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Evening star., 1948-07-10
RERWYN. MD

BERW YIN, NIL.
Lovely 2-story. 3-bedroom home, built In
1871; large wooded lot 70x135; large liv-
ing room, dining room and kitchen; entire
property just redecorated; only ! blk. from
New furnished home, across street from
CATHOLIC Church and school, with hsa st LIST
mo lvlns room bedre0mS a,at1 tiled bat bath;
for 2 rooms on 2nd; large basement, h
VII; f, fenced ss lot; nr; sta M; uniV. Owner
Lovely prewar bungalow for S10,950;
small cash payment; wooded lot; 75xl25;
all large rooms; living room, dining room,
kitchen; 2 bedrooms and bath; basement,
2 porches; h.-w.h.; aluminium storm win
dows and screens; blk. from carline, nr.
Large 2. family house, kitchens and
Q baths; on lovely corner lot S0x100;
selling for only $4,000 with. $4,000 cash,
bal in trust; l blk. from carline.
Catholic church and school; blks. from
Univ. OF Md. campus.
BURCH REALTY co.
Berwyn. Md. Tower 57s3, TO. 633s; ewes,
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CHEVERLY. MD.

pu oS'e six.room pr 'b bricf. @ yrs n o,do @ ino no
sulated, screens, storm windows awnings,
screened porch. oil heat, 30-inch ventilat-
ing ians ,,Go ios oeanls snlar isnddscaped d wa
fiagstone patio: 2 blks. bus, school and
shopping: 30 min. to Capitol; priced reas-
onably; owner leaving town. IL"
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CHARLES S. GUM

Mr.. UNIV. OF MARYLAND
Modern 2-bedroom, 1h-story brick; space
for add rooms in attic; full bsmt., large
lot; priced for quick sale at $l1 $50.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.. WA.
66b6 I'm l6G IL
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ROCKCREST. MD.

Bethesda Naval Hospital; SlO,5rO, $4,000
down.. S56 mo. incl, principal. int. tax
and ms; bedrms.. living rm. dinine
garage, large fenced lot. Exclusive.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
Reaotor,, ,s101 Wisconsin ave, WI. s267;
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RIGGS & co.
Modern Brick Bungalow

MOdern BrlCK Bungalow
In the Chalfonte section of Silver Spring.
Living room with fireplace, dining room,
modern kitchen, completely equipped with
electric refrigerator and range, 2 bed
finished attic. 1t has gas aforementioned
heat, full basement with outside entrance.
Reasonably financed on excellent terms.
Phone Mr.. Mccarthy, TR. 2447, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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LARGE FAMILY?
Low income?. Here is your house. Mt.
Rainier. close to schools stores, transpi; hssi
basement, large wooded lot; S9.950. See
this today. Very reasonable financing.
Cali g. r. CARSON & CO., UN. 1873,
I'm 072S Office open ewes. III
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VET SELLING-FURNISHED

AZ loan; SI1,s5O; $3.50 cash: S59,25
per mo. includes int, prin., taxes ins.
Liv: rm: contains Simmons hidsaway h.s beg,
rms. contain beds, vanity, chest Of
drawers; tul tile bath lgsi Mt: n.+ta range age
full dry bsmt, iaund. tubs: gas &C. heat;
Ice. expandable attic with dormer windows.
House fully insulated and storm windows:
must see it. Call G.. r. CARSON g.
Co, UN. 1878, UN. 272S. oface open
evenings LIZ
Evening star., 1948-07-10

CT BUNGALOWS
handsome 5-rm. bungalows today: com
pletely equipt; full basement and unfin.
End H.; stove. and refgr., oil heat, open 2
Laurel, proceed 100 yds. ahead to our
sian, right to homes. sH. 1103.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
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NEAR CLINTON, MD.

