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DODGE '52 Wayfarer 2-door; heater,
seat covers, good cond.. S495.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
SOTO r. l. Ave. NE. DE. 2-63o2
DODGE 80 4-dr.; $500: '53 Plym-
4-dr: 500; '53 Dodge 2-dr.: $500:
80 De Soto 4-dr... 5000. FALLS
CHURCH GARAGE. Dodge Plym-
outh, Lee hwy. at Hillwood ave. JE.
2-2300.
DODGE so 4-door de luxe; beauti-
full onyx black, II you are looking
for real dependable low-cost tranSp..
tras. Just $445. Ask for Mr., Worl.
Stohlman Chevrolet
5000 M ST. NV.
AID. 2-44I2 AID. 2-I646
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CENTER-H HALL HOME

Excellent view Of Chesapeake Bay;
with Heafolator fireplace, kitchen,
bath; large front and rear screened
porches: , extra bedrooms may be
finished on end floor; lot 75'x100'
A real bargain at $4,000: low terms
on balance.
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BUICK 80 super seoan; r. ana h..
dyna., riack with Wv. tires; clean;
$495 cash or % down, S3l mo.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wisconsin
nNa I'M Q.n1 40
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4N4AkJ4A 4AAV41A1NNN O1N
.20l5 N. Moore st., Arl
lRosslyn, Val ia. $1,000
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CHOICE LOTS

Include central water, good streets,
telephone. gas service,
trash and garbage collection, full
5000 with $50 down. SO pc per month.
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FORD 80 Victoria: radio, heater;
2-tnne blue and ivory; very clean.
$685.. 6-month or 6,000-mile war
ranty.
Northeast Motor Co. (Ford)
800 BLADENsBURo RID. NE.
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DIRECTIONS

Drive z miles south Of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island road
turn left at st. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs to ONCE on bav
NJ. E. ROCKHILL, INC, st, Leonard
Nd. Phone Prince Frederick 30S-J
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FORD so club sedan. fully equip;
terrific. buy at S295; low as $40
down, MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1890 wis.
ave- OIL $4,000. In the Heart OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01

CADILLAC 1856 model 1897 con-
yertible: light blue finish: traded
back to settle an estate; full equip
q chance to save some money.
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1870 BLApENsRyEo RID NE.

T3o10 r. J. AVE NE. DE 2-63o2
CHEW. So Bel Air 2-door: almost
new, p9SS actual MI, VS., power
glide. r. and h., Sl,605: bank I'm,
30 mo. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000
Ca ave. IA. A-4SO0. -
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CHEVROLET '54 2-dr.; powerful
valve in head engine, h.. T., .1-own-
er. low mileage; must be driven to
be appreciated. Checked from bump
err to bumper and guaranteed to you
in writing: seas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01

DE SOTO 1855 4-dr. Firefiite; fully
equipped, 2.tone Jamaica bronze
and white: $4,000. FALLS CHURCH
GARAGE, De Soto-Plymouth. Lee
hwy at Hiliwood ave. JE. 2-230O.
DE SOTO ,h3 PoWermaster 4-door;
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CHEVY CHASE

just listed. Excellent wide level
lot ideal for rambler or split level
priced to sell fast $1,000. with
all improvements. To inspect cali
MR.. .SHULTz, EN-. 3-5ti00: ewes,
2L: 4-l4oo, II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01

'55 Fairiane Fordor VS.:
h., Fordomatic, 2-tone paint,
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MOTOR sAILER, 3l-ft. Marconi:
cabin head room, sleeps 4 head.
pletely equipped, conditioned and
painted this spring Excellent con-
dition, ready to sail. S3.595. Real
buy. Can be seen Slip ga, Annap-
oils Yacht Basin. J. B. HAYMAN
Apt. .A-S2S,. 3636 18th st. NV,
WASHINGTON, d C.. HO 2.7ooS "a
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MoT0RcYcLEs

WHIZzER BIKE, 40: oyerhauled
engine RE. 6-S3Sl.
NSU LAMBRETTA 1855 motcrscoot-
err: excel. cond., extras; 1928 or
best offer. OF. 4-6043, so. S.S419
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BOATS Cent?

sATLBoAT. registered
bRiA SAILING MARINA. For de-
tails call AID. 2-7464 evenings.
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MASONRY HOME

ONLY S7.50O-FURNIsHED
Large l00x100' lot: paneled liy-
ing room with fireplace. large
Kitchen, bedroom, bath and all
purpose room; screened porch and
concrete driveway. Easily financed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01

