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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-11

~N~SSS NV AtsWes LA
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets and
consoles. 5000: monthly and up,
pianos. ST. $4,000 PIANO MART,
lio!5 9TH st. NV. tiust above the
PiaNoss-spirsts. wurlitzer, $40;
Lester, 1856: upriehts. small Knabe
SIPS: Steinway, Stieff i. and others.
G6 &c 1As5o 1875 Y Columbia ID. NV,
PIANos-used uprights, s45. 100 and
consoles. ST. S-63oo. PiANSo = MART n
h i6ls 9TH st. NV. tiust above, the
PIANO iIsS so, Baldwin i ga. sassrosonie. gIlss
a2f psS 56spa s
sss bsth an. aad s5ss sts eo ReHae . ST
Silver Spring. fPhone ~. 5-1105I.
Silver Spring store open EVENINGS
and all day Saturday. Downtown
store closed satuTdayS Ia
PIANos-Jordan's Silver Spring store
mas has some some. real values in SLIGHTLY
little as SIS down. JoRDAN's, SssS
Georgia ave, Phone JU. 5-1I05.
Park. in front: open daily from
from fT;So . until nnti, az night: Saturdays
PIANos-we are now remodeling
our store and are offering at greatly
spinets, consoles, grands and up
rights some slightly Scared The
rest are floor samples. new and re-
built, This Is chance to buy q
assS Terms ter shs psss Gf n Hsfs
SALES CORP. 1900 q st. NV.
PIANO. Foster, apt. grand; nne mu-
KITS, 1880 G. st. NV. RE, =
s.I2. washington store closed
pfzNo.. late model, fun keyboard 1a
anteed; $345. KITS, 1886 @ St.
NV. RE: 7,6212. tWashinston store
FS sss ssss seY gf6cs sss ill.,
114G Lee hwy. IA. $500.
PISTOL. Colt Woodsman; excel. cond.;
at FALLS CHURCH HOBBY CENTER
POCKET and billiard tables. supplies.
poker tables and games. table ten
81 LL taHi5 aRf s seSsfsfsss su fPEH
R G2 rs sts SC e HT Pr 7a METAL
custom made; off-white enamel;
excel cond.; reas. RIA. 6-6920.
RADIO AND Tv TESTING equipment;
tubes, parts, used radios and TV
chassis; and TV cabinets and miscel
items. Everything must be sold by
August 15., Call IA. 9-9310 or Lo-
RADIO Ado TEST EouIPMENT--Ph2iico
signal tracer; cost $3.50 sell for
eisior WG Signal axe ve sE G or similar
REFRf fsPasz.S6 IL Clearance Hnfa sale.
Reduced to S4b. GE apt.-size.
Sealed unit. Quiet operation. Ex-
ceiient condition. DUNNMARK, ALSO
eEFRiGERATEoRs, recond., late mod
els, lge. stock, bargains. ACME STOVE
.Ri h9l1 5s6 ss a6 M NA s SCI
condition, 4 and 6 Gu. IT. II you
need an extra refgr. at home or 1t
your summsr cottage.. these are
removed removed from apis. to be replaced
by larger units. Phone 10. 3-4O40.
REFRIGERATORS, cleo, gas. recond..
from 500 80 PEERLESS SALES co.
2237 Ga. ave. NV DE. 2-5566.
REFRTGERATORs, electric and gas
$40 each; also. iate-model refgrs.
$75 win deliver ST 3-1216.
REFRIGERAT0Rs at a sacrifice; re-
placing over 30O;. An cuff. gas
IIestfirigerators. all in working CON
p pR SssF i1r ehsf Ems efMSR Nc.
Vernon ave. and Russell I'd, Alex
andria. Phone TIE. 6-4400. %
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

$50 r. /. AVE. NE, Apt. 3-Newly
dec. spotless home; refgr., run. wa
See to appreciate. AID. 2-61O1.
CAPITOL MlLL--Excep. nice lge. front
rm.. well furn.. cool. conf; for lady.
II. 3-1967 after 5 pm. liz
1927 End ST. Me-. Apt. IL. Well
furn. room, ext. phone. ldry. priv,
no other roomers. Ii. 7-3670. Ia
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LUMBER SALE

