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FURNITURE BOUGHT
Call co. 1864 Till o PM.

u S4G4NA i " I'LL oSO0444 j
Call CO. 1865 Till PM.
FURN.--Entire nousenold contents,
old glassware. silver. misc. china:
siS ss1fst sth Pc s:s At o5ss 81 Ho"" IAoA'
stoves fufn. kcSE sToyE co'
GOLD-Brins your T old i'd soid. SSo| plsti.
mum. teeth. discarded Jewelry We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. SO years
at 935 e ct. NV
frsso-gGF PsSae s.. San sGaa4Rpfrs girls esH camp.
PIANOS, WE PAY CASH
All styles sH. 3039.
PIANOS WANTED S S S
COLONIAL PIANO CO. Ma. 1870
SCRAP IRON, METAL. rags, batteries
and paper: D. c.. WASTE PAPER
sCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paid II yon cannot deliver your &C.
eNmulations. please phone US ACE
JUNK CO. 2220 Georgis ave NV
SCRAP iRoN. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. Louse rags: highest prices
NSsR Rza gglss's g2d CO. 0aSR' s1S V U
sURvEYING INSTRUMENT in servic-
able condition; suitable for use on
farm and building work. HI. 1865.
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BUILDING MATERIALS - Plywood
q" mahog, walnut. 22e psr IT.:
sheets only; aluminium screen NV wire.
an sizes, lie per 50: Il. Open every
Ed SHOP, 926 N. z. ave. NV RE.
BUILDING MATERIALS
SREfanseM TGRzs seHubfNo asTH T9s' H2oM BEsfs sax
fER fRIcEp 'oaTEti AT s115 Ala COMPLETE. TIEcES
Also lge. assortment of used plumb
ing fixtures. Many screens in all
sizes. priced from 25c TO $3.50.
Doors new and used. windows. sew
man siding. 6-door plywood cabinets,
IN keel; cond. at S5 each. Fire
brick suitable for backing up at SIS
per M, our yard. 4-inch cast iron
pipe. new and used We deliver
ABCD CORP. 1881 Jefferson Davis
BULLDozER. p-2 caterpilIar Diesel,
sause iein hyorasas sieass Oisesd eood
operating condition; $3.50; can ar
Call sH. 1892.
CABINETS; yIsI,,I1 -, 4 sections with gift:
CALCULATOR, Marchant. electric,
co. S13 14th st. NV.
CAMERA-Speedgraphic. AXIS snniv.
model complete with R.F. Flashgun
and reflector. all synchronized, lens
zeiss lens. overhsuled at rulers,
CASH REGfsTTIE;R.T N National, electric,
. totals, prints receipts. grand total,
black and chrome, all modern fea-
lures; cost 5000, must sacrifice,
Ss?. Come see' be convinced. 329
CASH REG1srER-National, with
detail strip; walnut finish; S9.99
ringup; bargain. $50: SIT. glass
showcase, needs end glass, ST. 30;
cHfNaWSRE, HI s17SfS English dinner m1s service.
tureen; etc, $I75. EN-. sO2i.
coats. $3.50 81 30, i: si2.5 3 dnG 10: '0Si s'i
shades. colors. STYLES. and sizes in
RsofR BRookERs' 'fasse EXCHANGE. GET f1od HmH' q St
ne Open 70 7:.3o ON.
DAXENPoRTIKrohler. s, bsd5type With
With Slip covers. SIS. SIS. SVSq vi. aH' 5sIa'
DEEP FREEZE, Kenmore, II 8 Gu. it.,
! ". old; S275. WI. 5519, III
DESK. executive, black walnut top;
ssf55shff sss5d' 10. ss5 s55s match swivel chair
DESK. office, new: Bendix washer;
trumpet reasonable. EN-. 1891.
DEsK-New, large, modern stream
lined. nat. birch, reg. $175, $75;
baby S4da shfeF9bes: s cribs new Ts9 a1sY and
DIAMoNps-Lady's sol, p Ct, s1oo;
IaaHs naRs nic. liz ct Color imperfect. $a05: $a0:
81 ct.' Si,875; mans perfect 5 Ct,
$4,000; all prices include mountings:
trades accepted. LIVINGSTON &
co" 1923 H st. NV. ME. 3440.
DIAMONDS = Must be sold for an
$50; 14-karat Solid gold watch.
10 diamonds and 8 genuine rubies,
II jewel, guaranteed movements,
S135; pair diamond earrings. weight
diam diamonds s 'GsSt left are From Tua broken n'gE up
u carat, each $3.50. New watch,
from bankrupt sale, IA carat white
gold, 10 full-cut diamonds, 17-jewel
Bulova movement, guaranteed, $50.
All prices include Federal tax. See
MR.. OPPENHEIMER, 917 F st. NV.
DIAMONDS and sapphires.
Owner will sell unique and
valuable brooch. 1876 diamonds
and Sapphires in beautiful
platinum setting; reliably ap-
praised over $4,000; best offer
above $4,000: insp. by appt.
Box 393-K, Star.
DINING ROOM, z pc. gray Pa.
and pads; drapes. CHI. 1887. lis.
DINING ROOM, to 10 piece 18th
Century NAH, new cond.; sacrificing
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TV Sets, No Money Down
Sylvan Radio, Emerson, CT. Admiral.
Zenith, etc Cali till II pm.
DI. 0880

