuesday, December IS, 1853

Lambs eamboI; Z, Bazaar-ha1eI Mar
kel; ESQ, Jamboree; ), Paul Dixon
Show.
WMAL-lt:3O, lust for Fun; 1884, carteon
capers; 1:30, Hollywood Matinee; :.
Modern Woman. with Ruth Crane; $50,
Jerry and Jimma.
W1OP-s:3O, Time and Music; s:55. Meditatieni
u. Roy Meaehum; 9, Billy johnssn
Show; s:5s, Donna Douglas; 10,
Arthur Godfrey; 1i:3O, Strike II Rich;
u, Valiant Lady; 12:15, Love Of Life;
1880 Search for Tomenew; 12:45,
Guiding Light; I, Allan jeffrey's Show;
2, IN Buy That; 2:30, House Party;
). The Big Payoff; $50. Bob Crosby.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

The Savonarola Book Burning.
$3.50, WTTG-Meet Your Con-
gress: What Should Congress
Do About It's Investigating Com
mitteeS?"
1900, WTTG - Georgetown
University Forum: American
Misconceptions of Great Brit
ain."
1880, WMAL-Paul Whiteman:
A new time for the talent show.
1880, WTTG-Opera Canoes:
A condensation of III Trovatore. -
500, WNBW-Comedy Hour:
Evening star., 1953-12-13

Lambs eambol; Z, Bazaar; 2:3o, lam.
bsree; ;, Paul Dixon.
WMAL-I1:3o, lust for Fun; 12:3o, cartssn
capsrs; 1:3o. Hollywood Matinee; ..
Modern woman, with Ruth cranei
$50, Jerry and jimma.
WT0P-s:sO. Time and Music; s:s5, Medita-
tisn; J, Roy Meaehum; 9. Billy
Johnson Show; s:55, Donna Douglas;
10, Arthur Godfrey Time; 1i:3o, Strike
II Rich; Il, Valiant Lady; 1z:1s.
Love Of Life; 1880. Search for
TomonsW; 17:A5, Guiding Light; l..
Allan JefiTey's Show; 2, Double Or
Nothing; 2:3o, House Party; :, The
Big Payeff; $40, Sob Crosby.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

WNBW-s:A5, Today on the Farm; $50,
iook to This Day; !. Today; 7:2s. Take
Word; 1:30, Today; 7:s5, News;
s:25, News; $50, Today; s:s5. News; 9,
Kitchen Cupboard; $50. Science; s:4s,
Little Playhouse; 10. Ding Dong School;
1880. Glamour Girl; II, HAWKINS Fails;
11:15. Ihres Steps to Heaven; 1i:3O,
The Bennetts; 11:45. Follow ysur Heart;
u. Bride and Groom; i2:1s, Mike
Hunnieutt Show; i2:ss, News; I, Pee
pIe's Playhoase; Z. Kings Crossroads;
2:3o, lnga's Angle; ., Kate Smith.
WTTe-1o:1s. Cartoon rheatsr; 1880, Early Bird
Theater; Il, News; 12:1s, To Be An
nounced; 1880, Hsppity Skippity; l.,
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Today's Highlights.

100, WNBW-Youth Wants to
Know: Brig. Gen. Carlos Rom
ulo, Philippine delegate to the
United Nations.
1880, WNBW - Frontiers of
Faith: Todd Duncan in Kenneth
Sawyer Goodman's "The Dust of
the Road"
$3.50, WNBW-American For
UNI of the Air: Stephen Mitchell.
$3.50, WTOP - Man of the
Week: Gordon Dean.
4:3O, WMAL Redskins Sa-
Evening star., 1953-12-13

Martha Raye, Ben Blue and
Perry Como.
$500. WTOP Toast of the
Town: Singers frankie Laine
and Jimmy Boyd.
$500, WMAL-Football Films:
A roundup of the Notre Dame
football games.
9:OC, WNBW-Television Play
house: Horton Foote'S "The Mid
night Caller" a drama about a
Greek slaves.
9:15. WMAL-Orchid Award
Betty Clooney.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Friday, December 18, 1858