04S 4AV411CO D1SCUUIIU
OPENS FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9
OPEN SATURDAY TILL $50
OPEN SUNDAY. 8 TILL 3
Special purchase-2x4. S-ft. mr., 49e
each; Ike Turing. &c. it.; 2x2: g.
100e~ft.; 1xI2 shelving. 15c It.;
special lot Of odd lumber. &c board
IT; surplus hardware. tools, garden
supplies. Free delivery to Wash,
Md and Va. We deliver Sat and
Sun Call your order in early.
ROBINSON LUMBER CO., 1899
Kenilworth ave. ne. LII. 1-1200
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DOWNTOWN
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

NCOLORED-2nd AND T N.E.--Lge.
front rm. for LADY: $50 mo. NO
7-5S25. III
COLQRED-UNFURN. 1 rm., pvt.
kitchen and bath, pvt. home: S56
mo-: cleo. heat furnished. HU. g.
6059. 12s
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VACUUM CLEANERS

VAOUUM OLEAINEftO
Good stock of used and reconuitioned
vacuum cleaners, "a so and up AL
nationally known brands.s substan-
tial saving on floor models. and
demonstrators Of Kenmore. tank and
cleaner motors and cords. only
$2.25. Sold as Is while they last
Call Ii. 1880.
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
oil BLADENsBURG RID NE
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JALOUSIES

tGLASs.LOUyERED WINDOWS
Expertly installed. or delivered with
complete instructions for tnstalla-
ton seq seSs s SyfI Sq gaS;o1NErns
10. 5000 EN-. 2-6749
LIVING ROOM FURN. "a Modern
couch, 2 chairs to match; slip cov-
ers incl; $50. WE. 6-6772. liz
separate Compartments for hats; 50
door Box 272-X Star -12
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OFFICE FURNITURE
Drive-In Warehouse Sale!!l
DESKS. FILES, TABLES, CHAIRS
SUPPLY CABS, CARDINEERS
CHECKWRTTERS. LAMPS.
"A Today SALE
D. c. SURPLUS SALES
bI1-5l3 New Jersey Ave. NV, Ii.
1880. -13
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TOP SOIL
50c, per Gu. yard: good top soil at our
neld: We load you; also 5 Gu. yard
delivered in Va: $40. TIE. 4-4O7l.
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PARAKEETS WANTED
Now paying 81 rs: win pick up; Bel
mont 6-7684. Baltimore. Md.
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NICE BEDROOM, next bath; con.
yenient to an transportation. ia.
CHEVY CHASE-Large rm.. pvt. hath
Gentlemen. Call OIL. 4-4966 ewes
after 6; week ends any time. --13
~. ARL.-Beaut. new home: country
Club area. huge, newly furn.. bed
hv; rIn.: dressing rm.. osth-shower
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A recently completed hreproof build
ing. beautifully decorated and fur
nished by Dorothy Draper.
DAILY RATES REDUCED FOR Elk
TENDED OCCUPANCY TO AP-
FORTUNATELY S160 PER MO
WITHOUT LINEN OR MAID SERV.
LINEN AND MAID SERVICE.
Secretarial service, sun deck over
looking entire city. amplified master
television antenna system, garage
facilities, IL minis. from White House.
Your Inspection Invited
Call EN-. 2-8800
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1900 18th ST. NV.
AIR-CONDITTONEn

AlR-CONDTTIONED
Beautiful corner efficiency apt, com.
plete with foyer, lge. liv. rim., ina
door bed. kitchen and dinette. tile
bath: newly decorated: switchboard
and secretarial service. Only $50 80
incl. all utils. See res. mgr. for IN.
spection. liz
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ROOMS FuRNlsHED-s.E.-s.w

