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Evening star., 1951-01-15

ministration to help her straighten
out her affairs.
The name of Mrs. Snodgrass'
second husband and father of her
four daughters, M/Sergt. James
Fort Snodgrass. was on the De-
fense Department 200th Korean
War casualty list released yester-
day. He was killed November %.
Mrs. Snodgrass' first husband,
Flight Capt. Charles Ridgley Ham
nell, Sd, of Philadelphia. was
killed in a takeoff crash at Dinjan,
India, in 1945. while plotting a
transport loaded with supplies for
China.
Evening star., 1951-01-15
By the Assoeiated Press

BY the Assoeiated Press
PITMAN, N. j., Jan. 15.-A 26-
year-old mother widowed by war
twice within six years hardly had
time for tears today as she looked
ahead for herself and four small
daughters.
Mrs. Jean E. Snodgrass told
friends she expects to stay at home,
devoting most of her time to Kim,
Lynn, Eileen and Jean. The eldest
is 4, the youngest /.
She has asked the Veterans Ad-
Evening star., 1951-01-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
Jerry Strong Waltses
To Como Song
ByR0mberg

"Sigmund Romberg's new waltz, ling
Zing.Zoom Zoom, on RCA Victor, is
zooming up to the hit heavens says
Jerry Strong on WINK. "Why? Be-
cause Perry Como sings it like he
loved it-which he does! On the
under side-If, another home-run hit
by Perry, makes this record super
duper double e-header! Catch both on
my WINK show at Sis AM. Tues.
day." And buy Zins-Zoom on vivid
IS at your RCA Victor Dealers!
Evening star., 1951-01-15

The Philippine Islands are COM
posed of 10 large and 970 small
islands.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Deaths Reported
CFrom the D. C. Bureau of

tFrom the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
Ella J. HouEhtalinE. 81 Silver Spring. Ma.
Alice M. Randall. 81. 5741 Colorado ave.
william M. Hannay. se. wsrdman Park
Nora 4: Kelly. SO. 600 New Hampshire
Marsaret c. Glascox. 81. 24as Mass.-
Hean: HaaHsfe PdsidY aadYsd e. ss s. fsS psgdH4e s
Thomas w. DayWalt, rs. Alexandria, va,
Ida NJ. Brooks. 73. 1910 sherwood ST. e.
" William Sellers, l2, 621 18th St NV.
Hannah Breen. ,e5, s12 Eye st. NV.
Elizabeth S. DAILY, "a, $3.50 1st st. NV.
Clifford Garrett. 64 Leesburg, Fla.
DR.. william ]. Lally. SO. 1853 Spring rd,
James L. Hale Sc, 4446 Ellicott ST. NV.
Otto j. cass, 55. BIG PARKWAY Terrace dr..
William M. Lambert, 53, 1925 Hamlin st.
Paul c. Vaughan. SO. 1859 gath st. Sc.
Allen j. Lloyd. SO. 1923 p st. Sc.
Warren L. Orndorff, A.. 226 Jefferson st.
Mabel $, sornson. A.. Silver Spring Md.
Samuel Belasco. Al. % 9th st. Sc.
Christine De Lorenzo, 36, 1O21 eth ST. NV.
France. E; Henry 81. lisa iS3 Elmira ST. s,w.
Samuel HriH q Jones'. mes sd, 1929 18th st. NV
Frank Wilkes. rs, 1912 independence ave.
Thomas F. Masterson, Sc, 27O2 Dumbarton
Isaiah u Curtis SO. as14 sth st. NV.
Carrie Cuttino, 36. IS H ST. ne.
Dolores Eaddy. T. 1859 E ST. Sc
Larry w. Robinson. infant, 46 New York
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
; May|anders Help
Sell Good Relations
0fU. s, Latin America
By the Associoied Press