WNBW-6:4s. To-day on the Farm; $50, Lssk
to This Day; J, Today; 7:7s. Take .
Word; 7:3o. Today; T:ss, News;
Today; S:2s, News; $50, To-day; s:s5,
News; ., kitehen Cupboard; $50,
Music fine; s:AS, little Playhouse: 10,
Ding Dong School; 1880. Glamour Girl;
II, Hawkins Falls; Tits, Three Steps
to Heaven; 1i:3o, The Beanetts; 11:As.
Follow Your Heart; u, Bride and
Groom; 12:1s, Mike nunnicutt Show;
12:s5. News; I. Peoples Playhouse;
z, Kings Crossroads; 2:30. lnga's
Angle; ), Kate Smith.
WTe-Io:1S, caTtsoH Iheater; 1885, Early
Bird Iheatsr; Il, News; 12:15, Midday
Chapel; 1880. HOppiN SkippiN; I,
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Thursday, December II, 1853

wNBW-s:4s. Today on the Farm; $50. Lock
to This Day; J. Today; 1:25. Take .
Word; 1850. Today; 7:s5. News; o,
Tedayi s:2s. News; s:So, Today; s:ss,
News; .. Kitchen Cupboard; $50,
Spanish; s:As, Little Playhouse; 10,
Ding Dong SehasI; 1880, Glamour
Girl; II. Hawkins Fails; 11:l5, Three
STEPS to Heaven; 1l:3o. The Bennetts;
HAS, Follow ysur Heart; u, Bride
ant Groom; 12:l5, Mike hunnieutt;
12.s5. News; I, Peoples Playhouse;
2, Kings Crossroads; 2:3o, Iass's
Angle; ;, Kate Smith.
WTTe-1o:15, Cartoon Theater; 1880, Early
Bird Iheater; u, Mevietsne News;
12:1s, Films; 1890, Hoppity Skippity
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Wednesday. December l6. 1853

Skippiy; I, lambs eamboI; Z, Disne
Lucas Show; 2:ao, jamboree; J, Paul
Dixon Show.
WMAL-11:3O, lust for Fun; 1880, cartssa
capers; 1850, nsIlywood Matinee; J,
Modern Woman, with Ruth Crane;
$50, Jerry and JImms.
WT0P-s:3o, fine and Music; 6:5s, Meditation;
7, Roy Meaehum Show; .. Billy Jeha.
sens Show; s:5s. Donna Douglas; 10,
Arthur Godfrey; 11:3o. Strike It Rich;
r. Valiant Lady; 12:1s, Love Of Lifei
1880, Search for Temsnsw; 12:45.
Guiding Light; I, Allan Jeffrey's Shew;
z, Double Or Nothing; 2:3o. Art Link.
letters House Party; :, The Biz
Psyoff; $50, Bob Crosby.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

I, AT lamb and AIetha Agee; Z,
Bazaar, with Hazel Market; 2:30, Jam
beree, with Art Lamb; ), Paul Dixon
Show.
Wr0P-s:3O, Time and Music; 6:ss, Msrains
Meditation; !. Roy Meaehum; .. Billy
johnson Show; s:S5, Donna Dougles;
10. Arthur Godfrey; 11:3o, Strike It
Rich; u, Valiant Lady; 12:15. lsve
Of Life; 1z:4s. Guiding Light. Il;
Allan jeffrey's Show; 2, ri Buy
That; 2:3O, Mouse Party; ;, Big Pay.
off; $3.50. Bob Crosby.
WMAL-l1:3o, lust tor Fun; 1880, Cartoon
Cspers; 1870, Hollywood Matinee; ).
Modern Woman; $50. Jerry and Iimma.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

Pastor; $50. Rural America; s:4s.
Step, Lssk and Listen; to:1s. Sunday
Msyie; 11:ts, Cartoons; ti.3o, Pick
Temple; I, Sunday Thester.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

Lambs eamboI; z, naisi Markell; 2:3o,
Jamh0ree; ;, Paul Dixen Show.
WMAL-11:3o, lust for Fun; 1880, cartson
cspers; 1:30, HoIiywsoa Matinee; .,
Modern Woman, with Ruth Crane; 500,
Jerry and limma.
WToP-s:3O, Time and Music; s:ss, Msditatien;
!, Roy Meaehum; ., Silly lshassn
Show; s:5s, Donna Dsugles; 10. Jack
PaM Show; 1880, Wheel Of Fortune;
11:3o, Strike II Rich; u. Valiant
LADY; 17:1s, Love Of Life; 1880.
Search for romsnaw; 12:4s. Guiding
light; I, Allan Isffrey's Show; Z,
Double Or Nsthng; 2:3o. Mouse Party;
:. The Big Payofi; $50. ssb Crosby.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20
D.anr D.rL-eLnanL.

