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Evening star., 1955-11-22

the University Of Washington.
For lay experimenters. her
are the four rows Of the new key
board--using only the lower-cas
keys:
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Evening star., 1955-11-22

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thL)y
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Legislator
Asks Help
For FDA

Newly appointed Welfare
Secretary Marion B. Folsom
was urged to rescue the Food
and Drug Administration
from the stepchild role it has
been given in the last three
years." In q letter from Rep
resentative Martha W. Grit
this. Democrat, of Michigan.
The letter, made public by
Mrs. Grifiths. asked Mr.. Fol-
som to give q top priority to
the revitalization Of the FDA.
The Michigan legislator said
a recent report by q Citizens
Advisory Committee dramatic
ally pointed out the grave
danger facing the Nation be-
cause Of the inability Of the
Food and Drug Administration
to adequately enforce pure food
and drug laws.
She quoted the committee
as saying without reservation:
The Food and Drug Admins
tration now has insufficient
funds, staff. and facilities to
meet the essential response
bility Of protecting the public
health"
AS an example of potential
dangers to the public health,
she said FDA Is able to in
spect food processing plants
only once in 60 years under
the present limitations. She
added that FDA inspectors
are able to visit poultry plants
only once in three years and
cover only 10 per cent Of the
plants which put chemical ad-
ditives on food In a year.
In a statement accompany
ing release Of the letter, Mrs.
Grifiths asserted that the
FDA has suffered from what
she called q lack Of vigorous
leadership and imaginative
planning" on the part Of Mrs.
Oveta Culp Hobby, who re-
signed as Welfare Secretary
last week.
"The record shows that in
her first year of full response
bility for FDA," she said, Mrs.
Hobby acquiesced to q $780,
900 budget cut for FDA and
has not supported a vigorous
program that would give us
the trained people and facil-
tiles needed to protect the
public health adequately"
Evening star., 1955-07-18

at q swimming party and
buffet supper. followed by an
international swimming meet
and square dancing on the
terrace.
The Washington visit cul-
minated the students year in
America. They will now go to
New York for two days and
then sail for their respective
homes in Europe.
Evening star., 1955-07-18

Continued From Page B-s
young people get q chance to
find out how similar they are
In every country and 1t is a
real contribution to world
peace and understanding"
The Pixies also took their
guests in q caravan Of cars all
over the city, after dinner.
Evening star., 1955-07-18

a chair for the poror or potio den
Or dining nook for business office or bride ruth there are
very rev pieces where couldn't q choir like this Thot
durobe tsedke plose shes off ordinary wear and teo
and os TOR spots and soil just swish them owo the erest
ooo OF soap voter Those fresh bright coIors green choese
red charcoal pink Yellow will stoy fresh and BRIGHT The ste
50 otroetvey functional adopts costly to widely different
deeo In foet this type Of chair has proved popular
obIe to buy only 100 of them this Shipment So It's strictly
eose of first come; first served"
Evening star., 1955-07-18

ments lit up at night.
Others giving parties in
cluded Mrs. Anne Archbold,
who invited the Georgetown
group for lunch yesterday: Mr..
and Mrs. Edward c. Sweeney.
who asked the Spring Valley
group for swimming and a
picnic. The Kenwood Coun-
try Club members were hosts
Evening star., 1955-07-18
DURING THE
TRANSIT STRIKE

there is ample
free porkino ot our
curb because folks
who used to fringe
park" to take street
cars from here are
now parking their
outos downtown. lF
YOU ARE UNABLE
TO OBTAIN TRANS
PORTATlON. coll.
Lincoln 7.8oso and
ask for the recep-
tionist--she will or
range transportation
for you free Of charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30

