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TWO BEDRMS.. full bsnt., S11O per
mo-; 3 bedrms., gar, fireplace, rec.
rm., porch, "a bath, Sl5O per mo.
White locations. wELLoNs REALTY.
Ii. 4-110O.
SILVER SPRING-10411 Julep ave,
bedrms., L bath, liv. .rm.. Kitchen.
utility room;. detached; gas auto
matte heat; 1 bedrm.. liv. rm. and
kitchen furn.; Sl15 per mo-; avail.
June l. JOHN r. DEvEREUx. DI.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-s bedrms..
ali-elec. kit. including dishwasher;
lawn. 3 mi. past the Peace Cross,
25 min. by bus to downtown; SIPS
PET PEI mo; on lease. Cali WA. ;9o1
SILVER .1 p'ms SPRING: fne re.idens,., Mls
area, yet only q couple blocks from
Hecht's; brick home with s rooms,
baths. rec; rm.. large porch. built
In garage. shade trees and loads Of
sSTss: ssss ',hlRSf kRff4 June aoR III fa7i hs %f
FAiRFaA. AIR AZ VIZ VIZ; new 2-bedrm. brlick
BUNGALOW: oil heat. ,elec. stove. h.-w.
heater, autom. washer, one year or
LONGER lease: S12O mo. Call FA.
4oss' BLADENsBURG RD.-vaesnt.
I'm rms; =. and ID, bath h ssg 5spt,' auto. heat;
WHEATON-12O05 Bluhill rd.; $l10
per mo; excel. cond.; semidet,; liy.
washer, 3 bedrms., storage attic;
yard with Anchor fence. MRS.
Re RoGERs; iEGS .HsM ia; s4sg; 81 wv 10.
Ems' E den oasns sarn rm S With sR toilet ole sd and
laundry tubs in bsmt;; gas heat;
Guided; FREDERicK A. .BLuMFR
GffSohGhTToWS ~ wf ave ss rs seedsm sssn
town house, IDEAL Tor entertaining;
2 baths. lst-fl. powder rm., unusu-
ally lge. din. rm., hv. rm., wood
burning firepl., kit. and util, rIn.
.9ga rs aS' ~ 81. sfiS Sa.w.-s rms, i 1ss bath;
once. HENRY j. RoBB, INC. 1924
Vermont ave. NV, Dl. S141. 20
NEAR FALLS CHURCH, bedrms..
liv. rm., firepl..- full din. rm.; $3.50.
Near Fairfay-Brand-new 2-bedrm.
Near eafDis; Seven sgH't; cornsrs-a rDs bedrms.
baths; unusual home S22b
JOSEPH W. sEAY CO,
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Gil Gath ave-, Gregory Estates, Seat
Pleasant. Md. Attractive 2-bedrm.
cedar shingle bungalow. There are
also 9 nicely furn. rms. with wash
basin upstairs. Avail. June 3.
100 Calvert rd., Rockville, Md. Year
old BUNGALOW with liv. rm. with
1repl.. din. rm.. kit. with Bendix.
2 bedrms. and bath; lge. 3rd bedrm.
upstairs. To reach: Go $40 mile
past courthouse to Aberdeen rd..
turn left to Calvert and left again to
house.
9735 51st ave-, College Park. Md.
3-bedrm. brk. rambler with full
bsmt., in excel. cond. and tmmed.
avail. Key next door. To reach:
Take Baltimore pike past U. of Md.
to Edgewood I'd. and turn right to
51st ave.
902 Sligo ave, Silver Spring. This
conv.. livable home will be avail.
about June II. II has q lovely in-
closed yard, 2.car gar. 4 bedrms.,
1st-flr. bath. library and 2 porches.
Not a new house but well kept and
built for family. Inspect 1t today.
1900 18th ST.. D1. o222. 30
COLORED-465lI NEAL PL. NV
rms; and kitchen, $3.50 mo.
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ORGAN-Baldwin Electronic organ.
Special demonstrations and surveys
available without obligation.
Exclusive at HUGO WORCB
925 g Street NV

