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DRIVEWAYS

INSTALLATIONS, re-
pair short circuits. Small Jobs done
Immediately. RA. 1922 any time.
FENCE-.Galvanized chain link; all
ton. Get the best for less. No down
payment, 80 months to pay. Phone
II; 4-45SS; evenings and Sunday.
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TYPIST-Excel. opportunity for alert.
intelligent person; diversified work.
public relations: good salary; perm.
Apply Mr.. Waters. D. ]. KAUFMAN.
1908 Penna. ave. NV. -3
TYPIST, under 80. with knowledge
OF shorthand; less than 40 hrs, g.
day wk.; pleasant surroundings;
modern air-conditioned bldg; S225
mo. start, with excellent opportun-
ity for advancement. For interview
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WAITRESS; ,Aa1 SSn,s ,sxps5iencsd; Eopd ssSn;
THtvERN.0 1851 % aeofris SssiSn; ave- eGaw9s NV.
WAITRESS. experienced. 1903 H st.
NV: HERALD SQUARE RESTAU-
wAfTTkREss. experienced. good job
W; Hyattsvilis, Md, WA. 1890. Il
WAITRESS-White, over 81, exper-
FENCED. SAND BAR RESTAURANT.
wwaTIS5ptE WIZ Esa t4tn 81 st: NV 30
periencsd 'cF The 1ssteaEans cAsANovT9%r v9rk RES g.
TaA,UgRANT. IA, 1909 18th st. NV. No.
wxSifTIREss, white. over 21. for small
night club. 1117 nth st. NV.
wAITREss-white; no experience
necessary. Apply DIXIE PIG BAR
ning d. Sc. 'Jo. s-9sss. anu 9s esn-
conditions, salary and tips. Call In
person only. 2:6. CAPT. TOMS BAR
WAITRESS Il dFf lsGl %aNFEb; + 5; n;W az. aver 3 3,
Apply ,v1RafN1AN REsTAURANT II
MATTRESSES, exper.. good hrs. good
pay. excel. tips; uniforms and meals
fgrnis6sd; sn1h M;1:or S,od SoLoEIAL KITCHEN
experienced. Apply in
gerson. gs,. ROBIN s3 HOOD REsTAU-
wAfTREssEs. wAAfTs SIS K white: Iii NV; good l hours;
good tips, excellent working condi-
5iHfnF r. Thise. SnSe7s must be .7nsr,
enced; $50 per week, make good
tips. Apply in person, 1901 Nichols
white; full time or part
time: Good pay, good tips. OW. 97S2.
3506 Columbia pike. Arlington. -
WAITRESS, either day or night.
$3.50 plus good tips. | or 2 meals.
.6-day week. ME 9266. 3
MATTRESS. colored, neat appearing,
experienced. excellent Job for right
party. Apply HOTEL sTRATFORD,
WAITRESS, white. over rs. Apply in
person after 2 pm. sHERiDAN's
RESTAURANT, 2121 Rhode Island
ssfi white, exper.; 21-sb:
diaTy Stoged SSq new TIPS ssG aysr nSs
DEL1CATESSEN. XII. 8-2S95. Il
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

T"kN.AGE SEWING CLASSES, 8 les.
sons for So, starting Aug. 4. SING
Err SEWING MACHINE CO., 1910
G st. NV. Ma. 01S4. II
HIGH SCHOOL-Earn your diploma
at home in spare time. Also 4OO
Business. Engineering, Technical
Courses. les, phone ME. 1856.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for GI training; day and evening
LEGE, 1910 G st. NV. DI. 1862.
NEW CLASSES in tipping, save "a
usual time; especially for Gov.
exam. Enroll at once. BOYD
SCHOOL, cor. g and 18th. Ma.
TENNIS ENTHUSIAsT-Professiona
instruction, for beginners is avail
able on the public courts. Glasses
forming. Tel. Victor 1874. -3
HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME IN spare
time, through American School. q
non-prott educational Institution
since 1897. Standard, textbooks are
furnished. Lessons are easy to un-
derstand. Progress depends upon
available time. Payments as low as
81 monthly. Write for bulletins,
AMERICAN SCHOOL. Box 81, Bia-
denSburg, Nd. -
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EXPERIENCED
Salesclerks; 40-hour week. annual
and sick leave, holidays with pay.
Apply ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE
EXCHANGE. -
COL. PRAC. NURSE for convalescent.
NV. small apt. 5 days, refs. Box
323-C, Star. 3s
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HElP-WoMEN

extra money In your
spare time, making and selling
rhinestone jewelry. Send for oul
free catalogue, or come in and re-
ffiYe SToN Ssse Nc ianD sse EeW 1oTk cEE
NV D1 1917.
canvassers to work hrs
per day: $l.50 per h.; transp
LADIES "a, earn S20-$25 wkly.
extra. near your home. AVON custo-
WOMAN to care for blind woman,
do light housekeeping, WI. 4094. 7'
WOMAN-Settled, dependable, for
paTt-time general ONCE work. LA.
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YOUNG WOMEN

