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HOUSES for SALE, Nd. Cont. }
ENGLISH yUIACE. Pethesda-N,W

ENGLISH VILLAGE, Bethesda-New
3-bedrm. 2-bath brick Spilt-level.
Entrance hall. large liv. m.-din.
rm. comb. Mod. kit. breakfast
nook. rec. rm.. built-in garage Ex-
RoBER TsoN. Reaitor 79aS wis
ave, OIL. 2-2123; HE. 4-2@6l, ewes.
GARRETT PARK ESTATES bed
rm brick rambler, fun basement
lge. fully equipped Kitchen includes
dishwasher and garbage disposal;
handicapped corner lot $4,000
FILA 81 400 down. 5001 CUSHING
dr., OIL g-9397.
KENSINGTON = Wooded "a acre;
conv,. loo; walking dist. to all
schools churches, etc: Ice, .5-bed-
iros olaer nome J 1S6 right right, for tne
1900 for particulars. HIGGINS &,
HARRISON. INC, Realtors.
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IANGLEY PARK-S7.b5O
CHEVY CHASE MD

Bargain priced at S19,95O. Al
most-new brick Colonial with pwdr
rm., lge. liv, rm, sep din rm. mod
ern, kit. and enclosed porch on LIST
H.; 3 good bedrms. and bath up
stairs: partially finished rec. rm in
full bsmt. This is a good house and
an excellent close-in area W, B.
WRIGHT EN- 16ROA ffu q
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At Your Doorstep

Express bus, school, golf course
Four bedrooms, one and one-halt
baths Colonial in excellent neighbor.
nood. Trees, patio and fireplace. Won
dertul family home. So. 800.
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave JU. S-4I34 til q
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LOHR

HOBERI T.. LOHH
HE $4,000 TILL Q Pm RA. $4,000
OUR 36th YEAR OF DEPENDABLE
NEAR ROCK CREEK HILLS
LARGE RAMBLER
Stone and brick. 80 II. wide. att
garage. beaut. setting Of trees and
shrubs; foyer, liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
3 bedrms . baths and scr porch .
rooms and closets exceptionally
large; daylight rec. rm. and bath in
full bsmt. gas &C. heat; a quiet
section near schools and bus. owner
moving Price $4,000 on terms.
KETTLER BROS, INC.
232l Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4S3l
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

PRETTY AS A -bedrm
California bungalow on big leveI
lot. mr.. everything. $1,000 dn
and take over CT loan. Nj. new
freeway, schools and shopping
Payments less than apt. rental
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
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BETHESDA blks. OF Wisconsin
ave. cow. TO all schools, shoppins
and express bus; spacious brick
Colonial on level corner lot; lRe
1st-h. den: 3 bedrooms, bath on
2nd A.; maids rm., bath in bsmt /;
scr. porch; lge, Gear Diet, brick
home. entire interior redecorated
~, 600 cash. $3.50 per mo. TOWN
L. gTIpYTPpAN EN- 0QAO0
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BRADY BLVD. AREA-Spacious
stone Colonial in beautiful wooded
neighborhood Features first-foor
den lavatory and heated sun
porch. 3 twin-size bedrms.. .
baths up stairs, rec. rms garage.
seorsous lot with big patio and
snd must be sold FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, OIL 2si0O6. ewes OIL
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"a ACRE-3-bedrm. masonry, un-
finished OWNER. 10. 7-S455.
ENJOY LIFE IN THIS 3-BEDRM.
home in beautiful setting of trees
with large lot, ideal for family with
children; sep. din. rm and full
bsmt; walk TO bus. shops and pub
lie or parochial school; low down
pymt. for GI: price. S12.475.
JAMES c. CONLEY a. CO.. AP.
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This new Williamsburg Colonial
home-furnished by Colony House
offers every facility for comfortable
family living and entertaining both
INDOORS and out. In setting beauti-
fully lAndscaped by A. GUIDE Sons OF
Rockville. Md. there is a beautiful
nagstone patio. and a screened rear
porch leading into tiled recreation
room with fireplace on the lower
level There is an open upper porch
with access from both the dining
room and kitchen-ideal for outdoor
dining. The house Is completely air
conditioned for summer comfort in
doors and has four bedrooms and
three baths other rooms include q
kitchen with adjoining pantry. sep
crate dining room; living room with
when you visit Summaries" is the
indoor Hi-Fi system By
Shrader Sound. Inc Plan to see thi,
exceptional home soon. as well al
a number Of others nearing com
pletion nearby.
SUMNER is a community distin.
guished by its diversified architec.
ture. residents who are people Of
discriminating taste, and the beauty
Of its cool, woodland setting. Sumner
oners ideal location. too-for Il 1,
convenient to all churches. parochia
and public schools. shops and public
transportation.
TO REACH-Out Massac husett,
ave. "a mile beyond District line tc
Sumner entrance on your left, left
on Fl. Sumner drive. follow signs to
"Summerlea" and the other new
homes on Westpath way.
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q bUbUhbAN, I'M. E-SfUU.
- 80
BETHEsDA sPLiT-LEVEL; s96,950
BETHEspA .HMLMEAD q p