CAPITOL HILLr--small remod., nice
rm., pvt. bath. entr. hall. ideal for
person: 12S G st. Sc. Ii. 4-2705 ewes.
Ice. FRONT RM., twin beds. 1904
@ st. Sc. II. 3-O7Q8. lis
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and small, with plano practice
e gsivi ifr siS e sS sr Nw-r.r.,
front, private home: gentleman,
DOWNTOWN 73a 18th ST. NV
Lovely room with regfr.: pvt. en-
trance. IA. s-531s or RE. 7-y96S
Ist-FL. L.H.K., mr.. bath; SO Hily
Also. twin beds. refgr.. stove. 7OS
Mt. Vernon pl.. corner 9TH NV.
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our store and are Offering at greatly
reduced prices q large selection OF
spinets, consoles, grands and up
rights some sliehtly SCARED. The
rest are floor samples, new and re-
built, This Is Q chance to buy q
one, Easy terms arranged. Music
SALES CORP. 1900 G st. NV.
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Special Summer Rates
GORDON HOTEL DOWNTOWN
a16 10th ST. NV.
singles and doubles with and with.
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Bright. clean. tastefuIly furnished
garden apis; some completely
equipped. INCL linens. dishes, TV
s. Capitol st. Il blk. past Southern
ave turn left at Audrey lane and
follow sign to 30 winthrop st.
Open Mon, through Fri. 9 am TO
9 pm. Saturday. 0 am. to 8 pm
Sunday noon to D m IO 7-R1 M
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PIAN0S-Jordan's Silver Spring store
used spinets and consoles. Pay as
little as S25 down. JORDAN'S, 9332
Georgia ave-, Phone JU. 5-1I05.
PARK In front: open daily from
1890 until 8 at night: Saturdays
from 8 until 6. 10 II
Evening star., 1954-06-09

COMMERCIAL LAND, 10000 square
It. on T.r. siding, In Kenstnston.
Bethesda, Silver Spring or Wheaton.
zoned industrial; Al. Answer, ,.,,iyinss Eiyyins
nh complete nIoTms'Sn' rpias Hns Sfa
s. star. -12-,
Evening star., 1954-06-09
RERKSHIRE

Two-yr. -old brick rambler; B rooms
4 rooms and bath, gas heat; beaut.
grounds, Anchor fence; 2 blks. to
Mt. Calvary Catholic Church and
school; screened porch, storm win
dows. Shown any time.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
3412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU, 4-004O
Evening star., 1954-06-09
Country Club Hills
GI-$850 DOWN

This beautiful home situated in ex-
elusive Country Club Hills 4 : SEN
famiiy-size dining room. completely
equipped ultra-modern kitchen. I
full-size bedrms. and tile bath or
End nr.. full bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat
outside entrance, beautifully sodded
shrubbed and wooded lot. Monthly
payments of approx. $1O3, including
tag. Fer details, call Mr.; McGinniss miss
L-1-11S.,
FREDERICK W. BRRns SALES, INC
Evening star., 1954-06-09
FARMS (ceme.l

500 DIN. $50 MO. buys for $500
good 0-rm. house and 40 acres OF
land: % mi. east Of Charlottesville,
Va. TE. 6-4131. 20
NEAR FREDERICKSBURG, VA, on
State rd., 8 acres with beaut. 6-rm.
range. refrigerator, deep freeze. etc.
Bsmt., o. h.-w. heat, hardwood FRS,
lge. einder block chicken house with
running water; elec. time clock
hR: oGsoS. ofGsgosS,'Si wo eDls s.7SCsS 7SCssES sSS'ooO'
TAKE CARE OF THE LAND and It
Will take care Of you; 169-acre farm
south OF Marlboro; attractive white
sfucco home with bedrms. and 2
liable tenant: take over and direct
the planting; price of $4,000 in
cludes farm machinery. and II sold
now owners share of crops. ZANT-
aINGER CO., Ma. S-5371: ewes. Ii.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
MP n q LIME
BRICK COLONIAL
RIGGS MANOR
&7S0 CASH
VVVV O4A611
Annn0V RAn nnA

