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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-06-19
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Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
SserViCesF0r Korea Vet On Monday

The body of Roy Chichenoff, 7, Kodiak's only Korean War casualty, will arrive today on the USS Funston accompanied by a soldier, who is serving as guard of honor.
 Chichenoff, the son of MT. and Mrs. Peter Chichenotf, will be buried Monday in the Russian cemetery, after ser vices at the Russian Orthodox Church at 2 pm.
 A Marine honor guard from the local barracks, with a team to fire a rife salute of three volleys, will be present when the casket is taken from the church to the cemetery.
 A ranking officer from Ft. Richardson will also come to Kodiak to present the dead soldiers mother with his Purple Heart Award.
 Members of the Katmai Post 7056 of the Veterans of foreign Wars will attend the services Monday.
 Roy Chichenoff was origin ally reported missing in action in Korea in July, 1850. A re- cent letter to his mother from the war department said the body had been found and iden- tified, and would be buried in a national cemetery or wher- eyer she wished.
 Chichenoff was born in Ko- diak and attended school here. He entered the army two years before the outbreak of the Korean war. He was 26 years old.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
Anchorage Masons Confer Degrees

Officers of Saint Paul liar bor Chapter, U. D., R. A. M. were installed and the newly formed Chapter instituted Sunday in ceremonies at the Kodiak Masonic Lodge on Mill Bay Road.
 An Anchorage team from the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons flew here to con- fer Royal Arch degrees and Knight Templar degrees on "A local Masons.
 Heading the Anchorage group were AlmerJ. Peterson, grand high priest, and Ray Rasmussen. eminent comman- der. Others from Anchorage were Everly Gibbons, Edward Bodiker, A. A. Johnson, H. M. Mckee. J.E. Marshall, Martin Sorte, I. M. Anderson, Hugh Allison, s. E. Rainer and Major Field.
 The three principal officers of the local R. A. M. Chapter are Chester A. Allain, J. w. Rhoades and H. l.. Rochelle.
 Following the instituting of the lodge and the installing of officers a dinner was given for the visiting and local Masons by members of O.E.S. Chap ter IS.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
City Extends Time To Taxpayers

No immediate action to con- fiscate personal property on which city taxes are owed is planned at the present time, as most delinquent property owners have either paid or ex- pressed their willingness to do SO within the near future, City Clerk Robert Hedlof re- vealed yesterday.
 In the past week, IA persons paid a total amount of $706. 10, he reported, and several others came to the city hall to indicate they will pay next month.
 The city has already pub- lished the list of delinquents, and had planned to takesover the personal property neces- sary to pay the taxes.
 Several taxpayers owed for boats, Hedloff said, and have appeared before the council to explain their situations.
 We will give them an ex- tension for a few weeks," Hedloff said, as most of them appear willing to pay as soon as they can".
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
City Market Plan 5 May Re-Opening

The City Market, completely rebuilt and re- e-arranged. will probably be open for business by the end of May, owner Glen Banks said yesterday.
 The work of rebuilding the burnt out grocery store is now being done by Banks, and a complete new stock should ar rive for the shelves shortly.
 At the present time a new foundation and floor are being laid. The fixtures will be re- finished, and new equipment such as scales and slicers is on the way. Banks is buying his lumber locally.
 The store will have two en- frances, Banks said. The part of the building closest to Bert's Drug Store, which had been used for storage, will be part of the market. The in- terior will be completely re- naiptod Ranks added
 He also said that he has a chair inside the entrance for the convenience of the many sidewalk superintendent" who have expressed an in- terest in the work.
 The City Market, when it re-opens, will operate on a cash basis, Banks said.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25

Committees for the big an- nual Fourth of July Celebra- tion have increased efforts this week to make this years event the biggest and best. General Chairman James Bennett called a meeting of all committee chairmen to dis cuss plans. The meeting was held at the EIks Club.
 Sometime during the day (4th) some fortunate person will be awarded a Ford Gus tom Line Sedan. The chairman discussed prizes for the best floats, decorated bicycles, wagons etc. in the regular parade and decided to increase the amounts awarded to the winners.
 The Base Town marathon winner this year will receive $100. The second and third place winners will get 50 and 25, respectively.
 This year the committee will sponsor a fishing boat race in addition to the regular outboard motorboat races. Chairman of this event is Mer- Till Coon and he will be as- sisted by Pat Cannon, Joe Kerrigan, Al Miller, Jake Foley, Jim Martz, Walt Mul- Ter, Jess Blinn, Jorgen Fred
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
Ice Pool News
 No Longer Illegal

