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Furn.,, Cash and Garry

No. ls 9TH st. NE. Open Sun. & Mon.
FHRN;-sIolia IEss! aIs!.a maple bed ed. comRl.:
Is tabie. ase' sofa bed T. nah. mai 'us ext bss sabIe.
chairs. buffet. misc; reas. FA. $3.50.
18th Century reproduc-
tions, leather top mahogany drum
table, $50: pair of lounge chairs,
lamp table, $50. OR. 03S7. Il
maple bedrm., box
springs ana mattress; S115. Call
MRS. FORBES, SH. 30T9. Il
FURNITURE-One 7-cuSft. refrg,
door model radio, bedrm. suite con-
sisting Of bed, springs, mattress,
dresser, vanity. chest OF drawers,
hamper. l coffee table. / floor lamn.
/ clothes closet and l chair; all
In excellent condition; hcst OFF,.
AK. 1862.
FURNITURE-sofa, 2 chairs, 18th
Century. custom made; also leather
top drum and cocktail tables, No
reas. offer refused. 2527 14th st.
ne, Apt. COLA after l2.
FURNITURE - Bedrm. suite. 3-pc.
studio couch, 2 chairs; all GOOD
condition. 3519 11th st. NV, Apt.
2, Sun. Mon, 10-5 p.m.. q
FURNITURE, including dining and
living room suites; 2 ANTIQUE bed.
steads and dresser. FIR. 4S73a -
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

COLORED MAN AND WIFE want
part-time ianitor's Job, small apt.
with living quarters; good reference.
MI 2295. Il
MAN AND WIFE want janitor's quar-
ters, full or part time. CO. 4759.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
USED-CAR
LOCATION WANTED

One of Washington's oldest automobile
dealers desires q used car lot; NV
section pref; will consider one or
two year lease with Accommodations
tor 40 to so cars, possibly less. Box
3S4.H, Star.
Evening star., 1950-01-01

II Rooms, 4 Baths, 81, 500
quoted income S4O0 plus 3-rm. apt.
of owner. Total price only $1,000
Call Miss Lutz.
PaStOr-LutZ, Elk. 1855
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THE SUNDAY STAR
SAINGJNN SIIADhY I los
INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont. J

SHORTHAND. touch tipping, book
keeping, comptometer; review and
beg. classes now starting. Reg. to-
day Excl. positions. Est. 33 yrs.
BOYD SCHOOL. 700 18th. cor. G.
MA 2340.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by college
teacher; review for finals; calculus.
analytics. trig., alg. RE. 2745.
TUTORING = Algebra. geometry
Latin, French. German, Eng, his
tory. elementary. jr. high subjects.
Union 1883
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self-confidence. freedom
from lf-consciousness. Book on
self confidence avail 81. MI. 1850.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED
Modern training in all subjects; day,
oEh our Tree ena eataosue MABEE isa1sIi HoN
OUR SCHOOL, 1910 NJ Y. ave.
ME. 777S Established 1918.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. elf-confidence, freedom
from self-consciousnesS MI. 255O.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HAPPY NEW YEAR
FDWTN T. Fills