APPROX. $73 MO. (GD
Only 2 left. Lovely brick. Ia baths.
3 bedrms., full bsmt., all-elec. kit.
quality construction; lovely lot ad-
Joining park; mr.. schools, transp.
Call Mr.. Finley. RE. 7-2461.
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. Ewes.
UN. 4-2173. Ill
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
This custom-built brick home has
slate roof, sep. din. rm., liv. rm.
with firepl., 2 bedrms. and bath on
1st floor. Hot-water heat and gar
age. screened-in porch, beautiful
corner lot. Excel. neighborhood,
conven. to everything. Mrs. Dewitt,
JU. S-2S42. RUTLEY & BAIR.
10
3-BEDRM. HOMES-GI
1922 37th St.. Mt. Rainier.
1925 Kilmer St.. Kentland.
4O4 Belford Place, Hamp. Knolls.
MISS DILLON. cox q CO.
I'm A-1kOR %
Evening star., 1954-06-09
STORES FOR RENT

OPENING TWO NEW SHOPPING
SENTERS in North Arlington. apt.
mouse areas. lessons now being in.
reviewed for leases. Specially lines
solicited Call Mr. Mulloy. or Mr..
Fss3 Ffss4ni .s M !: sRoYHILL g. SONS.
STORE AND WAREHOUSE or gear
$a25 mo. owner. co. S-2osto week: n X:
1909 EYE ST. NV, downtown in
medical center-Ideal for valet shop.
shoe repair. barbershop, florist, uni
forms. etc. Cal MR.. KAY, ME e.
WHEATON store or ONCE: 1bx4b.
csIS rsiee ,uS st.; BLK. on Georgia ave.
ATTRACTIVE MODERN BUILDING.
floor; side parking and delivery en-
trance; front part finished for show
room or ONCE with large storage
area in rear. Located one-half block
On, On Old Georgetown rd.. AT 491A
oL; 8-7s16. weekdays. 10
EXCEL; LOG, 10th and You SITS. NV.
for TV radio, laundromat. delica.,
bkry; rent rsas; DU.. .7-0300.- III
EXCEL: sfs y LOCATION; CAT IL. I4th and and Irving
shop. photo shop, tailor shop, etc.
ma s,9797. CAPITAL VIEW REAL
SILVER sPRING-pevelopinr plan,
for new shopping center TO RENT
OR TO BUY A STORE, contact
RALPH !; DUFFIE. JU. 9-l724 or
41S 9th ST. N.w.-occupied BY
amusement parlor for many years.
Reas: rent. AUERBACH g. CO.. DI.
nn&N1IoAS 5,SS8I ar 4,2595i s2Is2lvss ..,.
Close to dept. stores and specially
shops GOOD location. Apply $40 r
GARAGE AND FAINT SHOP. 26i7 M
81. n.w.-2.000 50. 1T. plus rear:
1926 month. JU. 5-1444. 10
VACANT, 1909 s ST. N.W.-NEWLY
RENOVATED THROUGHOUT: REA-
| SONABLE RENT. CALL LOUIS
RUDDEN. EX. 3-5707.
STORE AND APARTMENT
N. Capitol st. nr. Florida ave.-Ideal
for any type business; full bsmt.
oil heat: vacant.
Daniel Diener-AD. 4-6652
Evening star., 1954-06-09
EVANSVILLE HILLS

MODERN BUNGALOW =
Sl3,950 Beautiful wooded
corner lot: bus at door; fire-
place in liv. rm.. sep. din rm.,
equip. kit, 2 bedrms. on LIST
d, Extra-large insulated and
fooHed expandable attic for Q
lge add. bedrmS. and bath.
Full bsmt. Approx. $4,000 dn.;
flrst mortgage for balance.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
3-BEDRM. HOMES-GI
FAMILY SIZE HOME
ONLY $14 Q5n

Seven rooms and Q baths. brick Cape
kit, bedrms: and sewing rm.,
full bsmt., h.-w.h.. near transp and
schools; reas. down payment. Fer
information call Redwood 6-6S8O;
ewes. LU. 4-4454 CAPITOL VIEW
REAL ESTATE, $500 Silver Hill I'd.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
RRANDYWINE

