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Evening star., 1947-08-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. (contl !

HOUSES FOX SAEE-N.E. tConf.1
COLORED-CHARMING 5-RM. BUNGA-
Low. 44th st. ne; $1,000 down. Mrs.
Whitney. AT; 5000. with BARNEY o.
CoLoREDAFoR As Low AS ssss DOWN.
balance easy payments. you can own your
own home. B, J. CRIVELLA, INC. 341s
COLORED-NEAR DUNBAR AND ARM
STRONG HIGH SCHOOLS-Brick. 2-family
nat; 5 rooms and bath. h.-w.h. each: near
stores and transp.; terms. e. A. BARRY,
CoLoRED-14os 3rd ST. N.w.-S500
down, balance convepient terms 2nas s9oms;
Vinnick. with A. NJ. DRAISNER. 1404 st.
NV. Ma SO36.
5000 down: 6 rooms. bath, basement
row brick Call Milton vinnick. with A. M.
DRAISNER, 1404 l. st. NV, MA. S036.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcent.)

uNV6Sts tN0fs ESN SeNss NS0uts's
CQNNECTICUT AyE.-6-story.. elevator.
on long leases to prom. tenants. win
5ssNhsn 1eT 3 3ssosn EstSra srsEsr, Sss nEss from
new 1i-GNiT APT: choice location be-
tween Lee blvd. and Wilson hlyd; not far
BRANNER. DI. 7740. ewes. and Sunday
M II sccSoMMERcIAL or Bladensburs I'd,
ne Live in l apt (owner moving) and
receive ST so per month income from the
3 other apartments. ProPsrty, for sals
completely furnished ineludins lia a. ! sas , and
1858. L. T. dRAVATTE, Realtor, 72s
MAKE An OFFER-Fiorida; owner must
sell Immediately b-unit brick apt. build.
commercial lot; also apt. house site, suit.
able for Is-unit apt: S-unit frame apt:
building: make . cash offer. YcTSH
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

1000 50. it. Of floor space; r.r., siding
available; also river frontage. Tor full de- sa
SILVER sPRING-For sale or lease, $4,000
sa. It. Of industrial land or any part
thereof; on paved streets and on or near near
Tor lease. space in proposed fireproof bldg.
in area Of 1000 50. It. or more. EARL J.
PRESTON, Real Estate, 1880 Ga. ave.
silver Spring 6H 1852 -Z6
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

VALUABLE CORNER LOCATIONS, vacant
ESs !S; ssSss; a; II, esssee.
Industrial zone; 1000. So IT. At street level
3nd-fir. level. immediate possession
Lease, S175 per month. GEORGE Y.
WORTH1NGTON a. SON, Active Realtors
since 1892. 1719 Eye st. NV. MA. 1925.
JUST OFF N. Y. AVE. N.E.-and com. en-
tire / st floor Of BLDG. to Be constructed; !;
10000 SO. it. OF floor space; loading plat
forms for trucks: near public siding:
SnF lssss lsosM a1TH Nh asse ,mm.d as
ately; ideal for light manufacturing, jewel
er. silversmith. printer. once and work
room combination. etc.i 800 to $500 square
feet of space Apply leasing dept, LEO
n; BERHsTE1N q CO., 14lb x st. Saw"
MA Ms 18th 18th ST. N.w.-Brick bldg. contain
ing 3 complete floors. zoned 2nd comm,
washrms., heat, new INV. tank, lge. rear
I'd. to alley for parking. vacant, occupy l
A. and sublet other g. Reasonable rent to
right party r. g. BLACKSTONE. Resltor,
927 18th st. NV. MA. 1880 or OIL. oI07.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-1st CONNER
cial. g lge rms, can be used IS omces.
laboratories, etc; newly decorated; reason ns
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION, low rent,
$1O0 . month. Apply 634 Florida ave. NV.
TO sUBLET-2 floors. 1920 NJ st. NV,
suitable for ofnces, other businesses. Phone
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