Wanted to Buy Direct From Owner,
Package Liquor Store
In residential section in D. c.; col
ored or mixed trade. Please state
essential details. such as location,
rent, lease, gross sales, price, etc,
Please write with confidence. All re-
plies strictly confidential. No brok-
ers, please. Box 439-M. Star. =
DE LUKE. GROCERY
$1,000 wkly.: proven by trial; close
in 14th st. NV. New modern equip
ment, walk-in box; mixed trade; all
cash sales. To inspect call Mr.. Dell,
PastOr-LutZ, EX. 1855
Liquor Restaurant
Penna ave NV; over $1,000 wkly
gross; air conditioned; capacity 90:
and terms call Mr.. Dell. once open
Monday.
Pastor-Lutz, Elk. 1855
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| phone MA. Zo1S. 3
GAS CONVERSION BURNERS, new,
WEBSTER: 627 r st. NV. ST. 6l00.
GAS RANGE. Magic Chef. table TOP,
very good condition. $50. oW. 537l. :.
GAS RANGE, 36-in. Magic Chef,
timer: clock; cost $1s9.50; 2 yrs.
old, S!05. TU., 2257.
GAS RANGE, apt. size, good as new,
reasonable. TR. 2771. -3
GAS RANGES. new and used liberal
sAiE sgsa. saaY instalation a ion rpEERdEss EEL
GAS RANGE, Estate. 49-in., o0ru, mono
metal top, fine condition; kitchen
SINK, porcelain; studio couch, good
cond. Phone Sun. or Mon before /
pm. or ewes. after Z. AID. 1145.
GAS RANGES, oil. coal ranges. new,
used: ACME STOVE CO. l01l TIN
GAS STOVE. AZ inches, table top, 4
suiation. Ro5ershaw s avS oVen sesS"tHt tHerm, m,
dlsh sAsys5 81 Fl sSos s1 40
s56 Yeas as'0Ft k s1se ns5sr sSs 4sS r4sR,.s I.
GoLF-Matched set, $50; left hand
GOLF CLUBS. 5 Bobby Jones irons
nrst n SO. .'' wo' Seo'ss ssse. sss'''efe0 WOODS
HE aSrsR FAX shos s1tfo yD; yDa also IS y;ss 4
GSNs. s.. a.T Riy1rs Ne xsn Ass snaI ~ P;n
We buy guns. TRADING POST,
N st. nv MI. $3.50. '''
HAND PRESS, Kelsey. 5xs; Is fonts
Can e ''Se M. aas 1910 work table furniture.
HEATER-Hot water, coal burning,
FL S7es 0a ss1ss0 s0Ga Fiji SS0naiti9n; 81 10. s. s.
psY Pef, 'na "a sssd IS 1c1E Hs sTSyi sSS$i eo.
HoUsEHoLD FURNIsH1NGsLM..n.
1nain:: 1nikin: size r., 81, steel clothes
iSoe6er' STG 81; wood cabinet, 4 shelves,
Nj. Nj 7sas saahog snytim. i,y; rm. table, $40.
HoUsEHoLD FuRNIsH1NGs-pin Din.
rm.. liv. rm., bedrm., etc, 1850
,Srp M1nroe st: nv. DE. 9457. Il
iGanox. WsII bcotS. STalk1in, M Gu; It.: stove,
Ni,onel ies eres sash sess assssts.
1855. 1s-2 and 'e'Say eVeninssi new I'm
iknONEh' fn' msnsle, new, for sale
eheap' aaad Gal Can Waldorf. Maryland.
KITCHEN sINKs-Replace linoleum
sink tops with smart. permanent,
sts1nless NsR IS steel! sslo Free est. GIcH-
L1ioUIDIzER, 4 a Inches. new. $40;
lady,s fine watch, SO; nut vending
machine, $40; 2 infra red machines,
8. e eai; Ho: 2 7ssa 7tsSssasters' sl.5o; crutches,
IiSis If;i;;s!, Sssa S se1a A. * os ;1sS g. .ns
LYNG LISYhSNsGaDls koos shGH5 g11fnE GE StGs ssss Sax
as0T sss 5.hI9si. SSs; ioSs Vermont ave: ,'s: Of
sS5kEs :Es5sfsins GEsH. '1SH 1sso wilson s2 z
MAILING MxcHiNhs. M Hhhsdss pith.y4soTs.: tn 4aSss.
model RG, electric: excel. cond. :,
reas. 211l = st. NV. ME. 016O.
MEAT DISPLAY CASE, Hussmsn: q.
u, fuH display. excellent condition,
goo; with compressor. $500; free
d. c. moving; $500 down. GE. SSH.
METAL SHEETS, stainless steel, alu-
minum. copper, tin. cut and formed
to your sizes. GICHNER. MA. 1870.
MOTORS, 1/10o to 8 h. D.: and reduc-
lion gear N stock; CIV up: lge. sizes
avail: CARTY. 1908 l4th. No. O224
MOTOR SCOOTER, 1949 salisbury,
ssxeeilehs saSh hs,ore condition. Phone TIE.
| MOVIE PROJECTNPC
Evening star., 1950-01-01