On Rt. No. 5-Attractive cottage; livins
room, dining room, large Kitchen. bed,
porch; no basement: garage with wash
beautiful shady lawn; excellent nsishbor-
hood: near school, possession with title;
Ss.e5o, $4,000 cash and S75 per mo. or
$1,000 cash and $50 mo. o.-
DAN ABBOTT, CLINTON 81
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OPEN DAILY 1-2.3O

Bethesda. Md-Don't fail to see. this
group of beautiful homes in this exclusive
section They have many features of the
custom built home. Spacious rms. includ-
ing irst-floor powder rnl.; garage; reason
ably priced. DIRECTIONS. Drive out Wis
ave, left on Bradley blvd short distance
past Wilson lane, turn right on BradmooI
dr. to 5S05 Mckinley st.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD
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CHEVERLY AREA

New 5-rm. homes, GI; S1,50O down; S64
mo-; bedrm.. attic and best basement
you've seen, with outside entrance; price
Bladensburg rd to Peace Cross, right mile
on Defense hwy, right " mile on Rt. 202,
right ! mile on Cheverly ave. to store, left
homes: new street In front Of homes
J. VICTOR DICKEY, WA. 1146. ----12
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2 REDRMS . RATHS

Cape Cod bunsalow. Silver Spring area
! bedrm. and bath on LIST floor: 24.ft
liv. rm. with fireplace; full bsrnt.; S12.950.
Exclusive, COLEMAN REALTY CO, Real
tors, SH. 4123: ewes. and SUM-. SH. 0l65
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WOODMOOR

CT: S13,750-outstandin Cape Cod
bungalow; 5 spacious rooms, lse. full
bath; full bsmt., gas heat, Venetian blinds,
fireplace, exhaust fan; lge. level lot; ST.
500 down; $50 per mo-; immed. poss.
See this home before you buy. SH. 6440
SH NOIO. WOODSIDE REALTY CO. II
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ATTENTION. DOCTORS

Finest house in University Park. Bunga-
low of HYDRAULIC. pressed brick and Scar
garage; both with tile roof; z rooms; KIT.
in basement with private entrance; lge.
liv. rm: with irepl., space for 2 add. apts
on 2nd floor: space for more rooms IN
], 900 gal. outside buried tank. Pretty
ground5 and shrubbery; immed. possess
sion. Open daily for inspection. Oppor.
of lifetime for doctor. 6400 Baltimore
ave, University Park, Md 49,
Evening star., 1948-07-10

OXON HILL, MD.
6-rm. house. good cond.,. nice lot. 7101
6 pm, Mr. Wood LU. 9257.
WEST REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1948-07-10

NEAR POTOMAC, MD.
Owner has purchased farm and will sell
acres, m I oil Sill h.-S.h. hui immediate % 0 possession sion.
Full basement, electric refrigeration. Fine
lawn with trees. To inspect call Mai.
Lane. Ma. $500: evenings, WI. -62S9.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-07-10

S9,9CU-NO ReQI
This T-rm., 2-bath house is priced below
today's market; arranged in apts., with
separate entr. The upstairs apt. is rented
for $50 mo. and more than ,ss ,1wsr pays .pt the
rent free. Full basement, oil h.-w.h.,
aluminium storm windows; lot 105x150 # /;
low cash. Suitable also TOR investment;
Drive by 37o9 Cottage ter. q b.ks ON on
can Mr. Goddard at TR. 1852. with FRED
ERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC, NA.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.!
Naval medical personnel. Modern brick
Colonial home containing 2 daylight bed
rooms, spacious living room, entertaining
dining room, model kitchen, tiled bath,
fL-l bsmt., with gas a.-c. heat. LOB Glad
wyn court, Bethesda, Md. Open to p
pm. Sat, all day Sun. Call Mr.. Dunham
for particulars.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Evening star., 1948-07-10
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

tapestry brick, slate roof: st floor, center
hail, living room, large open. fireplace;
dining room, streamlined kitchen. tiled
iavatory, large porch off living room; 2nd
floor, 3 bedrooms, 2 modern baths; full
Basement, hot-water gas heat; construc :
tion and details exceptional: splendid lot
detached garage; price, S25,500.
STORY & co.
See Mr. Smoot, SO4 j 1th st. ME 400
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WI. H74U; evenings, WI 5I4S.
OPEN | TIL, DARK

Silver Spring, Woodmoor-Brick bunga-
low, located on Ice. wooded lot, liv. rm.
with fireplace opening onto lge. screened
bedrms. with dble. closets bath and
plumbing for bath roughed in and room
for 2 additional rms. End f. Full bsmt,
gas &C. heat. Out colesyilie I'd. to -Four
Corners, turn right on Old Bladensburg
rd to Lexington drive. turn left on Lex
ineton dr.. to house and open sign, EN-.
2345 or OR. 6565.
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UNIVERSITY OF MD.