D1G1A1NO1 Z w I1NH
Nice frame rambler: having liv. rm
with fireplace. din. ..rm., kit. den
Sh acres of grounds, 8 acres clear
priced reasonable and terms.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
24l2 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-004C
Evening star., 1954-06-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON FALLS CHURCH
SPLIT LEVEL,

Truly . magnificent home in the
An1andale area among . group Of
custom-designed homes. Ground
level has large entry hall. Living
room with fireplace. Dining room
rear screened porch; equipped
kitchen. 2nd level. two 14-ft. bed
rooms and Carrara-glassed tiled
bath. Upper level has master bed
room 19x20 with private Carrara
glass tiled bath. walk-in closets.
Pull basement with 13x27 playroom.
hM.aissS M ieSoed n res EiI:sf Fhs home asvi
waiting for someone who has $1,000
cash and will get q terrific buy on
today's market. For appointment,
please call IA. 10000.
HIGH VOLTAGE DRAMA
In this so-innocent-looking home
proval. All wonderful sized rooms,
even to the tremendous private uv-
ing porch shaded by many huge
tion Tses roo 1egntfqi II basesna Dansied
built-in garage. Truly your home
location. Terms include q S16. .OOO
FLA nrst-trust valuation; need we
say more? Only oneI Priced at
@NA'oVU. FIease eau IA. 10000.
IF YOU LIKE
The freshness of q new home, the
feeling Of excitement Of taking pos
session. and the glow Of sitting in
your own living room and the first
dinner guest seated around the, din
ing room table. then you'll love
this rich, rustic brick rambler. The
Kitchen with built-in breakfast
nook will please any member Of
the family. The huge daylight base
ment picture window and walk -out
entrance will suit all to- q tee.
S4.95O cash required to handle, and
at the price you'll say, "rll take
Telephone today to inspect,
IA. 7-90e0.
2-UNIT INCOME
Use one 5-room apt. for your own
use; Rent the other duplicate apt.
ana live free. Only min. drive to
u. c. Prewar construction. 1st fir.
apt: vacant. Upstairs occupied and
renting for S105. Only So, 500 cash
required. Balance payable ct SlO5
monthly. Call today for appoint
ment.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. IA. 10000
Evening star., 1954-06-09

Capitol Heights Bargain
$8,750-2 BEDRMS.
600 57th Ave.-Lot, 100x100, full
bsmt., gas heat. Terms to suit. To
inspect, call THE GABLES CO.
III 3-6S66. DU. 7-4767. 10
Evening star., 1954-06-09
SOMETHING SPECIAL

THIS 3-bedroom brick rambler is a
treat to show you. It's loaded with
builder designed it for his own
use: Here's your opportunity to
cash in. Call for details.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE. 4-4OOO Till 9 PM. RA. $4,000
"a Years of Dependable Service
Evening star., 1954-06-09

FOREST HEIGHTS
Lovely 2-bedrm. brick rambler, 20-ft.
liv. rm. with fleplace. modern kitch-
en-, din. rm and full bSmt.: stairway
to storage attic or den. Conv. to An
drews, Boiling Fields and NR1,.
Owner trans. and must sell. Can
4-o46o. ATLAS REALTY co. 10
Evening star., 1954-06-09
WE'LL SAVE YOTT

MONEY and time by showing you
this really fine 4-bedroom, / h-bath
home in Lewisdale. It has an ultra
modern equipped kitchen with table
space and a really large living
US for details.
Evening star., 1954-06-09
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

DISTRICT HEIGHTS
rms, Ia baths, den, finished rec:
rm. with "a bath. fireplaces, oil
h.-w.h., 9 lge. screened .porches,
beaut. grounds; near parochial ana
public schools, shops and bus.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
Q412 MINI. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0O4O
Evening star., 1954-06-09
FORESTVILLE. MD.

B9O5 I'd ave. s.e.-2-bedrm. brick. ex-
pansion attic, &C. heat. mod. kit.
fee. fenced lot. Must be seen to be
appreciated. $4,000. $4,000 dn.,
SS5 mo- Assume GI loan. OWNER,
RE 6-70S0. %
Evening star., 1954-06-09
CORAL HILLS, MD.