recond, all sizes.
SsS.45 ee.; mos guar; used truck
tires; 50. .gS; free parking: ALL
TIRES. USED over zoo TO select from
So so up. IONS AUTO SERVICE
INC R2S n st q W MI a4nA
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SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
SIS SINGLE; s24 DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS

1At And q SIS. n.e.t At. bSVU.
C0LoRED--LOVELY DOUBLE or
single rms; New home, new furni-
ture; Privileges. LU. l-765l. lie
c0L0hED.TE2 or. D.ITE furn; rms, for cple.
aowntovn. LU. LABS, o am; to
CoLoRkD-Ioea n. L. AVE. Ne
I rm,, pvt. home, single girl or man,
can bet. 4:50 and $50 pm. -le
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BEDROOM

AS WE GUARANTEE You SAVINGS
OF zoe TO 70S ON NEW SAMPLE
SL0sEouTs. LOOK AT THESE
BARGAINS: 3-piece mahogany set,
maple set was sGT s1feSo now $2 $Plsee se
3-piece walnut modern set, was
$149,50, now S94.50; 3-piece lined
oak set, was S249.50. now S149 80;
nah. or maple chest desk. now
vas $7s.56. Uefs now sss5o; sfioa' sinsfe, fnsie,
maple, We're W sas.6o, $50 m now msn sn5.5o; g.
cotton mattresses in all sizes, now
; Sd0; 90; Many more items, too
daReEGps dsR t;1' . to mention Open Thurs
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
907 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store Of Wash.
BICYCLE-Man's 2s-in., So. 80; set
Of Of golf clubs ss $3.50; both practical
BicYcLEs columbia" "coisonS
and ''Rudge." all sizes; also rebuilts:
trade-ins accepted. GEORGETOWN
BICYCLE STORE. 1911 Wis. ave
MI: 010O, DE. 1850.
BR1CKS-Face and common, one or a
5ss5. ALASKA COAL &BRICK CO.
BUILDING ITEMS-Open every Sat.
to J.. RUCKER LUMBER CO.,
1920 Wilson blvd. near Key Bridge.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Building2 Remodeling? See ACE first.
Flooring, S25 per M Framed
lumber, complete windows SS;
doors, 81 and up; basins, SIS: toi-
let's and tanks. complete $13; iron
fence, 75c q it; steel beams, angle
iron. pipe for fences, modern radia-
tors, many carved mantles. S5;
built-in and leg tubs, cast iron pipe
and fittings. and many other items
ct . great saving. New rolled roof
ing, S1.f9; also new asbestos
shingles. 1896 per square. FFA
plan, 3 years to pay. Free delivery.
Open all day Saturday. ACE WRECK
ING a. BUILDING MATERIAL CO..
Ao02 MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-o50o.
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Furniture New and Used

VI IIIUUIE, NGW dIIU USEU
New Hollywood outfits, single or
double; complete with plastic head
boards. $40. Bedroom suite, $74.5O-
$l39. Chests, dresSers, beds; coil,
box springs, mattresses, $5-$19.95.
8 liv. rm. suites, $37. .5O-S98.
Studios, sofa beds, chairs: secre-
tary's knee-hole desks, $15-$59.
ton Hide-A-Beds, S119-S149. Cosco
utility table, S595. 9-piece din.
rm. suites, S119-S269. 5-piece din
cites, S14-$79. China closets,
credenzas, chairs, tables, lamps
mirrors. household misc.
Both Open Nightly Till 8
DAWSON FURNITURE CO., 1434
Penna. Ave Sc, Ii. 4-35SS.
WAREHOUSE, rear 4107 Minnesota
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ANTIQUE SALE