Helping sell" Uncle Sam to
Latin Americans is the job of
three Marylanders.
AS foreign service officers of the
State Department. they have vari-
Gus tasks designed to bring about
better understanding between the
United States and its Southern
neighbors. The department told
of their duties yesterday.
Philip Raine, cultural attache
at the American Embassy in Mex
leo City, manages an extensive
exchange program between Mexi-
co and the United States.
Exchange Program.
The program provides for ex-
change of students. professors,
technicians and others.
A native of Baltimore. Mr..
Ralne entered foreign service in
1881. During World War II he re-
signed from the State Department
to work with the Office of the Co.
ordinator of Inter American AZ
fairs. After serving in the Army
he returned to foreign service in
1948.
Clarence E. Birgfeld, born In
Capital View, Md, in 1906, serves
as ambassador right-hand man
at BopOta. Colombia
His title is counselor of embassy
and deputy chief of mission.
Mr.. Birgfeld, who lists the
Spanish language. along with golf
and bridge, as his hobbies, served
from 1927 to 1912 with the Com
merce Department.
Food Stuffs Chief.
He was acting chief of the food
stuffs division of the Commerce
Department at the time he entered
the Army in 1912.
In 1945. he became assistant
commercial attache to the Ameri-
can Embassy in Buenos Aires.
William P. Stedman, jr., native
OF Baltimore, is serving as second
secretary and economic officer at
San Jose. Costa Rica.
A graduate of the University of
Maryland in 1943. he entered for
eign service in July. 1947.
His present job is collecting and
reporting commercial information
Of value in developing and main
tanning trade between the United
States and Costa Rica.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Rubbit Hunters Bog Shark

CORNER BROOK. Newfound-
land (P.-Harold Heath and AL
bert Layden went hunting fol
rabbits but came back with a g.
foot ground shark. The boys were
pushing their boat off to return
when they spotted the sharks fin
and Heath killed it with his rifle
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Niqerion No JuneIeer

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
P).-Emanuel Ekunseitan is a
21-year-old native of Lagos, in
Nigeria, West Africa, but says he:
II saw my first lions and elephants
at a circus in Philadelphia and it
cost me $1.50 to do it," Ekunsei-
tan, who speaks good English. is
a business administration student
at Colorado College.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Jail Saves Miner

BUTTE. Mont. (P.-A 50-year-
old miner never thought he'd live
to see the day when jail looked
good to him. His hotel was de-
stroyed by fire and four persons
perished. boy. am I lucky" he
said. Il made the Jail last night
on a drunk charge, otherwise I'd
have been in there"
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Turnip Weighs 1914 Pounds

DRUMHELLER, Alberta (R.-
Mrs. Eric Holmes cast a heavy
vote in the competition for giant
Iturnips in this region. She har-
vested a turnip weighing 1924
pounds from her garden.
Evening star., 1951-11-09

GOLDENBERGS OPENS FIRST BRANCH-Ceremonies marking
the opening the GOdenberg Co.'S first branch department
store Avenue Shopping Center Benning
Me- held yesterday Store officials left to right
ecreary Alan GOldenberg PRESIDENT
Greenberg president and George NJ Ferris member of
board of directors The Godenberg Co.'s main store
located at Seventh, Eighth and streets NV.
aft Ph0t0
Evening star., 1951-11-09
coMPT0NETER SCHOOL

--EstabIished 10 He1ft.
Prepare yourself NOW 70 earn mere
vlce. individual tnstructieD By cen.
latest model Comptometer. Day and
Scnooi. The emily authorised Cemp-
he Comptometes Division Of Felt .
! Mun&ey 3idg.. 1929 3 street NV
Evening star., 1951-11-09
c Compiomeier Operator

money. Moderate tuition. Free placement ser'
petent teachers Each student Is Furnished The
evening classes. You are invited to visit ouY
tsmeter School IN WashinEtsn. Operated By
rarrani Mfg. Co Geo D lane Manaser 23s
nj 0603. D1 5000
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Plea 10 Dismiss Indictment
Against Rep. Brehm Denied

District Court Judge James w.
Morris yesterday overruled a mo-
ton by attorneys for Representa-
tive Brehm, Republican, of Ohio
to dismiss an Indictment charg-
ing him with illegally receiving
funds from two Office workers for
political purposes.
/ Mr.. Brehm, charged with ac-
cepting more than $1,000 to aid
his 1948 campaign. will go on
trial on March IL.
Chief Defense Counsel Leo
Rover argued at a hearing Friday
that the grand jury that indicted
the Congressman was not legally
constituted. He said two of the
jury commissioners who selected
the panel had taken the oath in
1945 when first appointed and
had failed to take the oath again
when reappointed in 1948.
Mr.. Rover also argued that an
affidavit given by one of the jury
commissioners attesting to the
illness of an absent commissioner
was not sufficient proof of his
incapacity to serve.
Mr.. Brehm was indicted under
a law forbidding members of Con-
gress from receiving political
funds from Federal employees.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Mrs. Hooker Appointed
To Navy Librury Post