And a certain man was
there. which had an infirm-
ity thirty and eight years.
When Jesus saw him lie.
and knew that he had been
now a long time in that case.
he saith unto him. Wilt thou
be made whole?
The impotent man answer
ed him. Sir, | have no man,
when the water is troubled,
10 put me into the pool: but
while am coming. another
steppeth down before me-
JESUS SAITH UNTO HIM,
RISE, TAKE UP THY
BED, AND WALK"
And the man was healed,
and took up his bed and
walked.
Mrs. Eddy says, page ABS,
Science & Health with Key
to the Scriptures: Watch
ing beside the couch of pain
in the exercise of a love that
"is the fulfilling Of the law
doing unto others as ye
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Banding: Study in Diversity"
DOWN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD

from The regular Tuesday broadcast The Christian Science
Monitor Views the News, American Broadcas,n
Company neiWorkl
BY ERWIN d. CANAAN
The Banding conference, where representatives. OF e'
onshsh OF the human gathered is turning into
very remarkable affair u not rally Of tinted psope
mob'lrns against The whites Is not dominated by nev
ism. Communist China does above the other v"
smaller and materially less powerful peoples.
Is a combination OF trends and forces. study u
diversity Out OF II may The conviction. sss'S'l
illustrated that the strength Of The peoples and nations
the world rests in this great fact Of diversity The first
prisins news from Banding Is the vsor and soqvsnes WV
which The friends Of The West and the foes OF eomvn
are speaking Up: lrsq Turkey csylon Japan
Ihsilsnd Pskisisn and. OF course the PhiPP'nsA
General Carlos ROmvlo The doughty Filipino dssssI
has both handicap and advantage His handicap
See Banding. Study-Psge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Reprinted from The American Mercury for March, 1855
A CHRISTIAN AMERICA

Reprinted from The American Mercury for March, 1855
A CHRISTIAN AMERICA
BY REVEREND BILLY GRAHAM
Continued from last week.
II God from the beginning. Take our educational
institutions Harvard for example In the bequest Of Mr.
Harvard he several rules and precepts that to
be observed by Harvard College, and the second rule
leads as follows;
LET every student be plainly instructed and earnestly
pressed to consider we'll the main ends Of his life and
studies; to know God and Jesus Christ which is eternal
life and therefore to lay Christ abe bottom the only
foundation of all knowledge and learning and the
Lord only gveth wisdom Let everyone seriously set him.
self by prayer seek Christ Lord and Master
Yale College founded by Christian ministers in
interest of religious education. Columbia University, in
advertisement dated July ;, 1852, in the New York
Gazette, stated THE chief things that aimed at in
ths college TO teach and the children to know
God and Jesus Christ and to love and Him all
sobrety, Godines Righteousness in life with perfect
heart and willing mind The present President of Dart
mouth has sad Dartmouth College conceived in the
fervor Of religious revival and born in the throes of
great missionary real dedicated to Christ Redeemer."
See a Christian America-Page
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CASTE BARRIERS cRuMBLE SLOWLY
Bv SAAROkH SABAvALA

Special 70 The c. S Monitor
BoMBAY.-orshodox Hinduism and lis hsndmsidsn. the
system which continue TO brake the progress ot midas
nssssn, democracy currently wasins msnYtronsd rear
Guard action seans, The government the and
ightened public opinion.
WITH THE ENERGIES or GREAT MASS OF THE
PEOPLE diverted other sectors OF nssionboildinS the
Of Hindu rssetionis staging quiet and
nonposal comeback is particularly active In rural areas
village priests and leaders being stirred 10 defy
The government and novt Constitution which outlaws
toushshllliy,
See This World-Page
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Letters to the Publisher


REV. SAUL .. ARMSTRONG
Pastor. Universal United Christians Church Of God
sl7.l6 e. ssihvne 81. Detroit 2. Michigan
Mr. Andrew Frvshsvt April u. 1855
Detroit Michigan
Your Honor. Sir:
We hope thing, going we'll with your wonderful
work.
would like 10 EXPIRE" my gratitude FOR your generous
cit check eontrihviionf The valuable qt have
YER received In my entire life. believe me-
See Letter To the Publisher-Pare
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Christ for the Jew"
Mail Address Dr. Nicholson. Po. Box 7o7
Los Angeles So, Calif