OUTBOARD MOTOR, Evinrude. 25
h.p.; run approx 8 hrs; priced at
$325. Call AID. 27o5 or MI. 66l6.
PlANOs-Governme employees, mem
bers Of the armed forces, D. c. en-
ployes, ETC.. can save real money on
our special discount plan. Pay as
little as $25 down. Choice Of over
famous makes Priced from 1895
up. Phone Mr.. Jones. ST. 5000.
THE PIANO MART. INC, 1918 7th
st. NV. Gust above the hcrary.)
evenings. -23
RiANO-Apartment size steck baby
grand. Al condition and reasonably
priced. SH. 1929. 30
PIANO, Steinway grand, mahog., ex-
eel. cond.; reasonable. PAUL COLL
BART, corner entrance American
STORAGE Bldg, 2S01 Georgia ave
4D. bo2S. a:30-5:30. 2t'
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT

save money on your foot
ings, using our trenching machines
BulldoZers and pan also available.
EQUIPMENT RENTAL CO.. OIL. 0642
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Reduced RENT

REDUCED RENT
Will rent nicely furn. 2-rm.. h.k.
apt. at reduced rental in exchange
for managing rooming house; re-
aged couple or retired woman. 907
Mass. ave. ne. Ii. 7.7927. -27
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture. bric-a-brac. china. glass
ware; Oriental art objects, 1ewelry,
rugs. silverware. paintings, por.
traits; highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY. IA. 1898.
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902 Sligo ave-, Silver Spring. This
HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY WILL SHARE home in Be-
thesda. l or 2 congerial people for
summer: lge. yard, all home privils.
WI. 5t9S. 30
MASTER BEDROOM, share home;
will accept infant. AID. 794b; all
day Sun. or after z Pm 1Qe
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NEW DE LUXE APTS.

NEW DE LUKE APTS.
6425 14th ST. NV.
Corner 14th st. and Tewkesbury pl.-
Elevator bldgs., nearing completion
Foyer. living room, IT,. dining room
kitchen with many cabinets and d.
gerator with 3O-ib. freezing com.
partment. $112.5O month. Largt
rooms, largest closets in D. C..
CALL RES. MGR. IA. $500
SHAPIRO, INC.
oil 18th st. NV. ME. 1717
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RUGS, importec Persian. Oriental
GOOD xearins. sxIS. $3.50; ski,
MAYFAIR SHOP, 1925 q st. NV.
SAW: electric. Mail. 24-inch chain
good running condition; sells $3.50;
! year old; special, $175. Apply
SINK ToP-42 inches; for $3.50
sSAP SAi 1875 fos Bendlx and westinshouse
SODA q l0T FoSNTSS hG liaaid aIS
Co.'S soda fountain complete with
s-hoie sink type. used 2 years; good
as new; no reasonable offer refused
ssii fs4 Prince Frederick Md P6.n' P6.
sTOEE FIXTUFEs-Modern. less than
sfENoTYPE,s Ssp SYRPns lsse ATE SeS meSel; recondi
toned. guaranteed; S42. so. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th St
sTOvE. elec. Kelvinator. 4-burner
Siit1h7 SSith deep well; full size; $50: ,d TE
sUiT, mems. 2) size 4o-42 short
stout. new Botany top caot. size 40
many Arrow shirts. size 1889. Worn
2 or sos times. Bargain for lot. Lu
TABLE, drop leaf. mahog.; liv. rm
piece: pads; excel. cond. $45.- JE
2-2670 after q pm. -21
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"a: 10 MIN. PENTAGoN; 8 bedrms.
brick rambler. 4 mos: no little
children; S135 mo.
brick; liv. rm.. din. rm., den. recr
with firepl. garage; S175 mo. BAR.
BARA FOX, OW. OLGA, CHI. 92l7
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APT. to share. with
congenial girl; refs. exchanged. Cali
DOWNTOWN; girl to share modern
apt; convenient to 6. w. q. Call
ME. 5753 after s pm. 20
DUPONT CIRCLE-Mature. respon-
sible, congenial young man, good
background to share desirable apt.
with same. DI. 6S06 after $50.
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WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.

611 Gath ave-. Gregory Estates, Seat
Pleasant. Md. Attractive 2-bedrm.
cedar shingle bungalow. There are
also . nicely furn. rms. with wash
basin upstairs, Avail. June g..
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SOUTH ARLINGTON. VA.
NOI IIkHRIA HEIGHTC ApTS

COLUMBIA HEiGHTs APTs
Some of our fine tenants are being
transferred. so we have avail. for
June occupancy several of our KING
SIZED l and 2 bedrm. apts., In
this charming garden community
rents from $S1 so mo. incl. utils
See res. mgr, at SIS s. Greenbrial
ST.. cor. 9Th rd To reach: &C
out Columbia pike to Greenbriar st..
right l long block to office.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX. 1871
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ROOMS UNEURNlsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-TWO LGE. unfurn. adj
rms, 2 closets; desir. loc.; / child;
share kit, oath. Ii. 7-1845. 10
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BEDRM., DINING RIM. AND OTHER
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TILL 8 PM. ORDWAY 6677
BOOKS BOUGHT. highest cash prices