Mrs. Ruth H. Hooker, who or
ganized the library at the Naval
Research Laboratory and is now
it's librarian, has been named to
the post of co-ordinator of naval
libraries, the Navy announced
today.
She succeeds Mrs. Constance D
Lathrop and is herself succeeded
by Miss Mildred Benton. chief OF
the division of field libraries o.
the Agriculture Department. Mrs
Hooker lives at 1885 Highview
terrace Sc.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

USED LEIcA AND coNTAx CAMERAS. LENSES. ETC:
Leica Mod. f:3.5 Elmar. Was 10000 .----- $3.50
Contax Cpld. R.F, Tessar f:35 18900------ 1880
Leica Mod E (Standard) Box only, Was 5000 1850
Leica Mod. D. Cpld. R.F. f:25 Was 1880 $3.50
Contax H. FL Sonnar, Cpld. RF, case. 2750o-125.oo
Leica Mod. (Standard) f3.5 Elmar. 175.00-- 64.50
Leica sc, f:35 Emar, Cpld. R.F, 10000. .---139.5o
Leica sc f:35 Wide Angle Elmar IS NM, cpd.
R.F. case. Was $500 ----------------- 1880
Leica &c, f:2 Summittar, like new. $500 -2395O
Contax H. f:15 Cpld. RF, Sonnar. Was $4,000 1880
Leica &c f:15 ctd, so NM. case. Was 47000-
so nm. Leitz Elmar f:35 Cpld. Was S450 - 1850
so zeiss Tessar, f3.5, Cpld Was 75.o0 - 22.5o
so NM zeiss Tessar, f2.8, Cpld Was $500 - 1850
35 WA Leitz Elmar f:35 ctd. Was 123.00 = 1880
so nm. Zeiss Sonnar f. Was 10000 - 1850
50 nm. Zess Sonnar f:15 ctd Was 1880 - $3.50
80 nm. Leitz Thambar f:22 Cpld Was 275.00 1880
80 f2.7 Tessar Cpld. for Leca Was 10000 1880
so f:le Dallmyer Cpld Leica. Was 1851 $3.50
28 Carl zeiss Tessar for Contax. 14500 - 1880
IS nm. f:45 Orthometer Zeiss Contax. 16500 $3.50
80 Elmar IA Chrome ctd Leica. 175Oo--- i05.O0
IS nm. f:2 Cerenar for Leica or Canon.
1856 mm zeiss f4s Tessar cpld Exakta $3.50 $50
1876 mm f:4 Serenar Leica-Cannon. 15OO0 $3.50
Zeiss Universal Multiple Fnder-Contax 5000 47.5o
Leitz Universal Imarect Finder T.00--------- $3.50
IS nm. f2 Sonnar Chrome Lightweight Mount
for Contax. ctd. Was $500 ---------- 1880
1876 nm. Sonnar f:4-Contax ctd. 1880 107.5O
200 nm. Leitz Telyte reflex housing. 3s5oo-- 265o0
12-inch Zeiss Magyar Tee for Rolliefex 1880
80 mrn Schneider Xenon f:2 for Leica------- 1880
USED PRESS CAMERAS eRAFLEx-sPEEp eRAPHIcs
FILM PACK CAMERAS
2Ax3A Auto Grafex Jr f:45 Tessar 145.00 $3.50
2Ax3A RIB Series Gra1ex, 5k" f:45. 10000 1850
2Ax3A Speed Graphic Meyer, Cpld. RF. f:45 1880
2Ax3A FIR Reporter f:45 Voigt. in Compur 1880
2Ax3A Band j Watson Press Kalart Cpld. R.F,
f:45, ctd. lens in compur. 10000 $3.50
2Ax3A Speed Graphic f:45 ctd., Ektar, Cpld. !.
R.F, flash gun, case holders. $4,000 1880
3kx4A Speed Graphic zess f:4.5. Cpld. R.F. 1880
3Ax4A Speed Graphic f:45 Cpld. RF, holders,
case, flash. Was $500 -------------- 1880
3hx4A Speed Graphic f:45 Stenheil Cpld
R.F, case, apapter flash. Was 345.00 $3.50
3Ax4A Speed Graphic f:45 in Hex Synchro.
RF. adapter, Grafex back Was $500 1880
Evening star., 1951-02-21
1000 ASSORTED FILTERS
Red, yellow, green neutral density etc, Wrattan
Series VI, VII. and square 79c each, for 50
USED CAMERAS and EQUIPMENT

