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Evening star., 1953-05-31
LACY'S
1907 H ST. NE.
Sure. You May Charge I'll
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

TYPEWRITERS-Ne r. C.. Allen
Standards; low rates. Call ST
3-0323. 81
HOSPITAL BEDS-DEAL BEDDING
&. FURNITURE CO.. 622 p st. NV
Ma. $4,000
CHAIN SAWS. 30~ gasoline t2-man>,
day RENTAL TOOLS d EQUIP
CO., JU. 9-6SS1.
WATER COOLERS-G. Z. TO rent or
buy; lowest prices In town. JOHN
G. WEBSTER & SONS, 627 F ST.
NV. ST. 3-6100.
rental and sales, new and used
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE OXYGEN
& EQUIP. CO.. INC. 1923 L st. NV.
ME. $4,000. Open "a hrs. z days
week,
n YARD (unit) backhoe or crane with
clam shell for rent, day, week or
contract. TU. 2-0l05. .
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cATTIE AND LIVESTOCK

ANGUS HEIFERS t6. registered;
Vienna 132-J-1l.
ANGUS BULL for sale: reg; yrs. old.
Arl.. Va. ia. 2-4537.
PONIES (3), small and l medium
size; ali very pretty. For direc-
-tions. see MR.; WARD at ESQ sta
TEN REG. ANGUS COWS-Seven with
FEB. calves at side. K. R.. ALDRICH.
Rte. 3, Manassas, Va. Ph. 04O,F-3.
ANGUS - Purebred REGISTERED bull,
FARu. Hsrndon i6e.W-l.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
WASHERS
NEW, AT
DISTRIBUTORS
WHOLESALE COST

JU. S-9797 Il
WASHING MACHINES (2), one Ben
dix auto, S75. one Thor Automatic,
wSasRiiNG ASH 5g, MaSS6a9fNE-Bendix. alS5aa9 Sl dyro-
wAsH1NG aSHi HH' M;iAuc5HaiINEs-used. VI good
assortments of well known brands;
lowest prices in town, AAA ELEC-
TRICAs sosA SALES 1915 9TH ST. NV
IWASHiNG n; MACHINE. Kenmore, elec.
pump. peri. working cond.. reason
able: 1929 Benton st; NV.
tSir NC MAGRME NE Kenmors cost a1t9
$50; 3 pr. faille draperies, SO; 2 pr
draperies with cornices, hunting
scenes, SIS pr; walnut server, $S; 2
rugs, lOxl2la and 41ax5. $50: 5 DC.
WAsHISG; nj MACHINE: wrinEef-typss;; :;
wHreH.O VA cIOl Benrus, expansion BAND,
-! only s25; Cal AID, 2.5532: 81
tYpe $50 cash, csl Ju '5.SSpfS S-soiS
WATER HrsR' COOLERS. oE. Oasis, to rent
qr,bYy;r Or buy; CAL JOHN g. WE5sTsER: TsEJRs:
WATER COOLERS - Electric. new.
bottle type and pressure type: must
sell. HOLLAND Made BAKING
co; 404 West Franklin St.. BALTIC.
wAIIER COOLERS, srend,new. $3.50.
ATLANTIC CO.. so7 v st. NV. NO.
WATER HEATERS. used. all sizes,
SIS up. New heaters from $50.
Easy terms. JOHN G. WEBSTER
,3:6Io0 day or night.
WHEELCHAlRS, l large and small.
Used Us S.Io Eery little. Very reasonable.
WHEEL VIII CHAIR. one folding. cail all
day, Sat 4 Sunday, after 8 pm.
WINDOW AWNINGS. e. s1.so each;
screen door. SO: swinging door SO.
6e2l 3Snd st; EN-. 2,2SSS 2SSSs;S;c GAM
ste very sood 3ad cond asiss :sfssr sss
items also reas. JE. 2-5447. -31
transfer. wishes to sell following
articles, in new condition: TV, RCA.
| 21-in. mahog. cabinet, $500; Zenith
port. trans-oceanic universal radio.
S15: pedestal fan, Westinghouse,
Mobilair. $45; table fan. GE, $50;
! Franciscan Calf. green leaf. 500;
open to offers. HU. 3-6l45. 81
tiful instrument; should be seen; nc
4I-FT. MERCHANDiisNG ISLANDS
oak wood natural finish. 2 beau
tiful eft. all-glass center islands
:dnf ss eSSE' On nnS Soh d :sesss
be bouEht reasonable. Call or come
l TO 81 o st. NV. and ask for Mr.
BERNHETM.
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POULTRY RABBITS AND EGGS