Newspapers will be allowe d to print names of Nenana Ice Pool winners and other news about the ice breakup this year without fear of violating the "lottery statute'', accord ing to a postal officials deci- sion, the Anchorage News re- ports.
 In the past, some Alaskan newspapers have been barred from the mails for printing the news.
 However, the latest issue of the Publishers Bulletin points to a ruling by a Los Angeles post office solicitor, who said that 'despite the literary wording of the law, it was not intended to exclude from the mails publication of items which have a news value in their own right and in which the lottery element is only in- cidental to a neWsWorthy event"
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
kHS Graduation
 Is May 19

Through the courtesy of Elliott Hymans the U. s. o. will be used as the scene of the Kodiak High School grad uation exercises.
 The Senior graduation exer- cises will be- held there on May 19, at 8 pm. Admission will be by invitation only due to the limited seating capacity. On May -21, the eighth grade class will hold their exercises in the same building and at the same time.
 According to a member of the graduation class the Eel der Building was named as the place for the exercises in- stead of the U.S.O.
 The U. s. o. is in the "old" Fielder Building.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
GottschaIk Buys Ships

MT. and Mrs. Harry Gotts- chalk are selling their interest Tn Tony's Bar to MT. and Mrs. Edward Bowman, and are purchasing the Ships Tavern from Mrs. Bea Nachtweih and E. E. Erwin, they announced yesterday.
 The Gottschalks and Bow mans have been partners in Tony's Bar for two years. They bought it from Mrs. Goldie Kvas Butler.
 Mrs. Nachtweih and Erwin purchased the Ships several years ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Gottschalk will take over operation of the Ships next week, they said.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
AIeutian Homes Named I'm Suit

Anchorage - A suit for $o,59 against Aleutian Homes, Inc., of Kodiak, was filed in the clerk of courts of- flee April IS, 1853 by Rutlege, Johnson and Associates.
 The suit is brought by Leonard B. Johnson and Robert E. Rutlege (deceased) on behalf of the firm for al- legged engineers service per- formed by them for Aleutian Homes in Kodiak between Jan. 29, 1851, and Sept. 8, 1851. %
 Kodiak -Aleutian Homes, Inc. is the sponsor of the pro- posed housing project in the east addition. Road and dirt work at the site has been halted on two occasions. Paci- fic Alaska Contractors holds a sub contract with Aleutian Homes for the dirt and road work,
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
Additional Plans Announced For July 4 Celebration

rickson, Ali and Charles Mad sen.
 Another innovation this year will be a Moustache Con- test. The entrants must be clean shaven prior to May 15 to enter the contest. The dead line for entrants is May 15.
 Persons wishing to enter may register at the Kodiak MIRROR office with Mel Crawford, who is chairman of the contest. The winner will receive a useful prize. Win ners will be judged on length, texture, color, quality, beauty and style. Judges for this con- test will be announced a few minutes prior to the judging.
 A complete Midway with many booths is planned. The usual races for children will be held and many prizes will be awarded.
 Bennett called for the com- plete cooperation of all com mittees and said, This pro- gram is designed to give many men a little to do and not a few men a lot to do."
 Another added attraction will be a street dance in front of the USO. There are also many contests planned for adults.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
Catholic Groups Are Formed

Two clubs for members of St. Mary's Catholic Church have been organized since the arrival here of Father Ray mond Talbott, s. J.. new priest.
 A Catholic Mems Club was formed last Wednesday, with Max LaLande as president and Elliott Hymans as secretary treasurer. The group met again Wednesday evening, and plans weekly meetings.
 Tuesday Evening, the Cath ollie Women's Club was orga- nized, and will also meet weekly.
 Elected officers of the women's group Tuesday were Mrs. Walt O'Brien, president: Mrs. LaLande, vice-president; Miss Mary Beam, secretary, and Mrs. Harvey Gundlach, treasurer.
 Purpose of the groups is to provide a means of getting to- gether for church members, Father Talbott said.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
New ACS Head Here

Captain Warren Strang, ACS officer in charge of the local station, will leave Sun day aboard the USS Funston for duty at headquarters in Seattle. He has been OIC here since February of 1852.
 His relief is Captain Thomas w. Major, who arrived here last week from headquarters in Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25
Local COPS
 To Meet Sunday

A special meeting of the Kodiak Republican Club will be held in the Bank of Kodiak at 7::30 tomorrow evening. All local COPS are urged to att end.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25

Mrs. Norman Fjeldheim and two daughters left Monday for the states. The Fjeldheims plan to make their home out side.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-25

Mike Chabitnoy of Woody Island returned this week af- ter a brief outside.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-28
partznents For Rent
tcoNrESUnDl

FULLY furnished two bedroom,
comfortable, air cooled, first
floor apartment. ii town; three
months Or longer. Accept two Navy
couples, Of one with child. Mod
crate rent. Apply 9is Windsor Lane.
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uuses For Rsns