TENANT HOUSE or lge.
garage-Well constructed, with small sur
nearby Maryland or Districts. by oualified
architect for personal residence; social
and business references upon request. Call
ANYTHING TO RENT or option to buy
that's nvable, with l to 10 acres, within
10 miles of D. C. Box 306-1, Star.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WE HAVE SEVERAL APT. HOUSES, nsts

sas ss;Isss rdIA s1s NV
s4RAS4aS,cALLY M SrsS csT tSF EocSTED Four STORY
and basement ONCE bldg, completely re-
modelled and modernized; now uncer nve-
year lease to financially responsible tenent;
Exceptional net return to investor. CAL
pI. 1918 till o PM. VIM. II. SAUNDERS
E3CELIENr NoRTHEAsT location, s
blocks i10m Sapt0lS Best
alley: annual income, $3.50: price. S26,::
sa.y NJ s'?:ss ?s:sss IA sOss ssS0 *iii p
IN IN GE6RoEroWNMA most unusual re-
modelled prick building, on Wisconsin ave;
contains store. 2 rear rooms and 2nd-n
apt: gas heat. cleo. refgr., s!ec. rsnss:
leased to excellent tenant ct $500 per
5ulanr 70 opsrstns ssn: other Mr na sas
VIZ vi. 716S. with sHxsNoN & IucHs c.,
ccSoGxMERCIAL LoTi price, $50. 900: have
substantial tenant: AZ net on investment;
For further information, call JUD6oN
REAlY, agent. l122 No. irving st" Arl'
TTsskoSMAA Tsk SA ofSGi ofrasix-4-uni. srt. ant: sSHfds.
FRA msdsrn i eyer, 5s:e.e' Fooss sJsYs lsss
N. AcKEN. Sliao 4oe0. Sligo 7433. -2s
S APTS., 3-story brick; dre escape and
requires Sc: 900 down and balance PAY
II CO.. 906 10th st. NV. DI 4470. 20
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GEORGIA AVE. NV. nr. Allison St
type OF business. with or without improve
ments. reasonably priced fer your sn;pss- SPEC
hath. Gas heat Immediate possession.
csIi TIL 8 pm, LEO NJ BERNSTEIN q
CO., i415 K st. NV. ME- 5400. Wash
ing toms Complete Real Estate 1nstitution
ON WIS. AVE-, in Bethesda. Nd, business
district; 2 separate parcels. over 30O-ft.
fTonttssso; tSao GRANT, z, & HnAN' Re.ss66r'' s6
FOR SALE BY OWNER-1st commercial;
3 families; . garages: oil heat; plans ap-
proved for store, bsmt. and rooms A5eVe'
RA 736b 20
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14th ST. N.W.-Brick and concrete IRE.
proof building in excellent condition. 4
900 sq. It. Restrooms on al hoors; coal
stoker heat. Possession about October i,
1a47,
nee space (12 to is ofices on each noor).
restroom on all floors: elevator. Will re-
decorate: $500 per month.
Hunter, BOSS N PHELPS, NC 14l7
K at. NV. MA. $500 or GL. 5265. 20
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad gtdings ayaileele,.
soned Industrial: both IN D. G. and nearly
short-term lease. PEKBL1s CHEMICAL
CO once IN 25z6: res. I'm. $3.50
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TM0REIANn HILIS-Hn

BELLEVUE FOREST. IN beautiful nearby
ya;-Nearly Y acre. hiEn. ana ac siossa %
Possible apt. and commercial zone:
BaIstor, vicinity: $4,000. HARRINGTON
REALTY Co, OK. 00I7 call Til g. -27
SILVER sPRING-Nr,. ocala and Franklin
forest GIenW2 lots on Kimban pl.. box
lb0 It., each; have sewer and water;
So 100 for both.
B-40: suitable for i to 3 units 81 1920.
Associates. NC Ex. 1922. rs
C0LORED-CoR. sVMNER and wade rds:
dsts; $3.50 down. Ma. 14os. RA. 1iS1.
30
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lot in this choice section, master built
brick home, Is nearing completion.
bedrms., 2h tile baths, den, st:hoor lava
s. DAVIS g. CO.. Hyattsville Md WA. 5000.
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TO sUBLET-2 floors, 1920 NJ st.-p.w.
suitable for ofices, other businesses. Phone
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down, $50 NO.;
Diet. 5-rm. bunga-
; heat, large lot;
e Mr.. Manuel, EN-.
CORP 1877 Z
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$1,000 BUYS attractive 6-room frame
room. dining room, kitchen with gas
stove, front and rear screened porches,
on 1st floor bedrooms. and complete
bath on 2nd floor Ample closet space Lot
approximately 4Ox117 Excellent transp.,
conv. to everything. Easy terms can be ar
anseo 81 Al sAhEk "a STs " ns o
and Sundays Phone TIE. 7343. Alex. 6644.
Evening star., 1947-08-25