Drlck CoI0nlaI on NerN Iafge lot
Full bsmt. playrm., $4,000. GEO
W. ROBERTSON, Realtor 1g3t
Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2l23: HE. 4-2261
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RRADLEY Hills. S4i.500 : TbeT,

room residence on a huge wooded
lot lust stones throw from
Chevy Chase circle. new lst-foor
powder room. new dream kitchen,
decorated throughout. Priced in
rm,i,d %0s Gsll ,ssah 4
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-Unusaal

fuStOm-DulIt TaMoIeT. FOIIy an
cond Liv. rm. with dining ell, 3
psormps, 1atn S,,,S gen s- snq p9 3Sta
rm and bath Beaut grounds
$50, 800 FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
OIL. 2-100R: ewes OIL. R-Sn1G
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C. ROBERT GRAY CO.
REALTORS
ora Ellsworth Drive III 6-6i(
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CHEVY CHAgE-Beautiful 3-bedrm.
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-semidet..

bedrmS-, Nv, rm sen. din, rfn /.
Sal g60. Low down payment
OWNER. 10. 5-4175. No agents
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB = Without
question ,he ultimate IN gracious
perv lac bedrms a fabulous rec
rm dream kitchen 3 baths and
80 many other features, that We
uree you 10 call us for a showing
Exeeptionally well priced Al S4a 2
zoo and owner WILL TRADE t9r
OIL a-9390
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NEW ANTIQUE RAMBLER in high
ly desirable North Arlington loca-
ton on quiet street near schools
3 bedrooms, 2iz baths. large living
room with fireplace, separate dining
room. de luxe all-electric kitchen;
full bright basement Only S24,-
cHPp III Is.aE. InE LAONIE
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5 BEDRMS., DEN, REC. RIM
Just completed: de luxe custom.
built, spltt-level rambler on impres.
slve corner. lot. Foyer entr., Ice. liv
rm., sep. full-sized din. rm., huge
DE luxe kit. l5x10 with brkfst. area
iully equipped with garb. disp.. dish
washer. eye-level oven. range. refgr,
3 bedrmS.. . baths on upper level,
4th bedrm. or den; Iavatory and
ouilt-in gar. on lower level, I'm
rec. rm. with firepl. Price. S32 800.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
CO. b-3h33. o TIL
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$40, $50 OR "WHAT'LL YOU GIVE?'
praisal at S2O.65O. Features pan
eled liv. rm. with high vaulted
ceilings and Romeo and Juliet"
balcony; din. rm., big bright kit. 4
bedrms. with loads Of built inns; full
bsmt; lovely tree-shaded lot
YOUR TERMS ARRANGED. Immed
REAL Estate SERVICE. INC
22"22 N. Glebe I'd. tof Lee hwy
Omen I'll
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA, SI0.5OO-A S-bedrm.,
@,-bath rambler. on . wooded lot,
IN most convenient neighborhood;
bus at your door and schools all
around; radiant-heated floors. pic
ture-window wall in liv. rm,: no
bsmt., but excellent storage facili-
ties. Owner moving LIST Of Sept.
c B. WYXELL. OIL. 2-3336.
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Juice Of the Ca11apbeW Tomato