4O04NN US44G3N
Able to meet public. must be active
and have pleasing personality. This
position involves interviewing house
wives in D. C. and surrounding
area; no selling involved; am. OF
pm, hours. to suit you: high pay
for. few hours per day. We will
train those who qualify. MA. 0254.
9:30 to 6 pm. Il
INSURANCE BROKER re-
quires secretary with experience in
nre and casualty insurance proce-
dure; 5-day week: excellent salary.
sELSKY AND CO. RE. 1856. 221
Tower Bldg.
WANT A REGULAR INCOME: Ma
tionally advertised Avon cosmetics.
needs mature women. for repr. in
Arl. area. Call ia. $500 after 8.
.
WANTED UPHOLSTERY SEAMS
TRESS. exper.; 81 so per hr. Apply
HOFFMAN UPHL.. 1711 14th st.
NV. %
AGENCY requires the
services Of an experienced radio-TV
commercial continuity writer. Good
salary, 5-day Wk. Air conditioned.
Call MISS sAFFEL. District 74OO.
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REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
SALES, SERVICE, RENTAL
DEPENDo REFRIGERATION CO.

DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.
Days, UN. 1912: Ewes. UN. 1878
ROOFTNG-An types. cutters. gpouts.
iaFSesmaStlsy THSemSs, H1. a9d 77ss. 7Rssslnans. a. D
RoOF painting and repairs. Avg.
house roof PAINTED $25: material
ROOF lS6T' REPAIkiING,. painting gut
tefing and spouting. Carpenter
work. Porch Enclosures. Mr.. SHIP
LEY, GE. 416S and GE. 3644. Free
SAWS OF all kinds sharpened; old
saws cut like new; band saws made
to order. 446 Eye ct. nfw.. Phone
SCREENS. Of all types; custom made
at wholesale price. Fun guarantee.
TELEvisION REPAIRS and service
special; no service charge II We do
not repair your set In your home.
PEoPLEs INDEPENDENT ~. ~.
OO39.
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FORMTCA

Free estimates. Call RA. 6796. -3
FORMICA
For beauty. in the home. ana ideal
r fxs tUp Kns q fyrofe of g sk set%es Un
in the Fermica line. All work guar
estimates sstI =. s wa, Sses; oS 8 to s pm;
FURNITURE REPAIRS, refinished,
npnSlstsTsd nT3no D oTsg WSrk os guaFantesS Reas.
GGTTERiSeS Esf SGSo spousins Sl IL paintins
LOUIS q BILL. ~. S-1S36. "a
PAINTING, interior and exterior; rea-
sonable. white mechanic. immediate
service. MIR. BUNGER. ST. 1928.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
chanic; lowest. rates in town. Call
10: S.2084 after 8 pm. %
PAINTING-All kinds; neat work.
quick service; reasonable. Call TU.
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
EfH' EfTs'' s14fbe.D sx4Pf5i Days Ju' s-4se7; eye'''
PAINTING ANT e, DspsrnE ints.Sr;sz s. s
PAINriNG St n 44 46oSNnfHRRACroR-commSer.
% yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 97O3.
PAINTING - First class, moderate
rates, white mechanics. Best ma
sst,al, sftst 8. For estimates RE sS sse7
PAINTING. interior, exterior; 1st-
class Sn s.. work; ma. materiais; 2 hrotheFs' ns'
PAINTING, PAPERING, repairing.
HufIR HeunfsFer0aGfHlnF4 aH 44a5 5oUl after nfins pm
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
ing, caulking and weatherproof1ng
reasonable prices. WADE, ME. S835.
PAINTING, papering. cement work.
brick work, carpentry, rebuilding,
recreation rms. our specially. CAP
TTAL IMPROVEMENT CO.. TU. 474S.
PAINTING-Why paint when you can
get Protexa-Wall sprayed on outside
finish? Ten-year triple guarantee
by manufacturer. by US. and lead
ing insurance company: Fuses per-
fectly to any surface. Eight beauti-
ful rich-looking colors. Saves you
hundreds Of dollars. No down pay
ment; 80 mos. to pay. Free esti-
mate. Call Ma. 4161, AMCO PROD
UCTS CO. I'VE do something about
the weather" 1872 " st. NV. ---6
PAINTING, PAPERING
INTERIOR. EXTERIOR
rail- DE OHRA y n III n m
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
AIR CONDITIONERS