Mail Address Or. Nicholson. P.o. Box 7o7.
Los Angeles So. Calf.
Conducted by The HEBREW CHARACTERIZATION Society Inc
Monthly Magazine The Jewish Hope
Dear Friends in Christ: April II, 1855
The Jews have Just celebrated the Passover They sat
around the Passover table rsed the prayers from their
prayer books weeping and crying for the coming OF The
Messiah They so He would this year that they
opened leading the street in order 10 give Him
abundant welcome How disappointed they when the
Messiah did come There is other Messiah than The
ord Jesus Christ but. Of course they 90 NOT KNOW HIM.
See Christ For the Jews-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Tv to Aid Education
UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT
Public information Department
UN. 10000 Ext. 304

FROM: Bill Rsbs. U. Of D. Pho
COLUMBUS, Ohio April l2)-TeIevision may offer
solution 10 college administrators facing doubled enolmsn
within the next ten years
Closed circuit tesvison, according TO the Very Rev.
ceestin Steiner, ST.. University Of Detroit president can
play vital role when the supply Of competent teachers
fails TO meet the demand Of skyroeksng enroIImenis
Fr Steiner delivered Of the keynote addresses at Tho
twenty fifth annual Institute for Education by RsdoTst
vision speaking "Broadcssng Comes OF Age-The chsE
Iense TO the Educator"
"As rsasts." Fr. Steiner said I'VE must be convnE
that will be able 10 cope with the challenge
swelling enrolments ahead IL adhere present
onsI teaching methods There simply won't be enough
petent teachers.
See TV To Aid Educaton-Page 2
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would that they should do
unto you,"-this is no in.
fringement Of law. for n,
demand, human or divin,
renders il just to punish .
man for acting justly. n
mortals sin our Supreme
Judge in equity decides what
penalty is due for the sin
and Mortal Man can suffer
only for his sin. For naught
else can be punished. ac.
cOrding TO the law Of Spirit,
God"
The Healing Power
of Spirit
Jesus did his work through
infinite Mind. And by know.
ing the 'allness Of Spirit ard
the nothingneSS of matter,
the indolent man was healed
instantly. To those who wit.
messed the Instantaneous
healing, it was amazing 10
see Jesus speaking the words
and knowing. 1T is the
CONTINUED on Page s.
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dad Poisons z Tots, Sell"
pEArH5 'lF CAN'T HAVE THE KIDS YOU
WILL NOT GET THEM
- DEATHS END FAMILY WRANGLE"!


= DEATHS END FAMILY WRANclE"!
Detroit Timesl
OF home. church. and Sunday SehooI-if sny-and Of
science theology medicine. education thinking prayers.
discipline sevovsy deficient in the divine guidance avail
able only in Gods religious system earth today
which will in due time convert the four European religious
eripplss!, and the DEVILS Asistie philosophers.
Receiving Hospital and spiritual, nsksdness Of medical
psychology SATURATED with the devi-snmsl mssneisml
avert the triple tragedy!
The right remedy, per the drvsIess spiritual. NON.
SE.G.LME.N.TE.D omniposent healing Christianity OF
Christ Jesus "lF YE DRINK any DEADLY thing. IL
shall NOT HURT YOU" Jssvs)
See Dad Poisons Tots-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Fear. No EciI
BY B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
Infinite Mind Gives Higher Ideal Life

"WILT THOU BE MADE WHOLE?"-John SIS
Jesus asked the above question, when the mpotent
by the pool of Bethesda waiting for to
aid him while the troubled, that he might re-
ceive his healing.-John 5:4-S
For angel went down at a certain into ths
pool and troubled the water whosoever then first after
the troubling of the water sepped in made whole Of
whatever disease he had.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
The Devil in Canadian Reader Digest

TWO LETTERS WRITTEN TO c. S. MONITOR
AMERICAN READERS DIGEST" RELATIVELY PuREi
CANADIAN EDITION WORKS FOR THE DEVIL. VIA
LARGE PORTION or ADVERTISING sEER. WINE,
LIQUOR. CIGARETTES. AND MEDICAL REMEplEs1
See The Devil in canadisn-Pags
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
THE TRlcKLE.powN THEORY"