BUICK 1854 Century cow: dyna..
r. and h., tinted glass. power win
dows, Wv. tires, beautiful white
finish, black top, Cont. spare
you'll like this beauty: Sl,Tg9
HILL g. SANDERS. Wash's Oldest
NO. 5-llii. Open ewes. ri q,
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AUTOS FOR SALE ,cons.l

CADELLACs, 1851 coupe and 4-dr
sedan: fully equipped, low MILEAGE;
S96 din MANOR MOTORAhfA, 1865
s. CAPITOL; 10. 2-f171.
CADILLAC 81 zee" 4-door; r. and
h.. hydra; one owner, low mileage.
todays special, $1.195. THAcKER
MOTORS. 18th and R. ]. ave. ne,
CADILLAC SIS ''62" hardtop coupe;
ssysSy extra ss power steering 5 anc
THICKER MOTORS. lath II and and
r, ]. AVE. ne. LA, 6-653O.
CADILLAC 1854 Fleetwood: 10000
mi, fully equipped. Only So. 295.
Also "a cony. with Continental kit,
500. Trade, Terms. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU. 5-s525.
~
CADILLAC 1882 4-dr. '789'I: cleo.
windows. r. and h.; $95 dn. MANOR
MOTORAMA. 4665 S. CAPITOL, 10
2-I17I.
CADILLAC 1855 go" Special se-
dan; styled by Fleetwood; beautiful
russet finish; fully equipped, power
ssssE1aS R9~fE 44 aGsk's cce GIN guar IT
antee.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1851 Fleetwood sedan
low mileage, heated garage. beau
tiful condition. All equipment, will
sacrifice, $1,595. EN-. 2-7993.
CADILLAC '54 cnVertible; beautiful
light blue finish with matching
leather interior; full power; only
So. 595.
Suburban Cadillac-Old
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-7700
OPEN SATURDAY
CADILLAC 1851 convertible; excel.
7-5426. ---3
CADILLAC 1851 go" Special 4-dr.
sedan; black finish; r. and h., hydra
matte; low mileage: real clean;
lib.
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BUICK 1852 Riviera hardtop coupe:
beautiful French and emerald
green dynafiow, radio. heater,
power windows, Wv. tires: AN
EXCEPTIONAL BUY. CMC guar
antee. sS85. CONVICTION MOTOR
CO. 1901 Wis. ave-, Bethesda OIL.
$4,000.
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WATERFRONT HOME

Attractive furnished cottage; large
paneled living room with fire.
place. 2 bedrooms, bath. screened
and glassed-in porch; lot. 50'x120'.
Price. S10.501; 3 reasonable down
payment. Owner will hold mortgage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01

BUICK as Super cow; ?. and h..
new Wv. tires; today,s special,
SOB, S. down. THACKER MO-
TORS, 18th and r. I. ave ne,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01

so Windsor club coupe;
orig. clean upholstery and finish,
r. and h.. auto. trans; finest cond
S495 cash. or SIS down, $3J mo
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 wisconsin
ave. EN-. 3-O142.
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pSs so sss4s y't ~. noo 5. 'Cs
i0o4 Gilbert I'd. Rockville. Nd.
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CADILLAC 1852 4-dr. '89'I: cleo.
windows, r. and h.; S95 dn. MANOR
MoToRAMA. 4665 S, CAPITOL, 10
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CHEVROLET SO 2-door VS. "210";
radio and heater. medium blue; one
owner; like new inside and out,
81 495: 6-month or 6,000-mile war
Evening star., 1956-08-29

Non-tip metal ironing tobe with perforated
top thot speeds ironing. 5x54", adjusts
costly from Is to SO" for stond-up or sit-down
ironing. Turquoise and peach finish, nom
skid rubber feet
2.SS Foum Rubber Pad and Cover set---I.9s
Evening star., 1956-08-29

!; Langley Park. ma. Looer Lever H'
Evening star., 1956-08-29
SEMI-ANNJJAL FURNITURE SALE
2-Pc. NylOn Foam Modern Suite
''s;s' 7:':: 1897

Modern SOTO and chair
with foam rubber cush-
ions, nyIon boucIe up
holstery in choice of blue
or toost. Comfortable,
duroble, long-weorine,
with quolity construction
features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
MODERN MARRIAGE
Six Traits
Basis OF
Popularity
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE

ANY young person who wants
to be popular with the other
sex should have a little uncer-
tainty about how to proceed.
The qualities of a good date
are widely known and pretty
much the same all over North
America.
Sociologist Robert o. Blood,
jr.. of University Of Michigan
canvassed students as to the
basis of popularity. Men and
women alike agreed on these
six traits as being most i'm
portant::
/. Is pleasant and cheerful.
2. Has a sense Of humor.
8. Is a good sport.
4. Is natural.
S. Is considerate.
6. Is neat in appearance.
If these are the most adj
mired qualities. there are few
young people indeed who can
rot qualify if they want to.
Obviously it is not necessary
for a man to be the captain of
the track team and have q
convertible. or for a girl to be
a millionaire's daughter and
glamorous as a movie queen.
These characteristics are the
sort that make for good hui
man relations anywhere and
everywhere. Those who culti-
vate them will not merely get
more dates, but they will be
more comfortable with their
own parents, will be more sue
cessful in business and mar
rage and will get along better
with their mother-in4law q
few years from now.
Every one of them can be
cultivated without much trou-
BILE and at no expense. One
OF the basic ingredients il
cordially, sometimes defined
as expressive m-hearted-
ness"
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ENGAGEM ENTS
Runk-Eost
-Comerome1 Incorporoted.

Mr.. and Mrs. William North
Runk, formerly of New York
City and Greenwich, Conn. now
of this city, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Louise Froment to Mr.. James
Franklin East of Bedfors, Ind,
son Of Mr.. George Ezra East
and the late Mrs. East.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce B. Hut
sler Of Falls Church, Va, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Dona to the
Rev. Robert q. Wagner, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F.
Wagner, ST., of Riverside, Conn.
A January wedding is planned.
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S0nders-Gront ,

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Sanders, jr., Of Baltimore an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Diane Doris to
Mr.. David Vernon Grant. son
of Mrs. Middleton Grant of
Chevy Chase and of Mr..
Vernon Grant of California.
The wedding is planned for
Septemher 3.
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Snith-Moles

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C.
Smith Of University Park,
Nd, announce the engage
J ment Of their daughter Linda
Gail to Mr.. William Kenneth
Moles, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Moles Of College Paris
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Gronger-Atkesonl

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Granger Of Bethesda, Md. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Paula to Mr..
Timothy Breed Atkeson, of
Philadelphia, son of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Clarence L. C.
AtSeson.
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Ncquin-Tyler

Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Oliver Francis Naquin an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Frances Lor-
raine to Mr.. Earl Wayne Ty-
Ter. jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyler of Richmond, Va. and
West Palm Beach, Fla. A late
August wedding is planned. .
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.Wofers-Zseleczky

Mr.. and Mrs. Joheph B.
Waters, jr.. of Mutual, Nd,
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Rosalind
Jeanne to Ensign Emil Jacob
zseleczky, USN. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Emil F. Zseleczky of
Staten Island, N. Y. A Sep
TENDER wedding is planned.
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Thomos-Sponuler

' Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
Of Chevy Chase. Md, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Nancy Lynne
to Mr.. Ronald Tice Spangler,
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Spangler of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.
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.HoYes-Feoun

Mrs. Charles David Hayes
OF Chevy Chase. Md, an
nounces the engagement of
her daughter Barbara to Mr..
James G. Fegan. son Of Mrs.
John ]. Fegan and the late
Mr.. Fegan. A December we'd
ding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
ChondIer-Wiecond

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Al
fred White Chandler of Chevy
Chase announce the engage
ment of their daughter Alice
Jane to Mr.. Martin Wiegand,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Trip Wiegand. An October 6
wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18

says, "A visit to StauRer is a COM
pletely relaxing time"
SURE. SCIENTIFIC. Stauffer
System is based on sound, scientific
principles tested and perfected over
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Staufer System is absolutely free,
And you'll have complete figure
analysis. Call today
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Greenfield-Schnoor

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green
field announce the engagement
of their daughter Isabel to Mr..
Fred A. Schnoor, son of Mrs.
Norbert Steiner Of Rockford,
Ill. An August wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18
ELlenboqen-Bogort

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ellen
bogen announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Fay to
Mr.. Felix A. Bogart of Fresh
Meadows, Long Island, N. Y,
son Of Mrs. Frances Baral. A
June "a wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-18

FROM DRESS SIZE IS
TO DRESS SIZE u
IN 3 MONTHS!