BOOKS BOUGHT. highest cash prices
paid; all kinds. any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
B0oK SHOP. 1893 Pa ave. NV.
BOOKS NEEDED - Highest cash
prices paid; books removed at our
expense DISTRICT BOOK STORE
724 9th st. NV. ME. 1906.
|BULLDOZER FOR HIRE; B. g. Gle
trsS: dSser snd epep eperat1Sr; S..Ss.n 81 per
and T nm. ~26
BULLDOZER for hire: d. G. Cletrac;
dozer and operator. 81 per hour.
Call RA. 6703. between 5 and 2
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

garage. 3-bedrm
rambler IN baths. f1repl.: $50
BARBARA FOX. oW. 9164, CH
9217. go
SILVER SPRING - New 3-bedroom
semidet. brk. homes; availabl i'm.
mediately: children accepted: SIZE
per mo. WOODMOOR AGENCY
NORTH ARLINGTON - Nearly new
rambler. finished attic; recr. rm.
1h baths; outdoor recr. facilitie!
and equipment. Lease from y. 8. A
Radio Bldg, IA. $1,000.
3-RM. COTTAGE. IL miles D. c.: S25
mo-. plus some sitting with children
next door. FA. 7945. 10
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BROWNING 882-J-3 lie
GAS RANGE, 4O-inch, 18-inch oven;
good condition.; S65. Call CH. 1854,
after $40 pm. -21
Gas 3. RANGES; S;a s % new; % used; $1S; so up up;
Ga ave. DE. 1866.
GAS RANGE, Hardwicke. table top
STORAGE space; excellent condition;
S45 KE, 3-67s0. al :.
GAS RANGES. new used: also coal,
ACME STOVE. 1Oli 7th. MA. S952
HIDE -A-BED, Waltham, dark green,
excellent cond.; 500. XII. S-4351.
JR. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA
set. practically new. Call MI. 1880,
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

1854 EUCLID ST., Apt. 4-2nd floor,
S37 .5O-lfth ST.. downtown; compl
pvt. studio, for l man. pvt. entr.
1898 r st nv, 6;30-2;30 pm. 21'
NEAR 18th H. AND N..i COLUMBIA l;.. RD;-
Nssr fs1ssRRinfs ssR s5 ST
I4e2 MASS AVE. N.w.-singles. So
and 81; running water; gentlemen.
ROCK CREEK HALL, 2400 10th st
recr. rm., TV., free parking; block
Col. rd.; daily maid serv. HO. 9617.
DUPONT CIRCLE-or unfinished
nRs fse sum snndeIsnd dTsss1ne rm acd Go sas ssts
DowNTowN-9se N. Y. ave. nv
Nicely furnished double room. also
sgle: rm. near bath. .os gentlemen
pSGbLE S9lg 70 or STisf,Hs sT asss 18th st.
Conv. downtown. walking distance
to Govt. bldgs. Men preferred. Elk
Wise. RSaS' AND BRANDYwINE Large,
sunny Eoom in attrac. private home;
reasonable. KE. 7-osl6 any line,
CAVALIER HOTEL. $500 14th st.
n.w.-Room. twin beds; will rent to
! or 2; pvt. entr.: l occupant in apt.
TU. 5000. apt. 226. -19
SERVICE COUPLES and families; can
exchange voice records for letters
each week. TV and disc or tape re-
corders avail to all our roomers,
also now. avail. at most military
agSa gS;ts'w 'wod1aLIl bfa fp. hx NW. NSSSs: a Nieely
furnished room in modern home: nr.
Wardman Park and all buses: home
comforts: suitable for or gentle
| men: reasonable. AID, 1894. 30
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SZO q 81. N. w,
Established 1878