AlR CONDITIONERS
WINDOW MODEL $50. IMMEpIATE
SoRR S5RIcE AVE- EagIR; NV. CO.. $50 NEW
ANTIoUES-Have you seen the ny
ing saucer at Bell Hinds2 Not what
AN4f6tEnseSR tsH6 i is SeS 9th H. st. T; p.S;m s.t
handmade and carved; iSO Yrs. old.
Incl. marble-top dresser and wash
tress; $3.50. Also maple bedrm. set,
incl. dresser. chest Of drawers,
d6l. beg; 16sp spring and mattress; S76.
AoGARIuiMd. 2o-sailon electrically
equipped tank. Beautifully planted.
Fine tropical fish. Call Ho. 7454.
BABY BUTLERS-Just q few demon
strstor and g: models. Ode, at substantial
BABY FURNITURE
Cribs. playpens, carriages. strollers.
inal factory cartons: 25-30es dts
count for cash. DALMO SALES CO.,
923 11th st. NV, Elk. 1905. 10
BASINS, SINKS, BATHTUBS, built.
iinse in $S5. New or Yseds edssosB BLOCKS.
BxSTTESTUBss;.. new: w.' used; @ Suiit.in legs:
sAhEs CO. 2ss7 ssets Ss Ave fp5EEFass 81 55ss
BED, mahog., 4 poster: mattress and
spring; good cond., S25. EN-. S095.
BED. double. metal. complete, S14;
also spring and mattress, 81: 1lx1i
Administer rug. SIS; 2 Kitchen tables,
Sc each; also chairs. RIA. 2O36. Il
BED-Brand new, Serts box springs
an and IN. mattrsss sE0 80 in sh.. gids with wood
BED, single, complete, SIS; sexls
Ask All soSd 3D. eond sa q 81 boSss eRs table g.
BED, Hideaway.. Simmons: inner
spring; practically new; also Mon
arch auto. washing machine, apt.
size; new. Phone OIL. 4739. "a
BED, silver gray. walnut headboard
sHTins', s4s. "a. sna ssosa %sttr''' excel e0ssd''
4-poster Chinese chippen-
dale mahog. Good. cond; Price $25
to quick buyer. 81. s625.
call ok' fssa. j pair twin size: So.
fS5ns bHTns4,1 mirTSrs .Ve SUN IoET ssSTswsDlos
n5ssfs5s ,sI1: sPs a1ss..r SSs TSS 9
ror. chest and boudoir chair; $75.
In good cond. CO. 3687. =
BED RIM. SET; rock maple, box
springs and mattress. mahog. dresser
and mirror. rugs, lounge chair and
ottoman: best offer. SH. 3469. .
BEDRM; SET. 3 pieces, ivory finished.
JA, S-3526 B
SET-Dark cashew wood.
Chest Of drawers, vanity and bench,
dble bed. Excel cond. XII. S-73s4.
he'd dresser mirror and niSht
table. Also dinette set, oak. table
and 4 chairs. Mahog. desk. RCA
console radio. dbl. metal bed. IA.
BEDRM. SUITE-Breakfast table and
A chairs, Silvertone console radio
SUITE, beautiful i'm
ported handmade oak; 2 twin beds,
3 night tables. 2 mattresses and
springs, 2 small bedside carpets.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

AGGRESSIVE YOUNG MAN. expert
ing and whsng. Prefer all-around
man with the dJoatching ability,
familiar with P. !. a. D. service.
Give full particulars, marital status.
references. salary expected. Box
PART TIME OUTSIDE Tv SERVICE
MAN. for night service work. MA
SEKS ELECTRICAL CENTER. 1902
Edmonston rd.. East Riverdale..
WA $50 II
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BEDROOM