$495 DOWNw$14,5 500
DIET. BRICK-FULL BASEMENT
BUILT-IN GARAGE
All the comforts of modern living in
cool suburban area Six rms. in
cluding porch, Ia baths; huge lot
1OOx100. Ewes. HA. 2-7302.
BLTTz & CO. NO. T-Ol96
Evening star., 1954-06-09

GI-DILoN PARK. MD. CT
$50 MO.-NOTHING DIN.
Includes taxes. Cute bungalow; liy
rm., lge. kit, 2 bedrms., bath, PLUS
expand. upstairs, finished; fenced
fine community Of small homes; nice
for kiddies. Mr.. Fortin, 10. S-S39O
COX d CO., 10. S-5S37, 10. S-6637
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Takoma Park area: modern. 11a-stor.
brick, 6 lovely rooms, high eleva.
ton; paneled rec. rm.: nr: school
Price reduced. Call HE. 4-640O unit
pm. PECK CO. Exclusive agent
Evening star., 1954-06-09
WEST EVANSVILLE
ANyT " Ell Hkn

Adorable 6-rm. bungalow
sep. din. rm.. fenced level lot.
Al condition. Easy terms for
G1 or non-GI.
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-4bo0 tn 8 PM.
10
Evening star., 1954-06-09
LANDOVER HILLS

3-bedroom Colonial. with separate
Kitchen, full basement With with rec oSuE room.
tiled bath, porch and well land
scaped. fenced yard. Only $13. 800.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-30
MAURICE BUNEss TOPS SALMON DERBY WITH #39-POUNDER

As We go to press at 8 D. m, Maurice Buness is top man on the salmon ladder with a 39-pound king Maufie not only is ahead for the season prize in the derby spon- sored by the Stikine sportsmen's Association. but he won the weekly prize last week
 His king salmon was caught at Grey's Island last Sunday afternoon with an artificial herring known as "spin-in Minny." Sportsman Buness was using probably the lightest tackle to be introduced in the salmon derby here. He had a seven ounce steelheads rod with a ten-pound leader and a 12-pound line.
 Winning the weekly prize didn't mean much to Maurie as his firm, Buness Brothers, had donated it - an expensive salt water reel. He al so won a case of beer donated by the Totem Bar but there were 22 people witnessing the landing of his fish and there are 24 bottles in a case.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-30
SPECIAL ELECTION TUESDAY ON TRANSFER OF GUNN PROPERTY

SD cial municipal election will be held Tuesday on the proposed transfer of small piece of street property abutting the W. R. Gum building on the south to Bro. Gum for a small piece in Cow Alley at the back of the same building to the City.
 Purpose of the election is to clear title. The city moved the Gum building back on Front street some years ago and in doing so left one corner of the building in the street by a matter of inches. The city now proposes to deed this small parcel of land to Bro. Gum for a few feet in back of the build ing over which Cow Alley now runs but is actually on the Gum pro- perty.
 Taxpayers of record may cast their ballots at the City Hall be- tween the hours of S a. m. and ' p. m.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-30
HENRY BROW, LOCAL LOGGER, KILLED BY FALLING TREE