Bungalow In Riverdale. Md rooms
and 2 baths including q basement apt.
rage. lot 6Ox110: only 5000 To Inspect
these and several other fine home buys.
phone Mr.. Blackwood. NO. 6597. with
MA 2345 -25
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11
Unique Information Education Office
Serves 9Sth Quarfermasfer Battalion

legal advisor in Cleveland. The
98th Quartermaster Battalion In
formation and Education Office
not only found the answer to this
question, but also gave the busi-
ness-minded soldier pertinent data
on the opportunities and pitfalls of
business from partnerships to
swindlers."
Largely responsible for the eff
cheney of the 98th Quartermaster
Battalion's Information and Edu-
cation program is T h nj a n
Fourth Grade Wilbert C. Mills, "a,
from Washington, D. c. His per-
sonal efforts and ingenuity, in col
laboration with Chaplain Clifton
Morgan, Sumter, South Carolina,
Information and Education Officer,
have solved every problem yet sub
mitted to the office.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11
BIC Hotel Deal
fContinued from page 1)


regularly offered such a discount
or allowance, and was subStanti-
aIly lower than the rent general
Iy prevailing i'm the Defense Rem
tai Area for comparable rooms
on the maximum rent date for
this Defense Rental Area"
To select a couple of the room
numbers and their prices before
and after Lilley gave the go-ahead
signal is easy, because both Way
lands letter to Lilley and Lilley's
order for the increase are avail
able. Here are two:
Room 11O6 was registered with
the OPA by Wayland at So for one
person. This was on January Is,
1943 and less than a month later,
on February II, was raised by Lii
ley's order SO per day. Room 1107,
registered at $5 was jumped to $40,
exactly double.
During the pastsfour years, while
the big hotel was crying large,
salty tears because it couldn't af-
ford to pay living wages to its en-
ployes, and finally put them out
into the street because it couldn't
afford to pay-so it said-as much
as the Hotel Adams paid, some of
those rooms brought in as high as
$4,000 each for the Texas owners.
Senator Smith called particular
attention to the fact that it took
less than 30 days for Lilley to
change his mind about rent freezes
for the Westward Ho. Wayland
submitted a list of rooms and his
charges therefor in January and
Lilley made him special case"
less than a month later. The fact
that the hotel was able to collect
nearly a half million dollars thru
the special Intervention" of Mr..
Lilley, as Rent Director for the
OPA, should be thoroughly investi-
gated.
Maybe, this time, when federal
snoopers come in, there'l be diff
ferent story to tell. Maybe!
Some months ago the Arizona
State OPA Labor Advisory Com
mittee recommended that Mr.. Lii
ley be removed from office because
of his anti-labor attitude. The re-
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11
Hearings Now Being
Held In Pima County

After several delays the hearings
being held before William C.. Eliot,
special master, will adjourn to Tue
son for a few days to take testi-
mony and other evidence on the
petitions passed in initiating the
Right to Starve Amendment in
Pima County. The Tucson trip
comes as plaintiffs are winding up
their case on the many petitions
passed in Maricopa County. All
that remains to be done by the I'm
ions counsel in Maricopa County
is to finish objecting to the names
where the signer has signed the
petitions more than once. Prelimi-
nary checks indicate that there
stances.
Representing the Unions in the
hearings in Tucson will be Lau-
renee H. Whitlow, who has been
associated with Ira Schnier and H.
S. McCluskey in the prosecution of
the case in Maricopa County. Ac-
companying Whitlow will be How
ard Plum who has been in charge
of the crews making the registra-
ton check, not only in Tucson, but
in Maricopa County and the other
counties of the State as we'll.
Robert Myers of Hill, Robert,
Hill and Price will represent the
interveners in Tucson; the Attor-
ney General office indicates that
they will send no one from their
office to be present in Tucson.
It is hoped that all necessary in
formation can be obtained in Tue
son in a very few days so that the
bulk of the actual checking can be
carried on in Phoenix where all of
the parties are located. This will
make the proceedings less expen-
sive to all parties concerned.
Counsel representing the Unions
have had people checking in both
Tucson and Yuma preparatory to
taking testimony in the various
county seats in the State.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11
Reddy's Corner
East jefferson, at 10th st
Phoenix, Arizona.