Dates June 18th through 30th
All stock drasticany reduced in
price at Walter Reed Antique Shop
OUR ONE AND ONLY
SALE OF THE YEAR
This is an opportunity to purchase
at tremendous savings antiques in
luStres, vases, dinner sets, figurines,
wall plaques, clocks. candelabras,
picture frames, lamps, stems, chaff-
ing dishes, pressed and blown glass
coffee and end tables, corner and
Dutch cupboards, hanging shelves,
mirrors. chests, drop leaf and hutch
tables. plank bottom and caned
chairs, copper lined sinks, dough
trays, milk benches. sideboards, love
seats, curio cabinets.
Hundred Of other articles too num-
erous to list.
We shall convert your vases into
lamps at the same big reduction in
price.
Also furniture in the rough. re-
finished and upholstered at amaz-
ingly reduced prices.
Don't forget the dates June IS
through June 80.
Walter Reed Antique Shop
6640 Georgia Ave. NV. Open 10 q. m.
to 10 pm. including Sunday. TU.
2727, GE. 760S.
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PIANOS
STEINWAY

For the best in recond. Steinway
grands. come to Calnpbells. All Of
our instruments have been thor
oughly recond. by our expert fac
tory trained technicians. We also
have q complete display of new
els. Liberal allowance for your
present piano. Terms may be
srranged TO lit your budget.
NV. DI. SAGA. III
PIPE, .galv., black. cast iron. cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, SO56
M st. NV. NO. 1908. WA, 65O1.
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ANTIQUE AUCTION
First big sale, Mon. June 10th. 10
am, Dealers, here is rare oppor-
tunity. Lunch. Free parking. THE
CRAFT SHOP, U. 8. Rt. 240, Cal
therSburR Md is
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WASHERS

Automatic machines, at wringer
prices.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. Va, Ow.7 .7722.
WASHING MACHINE, Launderall,
completely automatic: 1st. $50 takes
it. 81. 300S.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy, wringer
type, working condition; $50. WI.
5401.
WASHING MACHINES. 4oSs disc on
all fioor models: last years models
slashed Easy terms Open ewes.
till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO
1911 Nichols ave se In $1,000
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FURNITURE

Bedroom and dining room furniture.
new; beautiful color stereoscope, see
vertised furniture. All color and
styles available. Manufactured in
Sheboygan, Wis. SMITHS TRANS
FER g. STORAGE CO., 1913 You st.
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SODA FOUNTAIN

Bastain Blessing, 10 stools, very
new; compressor, carbonator, dishes,
silverware and glasses. all for
$4,000. FEDERAL BAKE SHOP,
l00R p ST NV M 47QQ III
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AIR CONDITIONERS
ALPERSTEIN'S
1920 7th st. NV.
MA. Bob

ANTIQUE 7-ft. Colonial mahogany
sideboard, acorn doors, genuine re-
production. OV. 1881. -l7
ANTIQUE, Penna. dry sink and other
antiques. WO 0959. Is
ANTIQUE - Beautiful ChippendaIe
walnut dresser, also 2 good violins.
ANTIQUES, New England mahog.
highboy. Tsmbour desk, maple low
boy. Phone Gaithersburg 677.
--1S
ANTIQUE CABINET, hand carved,
late 1900 or early 1600s. MISS
JOYCE. Ii. 4-l073. is
ANTIQUE FRENCH curio cabinet,
rosewood trimmed with metal, curved
indented glass front, 5-ft. high, 3-ft.
wide WI 1857, is
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tlty eau Louis SegaL CH b333;
eves.. EN-. 6765
BEDROOM. diaing room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
Ia. 1887; after 2 pm. GE. 1416.
BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinds, any
quantity, and removed at our ex-
Pa. ave. NV, ST. 669S.
used ciothins sfs BERMAN:s. II ii22 .H w
rSiRNiT,rpAD Fl HiT 40 S a72T o,sg win call ,,v,r.
room, dinette, good quality and con-
dition; reasonably priced; preferably
in one lot. GE. 5076. lis
FURNITURE. complete household and
single pieces bought. AID. SS70.
Residence, AT. 25ls
FURNITURE-wili GUY entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old .hina
hric-a-brac Buying and selling fo1
65 years HOPWOODS 9Th and q
Sts NV ME- 1887
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FLOORING