Henry Brown. 49, well know Wrangell man was killed outrIg, about 9s30 yesterday mornI1 {. when struck by a falling tree wb. at work at his logging operatiua at the head of Anita Bay. A trea 6eing felled hit a stump. breaking off It's top which swung down slope, striking Brown with suun force that it crushed his skull. Tom Charlton, of the logging crew. reached the man in a matter of seconds but Brown was beyond aid.
 Others in the crew who witness ed the tragedy were Henry Brown. Jr., chet Steak and Dean Philips.
 The body was brought to Wra1. gel yesterday afternoon.
 Funeral services will be held a Il d. m. Monday at the Presbyte. ian Church with Al Zumwalt, hea oI the osyenth-Day Adventist Ms sion in Alaska, officiating. Buria. will be in Wrangell Memorial Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Jcs Trudeau. Art Hiebert, Vern Cha fee, Dave Klein, Merritt Crooker. and Layell Ford.
 Brown was born in Hartman, Ark. May Y, 1906. With his fam .ly he first came to Wrangeu abou, b years ago and was employed 6 the City Motor Service for severi years. He started his Anita Bas logging operation about six weeks ago.
 He is survived by his wife, Ruth sons, Henry, Jr., and Chester daughters, Betty, Diana and JeanI. all of Wrangell: an adopted daugl ter, Mrs. Virgil rosby of Craig adopted sons, Sam Brown of Sa. Francisco and Jack Brown of Sun ner, Wash; his mother. Mrs. Ali Brown of Hartman, Ark: brotheI Troy Brown of Hartman; sister,, Mrs. Edna Carlson of Graham Wash; Mrs. Della Thornton of Los Angeles, Mrs. Martha Thornton O. Harmony, Ark, Miss Ethel Brown of Springdale, Ark, and brother and sister-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Chester Slead of Tacoma, Wash.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-30
5IA0NG DEMOCRATIC
 COME BACK SHOWN IN TUESDAY PRIMARY

JUNEAU (AP) Hopes of Alaska Democrats for 1854 general cleo tion comeback scared along with their mounting vote totals from tuesdays primary election.
 There was a strong swing of voters into the democratic primary in contrast to the election of a Re publican legislature two years ago just two weeks before the nation went Republican.
 Delegate Bartlett increased his margin over his only opponent. territorial Auditor Neil Moore to about a seven 10 one ratio as re- turns came in from mostly all the populous areas. Combined vote for two Democratic candidates con tinued at four to one margin over the combined vote of two Re- publicans.
 In two of the Territory's four judicial divisions - the First and Fourth two Democrats were showing d larger total vote than three Republicans in the legislative race. Both Divisions went strongly Republican two years ago.
 In the Third Division Democrats had larger totals in both Senate and House for nominations Three Democrats in the Senate race had a total of 8,154 against 8.O18 for the COP In the House race, II Democrats totaled 33,299 votes and II Republicans tal1ied up 21,680.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-30
GILLEET SEASON OPENS MONDAY

Stikine district will open to gillnetting and trolling Monday morning at a. m, it is announced by the Fish and Wildlife Service. The season will remain open until D. m Sept. 30. Weekly closed periods will be from a. m. on Friday to a. m. on Monday. 72 hours.
 Gillnsts of mesh more than six inches stretched measure between knots are prohibited from June IT to July D, both dates inclusive. the Service advises Gillnets must not be less than 125 fathoms nor more than 300 fathoms in length hung measure.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-30
GAME PARTY
 REDMEN SAT-, MAY 1
 1000 P. M. PUBLIC INVITED

not been for these politicians run ming in and out of town, we've been inspired to mention the bibli- cal passage "the first shall be last. " And we have the example:
 Some weeks ago Gabriel Monig- nok, a sixth grade student at Wrangell Institute, won the second place prize for art up at Anchor ages Fur Rendezvous. Had his painting .n The Sentinel window. and mighty proud we were of it, too.
 Then J. Lester Minner, our favor ite Institute correspondent, came in with the announcement that Thomas Shook, seventh grader at the Institute, had won first prize, here was the picture. Just as proud were we to put it in the window, and happy that Thomas was send ing it to his Dad.
 Somehow we cant get past that line, "the first shall be last"
 Over the years, suspect that Gabriel and Thomas will be in there at first place or very close.
 By the way, would Anchorage also like to move the Institute to Anchorage? Our boys have the abil- fly of taking the two top prizes. l. ".
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-04-30
RIVER BOATS OFF FOR TAKU RIVER

The river boats Taku Chief and Totem left here yesterday for the Taku River where they will start their seasons operation of hauling ore for mining establishments op the river.
 Capt. Al Ritehie, owner and op- orator of the Ritehie Transporta- tion Co.,, was skippering the Totem and his son-in-law, Bob Semears is Captain of the Taku Chief.