by any participant.
 2. The angler must hook. play sau and net his own salmon in a
 parHaasLEe manner unaided b. any ataer person. Except tHat uo- msa may receive azs stance i1 e3a- ing CT netting Any contestant b alGig his OF her rad tHo pieces while playing f.sh. that anGy NII be d.sluai fed.
 s. samoa must be weighed in The round at judging stau9ai#1 designated by fhe kins Salmon Derby Committee The angler must also have one reliable witness who observed the salmon beIng caught and the tackle used. who must make such certifieati5n on affida- vii forms prescribed and furnished by the King Salmon Derby Commit ice. All salmon entered must be opened in the presence of judges immediately after weighing
 9. Any type of boat may be used for sport fishing No contestant may participate from any boat which has commercial fishing gear in use including hand line
 10. 4 contestant may win any number of weekly prizes during the seasonal derby.
 II. Amy pc. son of the age of 12| years OF over, male or female, may be a participant in either the weekly darby5 OF the seasonal der. ay.
 12. In the event of a tie as to weight the first salmm entered will be given the pri3 ity, and fbe sec ond salmon will be considered in line for the next prize. or entered for the next week.
 13 The fishing area for the weekly derbys and he seasonal derby will include the. area bound ed bv the following: Beginning at Pt Rotheay near the omuth of the Stikine River south in a straight line 10 Babbler Point; south in a straight line to Chiaharof Peak on Wr"ngelI Tsland. approximately WSW to Drag Island which fs# south Of Woronkofski Island Cand including al of Chichagof Pass1: ! NV to Station Island which is south of AIitkof Island (and inrlud-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20
CHAMBER MOVES TOWARD GETTING HOTEL BUILT HERE

Chamber of Commerce at it's reg IIar meeting last Friday night in
 as fl Hall decided to explore
 De possibilities of getting outside
 aptal interested in building a ho- .eI in Wrangell IL was brought 3"t that Il k year since the fire 'iped out the old Wrangeu Hotel md half the business district and hat the temporary arrangemants :" effect since are inadequate to -ake care Of the travelling public.
 several hotel people are reported 10 have expressed an interest in establishing a modern hotel hero II was brought odt at the meetinp and the Chamber decided to follow up some of these leads with inc nope of getting a building under way this summer.
 The Chamber endorsed tba ao- tlon of the Juneau Chamber of commerce protesting to the Stata Department against the objection or Congressman Norblad of Oregon 10 sale of timber from the Topgass National Forest to the Japanesa Norblad, coming from the umbo, state of Oregon, has attempted to stop any development of timber re- sources in Alaska. Juneau Chamber pointed out in letter Secretary of state John Foster Dulles that if the Japanese acquired timber in AL aska they would operate as Ameri- can companies and under the pra- Vailing American system of produo- ton and therefore worl3 be com petitiye only in wo~1d market Both Oregon and Woehfngton have looked aska"on ot r,~ost deyoIo,, ment in Al'-'-o a- o~mgetitva u,itb their own f"a~,s.v
 Adytces 'ye~a ,~o-ivo1 Inv tb. Chamber f~o", 3'., n-.,.~.,,,o,,4 70 Aviation of tso '',-r-a ,arora,,.ia- and Com'N"n'aa'j7r-f Commission that an ee~tnaer would ba cent here this enrine 10 make q survav or a possible landing field here and pull-out plane water facility
 Next meetiro of the Chamber will be hn'd of -.aO pevt Frido,s evening. March 27, in the Fire Hall.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20
Three
KING RUN PROMISES SUCCESS TO WRANGELL's FIRST SALMON DERBY

With plenty of fish being caught in WrangeIl hafbor. it looks like the opening of WrangelTs first Sal mon Derby. April 1. will get of to a good start, the Derby Committee said today
 They reported some hand trolIers in the haEbor have picked up as many as three nice kings in day and Capt Laurie. Broad hooked on 10 a nice king right off che air plane feat the committee said.
 Although some of the boys are "strippings for their catches. most of thc salmon are being caught by che conventional trolling method.
 The committee said that one of the local hardware stores. Campbell Bros. ba9 just received a complete new line of sports tackle and Jerry Reason. hardware salesman. has of- fered new pole and reel as bis contribution 10 the derby. If this pole and reel reaches Wrangen in time. it will be offered ae the first weeks weekly prize
 The WraueeII Cold Storage has plentiful supply of herring put np in small containers especially for sports fishermen. the committee reported, saying that D. j. House him9lf personally supervised this operation
 As soon as tho printer completes the tickets. rules and maps. tickets can be purchased for entry in the derby These tickets will be offered for sale at local stores and offices which will be convenient for any time a contestant wishes to enter the derby
 First prize for the seasonal der by is a brand new seven and one half horsepower Evinrude outboard on display at City Motor Service. and weekly prizes will also be on display eachweek
 The committee said that Jerry Marshall. local troller. brought in two plugs made by his brother and they proved so successful that the ACS boys and one Marvin Peterson not only hooked onto a nice king with one but lost plug, line and sinker to the monster" These are the Marshall Pearl Pink No. 3. the committee pointed out.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20
THE WRANGELL sBNTIEEn
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR WRANGELL s
 KING SALMON DERBZ

