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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
The Dotted Lines
By ROBERT

Anybody who wants to buy me
an expensive Christmas gift can
bear one thing in mind-Im the
man who has nothing. II
Jackie Gleason and Orson Welles
are serious about doing a play
together, somebody better get
busy building a theater with two
marques. You can pick up
some Christmas money betting
that Florida is west of the
Panama Canal. . Those messy,
drippy ads for cold remedies in
the subways and buses have given
me an upset stomach. Eddie
Condor next week celebrates the
tenth birthday of his Village jazz
joint. Most of us didn't expect
him to last ten hours. :. They
have now recorded having dogs,
bowling wolves and. actually.
singing turtles. They'll get
around to humans yet, >. Down.
town at the Rooftop Theater
there's a play titled 1.-THE Thes-
imophoriazusae." You pronounce
it Siobhan. =. Now they've got
a cigaret lighter that works on a
battery. Chuck Barnett is still
trying to find out one that works
on a thumb. Overheard at
Fireside Inn: Hes a numisrna-
fist" Collects coins?" mo, new
misses"
The guards at the Tombs are
being shifted around. Spreading
the wealth. Al Cooper knows
a bookie'S kid who told Santa
what he wants. He didn't write
a letter-he phoned it in.
There's q guy in Jamaica, L. l.,
who has a real surface search
radar screen set UP in his back
yard. DR.. Maxwell Maltz'
adventures in Staying Young
practically proves that a plastic
surgeon has more fun and sees
more drama than any other kind.
/. Why does a French res
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MACARTHUR
Continued From Page Bis

of this, and quite volubly. One
is Gina, whose past experience
leads to her to believe that a
better guardian might have been
found for a voluptuous maid.
The other is Marisa Merlini. the
town midwife. whom De Sica is
currently wooing. This latter ro-
nance is further robbed Of. It's
serenity by the father OF the
unwed midwife's son tyou still
with us?) who wishes to claim
his due and marry her.
Director Luigi Comencini. See
narist Marcello Girosi and the
players have decorated all OF this
with great deal of robust 1tal-
ian fun, translated freely and
politely by the English subtitles.
No mere English subtitle, OF
course, is ever going to capture
the full flavor of an Italian YER
bal explosion; you have to get
the sense from one, the mood
from the other.
~ -
Miss Lollobrigida. as has been
indicated, makes a wonderfully
comic village vixen. whether
being seductive for her soldier
or flashing fire and barring her
claws for someone else. She is
so much a womanly woman that
it is almost outrageous for her
to be comic at the same time
and it is a most winning per-
formance.
Mr.. De Sica. as hardly needs
repeating, is one of the ablest
actors at work in the movies on
either side of the Atlantic. He
demonstrates it again here by
commanding even male atten-
ton in Gina Lollobrigida film.
His portrait Of a formerly young
roue refusing to admit that he
Is getting to be an old one is
comedy gem.
'Frisky" is stretched pretty
thin here and there. but even so
it adds up to lively fun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

. Anita Ekberg's loan-out price
Sas scared to $4,000. and it viii
% higher-making her a bargain
pr Batjac, which pays her $500
q week. And Ingrid Bergman
3ho can use the money, will be
naid $l50,O00 for "Anastasia.
which she almost lost because
She refused to come to Hollywood
fpr only three days to see where
she stood with the women's clubs
Of America. Now she won't have
ID come.
! 1t is doubtful that Eva Marie
Saint will star in Jane Eyre
9th James Mason at 20th-FoS
Is reported, unless the picture is
pDstponed. Little Eva is deter
Hined not to work until May l
:. Hedy Lamar begged of
beath of a Scoundrel." which
6Stars George Sanders and Zsa
zsa Gabor. Hedy didn't want to
De lost in the Zshuffie.
Joe Di Maggie, who flew to
California to spend Christmas
9th his young son. is flying
hack to New York for New Years
SEe with Mona Knox. Sonia
Henie was put on the plane for
london by James Mckinley
Bryant. Then he took of for
Miami Beach and a new romance.
It would be interesting to get
Sonja's comments on the en-
gagement of Claude Terrail to
ybung Barbara Warner.
ivan Hefin dyed his hair
Sable Brown" for his role in
view From the Bridge"
Betty Hutton's ex, Charlie o'Cur-
ran, is marking time in the mar
riage plans with singer Patti
Page. He wants to be sure.
Bruce Cabot. in Rome, sends
cables to New York couturiere
Valia de Milly. Bruce will make
a flying trip to New York when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Ekberq Price Tag Scars