your child in music
with q good piano. Campbells s
famous RENTAL-PURCHASE-PLAN
gou 70 nd saSy oyt WHAT musfeai taeD
us explain this plan in detail You
can get q piano and lessons for as
little as 81 per week. CAMPBELL s
MUSIC CO., 110S @ st. NV. DI
PIPE, galvy black; copper. cast IRON
cut thread; fixtures. BLOCKS. 3056
MS N st. NV pESs NO; .ts 1908 WA WA; 55ol; 49,,
styles. sturdy construction, smooth
QUALITY SHOP s429 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Md. 10
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, 1949, {
Gu; f., S95 or best offer. JU
REFRHHGGiERAToR, 1851 Hotpoints {
Gu ft3 brand new. never used. JE
REFRiGERAToRs. used for sale o,
rent: So per mo-; small deposit
pOWD'S ELECTRIC. OR. 1900.
KEFEIGERAT0Rs itC used sn. Large ';t Is
l-year guarantee, Time payments
FREDERiCKs. 1905 18th st. NV
$50. crisDer drawer. 81. 5936.
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot, 9.3. Sl65
and Kenmore elec. range, S115
both like new. FA. 2493. 80
REFRIGERATORS, Ranges. Washers
Warehouse sale. Brand-new models
almost all makes and sizes. Must
sell. Extra-large savings. No reason
able offer will be refused. Open
Mon. through Sat, 8 It'll 8. SILVER
Wayne ave-, JU. 8-SO38. PA
REFRIGERATORS
Late models, $25 UP: easy terms;
rent refgr.. S5 mo-; D. C.'s largest
selection Of good used refrigerators.
ALLISONS. 2209 14th st. NV. Open
until 8 pm. AID. 1884. 26s
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NEW APT, NV.
New building, just completed nr. Wal
ter Reed Hosp. Beautiful 1-bedrm
apt; $97.50, util. incl. ia. 6601
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home, cash. We do moving. storage.
Ia. 2937: after z PM. GE. 1416.
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MOTORS. 1/1oo to 100 h.p.; and re-
duction gear; 6-440 volts; rewound
exch. CARTY. 1908 14th: NO. O224.
MOTOR, LIFELINE, 1-h.p.. new,
single phase, Westinshouse. La.
OIL BURNER. 2 yrs. old. used about
6 mos; containing 100 gals. Of oil.
reasonable. ME. 4711. DI. 6947:
OIL BURNER, furnace. tank. con-
trols; compl. for 6-rm. house; all
ORGAN. electronic, MinShall Estey
single manual; like new; $685.. conv
terms. KITS. 1880 G st. NV.
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OFFICIAL OR

EXECUTIVE GENTLEMEN
furn. lge. studio rms. from
500 to $50: also lge. bachelor apt /;
IN stately mansion; parking factli-
ties, maid and valet service. Break
last optional. AID. 967S or DU.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. CHI. 5333;
ewes, EN- f765
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WE HAVE APTs. AND HOUSES

LET'S. WASH. Va. WHiTE ONLY
WEEKDAYS. 81; SAT-, SUN, 9-5
A-oNE RENTALS AND REALTY CO
pa BOND BLDG. MA. 0007.
l4th ST. AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
615 KING ST. ALEX. MON. SAT.
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HOTEL, 144C

CHASTLETON HOTEL
1901 10th st. n.w.-l and Q bedrm
apts..- full hotel service; months
rentals. Call QU. 1000
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NEAR SCOTT CTRCT,E

1 rm.. kit. and bath. 24-hr. phone
and elev. serv.; $245O to S31.5t
wkly. 1440 Rhode Island ave. NV
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ANTIQUES WANTED
SILVERWARE ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china. glassware and bric-a.
brac. D. Milestone. North 0300
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AcroSonic spinet
and guaranteed by Baldwin
Equipped with Baldwin patented Full
Blow action. Wide variety case de-
signs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRCH.
0Ck n Gf NJ VIZ
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NEAh SCOII CIRCLE
1923 r. I. AVE. NV.
Luxuriously furnished, l and Q room
apartments from S10O to $3.50 per
month; available Immediately in
FISHER & CO., INC, 73S 18th St.
NV. DI. $3.50.
COLORED "a RMS, Kitchen and
bath; all utils. and refgr, incl. APP
ply IN person after g. pm. SO
COLORED-i326 MASSACHUSETTS
ave. Sc; NICELY furn.; in pvt. home.
SEELYE. DI. 1927. l9'
COLORED-EMPL. COUPLE for Ige.
room and private kitchen. Share
bath. Good transp. AID. 1882. -19
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

DESIRE SINGLE ROOM. $40 or S35
per month. Have radio and TV set.
ME 1894.
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Refrigerators, Used
S39 And Up. Recond. And Fully Guar
Excellent Discount
On New 1851 WESTINGHOUSE.
TOP TRADE IN