TIE TKICNIE-UOWN THEOKT
WRITER TO C. S. MONITOR PRESENTS HIS oPPo.
sITIoN TO A PREVIOUS WRITER'S SUPPORT OF THE
So.cALLED "TRlckLE.DoWN THEORY"
10 The Christian Science Monitor:
In the March 10 issue Of your paper coNGREssMN
CRAIG HoSMER STIcMATizES THOSE WHO ASSEM-
THAT THE EISENHOWER TAX REVISION BILL REPRE-
SCENTS THE so-cALLED ECONOMIC IRicKLE DOWN
THEORY AS DEMAcoculNc POLITICIANS. Since some well
known and highly respected economists agree with critic
OF the bill II may be that opposition 10 Il was based IN
sincere belief that II favored business much and had ~
little regard for the small taxpayer.
See The Trickle Down Theory-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
{ The Devil in the Unions!
Thou Shalt Not +"
STRUCK / & MS CRACK TRAIN sABoTAcED'
CRACK TRAIN sABoTAcED IN STRIKE

"sTRUcK 1 & MS CRACK TRAIN SABoTAGED"
CRACK TRAIN sABoTAcED IN STRIKE
Free Prsss)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nine OF the Dixie
Flyer" the stksbovnd Nashville chsttanooss ST. Louis
Railways only operating passenger train dersed near
here early Friday night in apparent attempt al sabotage
Police said Of the Is passengers aboard the At.
sntstoksshvills train was injured.
The railroad Is affiliated with the Louisville Nashville.
which has been crippled by strike in its fifth week.
The last eight nine OF the nyer jumped the rails
eight miles south Of here
Police said coupling the tracks had been unboled
and spikes pulled out 10 widen the track.
See The Devil in the Unon-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Guaranteed Security" -
False and True.
as per { S. Monitor Home Forum article 'rHE WHOLE
ARMOUR"

as per {. S Monitor Home Forum article THE WHOLE
ARMOUR"
THE WHOLE ARMOUR
Written Tor The Christian Science Monitor
Today many questions asked about absolute sssvry
possible practical in any field Of human activity Can
mankind devise any system Of guaranteed security whether
in national defense in finance. in employment
Christian Science whose teachings based upon the
Scriptures Full and absolute security has always
been available but u must be found in the kingdom Of
rpsssrn heaven in the absolute perfection Of Gods
creation
In IN. sibl. IN. Apostle Paul tell. how 10 attain ,rO.
security Ne says tsphs,ans till7k Put the whole
armour 81 God ihs, may be able 10 stand against the
xss 81 The devil Wherefore take unto you The whole
armour o. God that be able 70 Withstand in The evil
day. and having done sl 70 stand And take the helmet
81 salvation end The sword Of the Spirit which the word
~ oed-
See Guaranteed Seeuri,y"-Psss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Christian Science Lecture at Sixth
Church Of Christ, Scientist
Saturday, April Is
By ANDREW F. FRUEhAUf. c.s. =