PHEASANT, GUINEA and
geese Matching eggs; some breeding
stock available. Vienna 156-W-3.
purebred. white Chinese:
S1,5O to 81. according to age.
N. II. RED CHICKS. S12 per 100;
Emden goslings. 81 SO ea.: Pekin
Ducklings. $3.50 doz.; turkey poults'
3 and 6 wks. old. Bring boxes
O.. g. MAXWELL. Lanham, Md
FEED Fee iaSti; PStlrRY SUPPLIES. esey
chicks. poults. JAMES FEED STORE
6l9 K ST. NV. FE. S-00S9.
FRYING RABBITS; fresh frozen
YOUNG'S RABBITRY, Sandy Spring.
Nd. Ga. ave. to Glenmont water
tower, north ; miles or Fte. lS2,
125 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED Pull
LET'S, vaccinated against New Castle
4Ea mos. old. Fairview 2-3226;,
PIGEONs-Exhibition kings in all
colors. Also fancy breeds. BreeoerS
and 2-mos. -old youngsters. Can
chicks, POULTs. - Fast growing
quick feathering N. H.. bred to lay
B. B Bronze and B. W Poults. Nd
Pullorum clean hatchery Order
early for discount. 1882 Oak lane
s.e.. 70. 7-S99O.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
TELEVISION
NEW, AT
DISTRIBUTORS
WHOLESALE COST


JU. s-9797 i
TENT for sale. Can be used for
Size 3Ox40. LU. 2-6354. 81
TRAILER, luggage: metal body 4 IT.
by 6 it.: sos. Call 10. 2-531O.
TRAIN, passenger. American Flyer;
new condition; sacrifice. $35. Cali
WO. 6-5351.
TRUMPET, just like new. sell halt
price. Ii. T-7594.
TRUNK, wardrobe. large drawers
hangers, clean: also smaller ward
TUXEDO COAT, white. and white
PsIm PSis 6f Bfeasha slaIsa sgt size 81; reason;
TX, l07inch Philcsos, ,SS5; .1s-inch
faSs MS5SFetai eensols, s1aS o2ip All Al Ad@Ts eond
~. " TZShSs EMERsoN .sa 17-inch IA table
model; dark NAH. cabinet, with
matching revolving table. indoor
antenna. perfect cond. Cost S229.95
Ty, Phileoi j 17.in: table model, excel
nv, y In. Magnavox console: mahog.
$50 ssSs, Sell for $s5o' 5e''' 1U: tEs?' a,l$$4 ~
Tv.. MoToRoLA, 21 in, 1858 con-
sole, mahogany, purchased this
year; .$195; will finance p thru
local bank on good credit. Phone
Laurel 922. 81
TY. Emerson table model, 1o-in., and
table: both mahogany; $50. OV
Tv-Leaving town. must sell 6-mo.-
old Philco:- 17-in.: will sacrifice.
TV, GE. 12h-in. screen, console,
with door; excel. cond.; $50. AP.
7-1S9S
TV. Muntz. blond mahogany con-
sole; 2l-in screen; $3.50. OV.
TV, 24-inch Muntz console model;
excel. cond;, will accept reas. offer.
TV., MUNTZ. 1853. 21-in. console.
blond. used less than so days; 5000;
can finance part at local bank II
credit is good. Phone Laurel 922
Evening star., 1953-05-31
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK tcont.)