he settles his lawsuit with Erro
Flynn.
The former Mrs. Jack Webb
London-meant it abou
resuming her career. Shei
booked into Duke Manacheri
Cameo Club which came across
with the dollars to nose out tn,
Copacabana for her services.
And all the major studios wan
Judy Tyler. star of Rodgers ant
Hammerstein's Pipe Dream.
They could have had her fol-
peanuts when she appeared al
the Mocambo two months ago.
Porty Mason, L year old
daughter of the James MasonS
is a very busy little girl. Aftel
she is driven by her pop to tht
studio to play Greg Peck''
daughter in The Man in the
Gray Flannel Suit" she lunches
then dashes over to the Roach
Studio to Aim her role of the
Virgin Mary for a Christina:
children's television show. She
played it last year too. Still or
tap for her is the part of Baby
Shocks for NBC-TV. It'll be quite
an assignment to take ovel
where the. late Fanny Brice left
off.
Elizabeth Taylor is negotiat-
ing a new deal with Metro which
she hopes will give her time of
to make independent movies
with her husband, Michael
Her next epic, Rain.
tree County" will cost Leo the
Lion Sc million.
Some of the big-screen pic
lures are losing money. which
has the major studios very wor-
ried. The one movie really cash.
ing in is Audie. Murphy's "To
He'll and Back" Costing less
than a million. it is expected
to earn between six and seven
Rim Tin Tin plays host for the
young Miss America finalists
who arrive here December 25 for
a whirlwind tour of the studios.
Helping the smart canine will
be the children of movie stars.
From Portugal, Mauree IN
O'Hara writes that she will fly
to her native Dublin for Christ
mas dinner. And she'll visit her
sister who is in convent there.
She's the only member of Maui
reen's family not living on the
continent.
Dinah Shore. Just back from
Portland, Greg, and a Toys for
Tots" drive. stated, If all the
children were like those l met
in Portland. there would never
be juvenile delinquency in our
country" Dinah's next worry is
riding in Pasadena's Tourna-
nent of Roses parade in her
gown. A cold day is
predicted and Dinah will solve
this with a heat-giving battery
inside her dress.
Bob Hopes last words to Para
mount before showing of for
london: Cut any one of my
scenes from That Certain Feel
ng,' but don't touch the scenes
ny kids are in, or ! won't be
ible to come back home"
released by MAMA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"IT'S ALWAYS FAIR Observation-Disclosures Gene Kelly
musical spooiing of televisions follies.
"SHANE"-Aan Laid, HeRin Arthur in superior
outdoor action drama.
"THE SHRIKE"Jose his triumph the
tormented victim of a fearsOme wife.
STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND"-James Stewart in drama
tic Of long range bombers and their
"TO CATCH THIEF"-Grace Kelly pursues Cary Grant,
cheered by Director Alfred Hitchcock.
1.-THE VIRGIN QUEEN-Bette virtuoso acting dis
play again Britains first Elizabeth.
WE'RE NO ANGELS"-Humphrey Bogart heads comic band
Of unlikely escapes from Devils Island
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Scouters Courses
Are Being Held

Scouters' Basic Training Courses
in Ottawa and Sandusky Counties
are being offered each weekIn the
respective couting Districts. The
Courses began Thursday, March II,
in Oak Harbor, and Friday, March
10, in Ross High School, Fremont,
and will continue on five successive
weeks in each location with the
exception oHoly Week. The SeS-
sions begin 1880 pm.
Participants at Oak Harbor: Vern
Coffman, Keith Faherty, Jack
Brown, Charles H. Schrock, Jess
w. Lynch, John d. MINER, Law
renee Velliquette, N. D. Bergman,
H. A. DanklefSen, Albert M. Hunt
err, Gordon Rathbun, Truman Car
nicom, Arthur Paulsen, Joseph III
nat, Myron E. Dipner, Bernard
Sprague, Howard Fought, Bob
Roush, Karl Rogers, James Show.
ecker, Carl Calm, S. R. Campbell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
GARDEN CLUB

