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CH0WDER


United Nations flags in brilliant
array are framed IN seasons greet
ings from France sent by Comdr.
R.W. Stafford. former OPT head
here. with best wishes from him.
self and his flame treSSed wife,
Polly. The address is PID SAB
AAU SHAPE ApO. IS, IN care of
Postmaster. New York. Far be 1t
from me to beli,tle American en-
terprise. but from the collection of
foreign Christmas cards I've seen,
overseas ones do seem more orr
ginal, or at least, more individual.
Alan Miller, young artist who re-
turned recently from France, may
be able to account for this in an in
terview coming up. Alan dropped
in yesterday, but | was in the mid
die of that STOCK situation and
couldn't maneuver the chat for the
time being. Alan gave wonder
ful party Saturday night at which
Lobster Hurkador was served.
that's a fresh lobster dish cooked
up with a Joe Hurka touch. Host
eSS Betty French announced the ar
rival Of guests Yggy Carbonell. 1t
Bebout. Rea Waller, Haakon Bach,
ct al, with a frying pan tom-tom.
The stairs TO the Miller menage
are like those in a lighthouse. a
tight spiral of steps going up to
the second floor. After a party
with trimmings, the same stairs
seem to have colled no a little
higher and tighter. .B0INGl
Solution Escolater. unless of cour-
/ sc you happen TO be in a hurry.
CREDIT IS DUE TO 1t. (j.g)
Ralph Phillips, goodl0oking blond
flyer of Boca Chica for spotting
those three lost fishermen who
were off an island Sunday and Mon
day during the rough weather. He
modeStly said. They were all right
on their own, though and there
wasn't much TO do except see that
they were headed in the right di-
rection." Credit also goes to
Police officer Bienvenido Perez
for doing a good deed. one of the
ones which doesn't often come TO
the attention of the public. Susan
McAvoy was locked out of her
apartment by accident when she
returned from the Isle of Pines and
after three frantic hours was still
unable to find her friend, Ruth Boz
wan who had the key Susan call
ed Mrs. Perez who is in charge of
, the rental of Mrs. Bowan's apart
ment. The message of distress
was forwarded TO her husband the
policeman. and he went TO look
for the lost friend and the key.
Meantime. Susan found her friend.
but the point is help was given
over and above the line of duty.
CASE OF THE BARKING DOG.
as told by Mazda Lazarovici
and lady from the Humane So
ciety The other day, a dog was
hit by passing car and lay on
the street attended by another can
inc which refused to leave his in
iured friend until help came. The
faithful dog-chum stood by and
harked frantically until he attrac-
ted the attention OF people who
people who came to the rescue.
The fashion show for the March OF
Dimes campaign to be given DUR
ing a card party at Casa Marina
hotel on January II will be some.
thing unusual with a theme to be
announced after conference with
Edna Miller and Mary Caraballo.
I'm due for the commentator
job, so more later.
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50-Legai Notices
(COntinuedD

that the said supposed decedent,
namely. Lois Gibson, also some
times known as Lois Phillips Glib
SON. If alive. or any person for her.
produce Ia the undersigned, within
three t2) months from the date of
the first publication Of this Notice.
satisfactory e idenre If her con-
tinuanst in life.
Dated at Key West. Florida. this
27th day of December, \. ID. 1851
(sdl RAYMOND Il. LORD
County Judge, Monroe County.
Florida.
dec27.l95l .jan3-IO-I7.1952
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INITIATION EOn Kids


Sealed bids will be accepted by
the Monroe County Board of Pub
4, Instruction at 1870 PM. Jan
JarY -. 1852. ia the office OF the
superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton. Monroe county, Courthouse
sui ding. for the following:
uS-d International school bus,
1912 model
used Ford school bus. 1912
model
Busses may be seen at the Mon
roe Motors lot, Grinnell Street.
BusseS 10 he sold i'm present
condition ami to he moved by
purchaser.
The BOARD reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
GERALD II. ADAMS
Chairman
HORACE ODRYANT
sup, rim endent 4 Secretary
Janl0-l7, 1859
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FAST, Clean, pleasant disposition
waitress. Apply Banana Tree
Grill. 523 Truman. janS-3t
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STAII e