side and bred again: also reg. Here
ford bull. Domino bloodline. proven
sTsM excellent stock. Call Vienna
ENGLISH SADDLE-ExceIlent condi-
tion; girth. show bride. S45 CEDAR
rWo 1' FRESH COWS and 10 Close
springing Holstein heifers: bangs
dsF5 stoef PSona 'Rs Vsnns 1TS fCsf
SEVEN HoLsTEIN HEIFERs 10 to 5
months, $75-S125 each: Ave bred
heifers, $l75 each; Il. N, SMITH.
Ese; Esa ~; Marse. MI sosi sast of Fred Bh.ne
good marked calves at side, $4,000
for lot; incl; CALVES; DR. ~.
LAUGHLIN. JU. 9-2114, NE. S-1334.
HoLsTEIN COw-TB., bangs tested,
good producer. yrs. old. $l75.
PoNIEsmMare and flly: Shetland
hackney. Mare bred to prize winning
stallion. EV. 4-7301 for directions.
e THOROUGHBRED MARES. ponies
and and a 2,horse trailer. Call Engleside
PAIAMINo MARE. ga yrs. old. broke
to ttooorgidde. ride. Please call Evergreen
PoNY@Resistered mare. 4 yrs. old.
Broke. and quiet with children.
SIP for quick sale. Phone pa.
ONE work horse. single or double
] Holstein with calf by side, $500.
Extd: ov. 3-4561; 81
WANTED iii -; Two black horses OF
broken. Fulton s.5s14. .I
SMALL PONIES WANTED. Will pay
high prices. Browning 1179-W-4.
OUTSTANDING PONIES, all are
extra well hammered and very color
Several very S reas TH riding r horses 1ts; fer
beginners. New and used English and
Western saddles, brides, etc. HILL
TOP FARMS, Fisher rd.. Temple
rWFs W5Ils; Nd; fiMss ho; 7,sG22ii 80 ,r,.. .,.,
large gentle riding horse for sale.
HEREFORD BULL, 6 mos. old. Col
orado Domino bloodline; registered.
Phons Sn1,fJ 81, 2;0347.
or deep freeze: Call Daleyiew 5.s96l
ONE BAY MARE for sale. Call XII.
FOR Sle4Isi kENr-cood pasture; plenty
shade and water; For sale; Mix
Black aea GEfSfSG fSfs &'k 'a 5red spiTited
can jump. 8 yrs. old, 1872 hands,
S125. Vienna 464-W.
REGISTERED HEREFORD herd for
sale; 120 cows. 100 calves. 4 herd
bbg9lnls;, will divide. Phone Leesburs
REGISTERED HAMsHIRE RAMS (3)
Write or see. C. r. ETHERIDGE,
Morrisville. Va. on Route II half
way between Warrenton and Fred
ericksburg.
HSIJINCITIT EvIITDITT55 ITTTT OONEr
Evening star., 1953-05-31

BLA1R's Tys 1922 WIS. ave. NV.
TIXiRtGWRgETIER' IittGV 1T pOFtsab6Iless t6Ise good con
TYPEWRITER. port. new. Hermes;
e IS RS%s 3M asn sSi4sz: zt .7s. Wet eEo ssa
able So N1LsRN ~ Kennssst DS5s
ave-; Tax; Pk.. after today.
TYPEWRITER. Superspeed L. c
board margin control. foating shift
to9ch control; like new. S65. EN-
TIYPPEWRR1TERs, IPER ports, stands, al
makes. reconditioned; bargains: new
cfRcE. 111s 18th st. NV. pf
TYPasWRITERs, Royal. Reminston
Underwood, L. c.. Smith; $25 and
up. All in good working order
TsAI TYPEWRirER FfRasi co nakss Sois GzM i4ti
st: nv HU. 3-5121.
VACUUMS. GE, with attachments
very good cond. $35. Also Hoover
So. co. 6-o6o7. until Q pm. sun
VACUUM CLEANERs-Lewyt and at
Eureka upright. IS. TU. 2-39I0.
VACUUM. Electrolux late model, com
plete with cleaning tools; sell for
half price. RA. 6-03S6.
VACUUM CLEARANCE. -. Hoover
ments s9a56 neM eank cleaners s attach
duced. 1912 Lee hwy. ia. 2-4914
VIOLIN. SIS: also cello. beautiful,
tone. Apt. 500, 1901 Mass. ave. NV
WASHER. Bendix auto. 500. 8;
eond: jG. 7-5776.' DUN @5i Ds''
timer 1s5, and pump; $s5. Cali JE'
Washer, asIHa Bendix. fully automatic, sa
WASHER: Bendix auto. excel. cond.,
WASHER, Frisidaire auto. clothe.
g9asshertw w 3 yrs yoGad' Sld' very good c9nd.
I'D; EFFECT eoiHss; eond.; s17s '1 IA a7tSs
down; needs hoses; $35. ia. 2-15s6
war; S95. Lu. 2-6176. 22 Randle
TsSSfs sssdIlsa: May'fE sss H. ssiss ZslHssF good
"nsnftiEi opsratins asn0ss comm; $40 T HAa a-7ss9.
WASHER-Easy Whirldry, apt. size
like new. Cost 500. sell $50. OV..
WASHER. Bendix Gyromatic: orig.
S295; 2 yrs. old; $125; very good
cond. HE. 4-53S6.
MISUNDERSTANDING and automatics
$25 up Will deliver. Cash .ol
credit. Open Sunday till 9. Alst
washer repairs; reasonable. DI
7-S0S0. 81
WASHERS (D, $50 ea.; guar. &c
days. Also Q auto. washers, $50 ca
Evening star., 1953-05-31
612 EAST CAPITOL ST
ROOMS FURh.-Mp. 6 VA.

