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The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-06-17
THE WRANGELL SENTINEL OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY PUBLISHED NEWSPAPER
 IN AlASkA
 Founded i1 1909

Published every Friday at Wran- gell, Alaska, by Lew M, Winifred, and L. M. Williams, Jr.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-06-17
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Art Nelson and sons, Dug and Arthur, returned home Sunday from Seattle where they had been to attend graduation exercises of Mrs. Nelson's son, Earl Jenkins, from Highline High School where he was an honor student Young Jenkins was also voted student of the year" for the school. He re- turned to Wrangell Saturday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-06-17

American Cancer Society statis- tics show that more than 600 Am er1cans die of cancer each day.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

member the details which he
promised to check. He said the
difference may have been in
money from a house he sold
In answer to questions by Mr..
Kennedy, Mr.. Rubin denied he
had told Leon M. Levy, officer
of the Bonita company, that he
planned to give $500 to a par
ticular individual" in armed
services procurement, $3.50 to
another and 500 to a third, out
of a $1,750 check drawn by Mr..
Levy in May. 1858.
2 Inspectors Withdrawn
Mr.. Porreca admitted that two
inspectors had been withdrawn
from the Puerto Rico factory of
Bonita Originals following COM
plants from Mr.. Rubin.
The former chief inspector
said one of the men, identified as
Louis Alperstein, was withdrawn
after Mr.. Rubin said he was
Giving high" in Puerto Rico.
which Mr.. Porreca said he in
Evening star., 1955-05-20

peatedly, steadfastly maintained
he had made no ''payoffs" to
Government employees. But his
stories, as the Senators were
quick to point out, differed from
those told by Mr.. Porreca and
other witnesses in a number Of
details.
The New Yorker admitted the
freezer was sent to Mr.. Porreca's
home on Christmas eve 1852 and
that Bonita Originals, holder OF
three Government clothing con-
tracts and for which he worked.
paid for it.
He couldn't recall buying the
meat for the freezer or the lin
gerie for Mrs. Porreca.
Mr.. Rubin said he gently"
tried to collect the price of the
freezer from Mr.. Porreca, but the
latter said he tried to pay for it
and never received a bill.
Quizzed on Income
Investigators produced Mr..
Rubin's income tax returns and
bank deposits going back to 1852
and asked him to explain fig
ureS showing total income for
1858 of $1,000 and bank deposits
of $9,817 for the same year.
The witness said he didn't re-
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Mcclellan Pledges to Bore
| Contract Bribe- okers
By JAMES Y. NEWTON

Chairman Mcclellan OF the
Senate Investigations subcom-
mittee said today there was no
evidence to show at this point
that the inquiry into graft and
corruption" on military clothing
contracts "goes high up in the
tarmed) services"
But the Arkansas Democrat
added that it sure goes higher
than those who have testified in
the public hearing" so far.
Senator Mcclellan said the
subcommittee had discovered a
nest Of small grafters and we
intend to expose those guilty of
Improper conduct including the
taking of bribes."
The hearing was recessed until
Tuesday after a former chief
inspector for the Army admitted
that he lied under oath at a
previous closed session Of the
subcommittee.
Told of Getting Freezer
The man. Joseph Porreca of
New York, now in the feather
business, said he had received a
home freezer. meat to go in it
and a dozen slips and night
gowns for his wife from Marvin
Rubin, representative Of a firm
having contracts with the Gov
ernment.
Mr.. Rubin was a contract pro-
curer for firms whose products
were inspected by personnel
under Mr.. Porreca. Senator
Bender, Republican. of Ohio. re-
ferred to MIR. Rubin as "fixer"
and a "33 percenter,"
Mr.. Porreca, who left the Army
only last year. Admitted that
he lied when he denied he ac-
cepted any of the things from
MIR. Rubin. But he still main
tanned they were not gifts, al
though he never paid for them.
The feather merchant denied
receiving money from Mr.. Rubin
or any other Army contractor.
although he conceded he and his
wife might have what Subcom-
mittee Counsel Robert F. Ken
nedy described as substantial
sum" of cash stashed away in
cedar chest at their home.
Mr.. Rubin, called to testify re-
Evening star., 1955-05-20

conferences in Paris last week,
impressed on French Premier
Edgar Faure that the United
States believed Mr.. Diem the
only person presently available
who could unite South Wet Nam
against the threat of a takeover
by the North Wet Namese legions
of Communist leader Ho Chi
Mini.
Gen. Ely came to Indo- China
after the disastrous French de-
feat at Diem Bien Phu. taking
over the post of commissioner
general from Ambassador Maui
rice Dejean and that of military
commander from Gen. Henri
Navarro. Previously he had been
chairman Of the NATO standing
group of military experts in
Washington.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
France Agrees to Pull
Troops Out Of Saigon