SUITES: Several
unusually better grade bed
room suites, new mahogany
jr. dining room suite, new
3-pc. living room suite,
lounge and living room
chairs, fancy tables, inner
spring mattresses, odd pieces
of furniture for all parts of
the home. Will be sold by
public auction at the WILL
LIAMS AUCTION HOUSE,
918 New York ave. NV, this
Tuesday, Jan. 3rd, COM
mencing at 2 pm. Terms:
Cash. 2
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CAMERA REPAIRS

CAMERA REPAIRS
Movie equip. tforeign or domesticl
our own service dept. BRENNER,
933 Penna. ave. NV; trade-ins.
Free parking. RE. 2434.
'n rea1ion rooms. A''iss porches hi'li inclosed
Dental or commercial. J. E. HEN
DRICKS, UN. 2491.
CARPENTER, small Jobs, sash cords
wind. WINDOW s slass dqor locks inter,er sat9
cARPENTER WORK. repairs rec
NELSON RE. 0645.
CARPENTRY, rec. rms, incl. porches,
storm sash. cabinets. store shelly, etc.
LAWRENCE; \ nyRENGE RA a7o3' TU: Il3li
own work. 81. 2l45. =
CL9GGED 31 =. PRAIN 21.a,Is rIPEs-Elsctri.
RoTo-RooTER ss5f soS51f1SsA'q Phone K sA. as sssss
DRAPEs AND SLIP COVERS will get
a new lease on life when dyed or
flsanss bs Ex9u1sITEn GE g11n
prompt. courteous, guaranteed serv.
zee l. ELECTRIC CO.. RIA 5S5s
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
pairs. rewriting. stores. homes, f1uor
fixtures. lie. contractor, RA. 1929
ELEC. REPAIRS. house wiring and
commercial wiring; extra outlets
fixtures. UN. 1910 till 900 pm. il
FIRST CLASS hand laundryish of all
kinds. Will call for and deliver
co, 1918. GERTRUDE SMITH. "a
FLOORS sanded and finished. Quail
ity work at reasonable price. M
NORRIS. sH. 2277. 3
FLOORS sanded and fnished; limo
leum and tile furn.. and installed
TAYLOR Floor Service, WA. 1923
GENERAL REPAIRS. cement work
first-class work done; make old look
like new: floor and wall cinder block.
CHARLES DESPERT. phone NO
6SGS
MATTRESS remade. So up. STEIN
BEDDING CO.. 1924 18th st NV
PAINTING AND FLOOR SANDING
Also papering. HI. 77S5 or 10
D.R0SR "A
Evening star., 1950-01-01
BUSINESS OPP, (cont.)

SANDWICH SHOP AND GRILL, busy
ne. location; small, easy to operate;
shows good profit with little over
head; rent, Sl05; includes 5-room
apt; open 6 days; total price. $5.-
E. w. THURM
Grocery and beer, excellent Ga. ave
location, chiefly colored trade; does
$1,000 wkly.; 6 days; rent. S220;
includes nice apt; priced right for
quick sales.
E. w. THURM
Rooming house, Clifton st. mr.. 18th;
10 rooms > baths, oil heat; rent.
$l25i long lease, excellent furniture,
clean; price. $4,000; only $1,000
E. w. THURM
DI, 1905. 9Os 10th St. NV.
A Happy New Year from
A. H. Bacas and Associates,
realtor and business broker.
AID. 8484.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
To all our many clients. and friends.
Our organization wishes you all
the best of everything on this New
Year Day and for years to come.
c. J. YOUNG
And All Our Salespeople
IL ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Near 10th and Euclid; oil heat, long
lease; rent, S125; income quoted
S40O: nicely furnished; a real buy
for $1,000 down.
C. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1950-01-01