The First Annual king aaaua Derby committee. or ne ghaa=r of Commerce, announces In e ta.s5 aua resuldt.Ou5 I5. Lae I0l,a- coming derby t0 be as IoIoas.
 1ne seasJua ugrDy N4H Ga-.l Ap.il l, and close four mutIB 4.a- CT, at midnight of July b. weekly as.pys wlIl end at midnight e5,a Saturday. lThe first weekly derby ''ll rUa only touf days. ap1 l being Wednesday,
 Any fish entered for a prize in a weekly derby is automatically entered in the seasonal derby.
 To qualify for a weekly derby prize the kng salmon must be eu- tered not later than 12 midnight, Saturday, on the week in which the salmon was caught During the first weeks of the derby per sonuel of the Wranger Cold stor- age, where the fish are to be welghed will not be available at all hours. Therefore, special ar engagements. for those first weeks, win be announced later1
 l. The entry fee shall be $5.00. This will entitle the holder of the the ticket to fish in both the week lv and seasonal derbys Tickets must be presented to the judges when weighing in the salmon. Tie ke.s are not transferable.
 ?. Rods must be in accordance with spo ting ethics and customs and all rods giving the angler an unsDorting advantage will be dis qualified. All contestants are limit ed to use one rod and one reel at Che time
 3. Cuttyhuuk, liaen. nylon or wire line AND LEADER shall not exceed breaking test of 48 lbs.
 5, Anytype of sporting lure or bait may be used.
 4 Maximum sinker weight To be used on any line shall be l6 ounces
 6. Salmon when gaffed shall be Faffed in the head Firearms shall not be used in the landing of sal mon. A landing net may be uted
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20
s. BEaEEy RETURNS
zIJUNEAU

1.e- Prank Deunee returned by plane Tuesday from Juneau where glo had been the past two weeks.
 While tbare she attended the u- d. basketball game between Nrau- Sell and Douglas and enjoyed sey- eral so.ial affairs given in her honor.
 4 week ago Wednesday Mrs. Karl Thiale waa hostess al a luncheon at Che Barauof Hotel in her honor Guests Were Mrs Rose MeMHllau. Ms Alberta Dalebeck. Senator Doris Barnes and Mrs. Denney. The following Saturday Mrs M 0. Johnson entertained at a breakfast in her home in the As.embly Apart meals for Mrs Deuney and Mrs F. c. Cunningham and Miss Barbara sbaruhroieh who we~e all in Jun- eau for tho Wraneeu Douglas game Mrs Cunningham flew up az ehaperoue for Che girls roofing sec fion
 while in Juneau Mrs neuueF all 70 attended cocktail party at s1ast Guard Commander Paul Trimble's home in company with P c. Uanford and attended ses- s'ons ar the Juneau Women's Club and Garden Club.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20

fne all of Ro0eevelt Harbor and Deep Bay on zarembo Island). NE to Blaquiere Point on Mitkof and east back to Pt. Rothsay.
 IA. All members of the Wrangeu Chamber of Commerce and the Wrangell King Salmon Derby com mittee may participate in the weekly derbys and the seasonal derby. Judges are disqualified from
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20

The Wraueel King Salmon Der bg Committee assumes no liability lar changes in schedules of prizes eaH.H9I= aae does it assume any liability for personal injury or loss as dam ge To equipment and gear
 a.#H may he sustained in taking #.f a .aIs derby
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20

weekly darhys but not from the seasonal derby
 I5. The decision of the judges and the NIaugell King Salmon Derby Committee in all eases will ba final and only salmon caught iu accordance with the above rules will be accepted and entered in the l953 Wrangell King Salmon Derby.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20
HOME ON LEAVE

Pvt Gary Guudersou sen af Nr and AfrF George l. Gmderson, was home on leave from Fort Richard son. He arrived here March 9. and returned to the Fort Tuesday
 Pvt Gunderson has fluia1ed bas- fo training and returned to duty for regular assignment
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20
MRS. sUNDBERG HOME

Mrs. Hannah sundberg arrived home last week via Ellis Airline from Juneau where she has been the past two weeks. She was in the Capital City to welcome the ar- rival of a new grandchiId, born to Mir. and Mrs. Odd sundberg.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20
no STATEMENT AFTER STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
CBy Associated Press)

SEATTLE - R. E. Van Valken- burg, secretary of the Alaska Wrangell Mills, said a stockholders meeting was held here on March 10 but that no statement or plans can be released at this time. The com pany had previously announced the mill would begin operation this spring.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-03-20

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