making our CampbelIs Tomato Juice in a
Campbell Tomaobut make
made by the few good cooks who
put up That's why call it home style
the world would have to hump
good bodied Campbes Tomato Juice
advantage the
Naturally takes the best tomatoes make the best and that's why
famou Campbell Tomatoes
fixing the natural goodness these
Campbell right Campb Tomato Juice Makes
real fun to drink Better try
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in top of double boiler, place
over boiling water. Add cocoa,
sugar and salt, stir until
smooth. Beat egg yolkS
slightly. Slowly add small
amount of hot liquid to yolks;
return to double boiler and
cook over hot, NOT boiling
water stirring constantly I'M
til slightly thickened. Remove
from heat, add vanilla. Chill
until mixture is slightly
thicker than the consistency
of unbeaten egg whites. Beat
whites until stiff, fold in gela-
tin mixture. Turn into large
or individual molds, and chill
until firm. Unmold and serve
with whipped cream. Makes
6 servings.
MarmaIade SOuffie
Although this Souff1e is
cooked, it can wait and wait.
You won't have an uneasy
moment even if your guests
are late.
Six egg whites, y cup sugar.
"a cup bitter marmalade
(orange or ginger.
Beat egg whites until stift,
fold in sugar and marmalade.
Grease top of double boiler
and pour in the pudding.
Steam for / hour. If dinner
is delayed, don't remove cover,
but let Souf11e stand over the
hot water until needed. Serve
with the following rum sauce:
Beat 4 egg yolks with 2
tablespoons of sugar, add to
ia cups milk. Cook in double
boiler until mixture coats a
metal spoon, and flavor to
taste with Jamaica rum.
Makes 6 servings.
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S0uffIeS That Won't
Let You Down
Bv VIOLET FAULKNER

DESSERT SOUFFLES lovely to look at, but as
IL Indispensable as toy balloon. You combine all
the luscious ingredients pop your prize into the oven
and then cross your fingers while it bakes-you hope
to fluffy perfection But before you rush it to the
table-oops! it's fallen into sad, Soggy heap.
But SouffeS that won't let you down at the
crucial moment. You them up proudly and
then listen for sweet signs of contentment from your
guests
The tantalizing color the coffee soufe looks baked,
really isn't Fact is, two of Soufes today never
see the inside of an oven. Chill until firm" say the
recipes and therein lies the secret of their The
third airy perfection in the top of double
boiler.
What goes with these delectable sweets? Just one
thing really Coffee, hot and fragrant
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Coffee Cream SOume

Two envelopes unflavored
gelatin, "a cup cold double
strength coffee, 212 cups hot
dorble- strength coffee, l cup
sugar, divided; ~ cups
creamed cottage cheese, 2 egg
yolks, l tablespoon brandy
flavoring, 2 cups heavy cream,
2 egg whites, 70 teaspoon salt.
Soften gelatin in cold coffee
and dissolve in hot coffee.
Add 70 cup sugar. Stir until
dissolved and chill until sir
upy. Meanwhile, press cottage
cheese through a sieve. Add
egg yolkS and beat 8 minutes.
Add gelatin mixture and beat
in. Whip cream and fold in.
Beat egg whites until they
form soft peaks, add remain
ing 70 cup sugar and salt
slowly, continuing to beat.
Fold two mixtures together
gently. Let stand at room
temperature until mixture will
mound in spoon. Meanwhile,
bind a double strip of alumni
mum foil firmly around l.
quart Souffle dish or casserole,
extending it 2 inches above
top of rim of dish. Spoon
gelatin mixture into dish.
Chill until firm. Remove
strip. If desired, garniSh
top with created unsweetened
chocolate. Makes 8 to 10
servings.
Chocolate SOuffle
One envelope unfiavored
gelatin, u cup cold water, "a
cup cocoa, % cup sugar, "a
teaspoon salt, 8 eggs, sep
arated; l teaspoon vanilla.
Soften gelatin in cold water
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LINE pie plafe viii foil.
Lift out foil and place on
baking sheet. Sprinkle with
chocolate ns0Tseiy. Place In
slow oven for five minutes.
Then replace in pie plate
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How to BrOil More Flavor
into Hamburgers..
with FRENCHS MUSTARD