voigtlander Brilliant f:45. Was 55.00---- $3.50
Rolliecord Ia f:45 zeiss with attached speed
flash. Was 1850 0-------------------------- Ss.95
USED 1emm. CAMERAS AND PROJECTORS
Eastman 100 it. Roll Model B. Was $500 - 1880
Seman's Soft. Mag f:28 Was 5000 ---------- 1850
Revere Mad Model is, f:2.5 ctd Was 1880 = $3.50
Keystone 100-ft. roll Mod AT, f2.5, ctd 1850 1915
Eastman 100-ft. roll Model K f:19 Was 16500 1915
Bell & Howell Mag Fflmo Autoload f;1s ctd 1880
Lekto Mag f:35, battery operated. Was 1880 $500
Eastman 1oo-ft. roll. Mod. B., f:1s 1880 $3.50
Cine Kodak Special, Turret, file, wide angle
and telephoto case. Was 10000 -4S5.oo
Filmo, Bell g. Howell, Turret fig, ctd., fla
Cooke Tee. case accessories 10000 $500
Fimo, Auto Master Turret, Mag Cooke lenses 1880
Victor sound silent Prof. $50 watt, 42500 1890
Bell & Howell Filmo 81 and case. Was 18500-- $500
USED smm. CAMERAS AND PROJECTORS
Univex Model. As, f:56 lens. Was 17s5 ---- 4ss
Perfex nm, Mag. Turret f:35, ctd. 9950---- $3.50
Keystone Model K8 roll, f:3.5 lens. Was 6450-- $3.50
Cine Kodak Mag 8, f:1.9 lens. Was 1475O ---- 77.95
Cine Kodak g. Model Is, roll, f:27 lens. $780, $3.50
Bell & Howell Sportster, f2, coated 10995 67.5O
Eastman Prof, Model 20 and case. $50 24.50
Keystone Model Rs 500 Watt, coated lens $3.50 1850
USED CANDID CAMERAS .-.
Perfex A. Cpd. Range Finder f:28 Was 5000 1880
Kodak IS MN. Anastigmat, f:45 Was 5000 245O
Kodak IS mm f:3.5, Anastigmat Special. $500 $3.50
Virgin 35mm. f3.5, Compur was $780, 22.5O
Agfa Karat f:45 IS nm. was 6o0o------ 1880
Univex Model I f.3.5. was $500 ----- 1495
Super-Nette zeiss f:35, Cpld. RF. Was 10000 $3.50
Robot H. f:3.5. Carl zeiss Tessar 15OOO---- 1850
Robot II, f:2 Biotar 40 NM, 175.00----- $500
Perfex Model l01, cpld. R.F. f:45, ctd. 5000 1850
Retina Xenar f3.5. Was 1880 ---- $3.50
Praktifex f:2. IS NM, Biotar, 175.O0---- $3.50
Kardon, f. At mm. Ektar, cpld. R.F 250.00 1880
Kodak IS mm, f:3.5, Cpld R.F Was 96O0-- 1850
Sept. f:3.5, IS mnl, still-motion Was 1850 47.5O
Argus 81, Mark Finder, f:35 ctd. fash 75.00 $3.50
Kodak Extra, Cpld. r. F. f:35, was $780, 1880
20 RAJ
Exakta v-P Reflex. f:3-5. Chrome. Was 1750o 1850
Exakta IS nm. Reflex, f:35 Tessar Was 225.50 $50
Evening star., 1951-02-21