Open Ewes. TIL g.. p. %. SMITH
s. q S.. 1874 H ST. NE. Ii
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
EDNA LARSON BECOMES BRIDE OF ENZBRUNNER

Mrs. Edna Larson and Hans Eng brunner, both well known Yrangeu residents. were married May % in Juneau at ceremony at the home of Senator and Mrs. Elton Eng sfam. long time friends of the bridegroom and former residents of WrangeI.
 MJu Alr. and Mrs. Eugstrom at- tending the couple. the ceremony Vas performed by |. s. Commits stoner Gordon Gray of Juneau. \ reception followed, and the follow ing day. Memorial Day. Che newly Neds were driven around Juneau area by the Engstroms and. as they reported. showed Us a most de- lghtful time"
 Mrs. Enzbrunner came to Wran- Eall during the early days of World War II. being one of the victims of the Jap bombing in the Aleutians which caused the eYacu- ation of that region at the time Mir. Enzbrunner is widely known as a carpenter-eonractor throughout Southeastern Alaska Since Wran- gels fire he's been the key man in getting the towns fire damaged properties back in shape.
 Congratulations
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
COP CONVENTION
 HOLDS STORMY SESSIONS IN CORDOVA

CORDOVA - The 1852 Repub- lican convention was being held today against a background of fac tional controversy.
 To add to the feud between Taft and Eisenhower supporters and be- tween pro-White and anti-White factions, there was some charge throwing this week within the Eis- enhower camp at Anchorage.
 Mrs. Barbara DimOck, co-chair- man of the Ike-for-President group and candidate for the Territorial legislature. charged J. c. Morris chairman who appointed her, with consistently failing to organize the Eisenhower supporters.
 The convention expected to have little effect on the three-man dele gation to the national convention.
 Territorial Senator Elton Eng strom was presiding over. the con- Vention.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
CUNNINGHAM CHILDREN HOME FROM SCHOOL

Freddie and Rose-Marie Cum ningham, children of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunningham, flew home from Spokane last Saturday where they have been attending school the past year
 Freddie. a sophomore in high school, attended Gonzaga where he made straight A record in Latin and algebra and a B average for the entire year
 Out of 560 students in the high school, he was chosen king of the schools spring carnival and was crowned at a dance given in March at which girls of the Holy Names Academy near Gonzaga, where a. mong the guests. The choice for king was based on personality and scholarship
 While in school Freddie also played saxophone with the Unfver- sity band which played at football. basketball and other school aetivit- ies. He is also a pianist and con tinued this study besides his regu- lar school schedule.
 Rose-Marie finished the eighth grade at Holy Names Academy. She too, was a straight A student and continued her violin and piano studies at school. She appeared in several recitals during the winter.
 Among important possessions that Rose-Marie brought home with her were Henry and Henrietta, two pet gold fish who. she explains. though they flew. they swan all the way home CExplain that one) Freddie and Rose-Marie spent a night with their grandmother, Mrs. Samuel Cunnfngham. in Seat tie before flying on to NfangeIl.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
DAY WARNS OF BAN ON CANADIAN GAME

WASHINGTON - United States hunters planning to go to Canada thIs Tall in quest of big game are warned by Albert NJ. Day, director of the Fish and Wildlife Service. that recent outbreaks of foot-and- mouth disease among Canadian cattle have caused certain bans and restrictions to be placed on the transporting of all cloven- -hoofed animals into the United States.
 Among the game animals effect ed by the regulations. issued by the U. s. Department of Agriculture, are moose. deer. elk, caribou. noun tain goat, mountain sheep and an- telope As long as the disease per- sists. the department said. the bringing Of. these animals back a. cross the border will be prohibited
 However, small quantities Of com pletely boned and thoroughly cook ed meat from any of these animals. intended for personal consumption may be brought back if inspected and approved by the U. s. Bureau of Animal Industry inspectors at the border.
 Hides or skins of these game ami mals may be brought into this country if hard-dried. Day said Or he said. they may be shipped to points in the United States if con- signed to an establishment approY- ed by the Bureau of Animal Indus try for proper disinfeotion or pro- cessing. The hides or skinE in the latter case must be moved iu d railroad ear. truck, or tight con- tainer (can or cask) that has bean sealed with the U. g. Department of Agriculture seals.
 Antlers. horns, hoofs, or other such trophies may be brought a. cross the border if found by in spectors to be thoroughly and pro- perly cleaned and dried. (In spite of the above exceptions, the regul- ation is interpreted to ban bring ing any eloven-hoofed meat or tro- phies out of Canada via the Stikine River because the Dept of Agri- culture has no inspectors in the area to clear the shipment. Wild life Agent Monte Clemmons ex- plained today)
 It has been pointed out by the Department of Agriculture that hides, skins. and the above-men- tioned trophies can be pretty we'll assured of clearance at the border
 f they have been properly treated by a taxidermist in Canada
 It is impossible to anticipate how long the regulations will remain in effect, Day said. He said it depend ed on the success of efforts being made in Canada to eliminate the disease.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
TWO WRANGELL BOYS
 YEAR BLUEJACKETs NOW