. DoubIe-creomed for richer favor
Here's favor trick that gives hamburgers
q big new kfti Mix French's double ereGmed
Mustard In the meat, then spread more on
each plump patty before broiling. You'll
agree: French's dosble-creamsed Mustard has
more tangy favor al through. Get q jar today!
More women d,oose Frenchs
than any other Mustard
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ADD shortening and blend
together with the chocolate.
Add sugar and blend again
until mixture Mckens just
slightly. Spread over bottom,
sides and edge Of plate rim
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PLACE the pie she'll in the
refrigerator for half an
hour 10 harden. Then peel
the foil from the chocolate
and slip back into pie plate.
IFS ready for the filling
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29
COMMITTEES OKAY COMPROMISE FISH BILL

t'4SH-r,,IvI -R.- I.e I-usg -Ia-Ine u-u r.,herIes c,mu..tJec approved d DiI lnis week to re- organize tur A.heue- au4 NI-lIle oeIyiCe. ! paIt oI the Interior De- partment
 IAe proposal described as \ com promise would create.
 \. A DOS, of assistant secretary of Interior tol Flsaer4e- and Wild- life
 A The position oI Commissioner Uf Fisheu.- ana WlldIiIc, who would report to the assistant seyre- tuly.
 5. TWO bureaus, one Of cJmmy.- cia. fisheries ana one ot tAe wild- life.
 Interior Department sources said the proposal approved by the com mittee apparently reflected cou- promise reached by Secretary of the Interior Seatou and 4pohesmen from 15 national conservation or- ganjzations
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DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
 GRUENING, EGAE. RIVERS TO CONGRESSIONAL POSTS

ANCHORAGE -r trs..... r.. oerats Saturday named couesa-...-- ai candidates unae. tr. .o-..-.-.- "Tennessae Dlan" to gain sra.s-
 ro.aer Gov. Ernest GrYarfr~ ".l seak the six-ye8r Senat. ta,.r William Egan. of Valdez win LiI tor four-year Senate term and t1ipl Iarsr Fairbanks. wa. ngm- td candidate for Hou+. al Rarr.- scutative-.
 The Democrats wound un rr.:. -vo-dav convention With < Hlra.. .Hd address ny CH.uiuz
 nuanirg te,. tl. d.fu. +, Alaskan -tateh,rd ta -t.rIsw r.. "crat-. fellow AI-=kar-. fellow o.-- oniaIe at the convention rau.Y..-
 "We am hn3w that when Af.-.., becomes a state, we'll concern a-~- selves wfIH national affairs .vr Yi.' hn ah-e 10 1ive reaI c0rrrf.-- tions," he said. "Copcarufua ra.fr-. affa'r-. Arctic afsatr- alG ta. -r-- ferine~ of colonial naurIe-
 We ougIt to Ha proud .r aa wears of .D mor4t.l a..... mcnrs IVY da.'ar.l WY r well we've had faur ya.r. ur .ra other Kind of eov.nmcn-
 know what the difference f--
 He contrasrai rh. r-aar. r..
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WHAT PRICE POPULARITY

ANCHORAGE -.P Six men armed with Knives and a club pre- pared to do battle over the affec- tious of an Anchorage woman last Saturday night but city police iu- tervened.
 Police reported that three air- men phoned the girl for date. She was at the time otherwise en- gagged With three civilians
 The two parties engaged in q heated debate and decided to settle the matter at the girls Fourth Ay- enue apartment. The airmen arriv- ed armed With an iron-tipped club. The civilians awaited with several knives.
 It was then the police arrived and dispersed the suitors.
 No charges were brought
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29
CANCER DRIVE STARTS HERE JULY
 SPONSORED BY 0. E. S