Mrs. Paul Wyatt of Oklahoma is a
brand-new Staufer success story. In
three months Staufer System took
~ inches from her waist, 6 inches
from her hips, 8 inches from her
thighs. She Skinned from 1879 to ITO
pounds Mrs. Wyatt writes that she
now wears the same dress size she
wore as girl.
WHAT WE DO. Stauffer passive
exercise takes inches from hips,
thighs, upper arms, ankles-Aattens
your tummy, beauties your pos
ture, firms and tightens muscle. We
coax your entire body into more
pleasing lines.
IT'S 50 EASY. The desire for a
lovelier figure is all you needl As
you lie down and relax, Staufer's
soothing passive exercise helps re-
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-07-20
SKULSTAD ESCAPES SAFELY WHEN PLANE FLIPS ON sTIKINE

Thor Skulstad. well known local Ellis Airlines pilot. escaped with a ducking but lost his plane when gust of wind overturned the craft Monday at Chutina Landing 8 o miles below Telegraph Creek on the Stikine River.
 Pilot Skulstad was making his second flight of the day with per sonnel for the American Metal company and had just landed his passengers when the accident oc- cured. Men on the shore showed the plane into the river as Skull stad prepared for a takeoff when a gust of wind, estimated up to 45- miles an hour. picked up d wing and Tipped the light Aeronca sed- an on it's back Skulstad got free of the cockpit, climbed out on a wing and was rescued with a skiff be- fore the plane sank. IL was report ed the plane probably would be lost because of the difficulty of getting squipment to the scene to raise it from the river
 A helicopter in the area flew pilot Skulstad into the American Metal company camp where he was picked up by an Ellis plane.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-07-20
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS EXTENDED BY SENATE

WASHINGTON -LR- Jubilant Democrats this week hailed their Senate victory on the Social Secur- ity bill as marking m historic eX- pansion of protection and retire ment benefits for American famil- ies. la
 The Senate, after 12-hour ses- sion. passed 9O-O the bill permit ting qualified women to start drawing retirement payments at age 65 to totally disabled persons to receive benefits starting at age 50.
 The six absent Senators were re corded as favoring passage of the bill.
 But the Democrats squeaked through by only a two-vote margin, 47-45. on the most exciting battle of the debate the proposal by veteran Senator George CD-GaD to put the disability program into the bill.
 Democrats discounted any threat of a veto by President Eisenhower. even though the administration op- posed both the key benefits in the bill as too costly. ut they said the measure would provide prime cam paign material this fall whether it is signed or vetoed.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-07-20
DRUXMAN SAYS TEXTBOOK COMMISSION "INSENSITIvE" TO COMMUNISM

JUNEAU -lP Alaska Education Commissioner Don Dafoe has said that there is mo foundation" to an accusation by Robert Druxman, chairman of the Alaska American Legion committee on Americanism, that the Alaska Textbook Commis- is "insensitive" to Communism.
 Druxman. of Juneau, made the charge at the Legion's convention in Anchorage last week in connec- tion with retention of the textbook. ."Our Changing Social Order" which is on the Commissions approved list.
 Druxman called the textbook "disguised Communist prOpagan- Ida" Dafoe said the Textbook Com mission members are carrying out a comprehensive review of the disputed sociology book, which the Commissioner estimated was used by not more than 100 high school pupils last year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-07-20
ARIZONA SENATOR WANTS TERRITORIES T0 HANDLE OWN LOCAL AFFAIRS

NASHTNtfG0\ ID The Sen ate Interior Committee has order ed it's staff tn rra0qre legislation to give to U. s. tov~itories mowers over their intprn7I affairs compar- able to powers of e'ata Iocal gov- ernments." The 1pgi-lation is to hn introduced at the revt session of Congress. said Sen. Goldwater CR- Arizona). it's sponsor.
 Goldwater called for the legisla- tion after saving that the commit tee had considered a number of bills this wear which he felt ''could De pest handled bv Terri torial Legislatures which are more familiar with local conditions"
 He said: Tt seems senseless to me for Congress to concern itself with matters of a purely local na- ture. In fairness to elected officials of Territories Congress should di- vest itself of much of its maternal authority.'
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-07-20
PACIFIC NORTHERN GIVEN EXTENSION
 ON MILL CONTRACT