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
SEWING MACHINE
CLEARANCE SAT-

CLEhlthNIE SAIE
monday, I'LL l p.m.-New machines.
moor models, consoles and portables.
starting price, $115 up; 2O-yr. guar.
antee; Singer portables, S49.50 up;
guarantee : Wilcox L Gibbs portablss.
$3.50. Convert your old machine
to electric. S14.95. CONN. AVE-
SEWING MACHINE SERVICE, 1904
Conn. ave. n W EN- AkkR
Evening star., 1950-01-01

Want 10 be
DENTAL ASSISTANT?
High wages, big need interesting
work, Lessons come to you by mail.
Includes glamour and personality
development. Write for free in
formation, WAYNE SCHOOL, INC,
Evening star., 1950-01-01

FORMICA
SINK AND BAR TOPS
Made to order; all work guaranteed;
reasonable. prices; free estimate.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
AS

Photo and movie equipment, new,
used: 5000 items in stock at Bren-
ner's; every known make or model
included; lowest prices on East
Coast; year guarantee; pay cash or
terms (6 to 1S mos.). Trade in
your old equipment. Ask for Bren-
ner's free camera guide; 7-hr. photo
finishing; modern service shop; 27
years experience. See tomorrow.
BRENNER PHOTO co
Evening star., 1950-01-01

FURN1TURE-Large sale by
public auction at Williams
Auction House, 918 New
York ave-, this Tuesday
Gan. 3rd), commencing as
usual at 2 pm. Very late
model Norge" refrigerator,
splendid bedroom suites,
up-to-date mahogany cof-
fee and lamp tables, Is new
mirrors, new living room
chairs, large lot used furni-
ture for all parts of the
home. AUCTIONEERS,
phone MA. 2679, .
Evening star., 1950-01-01
PERSONALS (cont.)
MUSIC
REpAIRs AND SERVlcE

MUSIC
For all occasions at prices you can
afford Call AID S607 after pm.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
PIANOS

Starting Tuesday at 8 am. we are
placing on sale dozens Of new. floor
sample and slightly used pianos at
worthwhile savings. Our big mid
winter clearance and your oppor-
tunity to buy Q fine piano at .
saving. JORDAN PLANO CO.. cor
Evening star., 1950-01-01

REPAIRS AND SERVICE
BRICKLAYING = Fireplaces. CHM
neys. walls and walks built and re-
paired. A. FAGNANI. 10. 2-l994. -3
BUILDING, REMODELING, repairing,
carpentry. brick. cement. RA. O260,
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing
carpentry, brick. cement work. MR..
BAKER, Ii. 3-312S. -
BUILDING REMODELING, repairs,
brick. cinder block work. painting,
papering; reas rates. HU. 1881 3
Evening star., 1950-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE of pvt. home. owner
will sacrifice. for quick sale: all ex-
cellent condition: Regency blono
NAH din. rm. furn., rich French
liv. rm.. furn., frozen food cabinet
IL Gu. IT, rattan porch furn.. dish
washer, pictures. play pen, stroller.
broadloom. OIL. Ss67. :.
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bed
rm.. din. rm.. living rm.. from un-
claimed freight and factory samples,
etc; at great savgs. LION STORAGE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV:
daily. 1916; Sat. till 4. RE. 1910.
FURNITURE-Chest Of drawers. $40;
single beds. complete, $50 and S25.
Other items. Reasonable. co. 1855.
FURNITURE-Your old living room
furniture made like new; IS years
experience: including material sofa
and chair. $50: workmanship guar
anteed. LA FRANCE UPHOISTER-
ING CO.. $500 14th st. NV. CO.
1881.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
ARMY BUILDINGS