Oak Springs subdivision. New brick homes.
With H. hrepiaee, dining room dslx1sHJ,
kitchen equipped with Ecu. IT,: refgr.,
closed porch. Sx20, fully insulated. and
weather stripped. Venetian blinds. alumi-
fully sodded and shrubbed. Open Saturday
and Sunday It'll dark. .$16,950: $4,000
FILA 1st mortgage at :41a%; monthly pay
ments, S76. To reach: North on Balti-
more blvd. to Greenbelt rd., turn right q
blks to. carline, left blks. to sample
house sign.
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Dr 1000. ev.s wo ess3
RIVERDALE. Md

RIVERDALE, MD.
5716 East Pine drive: open Sunday, J. to
pm. detached shingle 6 rms. and bath;
S9,950; down payment $4,000; lot 5SX
good condition; call Mr.. Moser, ia. 1881
with
KAY REALTY CO., INC.
65nh Ga ave. NV. RA. 1900. IL
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SILVER SPRING

Open Sat. and Sun, noon till dark-New
section, SDringdale bungalows and 2-Story
BONES from $4,000 with small down pay
ments and monthly payments as low as
SIS. Out Georgia ave. "a miles past
Cnlesville rd. TO Springda'e sign. right 3
blks. straight to exhibit homes with GOLD
STEN BROS. signs. Call RE. 1885, till
Evening star., 1948-07-10
KENSINGTON x

GNSlNIlON
S1.25o down, $50 mo-, balance In irst
trust, 4to. Don't hesitate to see this AT
tractive 2bedrm. bungalow with full bsmt.:
on lge. LOT with garden spot. An ideal
home for small family. $9,250.
O. l.. MURDOCH
Evening star., 1948-07-10
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL l Blk,

45O7 Sleaford T., Bethesda, Md.--Lovely
new det. brick home, lge:,, liv. I'm. with
hrepl, side porch, roomy din. I'm, powder
rm. and a charm kit. with American
all-metal cabinets and S-cu-ft. GE refgr.;
3 lge. bedrns.. ample closet space: lge.
bsmt,, room fer rec. nm; close to schools,
call MI Powell, CB 7OS9. D. C. BRAD
LEY. builder and agent -r-i3
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CHEVY CHASE MD.

s14,95o. Terms. 4s1e Chevy Chase blvd.
open Sat and Sun. L. It'll z, 2story
brick, top cond; 2 ,bedrms;, living rm.
dining rm., kitchen, tiled bath, full base, Sc,
garage, large fenced lot. Exclusive.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
Realtor. sI01 Wisconsin ave. WI. 1857;
evee 0P 3.3h
Evening star., 1948-07-10
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Secluded stone and frame residence: s
rooms, baths, freplaces; small cot
tage; $4,000 square feet of level ground
with trees: oil heat; $4,000. Call MI.
Sha ckelford, MA. $500; evenings and week
ends, Sligo 660S.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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OPEN TODAY / TO s

OPEN TO-DAY / TO ,
OF N. H. ave. extended. 1011 Hopewell
ave, turn right of N. H. at Kentland ST.,
/ blk. to this beautiful tapestry brick det.
house. Three bedrms., tiled bath, lge.
reception hall. liy. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm. and kitchen; full bsmt, gas heat,
beautifully landscaped front and back
lawn. Owner leaving city and will sell for
only $4,000 down. See 1t today.
Evening star., 1948-07-10

BELTSV1LLE
Near everything, 7-room, 2-story brick,
rentral hall plan, now arranged in 2 apts.;
3 rooms and bath on 1st floor, rooms
and bath on End floor, renting for $40
month. G1 monthly payments $73; full
basement, oil h.-w.h. $13.500 easy terms.
NEAR BLVD, BERWYN
6 large rooms and hall, 2-story asbestos
frame, full basement, hot-air heat, plenty
shade, near everything, needs redecorat-
ing. S11,250 Terms.
ALVIN EPLING
5s0S Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville, Nd. UN.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-21
METHODIST BOARD ESTABLISHES CHURCH BASEMENT RENTALS