DON'T s7s BUY WI BEESEE EC29ss.y1g, y2y VISIT vED1G
SAW sAyINGss .is.pI 9E cl|sr6x}rs 29 T1 So' o0N 0k
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Fine double maple bed. chest dresser
S69.50; finest quality mahogany
double bed, double dresser and mir
ror and chest-on-chest. was $290 30.
now S197.60; genuine walnut double
bed, chest, double dresser and mir
ror, was $279.60. now $1bS.50;
solid mahogany and solid cherry at
lowest prices in town; fine mahos-
any or maple beds in all sizes; were
$3.50, now S17.50; many bargains
too numerous to mention. Open
Saturday all day.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th st. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample Bargain store Of wash.
BICYCLE; iSI 9Sy's ssIs 1e-inch; Ike new.
2. boys "a In; one chain
drive, $40 each. GE. 1878.
boys and girls, 26",
good cond; $26 each. Ii. 6-s2o1.
BOOKS - Congressional Record,
bound. volume 70 through SO, 1885
to Al: make offer. AID. 7542. .
Evening star., 1952-08-01

BUnDTNG MATERIALS from many
wrecked buildings. Maple. oak and
pine flooring In excel. condition.
Tree Of malls, 2x4s. ?x6s 2xss.
windows with frames complete.
6pecial-New window frames, Sx4
It., SIS ca; beams. angle iron,
lolly columns. pipe and fittings.
Bricks. glass blocks. beating broil-
ers, radiators. oil tanks. Many
other items. Visit our yard and
look around. GENERAL wREcKIN0
CO.. MI. 6l77. -2
BUILDING MATERIAL
Wrecking barracks American Univer-
sity. Ali kinds Of material for sale
Incl. standard windows and doors;
2x4's. 2xt's. 2xS's. sheating. hoor.
ing, etc. all like new; late-type ra-
diation. pipe and Mono-Flow fitting.
Also slate surfaced hber board. Celo-
tex, 2-dr. plywood closets. some
metal chests Of drawers. Biz special
Of Sheetrock. S16 per N at sigfit.
salesman on lob IN NV. corner Uni.
versity grounds. Nebraska Ave. at
Mass. NV. Also large varsity Of al
kinds Of building material at our
yard. ABCD CORP, 1881 Jefferson
Davis Hgy., Arlington. We. on. e766.
CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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FlagStone and Stone

4dSStO11c dIlU 0CO11S
WORK
Cement driveways. walks. steps re-
tanning walls. porches; tile drain
ANGELO MARcuccIo. sH. 17eo
FLOOR SANDING, anishing, cleaning
and waxing. Reasonable prices.
Free estimates. Call RA. 6796. "a
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HELP WOMEN
STENOGRApHER

Large national company: 40-hour. s.
day week. Very pleasant air-cond.
ONCE. Starting salary $3.50 month,
plus company benefits. Phone ME.
STENOGRAPHER CLERK, JR.-Air.
Line ofhce; no shift work. Phone
sTENo-CLERK. light dictation and
general clerical work. also have posi-
dictaphone and perform general Of
nee duties. in Division Headquarters
OF national organization, small
once; excellent working conditions;
5;day week, permanent position.
wage progression plan with retire
msnt s Ass d s sfkssss s adI disability sahS bsns sas
SWITCHBOARD TYPIsT, shorthand
an asseSt, but not necessary. 6-day
week. full employe benefits. Ex-
Sr. sslient ,I,ock XI,Srking 1pS s1nditiens Apply
OPERATIVE DEPT. sToRE. 4oS5
South 2Sth st.. Arlington. -3
TEACHER, 1st grade. under 20 yrs.
Of age. Protestant pref. Exclusive
est, pvt, white elementary school
In suburban Md. Reply in own hand
iation. training. Box 1so.B. Star.
for hand decorating Of
china. Thoroughly experienced in
naturaiistic, conventional and free
hand drawing. Excel. earnings.
Box 473-D, Star.
TEACHERS-Primary depts. begin
ming Sept. L; established pvt. school
in nearby Virginia.; excel. opport.
Call GL. 1900, 8 am. to 8 pm. 3
for fall term in pvt.
school IN Alex -Qrhnnl and NIL
mary depts,; fun or part time. state
age, education. exper. and salary
desired. Write Box 8-D. Star. q
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 1880; to
handle small switchboard and do
filing for insurance ONCE; some typ
ing ability desirable. Apply In per
son. AIS Woodward bldg. 18th and
H sts. NV. .
TELEPHONE OPERATORS for Bla-
ddensburs. DC Nd; area business;
ewes. Call Mrs. Suter at UN. 1904,
bet. 8 and 5 for appointment.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR
only; full time. perma-
nent job; salary open. Phone TU.
2199. 9-5 daily for appointment.
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TYPTST