1927 N. UTAH ST, Arl., large front
rm.. lst Ar. French doors, lge. closet.
bedrm., semi.
pvt. bath and entr.: gentleman:
cow loc.; gar. ia. 2-428l.
(Continued on Next Psge)
Evening star., 1953-05-31

Listed below are only a few
of the hundreds of TERRI
FIC VALUES you'll find al
LACY'S "BARGAIN CEN
TERI" We've completely re-
modelled our 1907 H st. ne
store and added a big, new
End floor. Save on Televi-
sion, Refrigerators, Washers
Ironers, Fans, Air Condi-
TONERS, Freezers and Elec-
trical Housewares. SORRY
No Mail or Phone Orders!
Orig. $139.95 Famous
DEHUMIDIFIERS
Protects home from rust. mildew. and
corrosion. 1852 floor samples Ss7
Orig. $1O9.95 Apt.-Size
GAS RANGE
FpIl:size oven and broiler drawer
Orig. $199.95 Famous
|7-CU.-FT. REFRIGERATOR
1852 floor sample in excellent oper-
ating condition -------S137
Brand-New $399.95 Philco
A-H.P. AIR CONDITIONERs
Ideal for office or home. Beat the
heat-live cool-work cool-Sleer
cool! Srand-new 1852 Model 75H
PLUS INSTALLATION S2SS
Orig. $129.95 Famous
WRINGER WASHERS
1852 demos. in good operating con:
dition S47
Famous Make
FANS
25es to 401s OF
Orig. $259.95 Famous
20-INCH CONSOLE TV
1852 ,o demo. in excellent operating
conoltlon sos
Orig. $299.95 Brand-New
17-INCH CONSOLE TV
In original factory-fresh carton S15e
Originally $229.95
IMOTOROLA 17-INCH TV
1862 demo. in perfect operating con
oitlon S6a
Orig. $599.95 Famous
20-INCH TV COMBINATION
With radio and 3-speed Webster
automatic phone. 1858 model S2SS
Evening star., 1953-05-31
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

NICE. COMFORTABLE BED with de
luxe springs; next to bath. PVt.
home Plenty Of hot water. Men only,
Govt. employees preferred. Ii. 6-4373.
54O7 WALLS LA. s.E.-Sleepins nm.
for gentlemen. Call 10. S-72Sl. --jl
PRIVATE HOME, cow. to downtown:
l single rm. and l double rm., these
2 rooms to share l bath between
them. Ii. 4-0S94. -3l
252 9Th ST. S.E.-Sinsle room, next
to semipvt bath; clean and COM
Portable; $50 mo-; man only. i
CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House once.
block Libr. Cong; large. weil-furn.
front rm:; man. Ii: 3-29l3. -
23I4 BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Furn. front
rm. for rent. Conv. Census. Excel.
tranSp LU. 2-6S05. --3l
CORAL HILLS-Nicely furn. rm. with
pvt. tile bath, l blk. TO bus. 10.
612 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Single and double rooms, some Ink:
good furniture; $5 and 50 per week
per person. 81.
- LARGE double room
with twin beds. 2 gentlemen. LII
CoLoRfED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
single person; home privileses: $50
per vk. 4441 A st. Sc, on Ben.
ming rd., LU. 1-l79l. -3l
Evening star., 1953-05-31