100000 IT. Of flooring, free Of nails,
Subfoorins, S25 m. 81. ACE
WRECKING l. BLDG. MATERIAL
CO.. 4002 MINI. ave. ne. Lu.
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont

AIR CoNDITIONERS-Drastic price
reduction on new models, for cash
buyers. PARAMOUNT CO., 1850
Georgia ave. NV, established 1929.
HU. 4So0. Ample free parking
AIR-CONDITI0NING UNIT, "a hp.,
excellept condition; sos. oW. 544s.
AIR-coNDITIONING UNIT. Philco
York; Y h.p.; recently recond.; $3.50.
AIR r. ccooiNiDiITIoN1NG coiNiiIN UNITS iS = New
1850 window models for rent by
the week, month or season. Cali
now to reserve your unit. Supply
of rental units limited. Call Ii
3-4112, r. g. M. REFRIGERATION
CO., 214 l. st. ne, your Philco
and York authorized dealer.
AIR CONDITIONERS, new and re-
conditioned, sold, rented, EXCHANGED.
Serviced; fully guaranteed. OR. 1859
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.
6104 Macarthur Blvd. NV.
"We take pride in rendering prompt
efhcient service"
AIR CONDITIONERS
SEE E5oT rs .FE REFoEE o6EnT4ToNSas ETYINa YoYE N4
TfSN4iL. TsSSTi5. cTTEs ERASp; SS's 1fs 1fsSToS HP &
ogR RipicUTogsLY Iow PRICE;
Il.ARdE sEEReT1oE gEhNsl gh OF FAFHI aa1
TIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS AT
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COUNTRY BoARD
ROOMS UNFURNISHED

ROOM AND BOARD-children. / mo.
to 9 years; $40 mo-; 40 mi. from
d. c. FA. 1925. lis
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RITZ HOTEL
Q2n z ST NV

Double rooms, SIS a week: single
rooms, S14 a week; downtown, cen
ter OF shopping district. Complete
hotel service
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WASHING MACHINES
1949 APEX WASHERS;
LIST. S149.95; SAVE $45. TERMS
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1907 IRVING ST. N.W.-Lge. lst-fi.
sleep. rm. for emp. man: semipvt,
bath: conv. trsnsp, AD ha23. -ls
BROOKLAND-bpubls
back room with screened porch. also
single front room. LA. 6-92S3. IL"
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DINING ROOM, z pc. gray Pa
Dutch, S75 or best offer; also 2 rugs
and pads; drapes. CHI. 1887. -18
DINING ROOM, to 10 piece 18th
$500 set: moving to apt. 81.
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POODLE CLIPPING
Breeder -conEultant. Vienna S2e-J
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BUILDING MATERIALS Plywood
"a" mahog., walnut, zee per IT.:
a" walnut, 65e per IT. Sold In
all sizes. lie per 50. It. Open every
day including Sun. THE UNPAINT-
ED SHOP, 926 N. z. ave. NV. RE.
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3V44D Vi i Z 1tI104O
1142 7th ST. NV.
AID. O7TT

LEVISlON--Nameb brands up to 40To
q reg. price. All brand-new. 1850.
MID CITY RADIO
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware, jewelr,
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity Call Louis segal. cH b333;
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IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. Axe reg.
8 mos; reasonsble; parents both
0wned W.T. 3072 Is
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DOOR CANOPIES, SIS EACH
We are overStocked on famous all
sell at S37 so: we offer these, first
come first served, at SIS, at our
ONCE. Cover your doorway against
the sun and weather
AMCO PRODUCTS co.
1912 NJ ST. NV. MA 41h1. I'll
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DINING ROOM