Moderr Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophe. Of our faher.moths' .S SV %. 80 -
L.,monou," a. Is, Science and Health win Ney 70
80 S,s,,,r.. bv Marv Baker Eddy with wor'd
re...y. and mission who wildly the grace OF Goo
do Martin Luther job IN th age - H ~"
Howl Science HEALTH our Textbooks " Lou N
orator OF The Bible. ..-.,r.r,vr or
con TuAN THE Pope AT ROME! AND THE
wpJrrp Is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOOL -,
,s.n, loved righteousness and hated iniauity''
The "lukewarm" live in fools paradise
Ry ELIZABETH CARROLL SCOTT. C.SB
COD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
EFFICIENT IN THE CRUSADINC, CHRISTINE
IovF OF CHRIST JESUS AND MARY BAKER EDDY
WHICH IS TYPlFlED BY THE FIGHTING
ANGEL. MICHAEL CHRIST JESUS AND
MARY BAKER EDDY BEING OF The HlGhESl
DIVINE INSPIRATION. DlSCERNED CLEARLY The
INDISPENSABLE, IMPERATIVE NEED FOX
SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE WORLD,
THE FLESH AND THE DEVlL"-MRS. EDDY
TESTIFYlNG THAT THE MISSION OF CHRIST
WAS TO DESTROY THE WORKS OF THE DEVIL
IN one case Mrs Eddy says II only solAee the
,ore IN, Of mankind by a LIVELY BATTLE WITH The
WORLD. THE FLESH. AND THE DEVIL "-p, 26s
The First Church OF Christ Scientist, Miscellany
PART
THE DIRECTORS OF THE MOTHER CHURCH
ARE DlSOBEDlENT TO SECTION or ARTICLE s
OF THE MANUAL OF THE MOTHER CHURCH,
THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN
BOSTON, MISUNDERSTANDING
SPIRITUALLY DISHONEST WITH GOD AND MAN!
"ALERTNESS TO DUTY"-p. AZ
ALERTNESS TO DUTY Section 8; 1T SHALL BE
THE DUTY OF EVERY MEMBER OF THIS CHURCH
TO DEFEND HIMSELF DAILY AGAINST AGGRESSIVE
MENTAL SUGGESTION. AND NOT BE MADE TO FOR
GET NOR TO NEGLECT HIS DUTY TO GOD, TO HIS
LEADER AND TO MANKIND BY HIS WORKS HE
SHALL BE JUDGED,-AND JUSTIFIED OR CON-
DEMNED"
Hence our Christian Science lecturer, rarely bring
the crusadng spirit OF Master and our be-
loved Leader For example. Mrs Eddy, in her lecture.
gwen about 1889. Chicago recorded in Miscellan
eOus Writings under the title OF Science and the Senses
NINETEENTH CENTURY, ARE YOU CALLED TO
VOICE A HIGHER ORDER OF SCIENCE? THEN OBEY
THIS CALL. CO. IF YOU MUST. TO THE DUNGEON
OR THE SCAFFOLD. But TAKE NOT BACK THE
WORDS OF TRUTH"-p. 80, INV
Il that basis tina, beloved Leader
IS years ago said class OF 65 I'VE, TODAY IN
THIS CLASSROOM. ARE ENOUGH TO CONVERT
THE tWHOLEl WORLD IF WE ARE OF tTHE)
ONE MIND ,CODG FOR THEN THE WHOLE
WORLD WILL FEEL THE INFLUENCE OF THIS
toNE) MlND"'-p 27s NV
PART
THE THEME or THE LECTURE WAS BEAUTI.
FUL-GOD. AS "FATHER.MOTHER" or ALL REAL
CREATION BRINGING OUT THE THOUGHT THAT
GOD is LOVE!
BUT-this listener feels there Was little IN the lee
ture to arouse 'ukewarm students Of lavender kid
sealto the expression Of beloved Leader given
during Sunday services. July A. generations go
recorded p. i76 Of NV,
See Christian Science Leeture-Pare
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
"Reuther, CI0, Dems Scored
BY Union Vet"
Detroit rimeA

To The Editor
use this Letter 10 the Editor" column because u Is
the only avenue union members 10 protest Rev.
theirs dietstoris program
I've been member OF the Clio since Tvs inception IN
$50 Joined because wanted 10. Now am forced; have
no choice and don't like that.
To get the record straight I'm not rssetonsry Repob
lean; I've been registered Democrat oil my life However
jumped when the Democratic party in6ltrsed by the
ADA the Socialists. the eft.wnsers-snd like lk
See Reuther CLIO, Dems-Psge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE OBSERVES THAT

THE DETROIT TRIBUNE OBSERVES THAT
WINDSOR POLICE PSYCHOLOGY NEEDS A GOOD
HEAVY, SPIRITUAL SHOT IN THE
HEADl (smiles) OF GODS INDISPENSABLE
IMPERATIVE,s CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE
MIRACLE SCIENCE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM!
NOW
BY NORMHULL
(Windsor Daily Starr
What kind Of nonsense is this? On Monday night
two sisters in nearby town followed home by two
characters in Tuesday night the try to
pick them up the and Of the girls 10 again
aeeostsd by the two the following evening.
Knowing the to be bad actors. the father and
Ers complain to Provincial Police. supplying them with
names and the license number of the One Of the
patient.
See "NOW'-Pase
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30