SAIGON. South Wet Nam, May
20 (R.-France and Wet Nam
have reached agreement on the
withdrawal Of all French forces
from the capital city Of Saigon.
q Wet Nam official announced
tonight.
Tran Trung Dung, deputy de-
Tense minister in the govern
ment Of Premier Ngo Dinh Diem,
said details were being worked
out by Mr.. Diem and Gen. Paul
Ely, the French commissioner in
Indo- China.
The announcement came on
the heels Of the disclosure that
Gen. Ely. Frances top man in
Indo-C China, had asked to be re-
leved Of his post.
1nformants said the French
would move the $4,000 French,
African and Foreign Legion
troops now in or around Saigon
to Cap st. Jacques on the coast,
80 miles south of Saigon.
Up to Wet Nam Army
This would make Saigon free
of French influence for the first
time in 80 years and put the
security Of the capital in the
hands of the young Wet Namese
national army.
The agreement would involve
the regrouping Of the $4,000
man French expeditionary force
in two or three embarkation
points away from the big cities
Of the south.
A little over a week ago Mr..
Diem was reported to have asked
the French to move their forces
to the 17th parallel or take
them out Of the country. The
parallel roughly marks the line
dividing the South Wet Nam
and the Communist-ruled north.
A government spokesman said
presence of the French troops
gave rise to friction and pro-
vided ammunition for Commu-
mist propaganda.
Two Requirements Seen
Many here believe Gen. Ely
will be replaced by two men. a
civilian as commissioner gen.
eral and a military assistant in
command Of the French exepdi-
tionary forces.
Gen. Ely's move came as a
surprise. But it obviously was
an outgrowth of Mr.. Diem's de-
flance Of his wishes, and Of
American support for Mr.. Diem.
Gen. Ely had insisted that the
national army - loyal to MIR.
Diem-hold its fire in the face
Of repeated provocations from
the rebellious troops of the Binh
Xuyen Society. The premier
finally rejected Gen. Ely's cau-
ton and launched an all-out Of
fensive which early this month
drove the rebel force from the
capital.
Subsequently United States
Secretary Of State Dulles, during
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Senate Passes
House Atomic
Vacancies Bill
BY Dc Associated Press

The Senate yesterday ap-
proved 1873 a constitutional
amendment which would allow
temporary appointment of House
members if half of the House
membership were wiped out in
an atomic attack or other dis
aster. State governors would
make the appointments.
At present, House vacancies
can be filled only by elections.
A similar proposal to amend
the Constitution was approved
by the Senate in the last Con-
gress but the House took no ac-
ton on it
If the House approves the new
proposal. offered by Senator
Kefauver, Democrat, of Tennes-
see, it would then be submitted
to the States. It would become
effective if approved by three
fourths of the States.
Those voting against it were
Senators Stennis. Democrat, of
Mississippi; Byrd, Democrat. of
Virginia, and George, Democrat,
of Georgia.
Senator StenniS said it would
create "a sense of fear" that
atomic attack was imminent.
The proposed amendment pro-
vides that on any date when the
total number of vacancies in the
House exceeds half of the au-
thorized membership, and for so
days thereafter. governors may
I'LL vacancies by temporary ap-
pointments.
The appointees would serve
only until the vacancies were
filled by election.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Norwegian Dinner

Representative Case, Republi-
can, of South Dakota. will be
guest speaker at the Norwegian
Society of Washington's Nor
wegian Constitution Day Cele-
bration at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
In the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club, 1926 New Hampshire
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

terpreted as someone was pay
ing his bills"
An earlier witness. jerome
Schlesinger, testified he received
a trip to Puerto Rico and $3.50
expenses from the Bonita COM
Evening star., 1955-05-20

pany in 1883. He said he was
supposed to untangle differences
between the Government and
the firm over inventories, adding
his superiors were not told Of
the trip.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
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Evening star., 1955-10-26

IrsQuested Mr.. sayen to appea,
before the AL Executive coun-
len TO explain. II you can. youl
reasons for the actions Of your
Organization ia this particular
instance and also the persistent
policy Of your organization Of or
|eanizine unions dual TO existing
|AFL aflIiates in the airline In
|dustry.s
Mr. Meany wired Mr.. Sayen
that he could meet with the
Council ct q later date in WASH
ington Il he was unable to get
y =
Evening star., 1955-10-26

lpilots union of ecoliusicns with
the airline TO end q strike called
last Sunday by the AL Flight
Knstneers international Assc-
lcistion.
M. sayen's union has not sup
ported the strike and announced
Its intention in this regard be-
fore the strike began.
Nj. Meany said he had learned
that pilotstwere taking the place
|of striking engineers. He COM
|mented that the pilots were act
ing '.in clear violation Of al
trade union principles. "
Mr.. Meany added that he has
Evening star., 1955-10-26