Charges for the use of the Methodist Church basement by organizations or individuals were agreed upon at recent meeting of the official board.
 Costs are as follows: $400 for either parlor or banquet room; 5000 for both parIor and banquet room; $500 for banquet room and kitchen, and 5000 for the whole basement.
 In the case of a club holding four or more regular consecutive meetings there the above scale reduces to $500, $4.50, $60O and S7.50 respectively.
 For groups who wish a banquet prepared and served by members of the Methodist Women's Socie- ty of Christian Service there will be q flat rate for meal ana base ment use.
 Jurisdiction over the basement rental has been entrusted to the president of the Board of Trustees with Bob Muller now serving in that capacity.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-21
JR. WOMEN PLAN PLAY

The Junior Womens Club v:iil present a play early in April. The title: Ladies in Retiremet" the type; q comedy ill three acts: and the results; a murder mystery.
 Drama being a rather new ac- tivity for the club, the production crew and cast will consist solely of volunteers. Stage and props will be taken care of by Doris Doyle, Bertha Lewis and Peggy Biessner. Gerry Moves, with. the assistance of Cathryn Zentmire, Ann Shea, Bctty Bryson. Gwen Cobban and Gwen Tressler will take care of costuming and ward robes. Makeup will be under the able direction of Bea Davis aided by Peggy Beissner, Betty Bryson and Carmen Seforvich. The com mittees taking care of finances and publicity are composed of Florence Wangley, Betty Bryson. Barbara Cole, Cathryn Zcntmire, Fern Burke, Frances Walker, Olga Reamy, Peggy Beissner, Gwen Tressler
 The cast drawn for the play consists of Monica Knapp. Peg. gy. Penrose, Barbara Cole, Peggy Holden, Katheryn Ling, Dorothy Holmes and Tommy Nd Bland.
 The play will be presented in the Seward Public School Gym Husbands of several club mem bers have been drafted to take care of set construction and the lighting effects.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-21
SEWARD REGISTERED NURSES ASSN HOLDS MEETING

The Seward Registered Nurses Association met at the home of Mrs. Walter Blue with Mrs. Gene Lanier as hostess, on Tuesday ev- ening, February r. There were 5nurses present.
 Miss Helen Cass, Red Cross Field Representative from Head quarters at San Francisco. Miss E.. Herzig of the New York Health Department who is loaned to the Territorial Tuberculosis Associa- tion for one year, and Mrs. Phil Harding, Chairman of the local Red Cross were all guests for the evening.
 Mrs. Harding was asked to re- port on the condition of food handling. serving. types of food, and the kitchen personnel.
 Miss Herzig is returning in July to help set up a new Public Health Program.
 Miss Cass is epected back in Seward in May at which time a member of the American Nurses Association will be a guest of the iicol Nurses Delegates from oth- CT organizations within the pro- feSsion are going to be asked to meet here at that time. Nurses ivig quarters, recreation facilities and salaries will be among the topics for discussion.
 We welcomed Miss Jennings and Miss LaWler both from Calif- ornia and both employed at the Seward Sanatorium.
 Mrs. John SWitzer was appoint ed as acting Supervisor of the Nurses pending the arrival of ths new Superintendent of Nurses for the Home-in-the- Woods Hosp ital.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-21
FINANCIAL REPORT OF XMAS SEALS TO BE PRESENTED SOON

Chairman of the Alaska Tubcr- culoss Assn. in Seward, Mrs. Carl Ling, stated today that the final reports on the sales of the Christmas Seals and Bonds in Seward would be drawn up on March 1st. To date, Christmas Seals and Bonds receipts total $806.57 This figure represents 42 percent returns on bonds and stamps mailed within the city. The Alaska Tuberculosis Assn hopes to finance with receipts in the Territory this year a full time vocational rehabilitation and oc- upotlonal th2raphy program in both tuberculosis hospitals in A. ia&ka. To do this we hoped to sell seals to every Alaskan and bonds to every Alaskan business house and organization One of the sanitora is less then a mile from the city limits of Seward
 this fact alone should make the people moge conscious of the ned than in other localities But with reports already available Seward st.ll ranks in the lower half of the list of Alaskan cities in regards to Christmas Seal sales. 1h- business houses U '.,@ have 60 per cent purchase re sponsc--sUlely we can make this 100 percent. If you haven't paid for your Christmas Seals or bonds yet, there is still time. Mail your gift in the return env lope by February 29th and help control TUBERCULOSIS.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-21