Perfex- -Turrett Mag smm f25 ctd. Was $3.50 Es5e
Keystone 8mm Roll Film f:2.5 Ctd Was 64.50-- 1850
DeJur Protector, 1000 watts, Was 1880 1880
Keystone Prof. R8 500 watts. Was 84.50 - 63.7S
Ampro Prof., $50 Watts, Ctd Case. Was 1890 l2750
Eastman Kodascope SO, 500 WITS, Ctd. Was $500 $3.50
Revere S, 500 Watts f:16. Ctd Was 11450---- S9.75
Eastman Mod co. 750 Watt Case. Was 1880 1880
Boex M8, 500 Watt, Ctd. De Luxe. Was 19400- 1850
SLIDE PROJECTORS
Argus PA 200 fan, case. Was 4495 ---------- S3.9B
Eastman Kodaslide la, coated lens Was 2995-- A.75
Viewex Model VS. IS mm case. Was 6o85 --49.50
Golde Nu-Manumatic, case 800 watt Was e44S 49.75
Kimac 500 watt ctd. 3Hx4, case Was $780, 1850
Golde Reflex 300 watt, fan, case. ctd lens,
2Ax2A, IS NM Was 7750 ---------------- S9.9S
Argus PB 100 IS mrn case ctd Was $685. $3.50
TDC Vivid Al IS NM, ctd. Was 29.75 1850
TDC Vivid Prof. 800 Duo" IS mm and 2Ax2A,
500 watt ctd. lens. Was 1880 ------------ $3.50
Kodak Master Kodasde 1000 watt ctd. lens
case, IS mm.. Was 181.00 -------------- n4.50
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Brentwood OES to Meet

The Brightwood chapter No. a.
Order of the Eastern Star, will
meet at pm. tomorrow in Stans-
bury Temple, 1892 Georgia avenue
/ NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-21
USED ROLL FILM AND REFLEX CAMERAS

100 zeiss Roll Film Tessar, f:45 Compur. 5000 $50
120 Virgin f:4,5 Anastgmat Compur Was $500 295
120 Prono. with Pronto Shutter, f45. Was 1880 IT'S
120 Volenda f:45 xenar Compur. Was 60O0-- 275
120 Voigtlander, Bessa f:45, Compur 69.O0-- 22.5
120 Promto II, f:4.5 Trnar Anast. 75O0 --- 295
100 Zeiss Ikon f:45 Tessar Compur. Was $500 325
$40 Vollenda f:45 Compur Was 50.00------ 225
120 Dolly 2Ax2A Myer, f:2.9 Compur. $3.50 - 325
120 Voigtlander, Bessa Cpld R.F f3.5, Helliar 1875
GIG Kodak f:45 Kodak Anastigmat Was 0--29.5
Speedex Junior 2Ax2A fill. Was 2700!---- 125
100 Ikomat 2Ax1Ss, zess Tessar, f:45. $500 32.5
Kodak Duo-Six 20, Cpld. R.F.. f:35 .-------- 600
100 Zeiss Ikon 2Ax2A. Zess f:45. Was 1850 $50
120 Zeiss Ikon Zeiss f:3.5. Was 5000 .-- AS
120 Ikonta c, zess. f:35 Compur Rapid. 5000 495
120 Voigtlander Bessa f:3.5 Compur. Was 1850 375
100 Zeiss Ikonta Tessar, f:2.5, Cpld. RF. - 117.5
100 Voigtlander Bessa II, Cpld R.F f:35 16500 S25
Rolleiflex Automatic zeiss f:35 with Heiland
Tripper built in. Was 10000. = 1895
Ro1eicord II zess f:3.5 Compur. Was 1000 79.O
Ciroflex, Velostigmat, f:35, Aphax Was 80.50- 495
Argofex f4.5 Anastigmat. Was 65.00--- 1875
Voigtlander Brilliant f:77. Was 30.00--- 149
Ikofex I zeiss f:35. Was 9000---- 625
Unifex f:5.6 Universal Anastigmat. Was 5000 345
Ciroflex B. f:35 Alphax. Was 89.50------------ 495
Ciroflex c, f3.5 Rapax. Was 9750- 5S5
127 Roll Exakta B, Zeiss Tes. f:28 Was 1880 1875
2Ax2A Beier-Flex Victar f:29. Was 1890 395
Ikof1ex zeiss Ikon Novar, f:4.5. Was 5000 o. 1875
Evening star., 1951-02-21
NEW smm cAMERAs-pRoJEcToRs

NEW Smm cAMERAs-PRoJEcToRS
Revere smm. Mag. Model 10. Was os5O $3.50
Boex Roll Model L-8 Kern f:28 Ct Was $3.50 1895
Keystone Mag. Model K40 f:25 Ctd Was 1905 1880
DeJur Mag. Model D100 Fade-Matic f:25
Coated. Was 1880 o----- $3.50
Briskin Mag. f:2.5 Coated Was 80 50--------- 4.50
Ampro $50 Turret f:19 Ctd. Was 1880 - 1875
Franklin Mag. f:2.5 Coated. Was 12500 ---- 5000
Bell & Howell Tri-Lens Turret 8mm roll, three
lenses f:15 Coated. Was $500 ---------- 2495O
Evening star., 1951-02-21
DIAMOND eApcrr BAGS, TOP GRAIN LEATHER