With clerical exper., for unusual
opportunity with national publica:;
ton: 5-day 40-hour week, paid
vacations. free. disqualification and
Insurance and advancement. CO.
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Bio THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. |
FRIDAY, AUGUST I, 1876:
HELP MEN (cont.)
SaleSman-EStirnator
statesmen
statesmen

Experienced in selling mems clothing.
WEBSTER CLOTHES. l012 F st.
NV. 3
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PAPERNG-S19 labor and. material
furnished. average room; also paint
ing: ADMIRAL DECORATORS. TIE.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
Call FRANK J. TOLSON CO.. HU.
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up;
1852 Sunfast washable paper, work
guaranteed. GE. 1893 or GE. 246l.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MR..
BECKETT, MI. 0930. DU. 1858.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
FREE ESTIMATEE- WORK
MAHONEY
WALLPAPER AND PAINT CO.
Ii. 3-0659. 324 Pa. Ave. Sc.
new and old; cement
finishing: work guaranteed: quick
service. ST. 1851. II
patch work and cell
ings our speciality. CAN MI. 1882.
REPAIRS: old and new
work. Large and small Jobs. Salts
faction guar. Reas rates. IA. 1908.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

BRICK-BRICK
Must move 100000 bricks from the
center Of town; call for our price.
4oo2 MINI. Ave. Ne. LT. l-obOo
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TYPIST-PART TIME

Some tipping exper. necessary; some
file and record work necessary; for
several hours per day. Pleasant
working condition in small business.
Call for appointment, OR. 1900.
BLA1R'S TELEVISION, 1922 wis
COnSin ave. NV
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MEN

1910 YEARS OF AGE
White, to insert papers. Apply ready
to work on Sat. night, Aug. 2, at
$3.50 to Mr.. Ferber, mailroom fore
man, mezzanine floor. Good pay.
Positively no phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 penna Ave NV
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BOOKS AL1 Hzirs socGFPPNDHAND' EFF
PAUL PEARLMAN. 1711 q ST. N. W,
BOOKKEEPING MACHNE-Elliott-
Fisher electric: excellent condition:
reasonable. MIR. ARMSTRONG. eH.
1880 Monday. -3
BRICKS, face and common. ! or Q
CO., MA. 1855. OF. 1900.
Evening star., 1952-08-01

Large national company: 40-hour, g.
day week. Very pleasant air-cond.
ofice. Starting salary $3.50 month.
plus company benefits. Phone ME.
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YOUNG MEN ONLY

Young married men with car, for
small repair work; minimum salary
two weeks paid vacation. Additional
pay weekly from sales results; perm.
Good future assured the right men:
no exper. needed; salary paid during
8 wks school. Apply any morning
THE HOOVER CO.. 1905 r. l. ave.
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PAINTING, PAPERING

FREE iEsiSH EsT.. MO. A PAYMENTS Hs1sHS
Call RE. 2766. 2 a.m.-11 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12
medical attention. He may be in the hospital for several weeks.

A short course of study for all persons interested in serv- ing as librarians will be con- ducted this afternoon at 2::30, Mrs Marshall Crutcher an- nounced Thursday.
 Sister St. Hilary of Griffin Memorial Hospital will con- duct the class. Considerable work must be done before the Kodiak Public Library can be reopered.
 Persons willing to help with the work are asked to call Mrs. Crutcher at phone 2252.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12
HightoWer Thrown From Horse

Bob Hightower suffered a broken pelvic bone and Harry Wallace received bruises when the two were thrown from a horse Thursday.
 Wallace flew with Bob Hall to Hightower's ranch in the Pasagshak area to bring High tower to town for the funeral of Tom Nelson.
 When both men attempted to ride the horse from the house to the plane the horse threw them. Hightower was brought to Griffin Memorial Hospital in Halls plane for
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12
Thanks To The Bremen