A Phoenix, Arizona.
Well, Folks:
We have been seeing a lot more
of you lately. But we are wonder
ing if you don't have good neigh
Dor who doesn't know of the
Friendly, Courteous and Helpful
Service, combined with the Fairest
of Price that we here in the Liquor
Department at Reddy's Corner are
offering you.
Why not give your neighbors
and us break by suggesting that
they give us airy?
We believe that one visit here
will convince them or yourself
that our SINCERE wish is to al
ways serve you better.
We are hoping to see you soon.
Thank you,
ANNIE MAY, VIRLEE,
PREACHER" and
FREDDY"
P.S.-We received RAINIER, an
other good brand of beer, in CANS,
this week.
Come and get 'em!!!
FREDDY"
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11

Let the ARIZONA SUN
be your shopping guide.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11
Prescott News

Mount Olive Baptist Church
rendered a nice Easter program,
Sunday night at Z pm. The pas
tor, Rev. Youngblood preached the
sermon and the program was en-
joyed by all.
Missionary Lewis of Phoenix
closed her seventeen-day revival
Friday night, at the Church of God
in Christ, 131 N. Granite.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cobb, 518
South Cottage Street, and their
friends motored to Los Vegas, Ne
vada on an Easter visit with their
friends. H
Mr.. Jack Tull of 139 N. Granite
st. is very ill with severe cold.
Mrs. Teresa Porter, 128 N. Gran
ite Street has just returned from
her two weeks with her friends in
Los Angeles, Palmer Springs and
Santa Ana, California.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11
LOOK! LOOK!

IL sounds like a believe it or
not, but the Big Brothers Corp.
is giving away a lot on Broad
way to somebody for only $1.00
Zone Dollar). This is an eff
fort to boost Negro business in
Phoenix. Buy a ticket and you
may be the one to get a $375
lot for only one dollar. For in
formation you may call 3-7242.
Watch this paper for the day Of
drawing.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11

Miss Evelyn Mack, who has been
living in Los Angeles for the last
years is back home to spend the
Easter holidays with her family at
21 So 9Th Ave.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11
Phoenix Social
and
Club News

Mrs. Valerie Allen of. Tucson is
a house guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Pauline Jordon, over the Easter
holidays, and she is also relative
of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Oliver
Jordon.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11
flagstaff News
Week Of March 80
(By Mrs. Fred Polk

The Mission Society of First
Baptist Church held their regular
meeting Monday at the home of
Mrs. Fred Polk, after business, re-
freshmentS were served.
Twin Peak Temple No. 838 held
an initiation and eight new mem
bers were initiated, after which a
banquet was held and was enjoyed
by all.
The Eastern Star held their me-
mortal meeting Sunday with a
very large attendance, a lovely
program was rendered.
The First Baptist Church held
their regular services Sunday with
a large attendance, Sunday School
at $3.50 and B. T. u. at 5 pm.
Pride of Flagstaff lodge No. 1884
will hold their regular meeting
Wednesday night. We are proud
to see the lodge grow in the last
month, Is new members have been
initiated.
quest was ignored. Evidently his:
activity in behalf of big interests,
carried more weight.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11
Daughter Ellxs Sponsor Queen
Contest

Daughter Elks are sponsoring a
queen contest. Growing of the
queen, will take place in May at a
Carnation Ball, at Elks Home.
Each department contestants are
as follows. Art and Graft, Octavia
White, Daughter Annie O'Neal,
chairman; Relief Club, Roberta
Mos1ey, Daughter Clara Jackson,
chairman; Social Club, Ludea
Johnson, chairman, Daughter Ed
ma Gonaway; Education Dept,
Mabel Ellis, Daughter Anna Will
liams, chairman; Treasure Club,
Eleanor Peterson, Daughter Mi
verva Parker, chairman; Civil Lib
critics, Elnora Perkins, Daughter
Margaret Reeder, chairman.
On April 4, the Dt. Elks gave a
covered dish supper at the Elks
home, in honor of Past DIT. Ruler
Sands from Detroit, Michigan. She
was presented with q gift from the
Daughters by the Past DIT. Ruler
of the Grand Canyon Temple, Lii
lian White. DIT. Sands will visit
on the West Coast on her way
home.
The after Easter Dance given
last Monday at the ElkS Home by
the Educational Committee of the
DIT. Elks was a grand success. DIT.
Anna William is chairman.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11