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1955-10-26

|n,en at Battle Greek. Mich. iron
manning t,ielr H-se Scorpion
Jets. A family living near tn
end Of . iet runway there ha.
obtained . Circuit Court ordel
barring Jet nights from the fieit
on grounds its safety was threat
ened and the value Of It's prop
erty reduced. The National
Guard has appealed the order.
In Spokane, wash. motor
cycle policeman Lloyd 4. How.
ard was on trafiic patrol when
he heard the alert. About ls
minutes later Mr.. Howard. !
captain In the Air Guard. was
plotting his fighter ship-still
wearing his police garh.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
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An anlaxine new, stainless com.
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Evening star., 1955-10-26
NotionoI Guard Studies.
Air Alert Test Results

Field. Nd, was airhorne in Il
minutes.
Some New Jersey Jet squad
|rons were ready to challenge
THE enemy In so minutes. n
Florida the first interceptor val
lin the dir In 46 minutes. n Utah
1T took Al minutes 10 get the
Ifirst plane into action.
Snow Flurries
AT Schenectady. N. n. planes
were grounded by snow iiurries
At Van Nuys. Calf. fos pre-.
vented takeoffs.
Al legal dispute kept guards
:
Evening star., 1955-10-26

10 New YORK today Or tomorruw.
The strike was called bs the
night engineers 10 protest
against 9 company rule requir-
ing that All newly -hired engi-
neers should be aualified pilots.
Licensed pilots % not need an
additional engineers license to
handle this Job. {
United Air Lines has more
Evening star., 1955-10-26
|5irike.Breakinc
Laid 10 Pilots

NEW 7oRK, oct. as. n, :.
Clarence N. sAyen. president d
the AFL Air Line Pilots Associs.
tion. has been requested to ap-
pear today or tomorrow before
top AL ofIicials to answer
charges that his union Is helping
United Air Lines break . strike,
George Meany, president oi
the AFLa yesterday accused the
Evening star., 1955-10-26

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Evening star., 1955-10-26

ADVERTIsRNfENT.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
~ the Assoeiased Prsss

Headquarters today was eval-
uating reports to determine
whether Air National Guard ie.
fighter units reacted effectively
IN yesterdays surprise test alert.
Some jets roared into the skies
within 4 minutes after Air De-
fense Command headquarters ai
Colorado Springs. Colo. flashed
. warning that 4 theoretical force
Of enemy bombers was approach
ing.
Some planes never got OF the
ground because Of weather OF
legal troubles.
General Forewarning
The thousands Of guardsrnen
who scrambled from their homes
and jobs yesterday morning had
had only q general forewarnine
that q practice alert would hs
held some time this month.
AT White Plains, N. n, two
F9H Starfire jets were aioft fonl
minutes after the alert sounded
a squadron based at Andrews
Evening star., 1955-10-26
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KENMORE ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE

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Besides The compact design asset shere spoee u
Come 10 seass aad learn how kensen-efse will serve yea
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sepins haeatns Dept. sears stors.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
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Evening star., 1955-05-25
FOR SALE BY oWNER-4-rm. IF,

house. approx. l7s-acre land,
S7,S75. In Oakton. Va. of Millers'
rd.. LIST hardtop road on right to
last house on right. JOSEPH TO
BEHoID! THE GREAT EXPOSE,
center entr., 8 large bedrms.. 2Ia
baths. state-size din. rm.. rec. rm
garage; country club view area near
Lorcom lane. S23.T50, $4,000 cash
will handle; Colonel. Tokyo -bo1nd o1nd
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
4763 Lee hwy. (ofi Glebe). Multiple
Evening star., 1955-05-25

ALEXANDRIA-HUNTINGTON, in de-
sirable upper section-2-bedrm. du-
plex: finished bsmt. with ground
level entr.: fenced yard. extra
concrete work Unusual value at
$10,950: GI, FHA or conventional.
ton. LICARI REAL ESTATE, XII.
Evening star., 1955-05-25

sale. Reduced
to Sl0,SS0 Big comfortable house
with . baths and many rooms. Must
be sold. Excel. neighborhood. ]. g.
MAIZE, Agency, XII. 9-6SSS (eyes.,
Evening star., 1955-05-25

sonry. Picturesque, 3-bedrm. ram
Bier, 8 yrs. old. In spotless condi-
tion. Large corner lot. GI MOTH
ing down and S6S month pays all,
REALTY ASSOCIATES, WA. T-5134.
PARK, $500 - G1 ap-
proved Brick rambler Of bed
rms, equipped kitchen with dining
area. Large, fenced. corner lot.
Nothing down and &63 month pays
all. REALTY ASSOCIATES, WA.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
$2,150 CASH
SUITLAND AREA
S14 Q5n-S72 % MO