Sunrise Garden Club met at the
home of Mrs. Carl Waggoner with
Mrs. Edward Goldbach as the CO.
hostess, March II. For the roll call
all members were required to wear
hat created of vegetables. Mrs.
Wilbert Fellerath won the door
prize. Mrs. John Jenson gave an
interesting discussion on when and
where to plant vegetables and how
to select them for different To-
calitieS. Mrs. Ralph Corbin eX-
planned how to prepare and ferti-
lize garden soil On March 81 the
club will hold an auction sale in
the Bay Township Hall starting at
2 pm. Guest night will be April
% at the Bay Township Hall. Hus-
bands are invited.
A bus has been chartered by the
club for a trip to Holland, Mic1i-
gan for the Tulip Festival, May IL,
returning on the IL. A few reser-
vationS for people other than club
members will be taken. Mrs. Hans
Carstens, Mrs. Sylvester Fritz and
Mrs. Erwin Ermish are in charge
of reservations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Lowiens F1onored
At A Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lowien
Jr. and son Skip, who are leaving
April 4 for a stay at Redstone Ar
Senal at Huntsville, Ala, we're
honored at potluck dinner Sun
day at Peace Lutheran parish hall.
Gifts and purse of money brought
warm wishes of large group of
friends for a happy stay in the
south.
The group included Mrs. Andrew
HeSlet and Grace, Herman Kahlcr,
Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Veg
man and children, Woodville; Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Lowien Sr.,
Bowling Green; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chalon Short and children, Find.
lay; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stein
miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thor
balm, Oak Harbor; Mr. and Mrs.
James Bennett, Mrs. Betty Davies
and Diane; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Min
off and James, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Fillinger and children; Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Short, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Short, the Rev. Hart
wig Pruess.
Mrs. Lowien has headed the pri-
mary department at Peace Sunday
School for several years, and both
she and Mr.. Lowien have been ac-
tive workers in the church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
ATTEND DINNER

Atty. Luella Zehner was toast
mistress for the charter banquet of
Soroptomist International Club of
Toledo Saturday in the Crystal
Room of the Commodore Pefr]
Hotel in Toledo, and among the
18 members of the Fremont club
attending with her were president
Verdi Won Thron, Ann Bolte, and
Cora Link of Oak Harbor. Also a.
mong the guests were Miss Mabel
Selin and Miss Jean Younglove.
Husbands of members of the new
club were special guests, and Miss
Zehner introduced them as Sorop-
tomisters. She acknowledged let
ters of congratulation from Sorop-
tomist Clubs throughout the United
States, Canada, and Europe as
we'll as gifts and flowers from
other service clubs in Toledo
Miss Helen Larken, governor OF
the midwestern region, spoke and
presented the charter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

with Atlas Tubeless Tires. And
Atlas Tubeless Tires run cooler
for even greater safety-and
longer mileage.
The Atlas TubelesS Tire gives
you all this protection, yet it
costs less than other major
brands of tubeless-no more
than conventional tire and
tube. And at Sohio, the special
valve-worth $1.0O-$1.50 = re-
qllired for all tubeless tires-is
free! Only Sohio offers this.
Atlas Tubeless Tires are guaran-
teed for IL months with service
and makegood at $4,000 dealers
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
MEDICAL MISSION

A letter from Father Blaze at
the Indian, Mission at Lukachukai
Arizona, thanked members of st.
Hyacinth Medical Mission here for
their work. 1t was read at meet
ing of the group Thursday night
in the home of Mrs. John McAtec
attended by II members. The
women made 1896 bandages and
352 dressings, and contributed SIS
for CARE mission package. Next
meeting is March 81 at the home
of Mrs. Christ Dubbert.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

inch center hole. Edge glue
narrower stock to produee o
surface from which the plates
may be cut. Sand the plates
smooth on both faces.
Insert a 5-inch carriaae bolt
in the center of one plate. Bore
a hole in the center of the
under side of the table for the
bolt head. Fasten the plate be-
meath the table top with glue
and IN inch screws, counter
sunk.
Mount the other plate on the
leg assembly vita glue and
screws.
The tabletop assembly Ia
placed on the leg assembly
with the bolt serving as a pivot.
| Lubricate the plates with soap.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

. Soho announces the new
Atlas Tubeless Tire Now you
can give your car new-car safety
at saving with an Atlas Tube
less Tire that's guaranteed by
Sohio!
In the Atlas Tubeless Tire,
there's no tube to blow out.
Damage which might cause a
dangerous blowout in a con-
ventional tire merely causes a
slow loss of air in tie Atlas
Tubeless Tire. You have plenty
of time to come to a stop, grad
ually and safely. You get i'm
proved puncture protection, too.
Tests show 800 fewer flats
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
THURSDAY STUDY CLUB

Mrs. Jerome Nakrln was Inc
hostess for the Thursday Study
Club meeting March II. Roll call
was a Bible quotation. "The Great
est Faith Ever Known" by Fulton
Oursler and April Ousler Arm
strong was the program given by
Mrs. William Moon. April 2lst
will be the clubs guest night with
Mrs. Robert Reynolds and Mrs.
Doris Puffenberger hostesses.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Blood Collection
Set At Marblehead