we nave large amount REINFORCING
steel, angles and beams cut to size.
%REcK1Nd S4saSss CO. 1857 y srentWood SnENSdd
I'd. ne, AID. 2-6l77. -6
STESoGKAPH TEN sA ~ MACHINE o,F N s !ks rev ETi
BE- n e&SSi O9Ssi sfter Ate q pm. k' 300 al S'
STEN0GRAPH MACHINE. like new;
eTERLING SILVER SET. service for
pattern. Lu 2.5677.
STORE FIXTURES. = Modern wall
shelvinng unit, unit, good for liaSor Sto9: store
6 6srgain. CORAL hits SUPER
MARKET. 4F337 Marlboro pike, 10.
STORE store EoUIPMENr-rhree e,foo,
lighted coSmstte fleoE cases FT
sfoyEMphilco Electromaster, Deep
well a2to. O 0ysni ssni clock apt. size;
$50. Call IA. 2-4143 after 6 or ali
STUDIO COUCH, Simmons: Thor
automatic washer: Kenmore wringel
washer. trash burner; dress form
adjustable, sizes 1914: barbel
xT xsTis5s s.1s6i sss; phone SetW' II and and 8
sFEGiDiSo Couch. opens to doubl.
siGS; siG; GDSd SS 7ss4ssa ess94sstsiOn' 3 cushions
FABLE expandable, mahogany with
TtASEEB, Tt1S1f gsd' 500 a Fosnics M1 S-4s5s sop All
eolors; ali sfses; very low prices
Cali JACK, NO. 1855.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TAYLORCRAFT BC-12D-Wing tank
light receiver. fresh license. Can be
seen at ERGO Field. Riverdale. Md.
All day Sun. Call UN. 4-Sl72 after
SPEED GRAPHIC CAMERA-New,
2Hx3A Ekar lens and range finder.
Price S125. Call EN-. 3-744S.
UNUSUAL JEWELRY
RoDIN JEWELS. sos 18th ST. NV
SPECIAL
WRINGER WASHERS
only. Regular SLABS. now $50 a5.
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 1881
R. I. ave. ne. 3
Evening star., 1953-05-31

soMETHING NEWl
DEC.
Beaut. furn. sgle. and dble. rms. for
refined adults; REASONABLE rental.
Hours. IL to 6 daily.
1035 goth st, NV q
Evening star., 1953-05-31
RODEO

Hilltop Farms, Temple Hills, Md, "a
mile north of Rosecroft trotting
track. June 8 at . and 8 pm,
June z at 2 pm. LO. 7-S022.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

HEREFORD BULLS
Registered. 10 mo.-2 yrs. old; finest
Domino breeding; also some nice
heifers. j. T. GIBBONS. Hay.
market, Va. Phone Haymarket
Evening star., 1953-05-31
SELLING OUT
AT COST
Brand-NeW 1858 Models
Nationally Famous Make
In Factory Cartons

This is not a come-on ad. Shop these
prices anywhere. Cash or terms.
Open Evenings TIL $50.
BLAIR'S TV, 1922 WIS. ave. NV,
EN- 2-7S0O
Evening star., 1953-05-31

FLAGSTONE
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STEEL

We have large amount reinforcins
steel. angles and beams cut to size
cheaper han new. GENERAL
WRECKING CO, 1887 Brentwood
I'd ne AID. o-RlTT "a
Evening star., 1953-05-31

SOFA. modern, green nubby fabric.
FOAM RUBBER and hand tied coil
springs Reas. 10. 3-56S3.
observation-disclosures new
sacrifice ~ prire. FIX. 3-oS31. 81
SPEED GRAPHIC OUTFIT, anniv..
AXIS, f4.5 Zeiss. Tessar. Compur
shutter. Call co. 5-2305. Sunday
only 81"
Evening star., 1953-05-31

1880 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. 3-window
comfort. sgle. rm.. former legation,
for permanently employed lady;
family: $40 mo DE, 9-60o6 al
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-06
Mrs. Ljghtfoof Wins Card Party Prize

Mrs. Homer Lightfoot won the prize for high score at pinochle last Sunday night at the Weekly party sponsored by St. Masy's Catholic Church. The weekly parties are held at the Union Hall.
 Mrs. Daly won in the briC ge games and Mrs. Marie An dersch was the high scorer at cribbage and Walter Kraft was low.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-06
Who Is Guilty?

