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Evening star., 1953-05-14

TT isn't fair to women, but it's one of
the facts of life-that man is said
to be as old as he feels, but woman
Is as old as she looks. So it's small won
der that, when you scrutinize yourself
in the mirror and see creeping lines
around your eyes, fading look to your
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But today there is great hope! Just as
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A baby's skin is lusciously smooth and
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Tragically, this natural moisture dimin-
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Thousands of women know the ineffec.
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their quest has all too often been only
empty jars-and empty hopes.
New hope for aging, drying skin
To help restore youth-giving moisture
to your skin, Revlon spent two years
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VEREINS KALENDER
de. sisbsnbverser soet:en- sosnssrbvndss
von Nordumeriku

von Norduneriko

Dsnassssktisn ..
Ellwood City. -- Die Leofenes
Praes:. Mrs. Helen Noos. SO orcaare Avs'
1 seHr.. Ms. Mrs.. sara sss rls,schsr. ~ oTshsrd
Ave-. Ellwood city. Pa.
BusaessshsioD -
Erie. p - sssbsnssrsss 0snasssssr cser
Ay.,. rs.e;;; Erie. 'fsnn' q. A'ns' '''' l'nn'
ssir;; shi;,:, xomul.. li'' :. or'na'''"
C,svslasA, oais OansssAss "sasssis'
Prass.. Matilda sisarse. IONS Joan Ava
s' s:.s. c t,:. i.'aa 4'.eA,.r. ,as, y. "a .. Tel.
xssnsssswn. Osis Dansscsss s6sivssss
praes.. Jossphins MILLER. slS clsarmono
sesr.. Mari. Pnnssgrasa. d eas Warren
Ave.
BunAsssehtisp II
Canton. o. 0emissbsss OAss.
prses.. John roepssr. lis-o 81. n. "
seHr.. Wm. rrisschs. cnsz Rosd. eea
%. Easa Canton. Ohio
Bssassssktssa IL
Nsv Castle. - 9 OaoesssS
Praes., Mrs. Kath. Lowry. Rose Ave-. Ss~
Castle, Pa.
New Castle. Pa.
8undesssktisn 10
3siem, Ohio 8eho lls6sehrew
Prses.. Elissbssh oirsrht 100 LiesrtS se-
ssrri Eyeds Hermann. sG oummaf ~.
Bsnasssshsiss =
Ysunpstevn. Q. .. Q. Jussss Lsss
Praes., winiam Frank. 90 Flint ain.
Sekr., George 1oissl. lol Anawan Lara
Dundeseektien -
Canton, o. DsAencAss.