SDT &c IL Hereby GIVEN
that the undersigned, desiring 10
cn"age in business under the fic-
t!tious name IF city Loan niSccUp.
OF Key West" 524 Southland Street,
Key West, Fla. intend tn register
the said fictitious name with the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Mon
roe County. Florida
Dated January >, 1859.
FRANK y. MAGNUSON.
owner.
Jan. }. 10. II, "a. 1882
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N the CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
sIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERf.
Case No. l2-1f0s
In The Matter OF The Adoption OF
CAROLYN RAVE CI.oUsER.
Minor.
THE STATE or FLORIDA 70
CLARENCE RAY Ci.oTSER.
I.oas office Box 2o72. Grsenway
station, TGesoH, Arizona, as Fath-
Ar and Natural Parent OF the
said Carolyn Raye CT u 3 = r,
Yot- ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that a Petition for the Adoption Of
CAROLYN Raye Clouser has been
filed in the Circuit Court OF the
Sixteenth judicial Circuit OF the
state OF Florida. In and for Mon
roe County. ia ChanesTgt by Jo-
sEPH EDWARD sTRARAi+ JRs
ma voa are hereby required TO be
and appear In said Court on the
ssth DAY Of January A D. 1879,
there "a show cause. IL any you
can, Why said Petition should rot
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lS-Public Notices
20-Musical Instruments

UPRIGHT piano, good condition
excellent tone, $40 Elizabeth St
5 to 8 pm. janI0.3tS
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TWO bedroom house. All electric,
with two cottages. each with
bath. Large lot with fruit trees.
Price Sl2,750. Box L. R.-l5 The
Citizen. iani0-tf
TWO BED room house. 1911 Foge-
rty ST. Inspection by appoint
ment. Call gao if no answer SIR.
jans-il-i2-3tx
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WOMEN, between AS and go years
of age, to represent Avon Pro.
ducts. For definite interview
write Mrs. Smedley, District Ma
mayer, Pc. BOX 1901, ". Palm
Beach, Fla. Jan. u
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RAUL'S Restaurant has position
for experienced Mattresses. Cal.
1888 for interview. jams Ii
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50-Legal Notices
(ContlIIueuD

be granted.
DATED at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida. this lSth day IT
Dece Uhsr. \. II, 1851
EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Monroe Coun, y. Florida,
BY tSdl Florence l.. sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
dec20-27,l95l ;jan3-l0,1
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DEATHS

WASHINGTON R WIG.
JOerg, eS, noted geographer and
chief Of the Cartographics Records
Branch OF the National Archives
since 1887, died Tuesday.
SARASOTA Up - G. Chandler
Ross. "a. internationally known por-
trait painter who was best known
for his portrait of the late President.
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, died Tues
day He was born in England.
Mexico's youngest and most act.
i've volcano is FL Paracutin. south.
vest Of Mexico City. II erupted
first on Feb 10. 1913.
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MIAMI. FLA. WEATHER
BUREAU

Small Craft Warning indicated
at 9 a. m. around Florida PENN
sula. Strong high pressure will
give $3.50 thph. northerly winds
at time of cold frontal passage.
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1899 CHEN. 4-door sedan. Coco
condition, S225. Sweeting's Ser
vice Station, Greene St.
janl0- ply
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BABY CARRIAGE. 13I Marsarc
Street. la1l0-3t>
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
H.. | HUWE
To Buy

PRIVATE party desires light car.
Age NJ as lmpol ant as condi
ion. Cash Immediately. Write Boz
l. ia GO Citlzcn. janl1-3tS
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l0a-Salesmen Wanted

TWO statesmen for local district.
Good opportunity for aggressive
men. Penny Egg & PouIty Co. See
Mr.. Chase, s ANS PM, 20
Grinnell St. Evenings, La Concha
Hotel, RIM. Goa. janl0-2t
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1871 PONTIAC, Club Coupe. Coco
condition. clean. Russo, Stock
Island ianl0.6tx
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HouSEKEEPER wanted, Six day
week, 1890 pm. TO 7So pm.
Good pay. Apply eco Whitehead
$, janl0.3t
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l0-Male and Female Help

MEN or Women walters wanted
Sidewalk Cafe. ianS.3
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATITE

NVTICE Is HEREBI CIV EN- that
the undersigned. desiring to engage
in business under the fictitious
name of C. q. Powers Cpnstruc-
tion Co" =. -. Box 2l0. Key West.
Florida. intends Ia register the 50 ii
fictitious name with the clerk Of
the Circuit Court of Monroe C"un-
~. Florida.
Dated December 96. t95l
CHARLES q. pow ERS,
Sole owner.
dec27, 1851: jana l0-l7, 1852
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HOME DESIGN AND DRAFTING
SERVICE. Plans prepared 10 ful
fin your individual needs and meet
building code and loan agency re-
ulirements. For appointment phone
e7as Ask for Bob Allan. ians-3t
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Relative Humidity - s.,n AN.
74co
Barometer tSea Levelt 500 a M.
1924 ins.-l0240 mbs.
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MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or as
signed 10 secure liza
bilities and for other
purposes .-..-..e--.-s.-. s-,o"S'S"V'e"
state OF Florida.
County Of Monroe. s.:
|. c. L. Gardner. cashier OF the
above-named bank. do solemniy
swear that the above statement Ii
true TO the best of my knowledge
$500 (sgd) c. l.. GARDNER.
Cashier.
cORRECT-Attest:
(xed1 VIM r. Warren, jr,
tsgd) Samuel NJ. Goldsmith
tsgdj j. J. Trevor.
sworn to and subscribed before
ru4 this Sth day Of January. 1922.
and ! hereby certify that / ara not
m officer or director Of this bank,
(sgdl NORMAN d. ARTMAN.
Notary Public. State "f Florida at
My commission expires Dec. IS.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding & In
=" '"e Janla.1sS2
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TOTAL ASSETS sta

LIABILITIES
Demand deposits OF In
dividuals. pa ner-
ships. and corpora
tons ..-.......... .-.-.. 81, - |,6ss-"I
Time deposits of individ
uals, partnerships, and
corporations ........,..-...- l,hla.2th.o4
Deposits of Unite
states Government
(including postal saw
ingS} ..-.......-,....- 3SS tssl-Se
Deposits OF States and
political subdivisions 797,9I2.02
Deposits Of banks --. 2ss, 0ha.ks
other deposits Certified
and cashiers checks.
etc) ........-. ~ ,23a. 30
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KlNDERGARTEN Teacher. pre-.
ferable experienced. Colleg
trained. Phone I4I3-W. jan9..,
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Report
Key West, Fla, Jan. 10. 1852
Observations taken at City Office
$500 AM. EST
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9CFemale Eelp Wanted

SALESLADY, Win some sales ex-
perience, Collins Mems Shop.
sos Duval Street. janl0-4t
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LADY pressers, colored or white
Apply in person. Bendix Laun-
dry, SIG Southland ST. janl0-3l
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50-Legal Notices
NOTICE or PREST NPTioN
Of DEATH
IN THE COZ NTX JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE

FsNtAtN OF
LOIS GIBSON. also sometimes
kaown as Lois Philips tfihsoG.
q person believed ia {fe dead
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
WHOM II MAY CONCERN. that
the legal presumption ef death Of
Lois CsEhSen. also sometimes known
as Ioia phIliips Gibson. person
believed to ne dad. has been es-
tablished II is hereby required
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CHARTER No. 1872
RESERVE DISTRICT NO. g

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT
Nr.l WEST. OF kEl WEST.
IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
ON DECEMBER RI, 1851 PUB
IISHE.D IN RESPONSE TO CALI
MADE ny COMPTROLLER OF
THE CURRENCY. Under SEC
TIoN 5-II. 4. :. REVISED
STATUTES
ASSETS
Cash. balances with 9TH
er banks, including
reserve balance, and
cash items in process
of collection ...-....-....-. $2,9S9, 63a- %
United States Govern
ment Obligations, di-
rect and guaranteed 6,lS2. l6", as
Obligations of states
sions ,'.-'...--'...'-.-.-.~-'.'-,.. sS4.so2.17
Corporate = I uc = lin
Guiding $l7.950.O0 stock
hank6 -. i7.251.o0
Loans and discounts 1909. a37. 10
sank premises owned
$7.242.S9. furniture and
injuries S2,.S3I.46 35.07A.35
Real estate owned other
than bank prt misses le4s6.1g
Investments and other
assets indirectly rep
resenting hank prem
tate t.s44s4
other assets .....- 25,242.62
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Unemployment Wanted

EXPERIENCED office clerk de
sires employment. Good typist
Phone 478-R. ian8-3tx
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39--TIa alters For Sale

COME SEE US-our prices are the
lowest in Fla. New ana used.
Free overnight lodging. Free de-
livery to Key West, long terms.
South Fla. distributor for Schult.
Pacemaker and Nashua. Harper
Trailer Sales. 1850 n. W. 18th Ave.
Miami. Phone 89-6S87.
jan5-tf
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The average Englishman is Ta-
toned 10 only about 50 pounds oi
meat a year,
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S-Automobfl.s For Sale

1919 PLYMOUTH Suburban. al
metal station wagon. Radio. E.
cellent condition, Sl3o5. 18Th Poin
claha. janS-6tH
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l8A--Massaqe