l Who was the nice-lookin' gal who went some whore with her escourt with her shoes on which foot?
 Seward doesn't look so bad but what several Anchorage men are thinking of coming down to look things over with a view to open. ing a business or a branch. Coma ahead; we need you. I'm just a young fellow trying to get along" he said as he priced the knee pants. She: Can you direct me to the ladies room?' Bellhop: It's just around the corn r."
 She: I'm looking for relief, not prosperity
 She was only chaplain's dauehter, but you couldn't put anything pastor
 Geology Student: Sir, what was the figure you gave when you predicted the end of the WOrld?"
 Rrofess0r: q sad approximately fiftv million years"
 Geology Sudden: Thank God, I though you said fifteen million"
 ROTC Prof: And now, Cadet Jones, what do you know about French syntax?"
 Cad {: 'T didn't know they had to pay for it."
 C. F. Student :"Sir, I don't think " deserve an absolute zero"
 P""f0Sso": "I don't either, but ite the lowest mark I can possibly give"
 Professor: Give the most im- portart foct about nitrates."
 c. E Stu('ent: They're cheaper Tan the day rates"
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-21

Frank Steele has just bought a new truck and is working for ArnSt now.
 He
 Mir Kerns is mad at MT. Max well. Says AIaN got up too early Wednesday morning and caused Nerns to miss the bus. TSi<! Tsk, ArnSt has his new engine oper- ating now on the Nash road. Those of us living on Glacier Or NIT, Arnst, sure miss you! There is no one keeping up the road for us now,
 TressIcr has q new cat coming on the Square Knot Good going. Massachusetts raises approNi- mutely 1E of the worlds sup ply of cranberries.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-21
Woodruff Suit Split; City May Not Sell G. o. Bonds
 To Clear R. F. C.. Debt

Tn a decision rendered Friday afternoon. Judge Anthony J. Dimond ruled the City of Seward could not sell General Obligation bonds and pay off tn, Revenue Bonds all of which are due at this time.
 The R. F. C. has a foreclosure case pending in the City al this time.
 Tn the second part of the case tn. city will be allowed to proceed with th, sale of the bonds which omount to some thing over S90. 000.00 for the mobilization and expansion of the present plant.
 This suit was filed by Woody Woodruff and d groupe Of other ,axqaYers.
 The Polaris will print most of tho record of the trial and es- peciallY that which took place Fri day last. which will be read with oreUt deal of interest.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-21
IT TOOK NEARLY 30 YEARS

SPENCER, Wis. UP)-Mrs. Ed Meacham accidentally brushed her ring from table in 1918, and it rolled into a crack in the floor, and she was unable to find it. She recently felt an obstruction in crack under her foot. She looked down and saw the ring.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-21
Hi-WdyNews
Courtesy Mrs. MaxwelD

Courtesy Mrs. MaxwelD It is nice out here on the high way--bright sun. twittering birds, sweeping eagles, waddling porcu- pines. ptarmigan, no wind, clean snow, sparkling waters, all the glory of the wide open spaces.
 And we get along and work to- gether out here--We are just country people and don't know anything about politics.
 For instance the women have recently gotten together and have formsd semi-monthiy sewing club, as we feel we have much in common and want to get bet ter acquainted. The first meeting was held at Mrs. Lyle Douglas pretty home, and the coming one will be at the home of Mrs. Ives.
 The two roadhouSes are open now We wish you luck, fellows
 Robbie Douglas is home from the hospital. where she endured a tonsilectomy with commendable fortitude
 Ray Gillespie, aided by culnpc- tent advice from his wife. Annet- ia, has just finished building q desk for their compact little home, said desk completes with pld8con holes and cverythina,
 Maxwell is not doing SO well He had partially finished a cloth es closet, when his wife. Pauline, discovered with horror that he was leaving the door for the wrong end of the closet He is very much upset tha she insists he change matters. and Pauline declares he has been pouting for five days,
 The two little Stevens boys Robert and Lee have recently un- dergone appendectomies. Little Robert was first Lee. coming lat CT. decided he'd go his brother one better and managed pneu- monia on top of it. Both are back in school now and feeling fine.
 &
 We are looking forward to the Monday morning when Rene Faulkner can climb into the bus as of yore7meaning before she took up skiing thereby grooming her way in and out of said bus the next day.
 MT. West, at Mile 5, is prepar- ing to build an. addition to his house. It's lots of fun, Mrs. West, especially when he starts saving his lumber in the kitchen.
 There are two fairly new fami- lies at Mile 2, whose names your reporter does not yet have, but means to get. We'll be calling on you!
 Sam Axtel is still there, but seems unusually quiet. Whats the matter, Sam?
 We hear that MT. and Mrs. Vic Witherup will be heading back this way, by highway, the last of this month, bringing with them Boo's sister Imogene and her hus- band.
 Sally and Ross Mann's thor oughbre6 Pyrenes dog Pete, came to the end of his days recently.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-02-21