EXCEPTIONALLY desirable. Sub
let ) mos. ) bedroom, III baths.
Large, gracious house for properly
appreciaklve responsible tenants.
June 70 Sept. /. ~ Duyai. Phone
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"a TEailsrs For Rsns

ONE vFAY TFIAiIs any sire,
for rent 10 any city d NE
United States. Rent & hare leave
liz there. See Dick Phelps, Palm
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TWO cool modern z room, bath
efficiency Truman Ave. apart
ments facing Bayyiew Park. Avail
able June first. Adults only. Ref.
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Byfns. 400 Truman Ave.
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FURNISHED Apt. One bedroom.
Reasonable. Year round. Mrs.
Pinder, rear 100 Flagler.
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Coming EOelsis
THIIRSnAY. MAY =


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Ceramic Classes / 10 lp.n,
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Alcoholics Anonymous close
meeting for aaemhers nnls,
slSIk DugaI Street
Rotary Club luncheon. 81 panI.S
Parish Hall. 12sls p.in.
Key West AmeleE Rallln Cut
National Guard AEmolS I:s1
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Junior womans elnh social mee
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Lower Keys Properly Asseela
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Smyrna times., 1953-12-03

assistant trainmaster at Harslmus
Cove. He was first employed on
the P.R.R. in the motive power de-
partment as of August %, 1886
and served his apprenticeship at
Harrisburg and Enola, Pa, follow
inc ulich he was promoted to
lang foreman at the latter point.
Effective May 16, 1947, he was ap-
pointed Recommendations and
car shops at York, Pa, and was
assigned as assistant trainmaster
in 1948 at such important posts as
Wilkes Barre, Thurlow and New
York. With such a fine record of
capable administration in the mo-
tive power and transportation de-
partments at various terminals in
the Eastern Region territory, Mr..
Rathvon has an enviable reputa-
ton as an outstanding specialist in
his field, well fitted by ability and
personality to become a valuable
part of the railroad organization.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03
First Preshyterian Church

First Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. o. c. Jones, minister, will
hold services Sunday morning
when members Of Harmony Lodge
Of Masons will attend at Il am,
on December 6. Sermon: THE
Meaning of Brotherhood" Sunday
School, 9:45 am. Subject: Gov
ernment Under Cod" The annual
Christmas bazaar, sponsored by
the Missionary Society will be held
on Friday and Saturday from
1880 am. to 900 pm. Lunch will
be served from 11:3O am. to 1:30
pm. Numerous Christmas gifts
along with candy and baked goods,
will be on sale.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03
r. R. MAN GETS PROMOTION
Howard C. KOhOut, Trainmaster at
Cane Charles Get New Job

Superintendent NJ. H. Lingen-
felter, Delmarva Division o. the
Pennsylvania Railroad, announced
she promotion o. HoEard Z. llo-
hout, trainmaster at Cape Charles,
20 assistant superintendent on the
Eastern Division with headquart-
ers at Conway, Pa, effective De-
cember 1st. He is succeeded by ].
w. Bathvon, formerly assistant
trainmaster on the New York Di-
vision. Mr.. Kohout was first en-
ployed as an engineer apprentice
on June 8, 1886 at Cresson, Pa.
pittsburgh DivisionD in the main
tenance of way department. Fol
lowing a series of rapid advance
ments in that department on the
Cleveland, Eastern, Chicago Term
inal and Panhandle Divisions, he
was promoted to supervisor-track
April l, 1916 on the Buffalo Divis-
ion, after his return from military
service. His next move was to
Chicago as mainline supervisor
from May 26, 1947 until March 16,
194S. This was followed by SER
les of assignments as assistant
trainmaster on the Chicago Term
inal, Fort Wayne and Philadelphia
Divisions prior to his appointment
as trainmaster of the Delmarva
Division at Cape Charles on April
1, 1858. He had a very distin-
guished military career from Aug
ust 4, 1943 until April l, 1916, dur
ing which time he served in the
South Pacific in charge Of several
salvage tugs and barges assigned
to the "Seebee's". Mr.. Kohout's
great range of experience in the
engineering and transportation de-
partments on nine divisions of. the
P.R.R., in conjunction with an ex-
tremely friendly personality, an in
tense interest as well as pride in
"railroading" and an outstanding
record as an able executive during
his short eight-month stay at Cape
Charles, will serve as a fine back
ground for his new assignment on
the Eastern Division, which his
many friends in the Del-Mar-Va
territory hope will be the prelude
to many more promotions. Mr.
Rathvon comes to the local divi-
sion from the New York territory
where he served very capably as
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03