The local Cancer Drive will be carried on during the month of 1uIy' announced Mrs. George sumption, chairman for this years Iund raising campaign. The local Eastern Star chapter has assumed responsibility for putting On this years drive.
 Mrs- Joyce Hay and Mrs. Don aId House are local representatives of the Territorial Board of me American Cancer Society.
 Mrs Sumption said. this cur sade against cancer fs auotbar in- stance where the American peopIe nave banded together to slDp0r- research and conquer disease. and the success of this voluntary cru sade will be measured when can- ger IS overcome just as other dis eases such as tuberculosis and polio are on the threshold of be- Ing conquered through research made possible by public support"
 The Eastern Star will have a float in the July 4th parade and also on that day. wiI sell tags tJ boost the cancer drive.
 So when you see the girls with the Sword of Hope" tags symbol of the American Cancer Society. buy one and wear it proudly" Mrs Sumption urged -it win De ona way in which you will have chance to give toward this grea, crusade to save lives"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29
90 DEGREES CAUSES HISS AIaeTA no cETn -7TP pVA

i.-NN~t. t-sa U.'.g.t.s to tho N.uou.l rrri8r onamu.r or Commerce convention ruuaJ mto Kansas City last erud-- nv Hr. -lai" rl-"" Ho-Hraaae anna -aara- '""-H. - t- lot Hf uoi-r
 Ni-- Al1-".- vt l-IH. .r.viu- "i'. t"e de'.@#.i"a iu.w n.iuanE- was bundled ur fa . #--rv.t nrrl~ un1 a.-.r v..- ..a .rurr .f. <. n'ana inta en f..Ha. t...a-..r...
 "i never f.r. .w.r.. IH.. -rr. .. VA. ..-. -.-. -.. '>-"...a e.... a.....- ..n- sho dropped rar rnue-ravn r.a,r.- .o.1 r"Ia an5 di..r..d tha fua+
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29

Alaska since Jle faaG r.aa~audum Of tAa people tar statehood aul slid. since then until the present White House incumbent wao re- naseI oa hH stand rar statehood for Ala-aa aaa came o.- f.r --arn- hood lor Hawaii.
 He said Ee Wal unable to find uny couztructiv. .t- rlr Ar4-E. under the Republican admfnf-rr. tion He stated tha road program waa a"saa- 1. NeEll.v hota. was closed Ana funds far Health administration Ware denied iu the ,....! oar.y aa<- o1 aa. nra..". Gor rs-
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NAVY MAN HOME ON FURLQUGH

l. c. 2nd. Glass Marion Newman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Newman. arrived home Monday on 3O-day furlough from the Navy.
 Young Newman has been sta- tioned at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. for the past four years and will report back there at the end of his through. He is in Interior Com munications in the service.
 Newman was raised in Wraneen and graduated from tile local schools.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29
NOTICE

AM ".. "N""t". COUNT FDn THE TERRITORY oF ALA1NA. DIVISION EUNr -H ONE. Nr NEANaELL. hLA-NA
 \r-Io. uJ CREDITORS
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29

IN THE MATTER OF THE Es- TATE OF URANIA T. RANn- RUP, Deceased
 PgbLIc NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, has been ll.r appointed the Administrator oi the above entitled estate
 AlI persons having claims against said estate are required by law to submit them supported by affi- lavi-- w--Iin SIN O6l months after -he date of tho first publication of .a.. nn-.ee ~ the undersigned at h.s address in WrangeI. Alaska. ,ae same being as follows: Tom Charlton. Administration of the Es- ta-a of JrarfI n. Eaudrup. de- ceased. BaN 9l WrangeI. Alaska. Dated at WrangeU. Alaska. this -5.n lag w June. 1856.
 TOM CHARLTON
 Administrator Firs. publication June 9. 1856 Last publication July 40. 1856
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29
EXTENDS URANIUM BONUS