Pacific Northern Timber Com- pany' which is planning a Iumhar plant and SO-ton pulp mill at Sboe. maker Bay, six miles soutb os town is understood to have baan gwen years extension of timo under its 5O-year contract With tha Forest Service which involves 2gq oO acres of timber in this area ac- cordlng to advices received bera
 In Portland Dean Johnson MA formerly handled the design engin- eering for the company. said ba believes the Forest Service had granted a one year extension fin build the mill. Officials of tba company were not immediateIv a- variable for statement.
 Forest Service officials said ap- plication for an extension had baer made and that an announcement would be made by mill officlau bv August 1.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-07-20
THROUGH THE SENTINEL PERISCOPE
Rumor Market

The rumOr market was looking up this week. Hottest one along the Southeast coast was that they had struck it in the Cassiar!
 AS we reported in this peerless journal last week, there's a lot of activity in the Cassiar mining dis trict of northern British Columbia this season. What could be more natural than to follow it up with some good strike news? They have been looking for it since 1870.
 Our pet rumor of the week pin points itself in the area of Porcu- pine Creek, some 180 miles almost due east of Telegraph Creek. There, says the down-Stikine River report, copper ore in what promis- es to be valuable quantities has been discovered. Copper at the mo- ment is priced from 40 to 45 cents a pound with brisk demand.
 The Highland-Bell Company is carrying on extensive field work in the Porcupine country.
 Trust this doesn't cause stam- pede.
 Meanwhile, industrials were hold ing firm on the Wrangell board - cannery and sawmill operating at normal capacity.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-07-20
LOIS BAKKE VISITS RELATIVES HERE

Miss Lois Bakke, daughter of O.. K. "Tink' Bakke, returned to Seat tie Sunday after visiting her father and other relatives here. She visit ed her sisters and their families the Berkeley Sturteyants and Rich ard Slough, and her brother. Ar- mold and his family.
 Lois and her sister, Seena, are former WACs They now live in Seattle where Lois is a doctors as sistant at Providence hospital and Seena is a record clerk at Virgin ia Mason.
 Another Wrangell girl, who lives with the Bakke sisters in Seattle, Shirley Eyon, works ill the book keeping department at King Coun- ty hospital. The three girls have an apartment together in Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-07-20
FISH PACK UP TO Il9,243 CASES AS OF JULY 14

The fish pack for soutbeastarn Alaska mp to July l4 for this vear totaled 119.243 cases. according n figures released by the Fish and Wildlife Service. Last year tha pack Q July l6, totaIed 166 Og5 cases for Southeast.
 \ breakdown of the figures gives the pack for the various areas as follows:
 hetchikan red 1876: kings -f' Dinks l9,132: chums 2.S3S: echoes 241; total 23.611.
 West Coast - red 36, kings 5. pinks 1,O62; chums 19O: echoes P; total 1868.
 Wrangell-Petersburg - reds l5o; kings 263; pinks 12.770: ohums 3.S6O: echoes 2G4; toal 1s- 707.
 Eastern - reds 1925: kings 50. pinks 3,49S: chums 2l94: echoes l31; total 7,09S.
 Western - 11,403; kings 67O; pinks 12,920. chums 23.991. CO., hoes 592; total 49.576
 Icy Strait reds 1884; kings l26. pinks 5.S63 chums 39.766; echoes 1.620: total 17S83.
 Totals for Southeast - reds 21.- 474; kings l.1&S: pinks 55.245; chums 39.76G. echoes I.G2O.
 Total pack for Central Alaska this year to July I4 Is 22o.259 cas- e7 as compared with 294.952 cases to July lf last yaar. Western Alas ka had pack of 505.905 eases to the 14th this year as compared to 356.939 to the lGth last year.
 Total pack for Alaska so far i- ahead of last year. according to the FWS figures Up to July IA this year 945,4o7 eases were packed as compared with S179S6 to July 16 last year.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-07-20
Dope On Dredging

Al Soliss, assistant chief of con- struction. maintenance and opera tion for the U S. Army Corps ot Engineers, and Mac McIllhargey. technical liaison officer. both of the Anchorage office, were in town today checking over the dredging project. SoliSs estimated the dredg- ing in the upper harbor as about half finished under the contract requirements. The contractor, he said. has until December l. to com plete the three dredging jobs - Metlakatia. Wrangell and Peters burg. Estimated time of the dredge going to Petersburg is around Sep tember l. Due to the difficulties encountered by rock formation, Supt. Don Bell of the Manson-Os- berg Company. doing the work. had given up estimating. "We1l make fl this summer" was his com ment-