$14,950-$72.28 MO.
You may assume a lge. 4lzaS trust.
This lovely 3-yr-old brick home Is
arranged with lovely liv. rm. tpic-
ture window. very attractive. din.
area and kit, 2 spacious bedrms..
lEe. tiled bath on lst f.: attic in
sionsy sRlateS aRa WITH pishfs pisnss 81 DrGteS
drawers and closets; full bsmt.; lge.
lot 70x140: fenced-in rear yard.
grounds beautifully Handicapped.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. s.E. 10. s-77oO
Ewes. Call 10. s-47f2 pa
Evening star., 1955-05-25
Owner Leaving Country

WIlCl LCdFIllS SoAllu1y
II your taxes are killing you you
must see this lovely soft, brick
rambler with 23-ft. liv. rm,, picture
window. lse. reception hail. 3 spa
cious bedrms.. . tiled baths, lge.
din. rm.. l4xl4 kit, oil INV h.:
gear garage: serenely located on
S acres of Handicapped yard. with
a picturesque view OF surrounding
countryside. Priced at S29.5OO
Think Of 1t the taxes are only
Sl44 95. No front foot bentfits, no
water bills to pay. Exclusive with
ASHLEY INC. 10. 5-2323.
NEW, JUST FINISHED; . bedrooms.
full bsmt., tile hath, city water and
gas Nr. Rockville. on "a acre. Only
$4,000 down, quick possession. PO.
2-944S,
PASTOR g. McGREW
REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1955-05-25
FOR COIORED

Fairmont Hsts. Area-S13.5O0 Two
story brick Colonial of 3 bedrms.,
full din. rm.. equipped kitchen,
bsmt., big fenced lot. S1.100 down
and SOS month pays all. REALTY
ASSOCIATES, WA. 7-5134.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
THIS IS IT!

3-bedrm. brick rambler, can be pur-
assume present loan, payable, SsS SO
per mo. incl. taxes. Lge. liv. rm.
with din. area, fully equipped kit.
with dishwasher, bsmt. with rec.
rm.. immed. poss.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166. WA. 7-6655
Evening star., 1955-05-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
28 New Brick Bungalows

% New Brick Bungalows
2 and bedrooms. Must be seen 70
$4,000 AND $15,250
They are complete in every detail,
Paved streets and sidewalks paid
for by builder. FLA. and VA financ-
downtown D c.; fins shopping
centers to serve you. Schools.
churches and buses handy. Open
every afternoon for your inspec-
tion. Directions: Out Pa. ave s.e.
to Southern ave. left on Southern
to open sign. J. NJ. MEDLEY. 10
Evening star., 1955-05-25
GIs-HERE IT IS

We have permission to sell this i'm
mac, 3-bedrm. Colonial for S14.-
T5O, GI approved for 81 $50. no
down payment to qualified GI: good
silver Snring location; Anchor
fenced lot,-full bsmt.. liv. rm. with
fireplace, full din. rm. and a kit.
your wife will love. Try this,
E. F. BLANCHARD
Realtor JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-05-25
DE LUXE RAMBLER

MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
Containing living room with raised
fireplace, large dining room and
modern electric kitchen with stove,
efgr., dishwasher and disposal; 3
ceiling ventilating fan; full base
ment, fioored with tile; also maids
room and bath. Ma. S-9192.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
TRADES ACCEPTED

lhADEO ACOEF 1 Ed
Trade your own home for this g.
bedrm., Cape Cod rambler, nr. Cath
olic school and church. Lge., liv.
rm, with frepl., din. ell, 2 bedrms
and bath, on lst A. Lge. scr. porch.
Finished attic in knotty pine. Full
bsrht with n bath.
GI-NOTHING DOWN
S-bedrm., brick semidet.; liv. rm, din
rm. and kit, on LIST fl. Full bsmt.;
S13.250.
BROWN AGENCY
Evening star., 1955-05-25
Rambler In Trees

You'll like the setting of this lovely
3-bedrm. brand-new rambler. It's
on double lot. There is space for
the whole family to dine in the
kitchen and a daylight basement
S15,950 on your terms. GRAHAM
Evening star., 1955-05-25
"a ACRE

Lovely brick home. country atmos-
phere; liv.. rm. with lge stone flre-
pl, sep. din. rm., 2 lovely bedrms.
and tiled bath; extremely lee. kit.
with breakfast space: dot. garage;
beautiful Handicapped lot. Terms
avail. for vets.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN 4-1166 WA. 1865
Evening star., 1955-05-25
BUILDERS CLOSE-OUT
HIGHLAND WOODS
WHEATON
NON-GI SPECIAL

$3.50 down and SIS per mo. buys
fireplace. lge. equip. kit. Spacious
fenced yard. PARKsIDE REALTY.
~, 9-1s76 til 9 pm. or TU.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
THE HEAT GOT us

This is not GI. anybody can move
hedrms rms N mi bsmt s and DIV it is va
cant: 2-day poSs Act fast on this
sleeper, MODERN REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1955-05-25
JU. $3.50 9 It'll 9

NEW DESIGN RAMBLER
II you are looking for beautiful.
brand-new rambler in section OF
lovely homes, see this new H
type home with front to rear liv,.
rm. with picture windows on both
ends: full din. rm, latest type kit,
3 big bcdrms. and . baths. full
bsmt with firepl.; priced, S26.500.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
s435 Ga. Ave. JU $4,000 Til 9 PM.
Evening star., 1955-05-25

ARL., N.-CUsToM BUILT. RE-
DUCED TO S25,500: 4 bedrms., pa
baths, living room, dining room
full basement, close-in. Exclusive
agents. THE LAURIE CORP, 1884
Wilson blvd. JA. 5-1T17: ewes. TIE.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
HOME WITH INCOME

HOME WITH INCOME
Delightful property. Just out New
Hampshire ave. in the Oakview-
Silver Spring area. 2 bedroom
apartment for purchaser plus 2-bed-
room apartment as income. 2-car
garage. Only Sls,500 or best offer.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1955-05-25

FALLS CHURCH AHEA--AttrActiVe,
room: inclosed porch may be used
as third bedroom. GI approved.
Sl1,SG5. THOS. G. MAGRUDER
CO., ia. 2-3131; eves.. JE. 4-20S3.
Evening star., 1955-05-25
A RARITY-$1O.0O0

1, this tss chserfsi he ~ 2.bsdrm, h9nRslov. ~,
Alexandria. with q nice yard. and
garden space II desired. Full -bsmt.
Home is in nice cond. and has
good-size rooms. Don't pass this
up II you want O detached house.
AL SMITH REALTY, XII. s-6652;
Evening star., 1955-05-25

ALEX.-Contemporary; Holm Hills;
l level; private lot with trees;
completely equipped kitchen; SIS
$50. KELWAY BROS, TIE. 6-5495.
Evening star., 1955-05-25

CHURCH AREA-Split level
brick and frame. Living room with
bedrooms plus carport. Si7,950.
May go GI. J-W REALTY CO., ia.
Evening star., 1955-05-25

MINT JULEP will taste mighty cool
guesD relax in this de luxe. 3-bed-
rm. rambler, definitely ideal for
entertaining; situated high up on a
level knoll. with very impressive
view. large formal dining ell.
screened porch, barbecue. Lovely
faces on the pretty flowers. SEEM
ingly invite you in and say welcome.
Not as much as you think. PS.:
Only S21,950. EDWARD r. BRIGGS,
DoaItnr E-RdnD GA
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-10-01

TO THE QUESTION, ''How much
food can freeze in my home freezer. "a
the answer is that in any one day you
should not freeze more than three
pounds of food per cubic foot of freezer
space. Two and one-half pounds per
cubic foot gives a greater safety factor.
This means 20 cubic foot freezer will
safely freeze SO to SO pounds of food.
For the request for green tomato
mince meat:
2 quarts finely-chopped green toma-
toes ZIG medium tomatoes)
1 quart chopped apples Is medium
apples)
cups raisins (seedless)
2 cups brown sugar
IL cups dark corn strip
1 cup vinegar
" pound suet, chopped
teaspoons ground cinnamon
" teaspoon each of ground cloves,
allspice, nutmeg
tablespoon salt
Sprinkle the chopped green tomatoes
with salt and let stand overnight. Drain,
add sufficient water to prevent sticking,
cook 80 minutes, stirring frequently.
Add remainder of ingredients, simmer
slowly, stirring frequently until mixture
is thick and flavors are blended. Pack
hot in jars and seal.
How can very soft dough be
handled?
Lightly grease or flour the fingers as
each piece of dough is shaped. Work
quickly do as much on lightly
Toured cloth-covered board as you can
since the warmth of the hands would
tend to make the dough sticky. Use