20x4S to 2OxlOO
AS Low as S75
Easily dismantled and re-erected.
Low prices on, lumber, windows, etc.
ops1 oaily ana SUNDAY. $3.50 to 4:30.
Harris Wrecking Co.
SALES oFFICE-BUILDING Ma
Middleton Rd. at l4th st.
Fort Belyoir, Va.
Evening star., 1950-01-01

AS THE YEAR COMES TO A CLOSE,
your valued patronage and to wish
you happy and successful New
Year.
"Esquisite," The Dye Work Specialist.
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A. limited number of selected alco.
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITARIUM. WI. 100. OIL. 3366.
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home, white or colored.
COX d co. RE. ! 81.
Evening star., 1950-01-01

METAL SHEETS, stainless steel, alu-
minum. copper, tin, cut and formed
TO your sizes. GICHNER. MA. 437O,
MOTORS, 400 to 8 h. D.; and reduc.
ton gear In stock; 6-V UP; lge. sizes
ayan: CARTY. 1908 l4th. No. O224
MOTOR SCOOTER, 1949 salisbury
1925 before q d m
Evening star., 1950-01-01

used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS.
INC, 3056 M st. NV. NO. 1908.
BATHTUBS, new. used, built-in, leg
sinks, basins. toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave-, DE. 5670.
BATTERIES, unclaimed long bat
. tsries. 2 to 4 months old; foII
battery. 1416 G st. ne. TR. 505S
BED, walnut. double, with spring and
new inner-spring mattress. Spot
less. S45 complete. ST. 307S.
BED LEGS-Convert your coil or boz
springs into HOLLYWOOD beds
BEDROOM-Beautif mahog., made
by Kindel z pcs. plus 2 mirrors,
spring and mattress. excel. cond.,
must be seen to be appreciated. 1927
14th st n q Ant 601 "A after 10
Evening star., 1950-01-01

933 Penna. Ave. NV.
RE. 2434. Park Free.
linhof Model 3-E 4x5;
2 Leicas, Model SC. new. For in
formation. MR.. SMITH. HU. 5O66. I.
CAMERA, Rolieiflex Standard Tessar
55 nm. color adapter; $3.50 or
best offer. GE. 032I.
CAMERA Rolleiflex, f:35 z. Tessar:
case, Holland f. gun. sport finder: like
new; cost S34O, sell $500 or best Of
fer. CIROFLEX, f:3.5; case; Al con-
dition; sos. Call afternoon, UN. S516.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS-Grands. Steinway, $795;
Knabe. S695; uprts., one apt. SIZE.
Shaw tmade by Stem. sl75. LAW
SON d GoLIRART, in American
Storage Bldg. corner showroom,
2SOl Georgia ave. AID. 592S day;
RA O491 night. Evenings BY appt.
We buy and take pianos in trade. l .
PICTURE, hand painted. very large;
suitable for restaurant or club.
Make offer. TU. 1908. %
PIPE-Terra Gotta. for sewers. wells,
aged: 10 in' up. Dupont iSso.
E B. DONALDSON & BRO, 18th
and Brentwood I'd. ne.
PIPE, structural steel angles, chan
nels, radiators. plumbing fixtures
tused). WASHINGTON RAG q BA0
CO 21b I. St s.w d. S0O7
POOL TABLE, recreation room size.
GE. 1890.
PROTECTOR, Appolo. 1e-mm. sound,
operates through radio, used 8
times. VIII sell for best offer. 10.
Evening star., 1950-01-01

BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer, perfectly
new; s25; TW; oose: -
used one. month, paid $50; viii
take the best offer. Call HO. 1854.
BABY CARRIAGE, large, collapsible,
excellent condition; $40. FA. 1898.
BABY g. CHILDREN's OUTGROWNs.
Playpens. clothing. ETC.; everything in
good condition and inexpensive.
THE DOUBLE DUTY SHOP.
Rear $500 Columbia pike. Open daily
Telephone ia. s-786s. .
Evening star., 1950-01-01