Praes., John Tospfes. lis-ss a. y. ".
1ssHn. ssHr. nc VIM. r.tschs. osns.r Road. nes -.
East Canton. Ohio.
Bundessehtisn -
Csvsiana west nlsSrigsl CAssuA
.Prass., zoe Ttsoh. $40 ": eSth sH..
| Cleveland, Ohio. Pao0e AT. l:7so0.
| sekry Gertrude nin6s. lSS7 Rocenxoo 10
0undessektlen %
| ClevelsnA East Junler eaxes CAslR
Pr.e:;, Gecrss Krseh. '''o s'v'hes Ro'd.
's'i seir.' ~ Sara s'' 4. sesuu.. sun s.s. llsth
Str. Phone RA. l-oe9G
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Erie, Pa.
Ex-prass. Geo. kasehsr. IA, Goists Ava.
Youngstown, O.
!. vi..,Pr..... John 1ospssr .is = N. ".
% :. vi:sesrsssu Asshs salmsn. s4as Maple
crest Ave. Parma Hts. q.
sekr.. Minnie schenker, r. D. No. .. 40
siselow Trailer Court irwin. Pa.
Ave-, cleveiand Is. o. Tel Wo. 1885
sch.t.meiste:. Josephine Hussel' 81 wills
81 R.nds:-v.rwsits., N i't; oS;e George "eosr A0''
and. John Untch. a4os Delaware Ave.. New
,rd. dst Sam Aber, 74os srooks,d. Dr.. clsvs-
land 9. Ohio.
MOTTO:
i'm Ssnge rein una frs1 i'm Wort
Und fest In Eintrscht tmmerfort
svNDsssskTloNsN'
Bun6ssssktien 1,
Cleveland. Ohio c,Dtracht- Hsrmsnss
Pses., Michael salmsn. casa Maplscrss
Ave. Parma Hahts.. o. tel; tn. s.ieas.
Sekr., Hans Steiner, 36l7 Detroit Ave,
Cleveland i3. o. WO. i-45es oder sH. i-ss<s
3unSessektiop ,
Cleveland, Ohie. Ostseite Lje6ssesfe
Gemischter Chor.
Praes, Sofa Delfino. 1862 cata'ps 40
Prot.-sekr., Alice Gramp. loso7 Miles Ave
Tel: MI. l-65s8.
Bundessektiop =.
Oetroia. Mich. s.: =. Gem'eshte. caas
~, Praey v; dhSTas as,T, Seller 1857 Anno'' Ave
sekr.. Margaret wasner. 442l MARYLAND
Ave-, Detroit -. Mich. Tel: TU. 2-s636.
|, Bundes essektioB L
Erte Pa b. Q. MannePehos.
Praes., John Singer 305 W. 26th ST..
sekr. Frank W. Koeder. 100 2. 9Th 1t.
Erie, Pa.
Bundosoekt1on l.
Lorsin. o. e. :. 0esangverein EintrocnS
Praes,. Michael Kirsche1. 8ll West II Sti
Prot. Sekr., Wtlhelmins Schindler. Stop u
| Broadway.
Bundesktiop &
! New Castle, Ps.-Etntfscht 0esengvefeie
Praes., VIM. 8. Unger. ia NortnvieW ave
| Sekr., Andrew w. Schmidt. 2lS Northviev
| Ave.
| DuBdesttien :.
Younsstsvp. Ohio. Censsrdia Mixee Cneru
praes. Bill Frank, q 8. Portland Ave.
sekr.. Flora Pamer. l21 3. Roanoke Ave