DINING ROOM
DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT Us,
AS WE GUARANTEE YOU SAVINGS
OF 20S TO 70% ON NEW SAMPLE
BARGAINS: Finest quality Sold sold
gray oak table. 4 chairs and china
cabinet, was $24350, now SLAB so:
mahogany or solid maple dinette
table and four chairs, was 500. so.
now $3.50; genuine NAH. drop-leaf
Duncan Phyfe table, was $3.50,
now $34.50 Many more items. too
numerous to mention. Open Thurs
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample Bargain Store of Wash.
DINING RIM. SUITE-1O DC. mahog-
any, Duncan Phyfe. Good cond.
Han
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DINING RIM: sUITE.1o pc. mahog-
owner moving. Call OIL. SOIL.
DINING ROOM SUITE, walnut, large
table and pad, 5 chaiYs, china
closet, buffet, good cond., $S5. 212O
Minnesota ave. Sc, LU. 4-5951.
DINING ROOM sUITE-walnut ira
ditional style, good condition; Dun
can Phyfe table, 42x6o, in, plus
~ in. folding extension leaf; large
buffet and China cabinet; shield
back chairs including armchair;
priced to sell-$100 complete; also
Murphy In-a-Door bed, needs re-
finishing, SO. Call WI. 6661.--1S
DINING RIM. SUITE, 1O-pices nah.
veneer. good condition; reasonable.
DINING ROOM SUITE. mahorsny,
Duncan Phyfe, extension table, china
cab; 6 chairs, table pad, new cond.
Will sell separately. reaS. vi. 5344.
DINING ROOM TABLE. 5-pc. porce-
lain top kitchen set. UN. O27S.
DIsHwAsHER, automatic, and gas
range, both for $3.50. FEDERAL
BAKE SHOP, 1006 F st. NV. DI.
D1sHWAsHER, RHi Thor, looks like wiS new,
used seldom best offer. Call FIR.
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PETUNIAS

snapdragons, scarlet sage and can
mas.
OVERLOOKING ROSES
ASHTON NURSERY. $50 GA. AVE.
Open ewes. It'll o; Sun. til 6.
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FURNITURE. MODERN

Also Slde chairs, Barwa d Harooy
canvas chairs, and others.
RICHMOND BRADSHAW, Designer
1919 New Hampshire Avenue
Hi AlhA 10 tn q O04
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

H. A. Darnell left for Fair banks yesterday via PIMA.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Dr. Dai1j leaving

Members and friends of the Community Baptist church rendered Dr. John B. Dahl ex- pressions of gratitude at a farewell reception last night in the church.
 Dr. Dahl has been in Kodi- ak since April, experimenting construction of the church's new educational unit and act ing as interim pastor until Rev. R. N. Wilkinson returned last week.
 He is expected to leave in a few days for Cordova to SUD- ervise renovation of a newly acquired Baptist church.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Shower Held

A baby shower for Mrs. Mary Tyree, sponsored by Mrs Kitty Dolman. Mrs. Janet Lee, Mrs. Marie Moriarty and Mrs. Jean Spence, was held at the Woody Island recreation room Tuesday. Invited guests were all the women of the CAA station.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Take Vacation

MT. and Mrs. Walter Kraft and children Susie and David, left this week on a months vacation in the States. They will visit MT. Kraft's grand mother, Mrs. Christie Kraft, in Seattle, and his uncle, Emil Kraft, in Phoenix, Arizona.
 While MT. Kraft is gone Emil Norton will be employed in Kraft's Mems department with Lloyd Heberlee.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
AN OPPORTUNITY TO HELP

Sometimes the gap is wide between what community should oer and what actually does oer it's children and young people in the of entertainment and amusement
 Modern schools have the facilities for dances and parties the premises they have audorums for cutvatng the drama and forenscs and they have and for diversified offering of athletics Kodaks school has not and because of this it has been to other agents to help in vidng them
 Until Kodiak's school is built the program offered young folk must be makesh the method of financing it is makeshift.
 Raising funds for such need through solicitation the while competing with other needs and solicitations wear But the need be met and several years of expe ence with the problem have offered no other solution.
 That why the drive to raise money for the Kodiak School Board receaona program begins tomorrow that is why each citizen must donate whatever he to providing this necessary element of community well-being.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

MT. and Mrs. Larry Wod- finger returned home yester- day from Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Couples United

Last Friday the 18th was the "luckiest" day of his life, ac- cording to Marvin Meyer, who was married on that date to Miss Nadine Mauseth. in Seattle.
 His brother Charles Meyer, who was also married in that city on Sept. 12, to Miss Jean Galbreath, may have given him the idea.
 Both newlyweds are the sons of Mrs. Otto Mahle, ST., of Kodiak and both are employed as shippers for Port Bailey during the season,
 Gertrude A. Johnson, regis tered nurse from Richmond, Calf. and Miami, Florida, and Fred A. Wickett, Fort Greedy, were married Sept. g in an evening service in the Navy Chapel by Rev. John Weise. Mrs. Wickett plans to re- sume her profession in Alaska later.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Hospital Nevs

The hospital has been advis- ed that Blue Cross now offers individual insurance. More in- formation is expected this week and individuals interest ed may call the hospital. BIRTHS:
 MT. and Mrs. James Zieba, a son, Van Nickolas, Oct. IA, weight 8z pounds.
 MT. and Mrs. w. G. Bacus, a son, William Michael, Oct. 20, weight 9 pounds 2 ounces.
 Major surgery:
 Mrs. Maurice O'Brien, D. l. Williams, Mrs. Metrona Lari- onoff, Alitak.
 Medical attention:
 Mrs. Betty Reynolds, Mrs. Mary Wills, Peter Orloff, Don Bentley, w. A. Welch, Will. liam Wood.
 Children:
 Eileen O'Brien, Patty Ann Hughes, Franklin Matfay, Eli Waselie.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Famed Racehorse
 Technic0I0r Subject

Skillfl1lly combining fact and fiction, "The Story of Sea- biscuit" emerges as a thrilling story of the world-famed race horse and ranks with top films of the turf.
 Barry Fitzgerald plays the horse trainer who first sees possibilities in the young colt. Romantic complications in- volve his niece, Shirley Tenn pie and Lon McAllister, a top flight jockey, who can't. win the girls affections because of her fear of racing and those connected with it.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

No further steps have been taken in the libel suit brought by Mayor Lee Bettinger a. gainst H. F. Macdonald, the Commissioners office reports, and will not be until after ar- rival of the district court.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

".. Bat government of fhe people. by he people. for fife people shall no perish from fife earth -Lacoln
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Make Application

Application for a marriage license was made this week by George Phillips and Nina Alokli. The couple plan to be married Monday at Alitak by Father Alexander Popoff, ]. of Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

Mrs. Nan Gordon and Mrs. Catherine Sleeman, cook and assistant at Port Wakefield, visited in Kodiak Wednesday while awaiting a plane to Se- attle. their home.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21
Has Birthday

Sonia Sue, newly IA, enter tained a few friends at a birth day party Monday evening al the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. B. Thorsheim.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

Iver Malutin, Richard Hart man and Charles Jerling re- turned to Kodiak Thursday after their first trip Outside to see America"
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

Mrs. Mary Ruth Slater, of the base, is working at the Mirror this week during the absence of Mrs. Betty Rev. holds, who was released from the hospital Wednesday and is convalescing at home.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-21

Joe Hester returned to Kod- iak Thursday. Mrs. Hester, the former Edna Anderson, re- mained in North Carolina with her husbands relatives while awaiting arrival of the stork.
 Capt. and Mrs. Larry Buoy entertained ACS employees and wives at a party Saturday ev- ening at the recreation hut on Signal hill.
 ! MT. and Mrs. Larry Wod- finger returned home yester- day from Anchorage. H. A. Darnell left for Fair banks yesterday via PIMA. 1 c. E. Ernie" Bryan, who has been Outside for special medical attention, is up and about, according to word re- ceived by friends, and recent ly visited i'll Mexico. Walter Muller reported loss of 4 blankets from a clothes line Sunday. The culprits were soon discovered-some tent building children who didn't know anybody wanted the blankets"
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Mrs. Dave Henley and daughter returned to Kodiak this week.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-02-25

ing but the highest respeo for
womanhood. Women in all walks
Of life understood him and ara
numbered among his long list Of
friends.
Until his death he was an active
member in the church, and om-
posed several songs and poems
He had three famous sayings
which he very often repeated
namely:
do with all your might The
task that is set before you, today.
TRY to keep your balance, OIL
you'll tumble to the ground"
III you cannot hang your hal
where you want it, do not throw
it on the floor, carry it in your
hand
His funeral services were ar
ranged and conducted by his
nephew John Murray, assisted by
DR.. Gordon, prominent Hamilton
physician. Fritz undertakers, well
known to Boston's Hilton Green,
embalmed the body. The crowd
was so great a church large
enough to hold one-tenth Of the
people could not be found. John
Murray is still there working
with Atty. Donald Smith, TO settle
his uncle's estate. Soon after
Johns arrival in Bermuda.he was
several times interviewed by the
press for, a statement. The radio
constantly broadcast news of his
death for several days. Mr.. Allen
was last seen leaving his store at
about 8 P. M, Friday evening,
Dec. Is and reaching home was
murdered in the dark after his
lights and phone were cut. He
was given several stab wounds.
He was found by lady on Satur-
day morning, Dec. II, who VENT
to work in his house. No one nas
been able to solve the mystery
of his brutal death, but it is left
to be solved by Him" who knows
all things well. He leaves to
mourn his loss: mother, Mrs. A.
Allen; sister, Mrs. Florence Muir
ray, and hosts of friends in Ber-
muda, New York, the West
Indies and Boston.