The next American Red Cross
Blood collection for Ottawa County
will be in Marblehead on April 26.
Mrs. Dan GrieSer is chairman for
this collection, succeeding Mrs,
William Brown of Lakeside who
has worked with the Blood pro-
gram since 1949.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will
be at Bros Auditorium in Marble
head on April 26, at which time
they have a goal of 125 pints. Mrs.
Steven Meterke is chairman of the
scheduling committee and those
willing to be donors are asked to
schedule appointments with her by
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
ACCIDENT

Policeman William Robel investi-
gated an auto accident Thursday,
TAO am. on w. Third-st. Gerald
4. PehrSon, 400 w. 3rd Street was
backing out of his drive with a
panel truck and struck the 953
Plymouth of Wayne Dubbert of 96
West Loop. The right rear fender
and tire of the Dubbert car was
damaged.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
HAVE GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Smith
and Shirley entertained the follow
ing relatives and friends at their
home on Monroe-st Sunday: Mr.
and Mrs. Richard C. Smith and
children, Caroline and Martin,
Harold Pulschen of this city; Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Deepen, and Mr..
and Mrs. Arlington Shuey and fam
lily of Tiffin; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Won Claim, Danbury.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
HERE'S HOW
MAKE A TELEvIsIoN TURN-TABLE

A te!evision table with ro-
tating top allows the set to be
turned to best advantage.
All lumber used 10 1-inch
stock. The legs are shaped
from 1 by 4-inch boards, as
are the leg supports. A slot
is cut in the center of each sup
port and the pieces are glued
into a right-angle cross. The
dowel holes are %-inch in di-
ameter.
Complete the leg assembly
by inserting and gluing the
dowels and clamping it until
the glue sets. Then bore a
%-inch hole down through the
center of the leg support.
The turn-table plates are 18
inches in diameter, with q %-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

newspapers and mail. Ask your
laundry and cleaners to hold bum
dies until your return and get
stores to hold up deliveries of
packages. Make a mental "house-
hold check list" so you don't for
get to turn off lights, lock windows
and doors and empty and turn off
the refrigerator. Turn off your hot
water heater, and disconnect elec-
trio heaters. If you are taking an
extended vacation, notify utility
companies to discontinue meter
reading and have your phone tenn
porarily disconnected. And don't
overlook your pets and potted
plants. If you're not taking your
pets along, be sure they're pro-
vided for. It's preferable to board
them at a kennel, but if this is not
convenient, leave them with a re-
liable friend. House plants should
)e boarded" or an agreement
made with a friend to come in and
are for them.
Safety measures are equally i'm
,ortant in proper leaye-taking.
Notify police of your departure
and ask them to keep an eye out
for. trespassers. Leave an extra
key with a neighbor or relative
for use in case of an emergency.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
COMMUNITY CLUB

Elmore Rural Community Club
met at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Giesler with 19 members and six
visitors answering roll call with
favorite Irish songs. Home agent
Rita Cummins gave a demonstra-
ton and color slides of the Parade
of Roses and Rose Bowl game we're
shown by Mrs. Germ Lowe of Will
liston. HostesSes we're Mrs. Leslie
Hellwig, Mrs. Carl Gieslcr, Mrs.
Ernest Giesler.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
LATE HOSPITAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Baumgardncr
116 Walnut Street, Oak Harbor,
are parents of a daughter born at
Magruder hospital Wednesday,
March %. The baby weighed six
pounds, 12il ounces. New hospital
patients Thursday morning were
William Allan, 425 w. SiXth-st, sur
gical; Mrs. Jamie Johnson, Route
l, surgical.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
PlNOCHLE CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wadsworth
entertained their Sunday night Pi-
noc.lle Club this week High score
for the men went to Wilson Snyder
Mrs. Wadsworth had the high score
for the women. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Owen had the low scores.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
GLASSES FOUND

A pair of trimmed glasses, in a
case, was found in the yard of Fire
Chief Walter Miller recently, he
notified The News this week.
Glasses are apparently for an adult.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
ENTERS HOSPITAL.