Detroit's temperate Weather
Enjoying A Better Average Than
Either New York or Chicago
Because Of Better Collective
Thinking Of the Community!
(smiss)
Matter" is a mental - but mythical - phsnomsnen
csvsstion is exclusively mental!
Overwhelmingly April ls-hish 81. although IS had
been forecast.
CHICAGO MERCURY AT s32 ON HOTTEST DAY
or YEAR IN CITY"
tchieago Tribvns)
Chicago had us hottest day Of the year yesterday IS
the Temperature scared $50 a. 23o pm The mark also
broke the record OF 80 degrees for April 10 set in 1870
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30

THE DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS FROM THE HOME
FORUM PAGE OF THE c. s. MONITOR
you COMMAND THE SITUATION"
Excerpts from third last paragraph: CANCER ON
KNEE HEALED &C YEARS olDl LIVED TO NEARLY
% YEARS"
YOU COMMAND THE SITUATION
In the Bible many aging examples OF the way
in which dangerous situations svertsd by the followers
o. God who obsyed His command EXODUS 7o3E Thou shalt
other gods before me- To follow in The footsteps
Of these individuals obey this command. one must
love God supremely and his nsiahbor himself. Christ
Jesus way Of living was sHseonate and psaesmskns and
through his understanding OF the Science OF being he proved
hs evil has no choice other than yield 70 the OF
Love Our great Master lived loved and proved The truths
he taveht and he gave simple directive relative 10 all
human relations when he said Jchn s;,7 These things
/ command you. that ys love another.
See You Command-Page
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ttrom the regular Tuesday broadcast. The Christian
Monitor Views the News over the American Bro
Company neiworkA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30

Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World Healing
A''"'"" "-'' =" Firing MDemaMM
~yB
hL
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-09-23
LEWIS-INGLE WEDDING
 TO TAKE PLACE OCT. 15 AT ST. ROSE CHURCH

Announcement was made today of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Aileen Lewis and MT. Thomas K. 1ngle on October IS, at the Church of St. Rose of Lima. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. M. E. Hoch at II a. m.
 Miss Lewis is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Clarence (Sonny) Lewis and the groom is the son of MT. and Mrs. R. J. Ingle.
 Both attended Wrangell High School from which MT. Ingle grad uated in 1853. He then attended the University of Alaska for one year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-09-23
GUNDERSON HOUSE SOLD TO zENGERS

Fred Gunderson, former Wran- gell resident and son of Mrs. Ole Gunderson of the pioneer Gunder- son family, was in Wrangell last week end. He sold his mothers house to MT. and Mrs. Ned Zenger.
 Mrs. Gunderson now lives in Seat
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-09-23

ltle at the Nettleton Apartments. Also here, was Ted Hethcock, a
 relative of the family, who took the house furnishings to Seattle on 1 the Gunderson scow Comet.
 | Fred Gunderson is manager of a Ketchikan cannery during the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-09-23
LABOR OFFICIAL HERE ON BUSINESS

Leonard B. Evans, representative of the U, s. Department of Labor was in town this week on business of his agency. His headquarters is in the Federal building in Jun eau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-09-23

summer but has his home in Seat tie. He is a brother of George l. Gunderson of Wranger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-08

8 to 4 pears to make a pound
and a pound of sliced or diced
pears equals 2 cups.
Late Summer Produce
Corn-on-the-cob from New
York State is taking over
where the local supply leaves
of. There's still a good show
ing of local green beans and
Maryland sweet potatoes are a
good buy. New green cabbage
is coming in and California
broccoli is just starting its
plentiful season.
80 Delicious Recipes
The USDA reports that
chicken will be in excellent
supply during September. Ty-
ing in with the fall poultry fes-
tival. September 28-October 8.
the Poultry and Egg National
Board has just released their
first full-length recipe book
let, 1.-THE Miraculous Broiler-
Fryer Chicken"
The booklet was created by
PENB to meet the current
need for .broiler-fryer recipes
geared to the shorter cooking
time required by this young,
tender-meated bird. It con-
tains 80 tempting recipes de-
veloped and tested under the
direction Of Kathryn B. Niles,