TO STOP water leaks from dam
Il aging your basement and arti-
eles stored there, you need only a
few tools, little time and an eff
fective repair cement mixture, ac-
cording to the makers of Smooth
On No. z, sealing cement which
expands as it sets. Because of the
iron particles in the Smooth-O
mixture, the makers say it gives
permanent results. Leaks in mortar
Joints, floor and wall joints and in
cinder blocks are sealed tight by
the mixture expanding thoroughly
within the holes and setting as an
iron-hard sealer.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03

The beauty Of the harvest than dinner
tables laden with cou a vegetables golden SQUASH the
regal eggplant and red cabbage creamy white auower and bright
broccoli Each vegetable has its distinctive favor but all
taste better with liberal topping of butter The reschurned favor
best preserved when butter bought kept the parand
ton which protects its decay The ghproof odor
proof, keeps butter safe from all of-favors
Bake squash halves 400
hanc the flavor by adding tablespoon butter and two to three
teaspoons of and cinnamon before baking Most caoned butter
quaerpound sticks which makes easy measurngsnce
each stick equals eight tablespoons half cup
To keep the color of red cabbage bright cook it with apple
tablespoon Of vinegar you eggplant using it do the
last minute that the will not bleed Cook cauowe only briefly
in small amount of boiling saed water Drain Immediately and add
bpter salt and pepper Another vegetable that suffers from oveo
broccoli Slit the stalks enghwise almost the BLOSSOM that
iiey VII be done the foWeIets.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03
Celebrate Delaware Day at Dover

Celebrate Delaware Day at Dover
The public is cordially invited to
attend a statewide meeting on the
theme of Americanism and Della
ware Day to be held in the socla.
hall of the Dover School on Tues
day evening, Dec. 8 at 7:30 o'clock.
Sponsored by the State Federation
of Women's Clubs the meeting is
for the entire public, and there will
be prominent speakers, and music
by bands and chorus. Hostesses
will appear in Colonial costume.
All citizens are urged to attend.
Arrangements for the meeting
have been made by Mrs. Charles
Bratton, State Federation Amer
icanism chairman.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03
G the busy entertaining season

Will dining be inviting during the busy entertaining
just ahead?
Today with contemporary furniture have and
beauty in the smallest dining With the addition of leaves this well
dropeaf table The
buffet has two storage compartments and three spacious drawers
Personal touches such as the Norwegian pewter salad sets for wall
decoration add distinction dining Note
monousy the Provincial print daperes
furniture.
The furniture grouping shown available Spun Silver Sand
Famingo finish The wood genuine African mahogany
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03

Steps for repairing leak in a
mortar joint are shown in above
pictures. l. Leak in mortar joint
threatens damage to basement and
stored articles. 2. To seal leak, first
widen crack with cold chisel and
hammer, then clean out with stiff
brush, 8. Wet crack down with
paint brush to prevent absorption
by mortar of water in mixture. a.
Prepare amount of repair cement
needed and press it into crack with
putty knife. Wetting iron cement
after a few hours will help it cure
properly. Leak is sealed as repair
cement expands and sets in crack.
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03

Perhaps you have thought that furniture has reached the utmost
fnctonasm and praccay Here another feature the world
of furniture fashions which please all homemakea cedar
lined drawer a unit.
One entire drawer Of this bedroom piece constructed in cedar with
special lid to tight sealing and complete protection This
practical place Veabe woon With this unique cedar
you have ngerp protection for sweaters blankets
Chest of drawers shown entire bedroom grouping
uced mahogany with contrasting hardware brass silver
Smyrna times., 1953-12-03

Black Bottom Pie as made by Derby restaurants holly
wood and favorie dessert with the movie stars inns
chiffon be made at home Tor te nm c
restaurant is revealing the know how
Brown Derby Bottom Pie calls for high and delicate ch9eo
late filling topped whipped The texture achieved 6y
using unavoed gane chocolate and custad base The
filling though elaborate of looks be prepared SIMPLY ana qug
in utensi the double boiler.
Brown Derby Black Bottom Pie
envelope unfavored geatne lcg cold evaporated MILK
sugar whipped
+easnoon salt | teaspoon vanilla
600 yolk SLIGHTLY beaten 9-nch baked pie shell
q CUB milk cup heavy cream whipped and
squares unsweetened chocolate sweeened
Mix gelatine sugar and double boiler Combine
yo and milk and add to geatne Add of the hoco
boiling until chocolate is melted stirring often
Remove and beat with rotary beater until smooth Chill until
hened Fold in whipped evaporaed milk and vanilla Turn INTO PIE
she and Spread with whipped Shave remaining
square chocolate into curs with vegetable scer place lattice
[ fashion on top of pie