LADIES Gentlemen Scientific
body massage, Casa Marina
Hotel. SOlaria. dec1S-24t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
|Dr. Byrd Back From Tour,
Lauds Overseas Centers
BY the Associated Press

H. c. Byrd, president of ths
University of Maryland, was back
on the campus today well salts.
fed with operation of the univer.
!Sity'S SO educational centers
throughout Europe and North
Africa.
DR.. Byrd just completed q
months tour of the schools over
seas outposts.
Both the armed services and
our own personnel are doing a re-
markable good job over there" he
said. whenever the armed
forces move in and establish a
base, we move right in with them
and set up branch of our uni
versity program"
More than 10000 men and
women attended the university's
educational centers overseas dur
ing the last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Pair Hunts Treasures
Buried ! 400 Years

ODENSE. Denmark.-Two Dan
ish archaeologists. after five years
study and preparation, have
started a highly unusual inves-
tigation. They have started to dig
up a large area in which. 95 years
apart-in 1889 and 1734-two re-
markable golden drinking horns
were found.
Each was engraved with figures
of animals and human beings and
each bore the inscription, II Gae-
gaeSt Of Holt, made this horn. ="
Or Nordic origin. they apparently
were made about 500 AID, and
were worth a fortune. In 1902 a
goldsmith. stole them from an art
gallery and melted them down.
Using mine detectors, the ar
cheologists hope to find, if not
another golden horn, other treas
ures Laegaest may have left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Pukistun MosIems
|CIush in Kuruchi

Soda water bottles and stone'
were hurled at police and 100
persons were injured when two
groups Of Pakistani Moslems
clashed during a public meeting
in a Karachi hall.
The Quadianis, to which Paki-
stani's Foreign Minister Sir Ia
frulla Khan belongs, were holding
the meeting. The Minister was
speaking when an anti-Quadiani
mob broke in. 1t took 30 minutes
OF clubbing and tear gas for the
police to break up the demonstra-
ton.
The Quadrant Cor Ahmad1va !
sect was founded in the last half
OF the 10th century by Mira
Ghulam Ahmed of East Punjab.
The clash in Karachi was the
second recent one between the
the factions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Help in Identifying
Victims Of Bus Crash
In Texas Is Sought

BY the Assoeioted Press
| WACO, Tex. Aug. 6.-The Texas
highway patrol, still trying to
identify dead and find out how
many were killed in the tragic bus
collision near here Monday. ap-
Ipealed for aid today.
Only IA of % bodies recovered
from the charred, twisted wreck
age of the two Greyhound buses
had been identified. Three other
persons were known dead and a
pile Of blackened bones and black,
lshriveled flesh defied identified
ton.
The accident occurred shortly
after 4 am. (EDT) Monday in
the predawn blackness. The site
was a straight stretch of highway
near the crest of a slight incline
on United States highway 81, z
miles south of here.
Cause Still Unknown.
How and why the accident &C.
Cured still were other big uues-
lions. Both drivers were among
the known dead, although their
bodies had not been identified.
One was believed entirely con-
sumed in the gasoline-fed flames.
Capt. Sam Gardner of the high
way patrols Waco district last
night made the appeal for help.
If anybody has called Waco. he
said. to ask about a person who
might have been on one of the
buses and later found they were
not a wreck victim. the patrol
should be notified.
Authorities said again today
it may take days to identify the
rest of the dead. Some may never
be identified. Nobody knows ex-
actly who was on the buses, or
how many.
Task Almost Hopeless.
But the almost hopeless task
continued today while relatives of
the missing, Army and Air Force
identification crews, and State
and local police kept trying.
The flaming crash was called
the worst highway accident in his
tory by the National Safety Coun-
Gil. Besides the dead, Is persons
were injured. All were removed
from the critical list yesterday.
Many of the victims Identified
and probably some of the unidenti-
fed were servicemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Home Guard Recruits
Lured by Cocktails

LONDON.-The British capitals
defense chiefs have doped out a
new convincer to lure recruits into
the London Home Guard-cock-
tails.
CHEEKY parties featuring the
genial commander and his jovial
oftlcers-plus the cocktails-will
aim to show the bashful poten-
|tial recruit that he'll never really
be happy unless he reaches for a
uniform.
Britain's Home Guard is a VOL
untary. fully equipped, tough
trained part-time outfit but en-
listments have been slow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Five MaryIanders Buy
Gambling Tax Stamps
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Aug. 6. - Five
Marylanders yesterday bough,
Federal stamps required of pro.
fessional gamblers. Two of the
purchases were renewals of the
$50 stamps which expired June 80
Renewals went to Louis A. Ala.
gia and Fredius Ambrose Price
both of Elkton.
New stamps were taken out BY
James Leo kaufman and Saliva.
tore Giordano, both Of Baltimore
and Charles Eber, Essex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT
NEW DISCOVERY MAKES
FALSE Teeth
looxNATURAL AGAIN.