Joining the ranks of the blue jackets, two Wranger boys, Mar ian Newman and Felix ViIlarma, have enlisted in the Navy, accord ing to word to their parents.
 Marion is the son of MT. n d Mrs. Virgil Newman and Felix is the son of Mir. and Mrs Victor Yil- larma, of Wrangell.
 Both boys have just completed their second year of school in Idaho where they attended Idaho State College in Pocatello.
 They are taking boot training al Camp Elliott near San Diego, Cal.
 Another son of the Newman fam fly, Martin, who also has been att tending the same school. is expect ed home for the summer vacation in a short time.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
HOUSE COMMITTEE 0KAYS ALASKA
 CONTROL OF FISHERIES

WASHINGTON Unanimous ap- proval was given by the House h. sular Affairs committee to bil which would allow Alaska control of it's fisheries. Only four of the committees 19 members were pres ent and the session lasted only five minutes
 The vote was called after com mittee aides reported that the h. terior Department. which now con trols Alaska fisheries through the Fish and Wildilfe Service, did not plan to be represented at the hear ing.
 Republican members of the com mittee denounced the department Wednesday for showing utter con tempt of Congress-" by ignoring the sessions.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
MRS. LEONARD CHURCHILL IGNORED AT PARTY

Mrs. Leonard Churchill was the honored guest at a birthday party held at the home of Mrs. Ali Erick- son last Wednesday.
 Canasta was played with Mrs. Mary Churchill winning two out of three travelling prizes and Miss Seena Bakke winning the other.
 Attending to honor Mrs. Church. i'll were Misses Lois and Seena Bak- ke, Christine Teller, Katherine Churchill, Marlene Messinger, and Mesdames Ed Loftus, May Church. i'll. Jack Urata, Robert Urata and Ali Erickson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
HAVE YOU GOT A ROOM TO sPARE7

In an effort to meet the problem Of housing the travelling public since the fire of March 21-22 wiped out the towns only hotel. the Chamber of Commerce, at request Of the City Council, is compiling a list Of places in the community where travellers can be put up for over night or longer. Persons with rooms or other accommodations which can be made available 10 meet the present acute situation are asked to contact Joel Wing at the U. s. Commissioner office. chairman of the Chambers housing committee. or you can leave your name and phone number with Art Nelson at the air lines or al The Sentinel office
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
BABY GIRLS

Two babies, both girls. arrived at Bishop Rowe General hospital this week
 On Tuesday, June 3. Charlene Faye was born to AIr. and Mrs. Daniel Gross. The young lady weighed eight pounds. five and three quarter ounces. MT. Gross is employed at the Reliance Shrimp Company.
 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Palmer be- came the parents of a seven pound daughter yesterday afternoon. She has been named Tana Dolores and joins an older child in the family Mir. Palmer is pharmacist for the WraGgell Drug Company.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
ASKS LOAN CLOSET" EQUIPMENT BE REPORTED IN

Miss Annette Jacobson, public health nurse, today asked that anyone having, or knowing the lo- cation of, loan closet" equipment kindly report same to her at the Health Center. This equipment for home medical use, had been stored at the hospital but much of it has been lost track of. For the conven- fence of others who made need 1t in the future, Miss Jacobson said it was necessary to know where the equipment is and if it is in use at present.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1952-06-06
FTKS FATHERS DAY PICNIC LINE 15

Pop has his day a week from Sunday, on June 15, and the Fl } are doing something about it. To be sure the old breadwinner has a little time off to loll in the sand and acquire a few bug bites, the Elks have scheduled a picnic for the eyentful occasion at Smile beach. Leading Knight Roland Curtis will have the details for next weeks paper Meanwhile, Nom. don't make any dates for Pop for June 18th. except, of course. the Elks Fathers Day pie nic. He'll probably ask you and the kids to go along.