FOR RENT-Fully eauipt 1colored7
cafe. excellent location, 7th st. NV.
Restaurant Qiauor), beautiful equipt.,
air cond.. excel. loc.; money-mak-
ing proposition: terms.
Drugstore. long established: an op-
portunity for pharmacist; rea terms.
HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND
CLIENTS.
Evening star., 1950-01-01

Films. screens, splicers, etc; ton
brands; easiest terms. Bargains.
rI,;de rdIa;de-iI1s. ms ons,ysar guarantee.
ave. NV. Park free, RE. 2434
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-03-11

ment of a leg broken while
skiing.
Barbara Squartsoff and
Kennel Daniels will ex-
change wedding vows Friday,
at the Community Baptist
Church.
Miss Squartsoff, who
has resided at the mission for
the past four years, will be
given in marriage by William
Stone, superintendent.
Daniels is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. R. Daniels of
Dallas, Texas.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-03-11
A MORAL PROBLEM

Is Kodiak's juvenile delinquency increasing?
Many residents alarmed reports
the part of minors The marshas Office the
chief of police and the u S. Commissioner have reported
increase in the number of complaints about Kodiak children
between Ia and 10 years of age
One of attempted hodup by two youths of pedes
ran Mission road reported last week. Others include
minors powng streets until the early hours of the morning
and an increase in petty thievery by them.
The Compiled Laws of Alaska for 99 state that the
ens of minors be held responsible for the actions and
msdemeanors of minor children Parents also morally
responsible for the conduct of their children
isn't always eses children who guilty Are
you yours aren't?
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-03-11
Hospital News
BIRTHS:

To Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Weisser, a girl Donna Louise,
6 lbs A OF, Mar. 5.
For medical attention, Mrs.
Dorothy Cummings, Mrs. Zelle
Petmecky.
For major surgery, Max Fol-
som, Jr., Mrs. Alexander Sim
eonof.
Paul Gottier, now employed
= at the base, was a hospital pa
tent for two days, for treat
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-03-11

In mentioning last week the
ANNIVERSARIES that occur in
March, we were at the time
| Ignorant Of one that is perhaps
the most remarkable of them
all, considering the turnover
| of workers in Kodiak.
Marie Olsen, who works. in
the upstairs department Of the
10. Kraft and Son Dry Goods
Department, has been there
for eight years! Besides being
an anniversary occasion, it
must be something of a record,
for who else in Kodiak has
worked uninterruptedly at the
same place for SO long a period?
The mild spell which we had
earlier this winter, is gone
(we're in the middle of an
other now but this story has
just come to our ears. During
the warm season, sailors from
California, where the weather
was not so mild, came here for
winter exercises. A converse
ton overheard at the base
went something like this: Il
can't tell the visiting sailors
from the ones that are station
ed here" one girl said, and
another said. Il can. Ours are
the on IS with the suntan!"
A new fashion seems to
have started in town, prim-
arily among the taxi drivers.
Several of them have taken to
sporting a piece of gold braid
above the visors of their uni
form-style caps. Originator of
the style was Acting Police
Chief Jacque Pardieu whose
idea has been copied quickly.
Those who attended the
IKEA meeting Monday night
are chuckling over an incident
of the evening. After a report
on the fine new poles that
have been erected in the last
year, the audience applauded,
and Murphy, Alt Madsen's
dog, barked approvingly. . .
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-03-11
Bank Celebrates
Tenth a anniversary

The Bank of Kodiak tries 10
conduct it's business as if i.s
competitor was just across tho
street and it also strives TO
give service to customers and
maintain a high standard OF
security, Marshall Crutcher,
president, said last Saturday
night.
Crutcher made his statement
following a dim r. in observ-
ance of the bank tenth annis
versary. Stockholders, officers.
employees and their husbands
attended the dinner.
DR.. A. Holmes Johnson, a
stakeholder and director, was
POSTMASTER for the occasion.
Several officers of the bank al
so spoke and were lavish in
their praise Of the banks pre-
sent operation and Of it's found
er, 0. A. Torgerson.
The floral decorations and
center piece were sent for the
occasion by Mr.. and Mrs. Tor
gerson now in Cathedral City.
Calf.
V. G.. Ellis, head of the in
surance department, Mrs. E.
A. Marlar, senior employee,
John Hughes, banks attorney.
and Merrill Coon, Chamber of
Commerce president, gave
short talks.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-03-11

ted. let it be treated % sucA
and not hushed-up by the eE.
pedient Of IAN adjustment
= =
Very truly yeuzs
Paul B. Hansen
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-03-11