With the Eighth Army in Kobe,
Japan.-"If we don't know it now,
we will in twenty-four hours" This
is the motto adopted by the 98th
Quartermaster Battalion Informa-
ton and Education Office serving
the Camp Carver area, in Kobe,
Japan.
All types of queries are submit
ted to the office every day in the
week. Recently a CT who was in
terested in opening a business in
Cleveland, Ohio, after his dis
charge, consulted the office. He
needed information concerning the
possibility of his family lawyer in
Baltimore, Maryland, serving as his
vers is reported to be somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Robert StearnS of COS S.
End Ave. is reported to be very
ill at her home.
Mrs. Elizabeth EpperSon OF l.. A.
spent Easter here with her sister
Miss McFraddie Robinson.
The Lampsodus Club of the AL
pha Epislon Chapter of the Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity met last Mon
day night and secured two more
memberships as PLEDGES. They
were Giles Shivers and Theodore
Motion.
Lampodus Club officers are:
Travis Williams, president; Tom
my Jewell, vice-president; Calvin
Goode, secretary; Judge Poole,
treasurer; Laranch Eddings, chap
lain, and Joe Batiste, sergeant-at-
arms.
Eastern Star TO Give Tea
The Maricopa Chapter of the
Order of the Eastern Star will
give a Silver Tea at the home OF
Mrs. Christine Perkins, 1888 e.
Madison ST., Sunday, April 81
from to Z pm. for the benefit
of their contestant, Miss Sadie
Hagler, who is competing in pop
ularity contest.
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11
P.-T.A. TO SPONSOR
;HJRHEE SINGERS

Carver High School P.-TA. will
present "The Mississipians", Amer
ica,s foremost Jubilee Singers land
Arizona sun., 1947-04-11

formerly of NBC, San Francisco,
on April IA, at 8 pm. in the Carver
High School Auditorium. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs. Jesse
Hagler, Marie Banks, Edna Con-
way, Edith Hunter and Lill Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccarthy
gave a surprise birthday party in
honor of their daughter Mrs. Ro-
berta Mosley. The party was held
at Macs Cocktail Lounge.
A large cake served as the CEN
ter piece surrounded by baskets of
spring flowers. A buffet supper
was served.
Mrs. Mosley received m n y
beautiful gifts.
More than SO guests were pres
ent. Music was furnished by Cur
tbs Gray.
The Willing Worker Welfare
Club announces they have clothing
in their possession to help the
needy. Contact Mrs. Jennie Tan
nehill, president, 4-0698 or Mrs.
Bertha Shelton of the Investigate
ing Committee, 4-1964.
Mrs. Susie Newsom of Pasadena,
Calf, spent a week at the bedside
of hre sick brother, Mr.. I. F. Sill
yer, 1927 E. jefferson. His son,
Lloyd, and wife of L. A. also spent
Easter with their father. Mr.. Sill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
1000 FEET UNDER THE SEA
Continued from page five