ADVERTISE IT IN TIE PoLAR1s
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-05
Comedy Starts Sunday

One of the top comedy hits of the year, It Happened on 9th Avenue, opens tomorrow at the Orpheum, with Don DeFore, Ann Harding, Charlie Ruggles, Victor Moore and Gale Storm in the leading roles.
 The film is a fine combination of comedy and pathos. The story revolves around the habit of 6 hobo. played by Moore. who sea- sonally moves into boarded.up New York mansions and Virgin ia country homes. His life be- comes tangled in a web of strange events, when, through a few streaks of generosity, he opens a New York mansion to 8 large handful of homeless ex GI's and their wives and friends.
 When the owner of the man. sion, his wife and daughter are drawn into the house by 8 series of events, things really begin to happen. Moving along at 8 good tempo and with many a mo- ment of suspense, the picture reaches an unexpected climax.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-05
Bill Authorizing Funds For Boat
 To Westward Is Before President

A bill raising the money avail able for g boat from Seward to the westward is now before Pres. ident Truman awaiting his sigma ture before becoming law.
 The bill, sponsored by Dele gate Bob Bartlett, raises to S250, 1000 the money available to the Postmaster General for use in entering into boat contracts am the mail run from Seward via Unalaska along the Aleutian islands. doubling the present ceiling of $l25,O0O.
 The present appropriation has proved insufficient recently, al- though that was the sum for which Capt. Jesse Petrich made the run to the chain until he lost his contract after the Aleutian Mail was damaged.
 At present there Is air mail service to the chain, but no boat sssvice. The ar mail appropria- tion IS a separate one from that fer boat service.
 The Kodiak Chamber of ComS
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-05

merce has been especially inter- ested in renewal of the westward service, since much local busi- ness has been lost since eancella- tion of the boat contract, there having been no way of shipping freight from here to any place a. long the chain.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-05

Passengers on the Denali from Sitka to 0uxlnkle were Alice Smith, Nada Nekrosoff, Zack Katchnihoff, Arthu, Harkanson, c Pestrikcff
 For Uyak from SiIka, passen' gers were Selma Aga, Carpa Norell, Frank and Peter Nova, Will and Nick Ambrosia, Nick Naumoff, Moses Malutin and Billy Brown.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-05

MT. and Mrs. Sam Sears and MT. and Mrs. Ray Sears and children left on the Denali to make their homes in the San Francisco Bay area. They have been in Kodiak for several years.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-06-05

Center Program Today:- Saturday.
 LIBRARY CLOSED
 800 Pot O. Gold Dance Sunday
 800 Informal dancing Monday
 2:3O Pee-Wee Basketball { 700 Leathercraft-Alleen Wade 7 to 9 Library Open Tuesday, 2:5O Advanced folk dancing
 7 pm Volleyball
 Cub scouts 7 to9 Library open Margaret Lightfoot 
 Wednesday,
 2:30 Dance class, giEls 5-lO
 2 to 4 &7 to9 Library open
 Sister Hilary 8:3O Bingo
 Jackpot & merchandise prizes Thursday:- Ito 9Librsry open Dorothy Runyan 2:30 Girls (11-14) dance class 8:30 Square dancing