New York: Now false teeth wearers can
Ind quick. easy, scientific way to make
old. dinsy dentures look natural again
a-Kleen. discovery of Dr. L. Sherwin
practicing dentist. makes false teeth as
attractive as the day they were first fitted
sierra Kleen. says Doctor Sherwin, is
absolutely harmless, won't cake, and is
simple to use. Just soak dentures mo brush
ing) in the Sierra Kleen solution for few
minutes-then rinse Teeth look bright
and natural again-feel cool and really
Clean. Plates are free from any odor or
taste. sierra Kleen is now available at drug
g'sts for only thirty cents. This bottle lasts
for over one month.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-30
Farrow Services Held Monday

Funeral services for John Farrow, 40, were held Monday afternoon at the Elk's Club on Brooklyn avenue. Chaplain Peter McPhee of Kodiak Naval Station conducted the services.
 Farrow was killed August 22, around two pm when he came in contact with a high voltage line while doing line work for the Kodiak Electric Association.
 A large crowd attended the funeral services. Burial was in the Kodiak Cemetary under the direction of Kodiak Mortu- ary.
 John William F'arrow was born December 19, 1912, at Benton, Washington. He has been a resident of Kodiak for IA years. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Farrow of Benton, two sisters, Ellen and Annie; three brothers, H. D. Farrow of Kodiak, Richard Farrow of Benton and Thomas Farrow of Twist, Washington; an adopt ed daughter Alberta Ann, eight years old.
 Pallbears were Wilbur Schell, Waldo Alho, Pete Kop- pang, John Rogers, Vivian Kilgore and George Cushing.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-30
Dr. AIbrecht Visits Here This Week

Dr. c. Earl Albrecht, ter ritsral commissioner of health, visited Kodiak early this week and met with some of the members of the Kodiak Health and Welfare Council.
 He described his trip as a routine visit. Mayor Lee c. Betmnger showed Dr. AL brecht the site of the proposed housing project, the work done on the new reservoir and the new school Tuesday after noon.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-30
Cancer Crusade Fund Over 5000 Goal

The Kodiak Cancer Crusade fund climbed over the $1, ,OO0 goal set by the local Business and Professional Women's Club Thursday.
 The contributions totaled $1, 460 late Thursday Mrs. John Springhill, crusade chairman. said. The final count is expected to go over $1, 800 when all the contributions are in, she added.
 'On behalf of the BPW 1 wish to thank all who contri- buted and made the local cam paign a success, !" Mrs. Spring. hill said.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-30
Reynolds Lesve For Hawaii

MT. and Mrs. Charles Key holds were scheduled to leave last night for Seattle and Honolulu where they plan to settle.
 Reynolds has been employed 1t the base motor pool for the past four years, and Mrs. Reynolds has been typesetter for the MIRROR for over two years.
 Osmer "Pappy" Peyton, Alaska resident for the past nine years, planned to leave last night for Seattle and Hawaii. He will travel with MT. and Mrs. Reynolds.
 Peyton has been employed at KNS for the past four years.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-30
Former Resident Hurt Is1 Crash

Russel Ruyle, former Ko- diak High School student and employe of Patterson's Ser vice station, was seriously in- jured recently in an automo- bile accident in West Virginia.
 Ruyle, who has been in the navy for the past two years, had just returned from Eu- rope, and was scheduled to leave again for Jamaca.
 He had hoped to be dis charged from the navy and re- turn to Kodiak next January, his sister, Mrs. E. w. Sinders of Seattle, wrote the MR. ROR this week.
 R,lyle will be in the hospital for several weeks. His address is as follows: c. R. Ruyle, SN 735-17 CA, U. 5. Naval Hospi- tai, Portsmouth, Va.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-08-30
Hospital News

Babies were born to the fol- lowing persons at the dispen- sary last week:
 To MT. and Mrs. Harry Da- vidson of Afognak, a son August 21.
 To MT. and Mrs. Lester Syren, a daughter, Roberta Jane, 8 lbs 101 oz., Aug. "A.
 The patients were taken to the dispensary during the ab- sence of Dr. A. Holmes John- son who was attending the medical convention in Anchor