NEW lemm cAAERAs-PRoJEcToRs
Keystone 49, f:25, ctd, 1OO-ft roll Was $3.50 ss7s
keystone Al2 tur f1e ctd 1oO-ft Was 1880 f1000
Keystone K50, f:25 ctd. mag. Was 1880 $3.50
Lectro magazine, f25, ctd, battery operated with
batteries Was I6500 " $500
Bolex H16 Turret f:19 ctd Was 375 90 2 $500
Revere Mod. 7, Is nm. f2.5, ctd. 1880 49, 1880
Movie Mite, sound silent, ctd., 200-ft. 27450 205O0
Ampro Imperial TO- 1000 watt port. $4,000 $500
Bolex G816, 16 mn, SILENT f:16 ctd. 331.oo 21750
Nateo H. single sound silent 750 watt $4,000 22500
Eastman Mod. F.S ION Sound Kodascope, 1000
watt, case Was 00.00------------- 295.O0
Keystone K160 ctd. lens $50 watts. Was 1880 $3.50
Ampro Imperial Silent 1000 Watt, ctd. lens, case.
Was 276.00 1880
Keystone A82, 750 watt ctd, f:16 Was 1880 $3.50
Eastman 16 10, 750 watt ctd. f:16. 14750 - 117.50
Evening star., 1951-02-21

3Ax4A Auto Grafex Zeiss f45 Tessar 1866 90 &c.!
3Ax4A RIB GrafeX Series B. f:45 Tessar 1850 &c.!
3Ax4A RIB Gra1ex Series D, f:4.5 Tessar,
buit-in flash. Was 22500 - 129.s
4x5 RIB Graf1ex Series D, 71a, f:45 KA. 265 90 1854
4x5 & j Press AS Zeiss Tessar Compur
Cpld. R.F. flash. Was 275.00 - 95t
AXIS Gundlach View Camera f4.5, ctd. Compur. 49,!
ski Portrait Graflex 10%, f:45 Meyer Lens 1885,,
SKI Linhof Graphic Back 81" Schneider in
Compur, holders. Was $4,000 - las,
9x12 CM Linhof Technika f:45, ctd Compur : 97
SKI Speed Graphic 71a" f:4.5. Was 2250O = 69.s
9x12 CM Linhof, box only, no lens. Was $4,000 49,.
6x9 Voigtlander Berghei-Helliar f4.5 Compur 49,!
6x9 K. w. Meyer f:4.5 Compur. Was 5000 -. 81:
6x9 Voigtlander f4.5 Scopar Compur ------.- 32!
9x12 Zeiss f:4.5 Tessar Conpur. Was $500 - 49,!
9Xl2 Reomar f:4.5 Kodak Compur. 74.50 ---- 45t
Evening star., 1951-02-21

SPECIAL
Zess Ikoflex I f:3.5 Zeiss Ctd, Self-timer
Shutter, with Case. Was $4,000 S9.75
Evening star., 1951-02-21

TRlPoDS-NEW
Arsco sturdy adj tilt head. Was 4750 1878
Sun Ray No. 8 Alum. collapsible Was 3250--- 1880
Manhattan Center Elevator Was 2750 ---- 14.95
Thalhammer BL Pan Tilt Head. Was 1850 24.50
Quick Set High Boy TIT. Pan Tilt. Was 54.00 1885
Monarch Sec Chrome Telescopng. Was Ills $50
Star D DIT Alum. Pan Tilt. Was 1950-------- 1880
Autoflex Universal heavy wood legs, alum.
top tilt Was 44.50 .50------------------------- 1880
tor was $3.50 49," 22so
Evening star., 1951-02-21