The interior of the Mecca
Liquor Store was redecorated
this week. New cabinets and
shelves of Weldtex were in
stalled. The work was done by
Harold Sivesind who is en-
ployed by Shupp Construction
Company.
Mrs. Bud Metzgar is man.
ager of the store.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-03-11
Letter TO Editsr


4 St1&
in this present age, traits Of
character such as honesty, in
tegrity, loyalty, fortnight
ness and all the others have
become relative matters. We
say CLEAN or HONEST but
should say CLEANER or
MORE HONEST, for by the
varying standards of present
day society unone is perfect.
But dishonest acts which a.
rouse the hearts and minds of
many people Of varying stand
ards, confirm the act as both
evil and dishonest above the
ave age.
The Mayor has returned
from his travels and has
spoken briefly of the moral
issue involved between the
Justice Department and the
City of Kodiak in regard to
the property now occupied by
the U. S. Jail. It is a moral
issue in that an agreement,
perhaps only in verbal form,
has been alleeedly violated.
In speaking with the Mayor,
the undersigned suggested
that the subject matter of the
article in last weeks Kodiak
Mirror concerning the Leak"
was a moral issue which in
volved the city council and
local citizens.
1t will test the qualities of
character on the part of the
'uly elected representatives to
face the moral issues involved
in this case. The waving of
iinterlocking friendships, both
physical and pecuniary, is not
easily done, but such must be
the case if the matter is to he
considered as honestly as
possible.
If an investigation reveals
tina a crime has been commit
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BY the Associated Press

congressman already get pen
sions when they retire. Now they
are talking wistfully of gettlns a
40-hour week while they work.
The matter came up at the
hearing the Senate-House Eco
nomic Committee is holding in its
study of the price of steel.
Alva Phelps, president of the
Oliver Corp, a Chicago farm
equipment company, was explain
ing how the steel price increase
affected his business.
Representative Rich, Repub-
lican, of Pennsylvania, was doing
the questioning. Suddenly Mr..
Rich asked:
How many hours do you put
in each day?"
I'VE put in a 40-hour week in
the office, just the same as they
do in the plant" Mr.. Phelps said.
First time I ever heard of an
executive who could get by on
eight hours day." said Mr.. Rich,
who runs wooden mill in addi-
ton to his duties as Congress
man.
I have always felt, Congress-
man that eight hours was ABOUT
all a man could work - if he
worked efficiently" Mr.. Phelps
said.
Senator Flanders, Republican,
OF Vermont, cut in to say:
I think Senators and Repre-
sentatives would do a better Job
If they worked a 40-hour week :"
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Chinese Nationalist here re-
ported widespread air and naval
blows at the Communists along
the China coast.
The big southern city of Canton
was one of the air targets. Heavy
damage to Communist installa-
tons there were reported in Off
cial dispatches. One report said
a 200-ton ship was sunk at Cam
ton.
Scores of Red junks were sunk
by naval units operating along
the coast opposite Formosa. Com
bined air and sea forces struck
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close to the Wingsang but caused
no damage or casualties.
The Wingsang plies regularly
between Hong Kong and Formosa.
The attack was the first incl
dent of it's kind since Britain rec
ognized the Communist govern
ment of China.
A strong British protest is eX-
pected to be filed in Peiping.
Last year Communist shore
batteries fired on several British
warships on the YangtZe river,
killing more than two score sail
orS.