In recent editorial the Fairbanks Daily News Miner criticized Aaskans for erng the highways and the choice picnic spots with refuse
 The editorial said "Alaskans have big wide-open. country but that does them from the obligation of keeping it as tidy possible"
 The situation is in Kodiak. Probably one is that Kodiak is of the oldest settlements in Alaska and result has had time collect and scatter along the roads and the picnic spots the usual debris beer cans, bottles etc.
 Kodiak has few miles of roads compared to most and cities in the territory Yet defy anyone to tra vel of the roads contingent the Town of Kodiak with seeing piles of refuse dumped along the roads few miles and in some instances every 100 feet
 Why do kodakans take their refuse and throw it along the roads and highways? Why do they leave the best picnic spots filtered with the usual eftovers from their outing?
 We don't know Is it becanse of their penurous nature refusal to have the garbage collector pick up is it be- lief that the general accepted practice of all poneers frontier is to discard anything they cannot use?
 Either reason if that why they do it, is depcrabe If living here should strive to improve and add the beauty of the country Next time clean that picnic spot Why dump your refuse along the roads that you every day?
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-06
S1OO First Prize In Big Race

Who has the fastest fishing boat in Kodiak /? The much dis cuss ed question can be settled
 on the Fourth of July by en- ! tering the "fishermap's speci- al" and running the prescrib- led course.
 The race is open to all the boats in the Kodiak fishing fleet with the following re- strictions: 1. the boat must be gas propelled (no dieseD 2. the rules governing the con. test will be set up by the con- mittee and their rulings are final.
 Chairman of the big event is Merrill Coon. Pat Cannon is head course judge; Joe kerri- gan is secretsry of entries; course inspectors are Al Mill Ter, Jake Foley, Jim Martz.
 Chief starter will be Walter Muller. Jess Blinn and Jorg en Frederickson will be the finish judges. Head timer is Charles Madsen and Ali Madsen is as- sistant timer.
 The first prize is $1OO cash and second prize is $50.
 The starting point for the race will be in the channel op- posite the Donnelley and Acheson dock. Proceed south to Puffin Island, around the Island. out to Long Island to buoy 16. Around buoy to chan nel and finish at the starting point
 Shippers planning on enter ing the event should register with Coon or Kerrigan. Give the length of boat, type of en- zine and their name and a1- dress.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-06

James W. Cothran, comman- der-in- chief, VFW, addressed the Kodiak Rotary Club Tues day following the regular Iun- cheon at the Montmartre Inn.
 Several other VFW dele gates from towns in the terri. tory attended the luncheon.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-06

Pete Gilmore, ASI represent ative, was an outgoing PNA passenger Wednesday. He has been here several days discus sing salmon prices for the 1853 season with members of the United Fishermen of A. laska. AFL.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-06

William H. Olsen, Anchor age attorney, has been ap- pointed Third Division mem- Der of the Alaska World War II Veterans Board. He re- places John 5. Hellenthal, whose term expired in April.
 Olsen was appointed by Governor Frank Helntzleman.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-06
Kodiak 1:lllrrOr "SVews of o4merica's Last 7rontfer

Published Every Saturday at Kodiak Alaska
 Yearly Subscription Rate $500 Entered in the Postofce at Kodiak Alaska Second Glass matter under act of Congress of March B. 1878
 MIRROR PUBLISHING COMPANY
 Melton L. Crawford Editor and Publisher
 Jeanne R. Crawford, Associate Editor
 Candace Crawford Executive Editor
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Thu Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatches credited to it otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-06

Tyrone Power stars in the Technicolor production, Pony Soldier, which is showing at the Orpheum Theatre to- morrow and Monday.
 The outdoor spectacle is based on the authentic ex- plolts of the early days of the Royal Canadian Mounted Po- lice, and recounts the story of a Mountie who, in 1876, crossed the border into Mon- tana and mechanically forced the savage Cree h. dians to return to their reserve in Canada.
 Also in the film are Cameron Mitchell, Thomas Gomez and Penny Edwards.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-06
Hospital Eews