NEW PREss-vIEW CAMERAS
2hx3A Grafex r BIB, f4.5, Etar, 14750 ----- $500
2Ax3A Crown Graphic Coupled RF. f4.5 Ektar,
ctd.. synchro shutter. Was 2275o - 1863. 80
f4'5, ctd. Was $3.50 ----------,--- 1s5.oo
was 25soo --s.-,-- 1880
AXIS Linhof Technka III, box only graphic back.
Was 2ss so. -. --- 247.so
AXIS Linhol Technika III, f:45 Schneider 6" lens,
graphic back was 3650o --- 1880
ski Ansco No 81 Studio sliding back. Was $3.50 6975
ski Grover View Monorai Tilt lens. Was
$3.50 ---------. $3.50
Evening star., 1951-02-21

EXPOSURE METERS
so Assorted Electronic Meters, your
choice, as is Values to 3oOO--- 2s5
&C E. Meters, D. W. &c. Were 2450 1895
Hickok Master. Were 1885, ----- 1495
DeJur Photo Electric and case. Were
245o ----.------------------- 1895
Kodiak mirror., 1951-05-05

Scouts will march in the par ade that will form at 10 am on Mission Road, beyond the Russian Church.
 1st It. William E. Bond, USING, has been selected as parade marshal.
 Marching units~ from the Army, Marines and Navy, plus a Navy hand, will be in cluded in the parade. The Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Cooties, VFW Auxiliary, American Legl,1, ana Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary will also march from Mission road down Main st., So. Mill Bay Road, Alaska Way, south on Brooklyn and will disband on the road beyond Kraft's Store.
 Jack Hinckel, acting mayor during the absence of Mayor Lee c. Bettinger, will issue a proclamation declaring May 19, Armed Forces Day, and will urge all Kodiak residents to participate in the obser- vances.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-05-05
Uoen House AZ
 Elks Club Tomorrow

An open house IS being held at the Elks Club tomorrow between 2 and 4 pm for sall members.
 Bob Hedlof and his orches- tra will provide the entertain ment and music for dancing, 4 luncheon will be served by members of the Emblem Club,
 This is the first of a series of parties planned by lthe newly appointed .sgentertain- ment committee, according to Bob Hedloff. chairman. All Elks, their ladies, Emblem Club members and guests are invited.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-05-05
Mis ssng Persons
 Sought gn Alaska

Anyone having knowledge of the whereabouts of the following persons is urged to communicate with the Cover nor's Office, Juneau, Alaska.
 Helene Rogers-came to A. laska in 1947 from California, believed to be in the vicinity of Nome.
 Dan W. Hightower- Veter- an of World War I. Last heard from 1914, allegedly working on Alcan Highway.
 celia Hawkins Brook hart). Thought she might be employed by Alaska Coastal Airlines but they have no record.
 Ernest Berggren- last heard from in 1928. Known to have owned property in Ne mana.
 Brick Christ Radtke-43, 6 it. in height. 18o lbs., dark complexion, hazel eyes, some times wears a moustache. First Class carpenter.
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City ApP0sntf71 ( enfS
 Made For Year

The following appointments for the coming fiscal year were made and approved by the city council at the last meet ing.
 City assessor, John Mar shall; Building inspector, H.. E. Spencer; City clerk and Treasurer, Myrna Perkins; Fire chief, George Magnusen; Health officer, Dr. A. Holmes Johnson; Magistrate, Myrna Perkins; Superintendent of Streets and Utilities; Mill Vokacek and Wharfinger, H. E. Spencer.
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isscNinFey Resigns From Police

Ovid Mac" Mckinley, city patrolman, has resigned his position with the city police to accept a position with the firm of Donnelley and Ache son.
 Acting Police Chief William kreiner said he was consider ing the application of D. H. Coe, formerly with M. s. T. B., as a replacement.
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Armed Forces Dav Parade Planned

An Armed Forces Day parade will be held May 19, with all three services and units from the various service organizations taking part, a Naval official announced this week.
 The Kodiak school drum corps and band and the Boy
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Light Installation Held Up

The City of Kodiakswill not install anymore street lights until more information is ob- tained regarding a new type now in use in Anchorage.
 Councilman Bud Metzgar said during the last meeting that until the council received more information on the new type of lights he did not think it wise to spend any more money on the old type.
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Al Fenner left Monday for Moser Bay where he will work for Libby McNeill and Libby through the summer. He will be in charge ot the refrigera- tion and vi servi:e e1ui J. ment.
 M. md Ms. Robin Rossiter left last Saturday for the states. Rossiter who is in the Coast Guard will have a new assignment. Mrs. Rossitec was formerly employed at the B ,nk of Kodiak.