Youngstown Q. Ohio.
| Bsndsssektson Z.
fiss.:''Ts s1s.:. GsofsS s.,as, ST.. rs Fs:dr.e
sekr.. Gustav A. Tschunn. aoss sunms
| Str.
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Praes.. Rudy Bodendorfer. S0s Wilson st.
Sekr.. Herman Linder.
C.. v:-Sekr.. Jonn Ulrieh. e4i w. 7th st.
Adresssn-sekr.. Micnas, Hermann. 7a1
w'asSn ss;sn. 81 Obi: ns': 'aso T. e. rr.u.u x. U.
vereiu. Zweis IL.
versammlung jeden xweiten Sonntag I'm
Monat i'm Sschsenh ,im "a Railroad St
Praes:. Marie Vogelhuber. 90 e. 9TH st.
Prot-Sekr.. Katherine Gunesch. 72o New
Garden Ave. TEL 1854.
c.-V.-sekr.. Mary Kekel. 1865 Z. 9th St.
Adressen-sskr.. Fred. Gray. 4as Woodland
Ave. Tel: I737.
st. Louis. Mo. - z. .. Q. K. q. verstn.
Zweig Is.
versammluns 1eden /. sonntag i'm Monat
9 Uhr nachmittags i'm St. Louis Haus. 8
Prses.. Josef G. obert, s2ls Chippewa.
Prot -sekr.. George Boelloni. sss2 HALL
c.-v.-sekr.. George Boeiloni. 1892 Halli.
day Ave.
st. Louis. Me. :. Junior saxens Of st. Louis
Mo-, Branch ~.
Meeting every second Sunday of ever1
month at p. M, at members house.
s Paw " R0h ss iSnsr ,ss sdss, n,ss
Street
Watsrtown, N. Y. - Z. 3. 8. x. q. vsYein
Gross-Schogs nsR. Zwsig &C.
Versammlung iedcn srsten Samstag In
Monat. 637 Pearl ST.
Prses., Georg Wolf. SIS z. Main 81. Tel:
$751;.
Prot. sekr.. Rose websr. ss7 Pearl st.
Tel. 2e47-W.
c. V. sekr.. Sofa Wolf. SIS Z. Main st
Tel: 573l.
Youngstown, Ohio - 8. 3. Fvauen. una
JuBgfrauen X. y. Verein, Zwetg 2c.
Versamnlung jeden zweitsn Sonntag In
Monat.
Praesidentin. Josephine Husgsi. 81 Wilt
\ Ave. Tel: 7-4307.
Prot-seisr.. Kath. Phngssran. "a Cliftor
Blvd. TEL: e-538l.
.-Sekr. Helen Klein. l7s 8. Pearl st.
Tel. 7-8774.
Youngstown, Ohio - e. 8. 3. Z. o. Vereiu
Zweig 80.
versammlung jeden ersten Sonntss in
Monat i'm Sachsenheim, Ecke Flint Ave.
Praes., William Hartman, $40 Ferndals Ave
TEL: 2-452O.
sekr.. william Frank. y s. Portland Ave
Tel: ,9-6220.
c. v. Sekr.. John Konnerth Jr., lo7 carnesi,
Ave. Wicklie. TEL: 9-79el
k.-L,-Sekr., Martin Kerr, 3sl< Huntmare
Ave-, Wicklie. Tel: o-0274.
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BRANCH CALENDAR
Of Tho Ion,yvauo Jvnior Asseen ef hs United Sosss
Of AmoHeo
Of Amovie0

DstsslS, l1iaA. Dsessit Junles os1oB
President, Frieds Hermann, 1880 Edmors.
Detroit $, Michigan. Phone: We. s-3729.
vice-President, George Schuster, Jr.. 1879
Ardmore. Ferndals. Michigan. Phone: Ii.
5-3273.
Corresponding Secretary. Naomi Frost,
1897 C0ram. Detroit 8. Mich. Phone: LA.
7-e21o.
Treasurer, Henry Herrmann, ie020 Ard
| more. Detroit s. Michigan. rhone: We
9-372o.
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Ellwood City, Pa. Junisr 8axons
President: Gertrude Schullsf. wurtemburs
Heights, Ellwood City, Pa. Phone: 1851.
Vice President: Don Greger, 325 Sixth st..
Enwood City: Pc. Phone: 2asi.
lin Ave-, Ellwood City, Pa. Phone: 18S.
Treasurer: Betty Utmling, Wurtemburs
Heights. Eillwood City. Pa. phone: 1851.
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Cleveland West Saxon Junlos Club.
Pres, Herschel Roby. 315l West s8th st.,
Corresp. Sec'y, Pat Roby. 1854 West 8sth
st Cleveland 2. Ohio. Atlantic 1-0S77.
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Cleveland. OhiS

Cleveland. Ohio
C1eveAnd East Junior Saxon Club.
President, John Schneider 1885 z. las st.
Liberty l-7617.
sec'y, Betty Fucker. 27so z. llsth St.
LO. l-8315.
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Columbus. Ohio. Coismbus Jsnior
Saxon Cl0b
Pres, Richard s. Kautx. 4723 Grebus Rd.,
Columbus z. Ohio. Tel. FR. 7-sS87.
Secy. Katy Theiss, 1887 East Whittier
ST.. Columbus. Ohio. Tel: GARFIELD 297<
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Canton, Ohio. Canton Saxon Juniors
Club.
Pres, Tom Clemens. 1917 Quimby Ave-,
SW., Canton, Ohio. Tel: 3-080l.
Vice Pres, Henie Katsch, 1154 Arch c.,
NE. Tel: 3-9232.
sec'y., Beverly Burns. 13s woodlawn Ave,
NV. Tel.:7-0660
Financial Sec'y., Florence Untch, Box "a
East Canton. Ohio. TEL: 4-4440.
Treas. John Krach. 1877 Berghoff, Akron.
Ohio.
Reporter. Madeline Untch, 6ls Forest Ave,
S.W., Tel: 2-23l3.
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Monaco, p Mon0ea Junloe
President Jack Werthman, 2l2 Ninth
ST.. Monaco. Pa. Phone, Rochester lllI-R.
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IaPaln, Ohio. - L0Psln 1ualees
SaxO0 Coub.
President, Matt Wagner, 800 West 22nd st.,
TeIe. 3-922l-Lorain, Ohio.
Vice-President, Dale lDe. S6e8 Baetx Court,
Tele. 59603-Lorain, Ohio.
Secretary, Dorothy Schubert, 1922 West
2lst Street, Tele. 6-4445-Lorain. Ohio.
Treasurer. Mary Lee, 5S95 Baetx Court.
Tele. 5-9603-Lorain, Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-23

New Castle, p New Osstls JunSoe
0aEona
Pres, Richard Mank, 1l0 ". Moody Ave-,
New Castle, Pa. TEL: OIL l-628e.
Sec'y, Ruth Bodendorfer, 800 McClAary
Ave-. New Castle. Pa. Tel: OIL. 1884.
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BRANCHEs or +. .. J. A.

President. Richard s Kautz, %722 0rebus
Rd.. Columbus Z, Ohio. Tel: Franklin 1881.
list Vice-Pres., John Schneider, 1865 d
l45th St.. Cleveland, Ohio. Liberty 1-76l7.
2nd Vice-Pres.. John w. Gross. 3594 West
47th Street. Cleveland 2. Ohio Tel: Wood
bine 1888.
secretary, Audrey Miller, s24s Theodore
St. Maple Heights, Ohio. Tel: MOntrose
2-l968.
Asst-Secy,. Pat Roby, 3l54 w. 9Th St,
Cleveland 2, Ohio. Atlantic l-6877.
Treasurer. Freda Hermann. 861 Summit
St.. Salem. Ohio Phone Salem 6607.
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0uuAeosektlon q

ClevelanA East Sumter osxoH CAeaR
Praes., George Krsch. seeo savahes Road.
Tel: YE. l-4S2A.
Str, Phone M. l-oo9l
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Bun0eS0ekU0n ~
Usvslsna west nGa6rigsl CAesuA
,,Praes., Zoe Ttsch, $40 ". eSth S6..
Cleveland, Ohio. PAo0e AT. l.7oo0.
Sekr, Gertrude Bin6ae, 1857 RoolnEod
Ave-, lakewood. Ohio. Phone 30. 37SSA.
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OupdessektiOn Z,

OunooosekCs0n ..
ycur,.tovn one !. g. MaaAssshe1.
Prses.. George Raide, ST.. i7s Friedrich
Sekr.. Gustav A. Tschunn. 2oes Summer
Str.
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Salem, Ohio. - z. 8. 8. vsPein der versi-
nixten Staten ven Nerdamerika, Zwetg 10.
Versammlune jeden ersten Freitag i'm
Monata, 7:30 Uhr abendds Ina Sachssnhsim.
.00 Railroad 81.
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Dundesbtten :.
Younsstovu. Ohio. Conserdia Mtxeo CheFus
Praes., Bill Frank, % 9. Portland Ave..
Youngstown 9. Ohio.
Sekr., Flora Pamer, l21 3. Roanoke Ave.
Youngstown Q. Ohio.
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U00000oekUo1 .
Canton, o. DsneneAO4.
Prses., John Tospfe1. lle-3o a. u. ".
ssSr.. VIM. rritschs. csntsr Road. ne9 -.
East Canton. Ohio.
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Ysunsstown. o. .. Q. Juases LSso
CAoSUo
Prses., Wiliam Frank. "a Flint atu.
Sekr.. George 1oisal. lo1 AnaWaA Lara
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eu~..A City. r.. - Eliwssd City Saxens.
Zwstg Is.
Versammlung tecen :. Sonntas I'm "aons'
N Sachsenhein1. "a. rr..>.
6saesidsnt. Thomas Lsutnss' ~ Gov"
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8un0esooktien ID
3aiem, Ohio - echo lAeesene~
Praes., EliIabeth 0trsrhI 100 LAbA0 ~.
sekr.. FYeds hermann, 90 0mm1t %.
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Martins Ferry, q. - 9. 8. x. U. verein uhd
Ssenger "Eintracht", Zwsig IL.
VsrsammIung jeden l. Sonntas i'm Monat
In eigener Halle. Uhr nachm.
President, Ben Clark. 25l2 Vance Ave..
Warwood, w. Va. TEL: Warwood 669.
Vizepraesident, John Roth. ST.. Cemetery
Rd., Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Lane, Martins Ferry. OHIO,
Zentralverbands-Sskr., Michael T. Huttsr.
86S Seabrights Lane. Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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Monaea, Pa 8. 8. K. u. vssein,
Zwsig 20.
Versammiuns 1sden l. Sonntag i'm Monat.
II Uhr morgens.
Praes.. Steve Leitschaft Jr., 2ll 9th St..
Monaco. Pa. TEL: Roch. 2655 r.
Prot.Sekr., Fermen Massey. v32 Washing.
ton Ave., Monsca. Pa. TEL: RO. 1890.
S..V.-Sekr., Thomas Elocker. 8l8 Penna.
Ave-. Monaco. Pa Tel: Roch. <55l w.
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Chissse, nj. - .. 3. X. o. Vessins
ZWeig 10.
versamniuns jeden /. Mittwoch i'm Monat
i'm Lincoln Auditorium. AIT North Lincoln
Ave. .1 ~,
Praes., Sara Weirick. 1los Grace st. Tel:
BU. l-2629. .
Prot.-Sekr., elizabeth LINKING, l206 Foster
Ave. TEL: RA. 0-7S2
Fin.-Sekr.. Kate Daichendt. $50 Arlington
Place. TEL: BU. Lease.
Xii. S-0059.
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Homestead, "a. - 4. .. 3. Frauep- and
Jungfravsn X. U. Vsrein - ZwstI 10.
VersanunlunH Jeaen zweiten Sonntas I'm
Monat, 2 Uhr nachmitta0s I'M Sachscnnelm
Club, lit Ost Z. st.
Prses., Anna Toperzera, 3sl4 Clark ave-.
West Mifflin, IA. lei: HO. l-06l2-
Prot.-Sekr., Sara A. Orendi. 42lo Home
St., West Miflin, Pa.
CIV .-Sekr., Mary Cashdollar, 4ll3 Vista
View. kennywood. Pa. Phone HO. l-4796.
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"VroAssUns
Praes., Mrs. Kath. Lowry. Rose Ave-. New
Castle, Pa.
Sekr., Mrs. J. Bodendorfer, Mcclsary Ave-.
New Castle, Pa.
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Chicago, III. - suedseits 9. 8. Z. .. Vsfesn'
Zwsis q.
Versamnlung 1eden !. Donnerstag I'm MO.
nat in John Ringbsuers Halle. 5l59 Soutn
Praes.. Adam Duda. 6li7 8. Major Ave..
Chicago 80, III. Dor. 7-5639.
Sekr., Bernice Linz, e2oS So Merrill Ave.
Chicago II. I'LL Telephon: saginaw l-SeSo'
CHICAGO 81. III Telephon: Midway s-ieo7.
C.-V.-sekr., Andrew zuitner ST.. lii7 z.
Slst ST., Chicago 10. iii. Tslephon: South
Shore 8-S7S6.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
You Write One

There isn't going be editorial this week. The tire MIRROR staff has been stricken with the crud or u (you choose the appelaon you like best and don't feel like writing one
 We could write about the hasse in Juneau who commended Bob Reeve for the only to clear both houses this week. which memorial in support of the Taya Aluminium Project at Skagway.
 Other editorial subjects could include the proposed resi- gnaon of the City Magistrate that he could devote time to his city clarkt duties the fire at the school quonset hut.
 We could write several hundred words regarding the high wharfage here compared other Alaskan cities but again the old u grips and don't feel equal to it this time.
 One other subject could be written about if we had inform aton Is there communist cell in Kodiak? Sounds fantastic doesn't M It cant happen here?? Maybe is the virus We get lightheaded ideas at times.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
Badge Awarded KNS Rifteman

The Distinguished Rifeman Medal has been awarded to Arthur Kendrick Ehle, IT,, IT. son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur K. Ehle
 A member of the Eagle Eye Junior Rifle Club, young Ehle began shooting three years ago. Since then he has worked through IA lower ratings to enter the select group of top junior shooters of the nation.
 Ehle is a senior at the Ko- diak Naval Station High School. Instructor of the Eagle Eye Junior Rifle Club is M. J. Siebenthaler.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
Soy Scouts Provide PTA Program

The Boy Scouts will provide the program for the Parent Teachers Association meeting Thursday night at the school building.
 The scouts will present a play and one of their members will be awarded his Tender foot badge during the meeting.
 During the last meeting of the PTA they approved a $50 allocation from their funds to the Kodiak Ambulanue Fund which is sponsored by the VFW.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
Hospital News

BIRTHS:
 To MT. and Mrs. Jettie Ml1r- ray, a daughter. Feb. 1, 6 lbs., 13 OF. name, Paula Elaine.
 To MT. and Mrs. John Wiley, a son, Feb. 4, 8 lbs, Ii OF. name Wilton Leroy.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07

A seven pound, six ounce daughter was born to Chief and Mrs. B. R. Hitchcock Thursday. The little girl was named Martha Kim. Chief Hitchcock is in the US. Coast Guard.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
Two packers
 Address Rotary

Two local organizations that make service their business were represented at the Ro ary meeting. luncheon Tues lay at the Montmartre Inn, John Gushing of the Kodiak Telephone Company and RI .iott Hymans of the United Service Organization told of the work done by the two or ganizations.
 Plans for the expansion of the telephone company were explained and the group heard that an enlarged switch board and several hundred additional phones may be installed by August. Tt depends on the delivery of the equipment. Right, now you must wait over a year for cable," Cushing ex- plained.
 Hymans told of the many services provided by the USO during the past year. On Jan- uary 31, the local USO Club observed it's first anni- versity in Kodiak and 12 years of operation as a national unit.
 On February 2, over $500 phone calls were made through the Kodiak Telephone Com pany system. Of this number, 1,500 were outgoing calls to Kodiak Naval Station and over 600 were incoming from the station, Cushing said.
 "On a busy Saturday the system handles between IS and 20 thousand calls which includes town and those to and from the base," Gushing nOintpd ont @
 , Guests attending the meet ing were Cushing, Franklin Harris, Rev. Norman Smith, Ernest Harding, Oscar Han- son, Capt. J. A. Flenniken, ILL. Doe" Rochelle, Fora Wilson.
 The next regular assembly of the club will be held the evening of February 20, presi- dent V.G. Ellis announced.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
hOdiak lsllrrOr "SVews of oAmerfca's Last 9ronti..

Published Every Saturday at Kodiak Alaska
 Yearly Subscription Rate $500 Entered in the Postofce at Kodiak, Alaska Second Class matter under act of Congress of March B. 1878
 MIRROR PUBLISHING COMPANY
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 Jeanne R. Crawford Associate Editor
 Candace Crawford. Executive Editor
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Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07

Marshall Crutcher, president of the Bank of Kodiak, was elected to the newly enlarged board of the Alaska Visitors Association Thursday.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
M0 7Ic z
Change in billing procedure

Change Tn billing procedure
 Effective Feb. 7, 1853 the Kodiak Elect Assn Inc. will discontinue the practice of sending second or penalty bill for electrical energy not paid by the 18th of the month.
 All electrical rates are net and are to be paid within 15 days from date of bill. In case bills are paid or postmarked after the 18th of the month a gross charge of s6 additional will apply Service will be discontinued when bills are delinquent 30 days after due date
 The Kodiak Electrical Assn Incorporated
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
Breaking Oug Winter Roads

Before the days of snow blows, ancestors had to work together to keep the roads open. Everybody helped. .and everybody profted. Some roads were opened by drv- ing oxen and horses back and forth to trampe down the snow But other roads had to be dug out by hand.
 Many people, working together, can accom- psh much more than can be done by one That is especially true in regard to financial matters Dol lars deposited with loaned to credit worthy people and business, They keep payrolls steady. They helu business to develop new and better pro- ducts. They increase employment. They raise your standard of living.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
Damages Awarded
In Trespass Case
BY the Assoeiaied Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept,
25.-A Federal jury yesterday
awarded the former secretary of
a city commissioner $500 dam
ages for alleged trespass by a
newspaper reporter.
The judgment for Miss Chris
tina Brown, So, was against the
Birmingham Post Co. Attorneys
for the morning newspaper
moved that the verdict be set
aside and United States District
Judge Seybourn H. Lynne took
the motion under adviSement.
The court has 10 days in which
to rule.
Miss Brown had sued the
newspaper for 81 million on
charges she was libeled by stories
concerning the finding of Miss
Brown and Police Commissioner
Eugene Connor in a hotel room
the evening of December 81,
1851.
She contended she was libeled.
that her rights of privacy were
invaded, and that the newspaper
entered into a conspiracy to
defame her character.
All these original charges
were thrown out by Judge Lynne.
He permitted the plaintiffs at
torneys to amend the complaint
to include treSpass and the case
was submitted to the jury solely
on that point.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
By Alton |. BIokesIee

NEW YORK. Sept 25.-The
ominously rising wave of polio
crested and broke sharply in
July, and there are cautious
hopes that gamma globulin
helped break it.
1t is too early yet for proof
that G. G.. actually was break
water saving thousands of chill
dren from polio. The answer
won't be known perhaps for sew
eral months.
More Shots Next Year.
The National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis believes that
Mass community use of G. G.
has been beneficial" and is plan
ming bigger mass shots next year.
Here is what happened:
BY mid-July, the polio rate was
rising rapidly, keeping pace with
the fast. high climb in 1852, the
record year with $1,000 cases.
There were fears this could be
a worse year.
But suddenly in the week of
July 18, the national rate lev
eled of. then sharply declined.
The rate this year is not only
Evening star., 1953-09-25
It's Early to Tell if Polio Drop
Was Due to Gamma GIobuIin

below last years, but below the
five-year average of 1852.
It was in July that mass in
oculations of children under 10
were started with G. G. First,
in Alabama, then quickly in
North Carolina, New York, Illi-
nois, Michigan, Virginia, Ten
nessee, Kentucky and Alaska.
Decline Is Earlier.
The key question is whether
G. G.. helped stem the tide and
how much.
ut is not claimed that G. q.
solely brought about these re-
suits, but it is interesting to
note that the decline began ear
lier than would ordinarily be
expected. and this was coinci-
dental with the time that mass
inoculations of G. G. were con-
ducted," a Foundation official
said yesterday.
The Foundation meanwhile is
planning to spend $19 million
for G. G. next year-triple its
expenditures this year - and
hopes that 2.5 million doses Of
G. G. will be available in 1854,
twice the amount sent out to
battle polio in 1853,