Herman Pussehl, 209 Oak-St, en-
tered Grille Cleveland Clinic hos
pital Wednesday to undergo sur
gerry. He is in Room 534-B, and
hospital address is 2050 E. 93rd-St.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
M,zPAH CLASS TO MEET

Mizpah Class of the Methodist
Church will meet at the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Chapman on
March % at 8 pm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

Easter Bazaar, Trinity Methodist
Church, Thurs, March 81. Plate
Lunch at Noon, adults 75c, child
rem under II, SOC from ll:00 TO
100. Chicken supper 4:30 TO ZOO.
adults $l.25, children under II,
Csc. o-S'
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
LENTEN TEA

Women of the Mission Society
of Fifst Baptistclurch will sponsor
a Lenten Tea Supnday, March 27,
at 3 pm. at the church, and the
public is invited. Mrs. Grace Hall,
supervisor of the young peoples
department of the Toledo District
.Asscitn vii be peker.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
Tips on Touring
Carol lane a-z
Women's Tfoyei Authority

What's it like to come back from
a vacation? Everything in order
and everybody rested? Or is it late
at highland is the front door
half hidden behind heaped up
newspapers, bottles of milk, old
mail and packages? If you come
back to such shambles, you have
just one trouble. You don't leave
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25

rlgnC.
Here are a
few tips on an
important part
of any vacation
trip - getting
your home ready
to get a Ion g
without you.
Before start
ing on your tour,
stop all deliver
los n mi
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
SAITH ANNIVERSARY

One of Port Clinton's longest
married couples, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis A. Cover of 3261a w. Third
st, quietly celebrated their 54th
wedding anniversary Wednesday,
Mr.. Cover convalescing from a
Dec. 6 stroke, is showing improve
ment but still bedfast. No special
observance of the anniversary was
planned as result of his illness.
Sell your old things thru our
HIsEl Al C--Asa.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
HOSPITAL GUILD

HOSPITAL GUILD
Elnore Hospital Guild made
congresses for Magruder hospital
at a meeting in the home of Mrs.
Carrie Lohr. Next meeting is Apr.
4.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-03-25
GIRL FOUND

A 15-year-old Ottawa county girl
who had been missing since Mon
day was located Wednesday by
Sheriff Merlan Budd and is being
held in county jail while her par
ents are considering what action
to take.
The girl went to school Monday
and attended an evening club
meeting briefly but did not return
home that night. She was located
by the sheriff at the home of an
acquaintance.
calling Marblehead 1895. Donors
will be recruited especially from
the Danbury Marblehead and Lake
side areas, including the islands in
Put-in-Bay Township.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-10-21
ANB-ANS ELECT NEW OFFICERS

William Smith was elected and installed President of the Wran- gell Camp of the Alaska Native Brotherhood at a meeting of the Camp Monday night. Others elect ed and taking office were: Will
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-10-21

liam Willard, vice-president; Her bert Bradley, recording secretary; William Gross, treasurer; Alfred Gordon, Chester Miyasato and Evanally Shangin, sergeant-at- arms; Ray Willard, corresponding secretary; Tom Ukns, hall custod- ian; Walter Rudolph, George Smith, and Dick Stokes, council men. Delegates to the Territorial Convention at Petersburg Novem- Der fl, will be named at the next meeting.
 Edna Cabotutan was elected ana installed President of the AL aska Native Sisterhood at a meet ing October 10. Other officers el- ected and taking office were: All ice Gross, vice president; Audrey Orcutt, recording secretary; Mar tha Bradley, treasurer; Adeline Massin and Ann Ernst, sergeants- at-nrms; Mabel Willard, Eva Miller, Mce Gartley and Doris Barnes, council members.
 Edna Cabotutan, Alice Gross. and Martha Bradley were elected delegates to the Petersburg con vention.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-10-21

GUNS FOR SALE - 22 VICE Winchester rifle, 25O-9OOO Sav- age, 9O-O6 Mod. 70 Winchester $ m/m Steyr Mauser Mann, type stock, 22 Savage Hornet, new stock, SO-4O Krog, 22 Colt police positive 2h Tn, barrel, new pearl grips, P Histandard HID mod. long barrel target, ivory grips, holsters, etc., 38O Browning auto pistol, ? clips, holster, also sever al types of holsters for 45, 9S, 32, etc. Jnck Krepps, Phone 2241.
 47-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-10-21
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev Huob r HoU U;oor

INV HuSN T. HdII, V1car saturday: Church School 10 a m.
 Sunday: 9:30 a. m. - Junior High group and breakfast. l1:OO a. m. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-10-21

Foh SALE - Coleman oil heater, good condition, $15. Call Carl Holum. 4S-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-10-21

OR SALE Twin beds in good condition. Phone 6521.
 4S-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-10-21

Joe Kuntz and three children flew south last week where MT. huntz plans to establish his nome 4sEEs
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-10-21

FOR SALE - Norge apartment size Frigidaire with large freezer; rranfed, full-length mirror. Call 9'V4. 4S-2tc