reached two ropes will come into action Thew will be
fastened through electromagnetic to the cabin 50 that
they can be released by disrupting the current Oxv
gen will be maintained in the same manner as in an
ordinary submarine. If some accident should hapnen
so that certain operations cannot be performed the
sphere will automatically be stopped in its Journey
and the surface assistants will receive the WARNING
In these prosaic terms he described what NAV
be one of the most beautiful or most terrible
adventures men have ever undertaken.
What about deep-sea life which Professor Picard
may encounter? The Is foot level may be either
teemng with strange forms of life or desoate Scen-
lists have discovered that levels of the ocean are
devoid of oxygen and therefore of life Others have
limited at the possibility that the sea monsters which
have captured mems imagination from earliest times
may have their home the sea floor. 1t is doubtful
however that creature which could live under pres
sures of 5000 pounds per square inch could survive
at the surface.
BIoLoCIsrs and biologists are tremendously excited
about the venture Nearly every university has offered
to send scientist along Professor Picard has let it
be known that Dr. Max Cosyns will be his assistant,
but that they will take at least one other scientist
with them on each descent.
Scientists are not the only ones who want to TO-
Since the plan was first announced, thousands of
ordinary men and women have deluged him with
offers of their company.
In spite of the professor s faith in the behavior
of his weird craft. it will be tried out without
passengers before it takes its human cargo down
into the danger He is installing set of auto
matte controls so that it be sent by itself to
depth of 10000 feet, recording the trip with its
automatic cameras.
If the test dive proves satisfactory the professor and
Dr. Cosyns plan to make two trial dives the first to
depth of one mile, the second to mile and half.
Later geologst biologist will be added to the
and the deeper descents will be made Each dive will
last about IL hours and will take the craft lateral
distance of around Is miles.
wye Have 10 be CazefuI'
He HAD hoped to be ready in the beginning of le47,
but construction has taken longer than anticipated.
The sphere is being assembled under his personal
supervision in Antwerp. and nothing is called COM
plete until he has satisfied himself about every tiny
detail. One reason for his extreme caution was
demonstrated recently in his laboratory The test
cylinder ruptured under the terrific pressure, and jet
OF oil shot out centerng inch thick copper plate.
The plate was cut clearly in two. You see said the
professor calmly, we have to be careful
His first ascent into the stratosphere in 1881 almost
cost his life and that of his assistant in spite of the
fact that they had taken every possible precautlon.
On such flights, filter for removing carbon dloxde
Continued on page II
Kodiak mirror., 1947-07-26


 Ping-pong enthusiasts of Kod- iak and vicinity will participate in their monthly tournament at the Community Center Sunday evening, Play will start at 8 pm and is open to all
 Two titles are now open since Kay Wade, mems champion is away and Malutin, junior champ has become a senior by virtue of a birthday since the last tournament. Robbie Norton is defending boys champ and Bea Malutln holds the women's title.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-07-26


 Plans for a supervised swim period at Big Lake on Monday afternoon were announced this week by the Community Gen. ter.
 A life guard will be on duty at the lake from ? to 5 pm. if the weather is nice and parents may feel free to send thelr children for swimming at that time.
 If enough interest is shown a regular supervised swim program will be set for each week.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-07-26

Thursday afternoon, July A. at 3 pm the women of the Com- munity Baptist church held a tea at the home of Mrs. A. H. Johnson in honor of Miss Doro- thy O. Bucklin, secretary of Missions of the Woman s Ameri. can Baptist Home Missions Soci- ety of New York Miss BuckIin is guest at the Kodiak Baptist Mission.
 Those present included: Mes- danes A. Il. Johnson, Frank McConaghy, Pratt, Sutliff, P. J. David Hungerford Wallin, Glen Chandler, M. s. Burnham, Zelia Stone, Wm. Stone, Price, Smith, and Misses Bucklin, Rose Grazi- ano, Estelle Marlin, Vivienne Green and Julia Pond.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-07-26
Kodiak Rancfser
 Speaks At Fairbanks

Fairbanks-Jack McCord, pio- neer engineer, mining man and now a stock grower on Sitkalidak and Chirikof islands was the guest speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Lions club.
 He gave an interesting account of the Russian discovery of Alas ka and the founding of Kodiak, the first capital of Russian Am erica.
 He told of hIs enterprises in the stock raising field on the islands He is enroute there now for the summer.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-07-26
Notice

If that pair of shoes that just fit is becoming worn If those expensive coverings for your pedal extremitles need bit of fixing
 Or if just plain economy beck ons to you Tn wishing you could have some footwear expercly re- paired
 Just keep them handy until September 1 and then turn them over to us On that date or there abouts our new shoe repairing equipment will be in Kodiak and we will offer the latest type shoe repairing te the residents of Kodiak.
 Save your shoes-and save! Ray Geiger
Kodiak mirror., 1947-07-26

An important meeting of the Board of directors of the Kodiak Community Center will be held next Thursday at 7:30 pm Tn the library at the Center.
 Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, chair man, will preside.