BIRTHS:
 To MT. and Mrs. Ronald E. Bowhay, a son, June 5, weight 2 lbs, IA oz. name, Daniel Lee.
 To MT. and Mrs. Joseph Me- Cormick. a son. June 5, weight 10 lbs., 8 OF. name not se- lected.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-06
KODIAK. MIRROR

Mrs. J. w. Patterson and son Pat left Wednesday to spend a month in Portland, Ore, with her sister, Mrs. Art Kizer and to attend the wedding this month of her niece, Betty Kizer.
 Kodiak stores and other businesses r mained closed until 10 am Tuesday. in honor of the late Judge Anthony J. Dimond who died last week in Anchorage.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-03

major problem in logistics. But
that is exactly what the Ell Al
catering officers are doing. Dur
ing the entire Passover holiday
week, passengers and crew alike
on all Ell AL aircraft, in the skies
above a dozen countries on four
continents, will be eating tradi-
tional holiday fare, from matzos
and wine to knaydlach and nuts.
The Passover menu is only one
Of the many unusual problems
with which Ell Al has had TO cope.
problems which never arise on
other lines. Hitherto. for example.
Ell AL has flown two transatlantic
flights a week. but this is being
increased on April IS TO three per
week. With any other line this
would mean merely a technical
revision of flying on Saturday.
the Jewish Sabbath.
However, with the approval OF
the Israel authorities, the problem
was solved. The third flight will
take off on Friday afternoons be-
fore Sabbath sets in, and will end
on Saturday nights after the ap-
pearance of three stars, an ar
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rangement which permits even
the most devout to make the
flight.
If you had flown with an Ell AL
SkYliner in the past three years.
your fellow passengers might
have included a Catholic girl
from Arizona on her way TO an
audience with the Pope. her route
CHOSEN by her father after a care
full study of comparative safety
records: a party Of Protestant
businessmen from Europe who
decided TO fly with Ell Al because
of its reasonable rates and COM
Portable facilities: Israeli Cabinet
members and high U. S. govern
ment officers; prominent person
alities from many countries in all
walks of life. as well as simpler
folk such as the Israeli student on
MS way TO a years scholarship at
an American college.
Nor would your trip have lack
ed glamor. You might have flown
with either of two Israeli beauty
queens; a score of American stage,
screen, radio and TV stars; the
Israel Philharmonic Orchestra; ali
entire Greek theatrical troupe,
complete with stage settings ana
costumes. All these and many
more have flown with Ell AL Ex-
perienced travellers sometimes
complain that air travel can be
dull. But not aboard an Ell Al
plane. And if there is no outside
talent in the glamor field, the FL
Al ar nosresses supply their own
brand.
Friendly Atmosphere PeTvades
Flights
Even more important, an Ell Al
flight has a way of engendering
an atmosphere of what is known
in Yiddish as "haymishkeit," a
pervasive friendliness which is
apparent within a few minutes
after the planes takes off. An
.1-4.er4caII WUiIlan W4Ao flew an I'll
Al plane recently wrote to the
airline thanking it for making her
trip so comfortable. She added:
'El Al is not the biggest or
smallest or oldest or youngest air
line in the world. But my flight
convinced me that it is the hap
piest line flying"
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Preparing special dishes and a
special menu is not a simple mat
ter even in the kitchen of your
own home. On the transatlantic
lines of an airline, it can turn into
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Passover, 7th Day ~.-,..-.-.... April 6
Passover, 9th Day Inconvenience April Z
*Rosh ChodeSh Iyar ....- April 10
Lag Bonner ....-.........-....-....-.-... May 3
Rosh Chodesh Swan .....-...... May IS
Shevuoth, 1st Day ...-, May 20
Shevuoth, End Day ..,.. May 81
+Rosh Chodesh Tammuz....June IA
Fast of 18th Day Of Tammuz
June 80
Rosh Chodesh Alb -..--.,.-.,... July IS
Fast of Tisha Bah .-............ July 81
*Rosh Chodesh Ellul .,...... Aug. IL
Erev Rosh Hashonah, STA
Sept. 8
Also observed previous day.
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BY M. MYRM
Copyright 1858, Jewish Telegraphc Agency, 1nc)
officers Ell Al Anes have fond regard for
holiday the Hebrew slaves whose exodus
the holiday celebrates they work harder just before
Passover than at any other time Of the year.