Extension Of the uranium ore huyiHg program to December 31. I906 ha~ been announced by the Atomic Energy Commission The iu.ial production bonus of up to s@5.000 las been extended to Mar @f. lg60.
 The AEC announcement states the new nrogram provides a guaran- te.i market for domestically pro- ooe.d ore concentrates. aud that u-a5"eer- Will be able to sell ur- uriam ro licensed commercial us- eus a- W.I a. to the Government.
 "Euowa ore reserves will be 4aauy depleted bv la62 unless ex- tended bN dEereSsfNa development ant exploration" tne AEC bulletin -ay- "A hiEh rate 0t discovery is e--eattaI
 rha Commission says that rontin~ uatial W. tho u <. program was ".m iH recognition of the need t.n .catuln- Government mar L.- Jo m-.ut.u Ligh rate of ex- r."raliau and development Tho r.w rrogram wii assist thc uran- inf industry n planning future operations
 Almo-t aII of the major uranium discoveries have been made by free ianaa and amateur prospeetors. It t- expected that the assurance of a 'ana-rime market will encourage ar increase 10 rauiEm prospecting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29

Now he's a healthy, seven- yelr-old. Last year ihe Amer. ican Cancer Society arranged for him to give a Sword of Hope to President Eisen- howerto start their campaign. This year they want every one to Fight Cancer with a ChecAup and 2 Check Will you help?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29
I.-.L.-...L L..-LN N...--

Fi4t publication Ilu. 4g. I9-C Last uaI'f. .5u I.t I@ ltIG
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29
TONI CHARLTON

First publication June 2g. 1856 La-- publication JuLy AM. l956
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FOR sArr

Ile Ga Screw -SAN JJAN.- ot- ticiaI 4Maer -.H ot> uiI N. sold tJ t-. I--a. uaa.. wv .l a- " where i- basis oa la.y Ic. 1856. fai- r..l u.. W.u n .a.oma. Wa--M-..u ,. -.l-. 5- .s. rr il i.r-rh with a Au.m mca~uHa- m.H- N. I..i .gea and depth aa 5.' t.a. Interested persons may In- -n... -.n aat tr ear a-tHg Mr. Dalo Hrt JHtal a.me+ Conmt.- ..4.r I.a-.m A.ta Sealed bids a.u. h va.... \. H.. Hu.ar WY aa.u Atta.rs. Juu.aa Area oa--.. E. u- E.s .--l Jur- a.l. #. T#. Im.u Aro. Of- ..a ra..- .. ria.t w reject uay and aH h.l- submitted
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HERB FOR WEEK END

CAar-e- NaG.r he.eh.aau a.- couutan. aal a.. laoh. were yf-- itors M N-aueeI last week end.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-06-29
209 FRONT STREET r--z E. SMITH, oD
 yLSI0N SPECTELT7T
VISI0N SPECTELTST

~HS7l5
 Professional training totaIng SIX years to adequately care for your vision.
 Equipment necessary to thoroughly ast yo9r rsan when glasses needed
 Assistance in the selection Of style lest suited W you from hundreds of modern frame Accurate fast service repa broken lenses or rs pairing your glasses
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Legion Auxiliary
Elects Officers

The installation Of officers
of the American Legion Auxil-
Tory, Rock Creek Unit 1853, will
take place on Friday, August
3 at $3.50 pm. at the Ameri-
can Legion Post los, Rockville
pike. Refreshments will be
served at the end of the cere-
monies.
Those to be installed are:
Alsace Kenestrick, president;
Beatrice Leo, first vice presi-
dent; Jayne Holt, second vice
president; Edith Green, treas
urer; Betty Morse. chaplain;
Natalie Marine, historian;
Louise Allen, sergeant-at-
arms; Doris Colman, executive
committee; Joyce Braley, ex-
ecutive committee: Anna Mae
Grofinger. executive commit
tee. and Barbara Hoover, APP
pointment secretary.
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Running on Estate
A Full-Time lob

5000 BIC. But, despite its
years in exiStance, it has only
recently become popular as a
household pet. Bettina shows
her prize-winning BaSenjis at
all large Eastern shows and
has a case full of ribbons to
prove their worth. According
to Bettina, "As a pet they are
divine. Although small, they
don't have the nerve-wracking
zap of the smaller dogs and
they are wonderful with chill
dren. They can even be trained
to sit on a typewriter and
take notes."
There is only one helper in
the Bettina Belmont Ward
Kennels, which are open all
during the week. Damara
Bolte, Gen. Charles Bolte's
daughter, who is as interested
in the Basenji as Bettina,
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