Members of the Kodiak Volunteer Fire Department are deserving of praise from resident of Kodiak for their efforts to property and lives and minimize loss
 Their work is hazardous and there is monetary re- muneraon During the past month they have fought two large fires and have answered several calls for assistance in combating lesser ones.
 Regardless of the hour the members of the department will stop whatever they doing and rush to fire Fighting the fire only part their ob When the fire is out they spend several hours reWndng and loading the heavy hose and getting the truck ready for the next
 These friends and neighbors. We see them everyday yet few of give them praise offer thanks for their unselsh efforts property.
 The fremen receive reward for their work except the satisfaction of knowing they have done their job well and have performed service to the community.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12

Miss Mildred Crowell, mem- Der of the Kodiak Baptist Mis- sion staff at Oukinkie, return ed to Baker Cottage this week after spending a furlough in Nova Scotia.
 She is beginning her second
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12
H0sDitG! Yews

BIRTHS:
 To MT. and Mrs. Edward E. Bcrress, a son, Jan. 5, weight ! 7 lbs.. 7 oz.; name, Michael Rowland. Major surgery: Mrs. Mary Robinson, Mrs. Don Hutch. ings.
 The following Kodiak men have reported to Fort Richard son for induction, according to the Anchorage Times.
 Richard Juleson, Donald Wittwer, Nick Naumof, Charles Morris. James Calla- han and Johnny Olsen.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12
LETTER TO EDlroR
Dear Editor:

1uiry to the mayor but don't know where he is. :. perhaps he Is on clty business. .. how much travelling expenses were paid by the City of Kodiak in the last five years? What have they accomplished and toward what?
 Perhars he can explain why each year he or his Progress sive Party form a slate assur- ing the voters all will attend council meetings and immedi- ately so absent themselves as to make temporary appoint ment necessary to conduct city affairs.
 What has slowed the flow of federal funds to Kodiak? As this is written, many fail to appreciate the new water system. How much to date of city funds has been spent to- ward this new system?
 Why was the shortage in city funds undisclosed by the mayor and other holdover council members for almost a year? Didn't he know about it? Why wasn't it made pub lie by him or other council members. :? Is this all or may we brace ourselves for more disclosures?
 Can it be true that the city clerk instructed the acting chief of police to hire a new patrolman to patrol the park ing meters. Did he instruct the city engineer to put all men on a 40-hour basis for some reason? If he did, by whose orders?
 Why does navy personnel and women drive the city patrol car, and does it cost $2O0 per month to operate, and is a portion of this ex- pense caused by such things as bringing the patrol car from town to base for chief of police and family and friends, arriving on PNA plane? Is the shore patrol chief on city payroll, and if not, how come he has city l vouchers? Who hired whom, for what?
 Can it be that the parking meters are installed back. i wards so the user has to stand in the gutter to operate them Who did it?
 1 Many other questions are now in the taxpayers minds and l feel sure that were the mayor here he could answer the questions. from all re cent reports city matters neec attention here.
 Isl John s. MacLaughlir
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Associated Press exclusively entitled to the for republication Of all dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12
Rodiak nllrror "SVeWs of o4nlerca's Last 9rontier

Published Every Saturday at Kodiak Alaska
 Yearly Subscription Rate $500 Entered in the Posoffice at Kodiak, Alaska Second Glass matter under act of Congress of March 8 1878 MIRROR PUBLISHING COMPANY Melton L. Crawford, Editor and Publisher Jeanne R. Crawford, Associate Editor
 Candace Crawford, Executive Editor
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12

The O'Hara, MSTS vessel, was at Kodiak Naval Station this week. It arrived here from Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12

bat qopernnent Of hhe oeoDie. bv hs people. for e people shall not perish from e eartb -Lncoln
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-12

term at the Mission at Ouzin- kie.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

1915, WOL-Adventure: Brod-
erick Crawford stars in Crisis in
Chile"
1880, WASH-Off the Record
Club: A group Of college students
from local universities present an
adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's
"Jane Eyre"
Television Today.
500, WNBW-Curtain Call: Wor-
thington Minor, producer Of the
program, makes his appearance as an
actor in Concert in Brooklyn"
$3.50, WTOP-Pantomime Quiz:
JEFF Donnell, Forest Tucker and Jan
Clayton are guests.
800, WTOP-Playhouse Of Stars:
Lloyd Bridges has the leading role
in "This Plane for Hire"
$3.50, WMAL--Tales Of Tomorrow:
Robert Aida stars in Youth ON
Tap"
$3.50, WTOP = Holiday Theater: