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SUMMER HOMES

FROM JUNE liz TO SEPT. Family
of 3 wants beach house or farm
within 50-mi. area Of D. C. SWIM
ming facilities necessary. Box 51-E
Star.
near Blue Ridge Summit
Pa; wk. or season; swimming pool.
MR.. DELGADO. office, Elk. 3-3S22.
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;EAsHoRE PROPERTY Cont J
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, APRIL I2, 1888

EHOKEHAM BEACH, on large water
front lot with pier-All-year home,
bedrms;, large. liV. rm. w/hFepl..
oil heat, large attic: will rent as
investment. Priced for quick sale;
terms. Box 494-C. Star.
CALVERT BEACH-Furn. 3-bedrm., j.,
winterized cottage with 8 screened
DorcheS and good view of bay: gas
stove. auto. elec. hot-water heater,
bath with shower. Sacrifice at
Sc. 900. Seven mi. beyond Prince
Frederick, turn left at st, Leonard
and straight in to bay. Ask for MIR.
WARE or In D. c. call 10. 5-4331.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$5.45O 2nd TRUST, payable S54.5O
per mo-, 6ee int. received on BRAND
NEW HOME in Brookland section,
D. c.: excel. purchaser. substantial
cash down; liberal discount. ST.
3-7245, RA. 3-0727. -17
$4,000 TRUST on large, modern
brick motel; S1O0 mo-; $50; no risk:
sell S6,500. DI. 7-6500.
3-YEAR 2nd-TRUST NOTE, S2.25O,
payable $3S no.. for $l.975. 5555
Central ave: Sc; Ly; 1-45S8. Ia
NOTES-S7,5OO at
$50 per NJ, So, on income prop
eerty;o egoo white maker; $4,000. ST.
SIS, 100 2n3 TRUST, S52 mo-, 6es int. !:
risk: sell $500. HE. 4-6l09.
ATTORNEY has 2nd-trust notes to
sell for client. good values. Call
EX. 3-5496. TU. 2-39S9 after 6 pm.
WILL SELL AND BUY End tust notes.
DAV1D N1METz' RE. 7-5039. CO, o.
end TRUST NOTE, s2,eso. payable
$50 per mo-, SO interest. Attractive
discount. JU. 5-2655; after 6. JU.
S-932S. -12
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MD. WATER FRONT PROPERTIES
1877: S9.5OO.
Edsewats5MS ds sv s5 900 bedrms' furnace; ga
Edgewater-5 rms: 6 acres; 175-tt.
RiyaM3 % bedrms.. fireplace: e3x260:
Annapolis Rd. - Brick Colonial.
s'''SHEi MARY T. BOARD, Broker
Edgewater. Nd. Phone ANNAPOLIS $3.50
LONG BEACH WATERFRONT HOME E
home, exceptional 14O-ft. lot directly
on bay. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Reasonable price and terms
may be worked out to suit buyer.
LONG BEACH. "a blk. from bay-New
srudUn. sH s2und sa5 easunss pfss
S10.95O. Terms to suit buyer.
LONG BEACH-New ultra fine yr.-
round, 2-bedroom home; base radia-
ton tion hot;1water s;Cra heat, ceramic tile
terial throughout. $4,000 bank
mortgage; $50 per mo. incl. insur-
LONG BEACH - 4-bedroom frame
house, "a blk. from bay; 1ia baths
living room. dining room and
hltIiCu. lSC' NJ 'uuU. DOWu pay
ment and terms may be arranged.
LONG BEACH, bedrooms. masonry
construction: lot, 75x1OO. Price,
$500. Terms may be arranged
LONG BEACH-Lots in this exclusive,
well-developed. residential, Chesa-
peake Bay community, are priced
from S4OO to 1.750. Low down
payments and extended terms on
balance. Finest improvements. in
Guiding central water. oiled roads.
electricity and telephones. Served
M. E. RocKHILL. INC.
Mail Address: st. Leonard, Md.
Phone Prince Frederick 3OS.J
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LIFETIME VACATIONS

Buy your own beach resort, not for just a
season, but for a lifetime. Build your cottage
by-the-sea . the finest investment of your
life. Investment opportunities are unlimited. A
steady increase in Ocean Beach values is clearly
foreseen It has an ideal location within en-
joyable motoring distance of millions because
of the new Chesapeake Bay Bridge, together
with network of the finest express highways
in the East Take advantage of this wonderful
opportunity which opens up the Nations new
est playground for your enjoyment.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WILL PAY CASH for waterfront
home with mod. conven.. not over
40 miles from city; state price and
full particulars. Box 3S0-E. Star.
SUMNER HOME with acreage and
stream or located on body Of water;
from owner, Box GID. Star
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15-MILE BEACH

Ocean Beach is not public beach. Every
property owner will enjoy unlimited use of the
entire Is miles of beach.
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RED HOUS
AUToMoTIvE MISC.

COLUMBIA REAR END new; will fit
any Ford. Never used; S100. Ii.
CHEVROLET '52 wrecked; all parts
for sale. 5000 miles. Clarksville
IS5W5 IA
SEVERAL auto radios. sun shield and
miScel Accessories. Ii 1-2343
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS,
1881 @ ct. NV. ME. 8-2495
End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur.
chased prompt action, RE 7-496O.
HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K ct. NV.
Evenings. DU 1901
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
will buy second trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. IN
VESTMENT CORP. 1912 N. Y ave.
NV Ma S-5S33
FIRST. End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS,
on Washington. Md and Va. prop
erty; Immediate attention. courte-
GUS service to all INQUIRIES. APEX
REALTY CO.; Oil New York ave
FIRST-TKUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV, MA. S-6468
2nd TRUSTS ARLINGTON AREA
Immed. action McClaine Properties
21OO wilson Blvd Arl.. ia 2-3300.
IMMEDIATE CASH
For 1st. 2nd and 3rd mortgages,
nearby Md. homes. Call Manager,
JU. $4,000. 319 Fig Bldg. Sill. Spg.
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NEARBY BAY SPECIAL,

-
LESS THAN l HR. FROM D. c.
Beach-Newly decorated
cottage; corner location, with white
picket fence, large ell-shaped
screened porches. liv rm., . bedrms.,
large comb. kit. -dinette, bathrm
with shower; all utilS.: conv. to
bay, stores, etc. Only S5,950. reaS
terms arranged. Chesapeake Beach.
Special waterfront offer; attractive
frame cottage with 3 large rms. and
complete bath, full masonry bsmt.
on . corner handicapped lots with
Anchor fence and garage; 81, $50
furnished, terms arranged. North
Beach Two-bedrm. cottage with
liv. rm., comb. kit -dinette, screened
front porch. large corner lot; only
$3.50. furnished; terms. Randle
Cliff-New, incompleted cottage; 4
lots, corner location, tall shade
trees; l block from main highway
and large sandy beach. Only
S3,950, with reasonable terms ar
ransed. Stop by our Office. Open
daily or phone Mr.. Fowler locally.
WO. 6-S116; ewes. after $50.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At the Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
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SARASOTA. FLA
DeSOTO ACRES

Just imagine-Two acres Of your own
land, with Florida's health giving
sunshine, a few orange trees, place
for q garden. mocking birds and
quail. Country living. ten minutes
new washington blvd. ihewy. 3Oi
exit Your friends will envy your
foresight in selecting DE SOTO
ACRES for your happiest years.
Two acre lots start at S1,2S5, with
me show you photos and tell you
more about DE SOTO ACRES.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor.
S616 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring. Md
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FUN FOR ALL

Everything that makes vacation perfect
can be yours at Ocean Beach . cool ocean
breezes golden sunshine, exhilarating surf,
sparkling blue ocean and velvet-smooth, white
sand beach, all offer you round-the-clock fun
at this paradise of the Atlantic. For fishing
eXcelled for white marlin and other game fish.
For sun and surf batherS, there is the breath
taking beauty of a majestic sweep of IS con-
tinuous miles of wide, white sand beach soping
gently into the blue Atlantic with no drop-off
or undertoW.
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MONEY WANTED

$4,000 IN $50. payable mo-. 10, Is or
90 yrs, secured lst mortg. rented
business property, Silver Spring, Md,
showing 1000 net on $120,000. Ex-
elusive agent. Box 10-D, Star. -12
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NEW SHIPMENT ON DISPLAY
TROJAN OUTBOARDS
FROM &o17 UP

NEW SHIPMENT ON DISPLAY
TROJAN OUTBOARDS
MAsTERCRAFT LIFETIME TRAILER
With new center rollers, $50 UP.
WATER SKIS
New '53 line on display.
CHRIS-CRAFT BOAT KITS
lift. inboard speedboat on, display;
Factory assembled painted, S1S9
Fob
ls and 81 It. Cruisers
Assemble your own cabin boat. pur-
chase heEe and get special discount
on paints. hardware and engines.) }
This weeks specials:
Eft. Cartop Runabout Kit Slo9.
14-ft. De Luxe Runabout KIT, ~.
CHRIS CRAFT MARINE ENGINE
so to 100 h.p.. S595 up. go"
engines on hand now. Deposit now,
hold your engine, before April 80
price rise.
WILLIAM J. LITTLE
636 Maine Ave. s.W. Ma. s-5940.
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Vests Florida Booklet!

Absolutely FREE! Whether you desire
a profitable business or wish a
modest retirement bungalow in one
of the worlds most mildest climates:
you'll find extensive listings Of
Florida real estate in Vests latest
Florida catalog. Tourist courts.
motels, trailer camps. farms. citrus
groves, magnificent waterfront es-
tates and year-round homes.
VESTS, WS-4f. 1925 western Saw.
Fund Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
MOTEL, 90 units; > bedrm. home:
good income: room for expansion;
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). Clement Shores, Nd

Beautiful araround beach home
. large porches. lovely landscarod
lot; beautiful shade trees. Close to
ineudes Inc 9esca s eabin bdat aFn Asf aRd
ing price, S9.95O Will entertain
offer. Go to corner of Potomac ave
and Nomoni ct. and ask to see the
property. Pictures can be seen at
our office. Mr. Moore. 10. 9-9l10.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
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OCEAN BEACH
MARYLAND
ON THE
ATLANTIC OCEAN
OPENS NEW SECTION

OCEAN BEACH, MD, IS OFFERING YOU
AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE, AT PRE-
DEVELOPMENT PRICES, BUILDING SITES
UNEXCELLED ALONG THE ENTIRE ATTAIN
TIC COAST. THIS FABULOUS, NEW OCEAN
OF BEAUTIFUL, WIDE, WHITE SAND BEACH
HAS ALREADY ATTRACTED THOUSANDS
OF VACATION HoME-sEEKERs WISE VA
CATION-SEEKERS ARE FLOCKING TO THIS
NEW MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT.
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REAL BUYS IN
SECOND TRUST NOTES
/. Behind 1st trust (B and L),
$3.50. End trust is $5,95O payable
$63 mo. 6et. Price, $4,000.
2; e. Behind 8dd ot lst trust trust. cB and OIL T.
payable $50 mo. $50. Price, IS. 400.
SOL INV. CO., Ii. 3-6307 Ia
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SPEEDBOATS

left mahog. runabout with 130-h.p
Chris Graft engine; boat looks like
new; owner Will consider your offer;
see 1t now at
~ WILLIAM j., LITTLE
$50 Maine Ave. SW MA. S-5Q4O.
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PRESEASON OPENING
ROSE HAVEN
ON THE BAY

We are now Offering home
sites and homes at this newest
Chesapeake Bay resort, To-
Gated 30 miles from Washing
ton. ROSE HAVEN features
what no other development
does in its beautiful yacht
club. central water system,
private beach, hotel and land
locked boat harbor with slips
complete with telephone water
and electricity. Lots are priced
from .S595, with terms II
desired.
DIRECTIONS: Out either
Cheverly rd,. Suitland pkwy.
or Marlboro pike to Upper
Marlboro, follow Rte. 4, three
miles to WaysonS Corner,
bear right on 4l6 two miles
to Bristol, left ON 25S four
miles to Route 2, right 4 miles
to Friendship. left 4 miles to
ROSE HAVEN.
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T=---s7 -
SPECIAL,

You can now get the same motor
that Paul Goldsmith averaged q4.45
miles per hour in winning the Day.
tona. Fla, 200-mile race, modified
for road use. The scrambled model
delivered for 1913 ready for road
the XXX and the KRM As. used ma
chimes from sos UP.
1949 - DIV --------- S3aS
1850 "74" DIV - $4a5
Large stock to choose from. Open
Friday ewes. until q pm.
RED HOUSE
Harley-Davidson Sales. Service
1865 31st st. NV. AID. 2-n602
-iD
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MOTORCYCLES

BSA BANTAM, under 300 miles, like
new. S2S5. evergreen 4-6935. IL
POWERBlKE, S65; faster. more DOW.
eTIul than motor-bike. Permit re-.
ouired. Hoover, PO. 2-3727.
HARLEY-I25, Good cond.: S125 or
pest otler Must see to appreciate.
HARLEY-DAvIDSON I9.3 "74"
Good condition. Call Monday After
b pm. Ii. 6-1Sll.
|CUSHMAN SCOOTER 1947: excel
condition.; new uphol. and paint;
S75. JA. 7-4057.
CUSHMAN SCOOTERS. (2); S1Oo and
SISO; also Whizzer motor bike; $50,
WHIZZER SPORTSMAN Motorcycle.
Completely equipped. like new. Sl6O.
Call LU. 4-4793.
50 TRIUMPH TWINS, zundapp
K,601 super sports" "Z9S" motor
bikes and 4-speed lightWeights for
immediate delivery. See these mas
ssrpieceS pn,nIs SO OF Craftsmanship todayi
SPRING SPECIALS
AS H. D. 125 &C. Slo5
'53 ii. B. K45. 1900 mi. $ssS7S
''5l Indian S0-in. Chief 750
!2 BSA bantam S395
AZ AIS, 500 &C. --------S2 1913
81 HID, 1876 &C. ---------$ SOB
These and others to choose from.
Observation-Disclosures
ALLIED MOTORS. 100 9th st. NV.
Tn k.1AnE
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COTTAGE ON BAY

ST. CLEMENT SHORES
One of Southern Marylands best salt
water developments. with salt water
on three sides. Unlimited facilities
Tor large or small boats Artesian
water from deep-well available in
all streets. Leonardtown about 10
minutes drive. Lots 60-ft. wide. as
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 K
street NV. MA. S-l166.
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sT5s At f.S5s4 iS3It centeF6OaFd sIooD
OUTBOARD MOTOR. ia h.p. Elgin,
1852; excel. cond. Call 10. 2-439S.
.--12
CABIN CRUISER, 25la #. long. 8 IT..
S in. abeam. = years old. VS. motor
ready to go: $1,100.
10-h. p. Hurricane motor
with Quick Silver unit and regular
IL FIT. DE LUXE Whirlwind boat
and trailer. all fully equipped; will
sell as unit or separately. Phone
Prince Frederick Jaw
Evening star., 1953-04-12

OVER 900 YEAR-OLD brick residence
IFlemish bond masonry. in excel
lent condition, on 5 acres, with
peach orchard and fine plantings
liv.. rm.. din. rm. and bedrm..
each with fireplace; 2 other bedrmS.,
2 baths. kit. oil heat: insulated; !;
storm windows. garage. and paddock
fencing. Good view OF Bay and
South River.
Large, frame residence: 1874 #. on
South River: approx. 10 mi. from
Annapolis. 23 mi. from Washington
grand lily. rm., library. kit. 4 bed
rms. pig baths: porches. This
offering at SIS.75O.
Stone rambler. 3 yrs. old; 100 #.
water front: both liv. rm. and Lin.
rm. have store freplaceS: 3 bedrms.
112 baths and modern kitchen. This
Is beautiful home in a fine Severn
River. community, very near An
napolis.
Epping Forest-Very attractive g.
room. year-around home: oil heat;
on 4 well-landscaped lots: garage;
owner transferred: $10.95O.
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NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, VA.
Waterfront Retirement Home
Half acre: 2-story frame dwelling.
. rooms. large porch. ultramodern,
hardwood trim down. pine up. tile
bath; h.-w. oil heat: artesian water:
slate roof: 2-car sarage: State road
to place. Owner out of State. Priced
to sell, $1,000. Exclusive with
T. E. TURNER
White Stone. Va, Phone 4-35OO,
Evening star., 1953-04-12

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
See our waterfront ads under
Farms for Sale"
Calvert Realty Agency
LOUIS L. GOLDSTEIN. MANAGER
PRINCE FREDERICK, MARYLAND
Phone Prince Frederick los, 354
and oo6-I-l
Evening star., 1953-04-12

At the Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
| Impe|Iitteri Threatens
| To Lock Milk Strike
Negotiators in Room
sy the Associated Press


NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Mayor
Vincent r. Impellitteri threat
ened today to lock up milk strike
negotiators in City Hall until
they reach a settlement.
The walkout of milk truck
drivers and plant workers in a
wage-hour dispute five days ago
has cut off milk supplies to IL
million people in the New York
metropolitan area.
Mr.. Impellitteri issued his pro-
nouncement after AFL Team
Sters Union negotiatorS repre-
senting the strikers failed to ap-
pear at an IL am. (EST) con-
ference he had called at City
Hall. Industry representatives
showed up.
Threatens to Call Police.
Mr.. Impellitteri said he would
give both sides several hours" to
negotiate on their own and then
act If they failed to reach an
agreement. He said he would
invoke police aid, if necessary.
There have been too many de-
lays and am not tolerating fur
ther delay" the Mayor told news
men.
Marathon direct negotiations
between the industry and union
broke off temporarily at 2::30
am. (EST) when the union me-
gotiators walked out of bargain
ing session.
We're going home to Sleep"
Samuel j. Cohen, union attorney.
told neWSmen at that point.
Fire Hits Dairy Garage.
A fire broke out in the garage
of the Gold Medal Farms plant
IN the Bronx today while some
500 persons waited for the COM
pany to put on sale $4,000 quarts
of milk.
Picketing strikers rushed into
the flaming structure and drove
out all but one of the company's
20 delivery trucks.
Joseph Fromm, company vice
president, charged sabotage"
but he absolved members of the
plants union local from any
blame. He said earlier today
members of another local "came
here and caused a disturbance
and argued with me about SELL
ing this milk"
The milk had been brought in
before the strike began last
Sunday, and union officials of
the plant local had agreed it
could be sold.
Appeared Near Settlement.
The walkout seemed on the
verge of settlement for the past
two days, with Federal, State and
city mediators taking part in
the lengthy sessions.
The strike began Sunday when
$4,000 drivers and plant workers
stopped work over their demand
for a SIS weekly wage increase
and 35-hour work week instead
OF 40 hours.
Fresh milk supplies were ex-
hausted almost Immediately in
retail stores and restaurants.
Milk depots ran out on Tuesday.
But plenty of powdered and
evaporated milk has been avail
able.
Dairy farmers estimate the
walkout is costing them $250,000
a day, forcing them to divert
their product to less profitable
milk byproducts such as butter
and cheese
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Better because it's fresh

Cats love Jack & Jill and it does won
ders for them because it's made of
ocean-freSh fish hurried off our
fishing boats at Boston right to the
plant nearby. And just hours later,
cleaned, cooked, finely ground and
packed into cans, ready for your pet
to enjoy.
Get your money-saving supply now,
while you think of it!
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08

METHODIST MEMORIAL
 CHURCH Sunday School ---..----.-- 9:45 am. Morning Worship ...-.---11:00 am. Children cared for in Nursery
 at the II o'clock service. Intermediate Youth
 Fellowship --.---.------- 7:G0 pm. Senior Methodist
 Youth Fellowship -- 700 pm. Evening Worship ,-----., 800 pm. at Parsonage
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
SEWARD LUTHERAN
 CHURCH Rev. Kent E. Spaulding Phone Adams 242

Sunday School .-.-....-.. 9:45 am. Worship Service --..----l1:00 am. Bible Study -----.-..-.----. 7:30 pm. Holy Communion list Sunday
 Each Month Potluck Supper ..-.-.---- 5:30 pm.
 1st Sunday Each Month
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
FISHERY EXPERT TO VISIT SEWARD

Fred w, Hipkins, F s h cry Marketing Specialist at Ketchi- kan, will leave May 17 to confer with members of the fishing in dustry regarding the present and future marketing of fish and fishery products. He will also discuss any problems pertinent to needed technological research in cooperation with the Fishery Products Laboratory and the Alaska Fisheries Experimental Commission.
 The cities to be covered on this trip are Juneau, CordoVa, Seward. Homer, Seldovia, Ko- diak, Anchorage and Fairbanks.
 In Anchorage and Fairbanks Hipkins plans to discuss the use of fish and fishery products with the Ext ensi on Service agents to promote the wider use of Alaskan fish. Supplies and distribution of fish and fishery rroducts will also be investigat- cd tn the Anchorage and Fair banks area. Hipkins will return to Kctchikan the early part of June.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
'Al0sku or Busf' Says Seward, Nebraska

The Seward, Nebraska people are having little difficulty pre- pairing for their trip to Alaska, judging from an article in the Blue Valley Blade" but are nothing daunted. Come May 24," the Committee declares, we know we will be able to say mission Alaska accomplished.
 They want it made plain that although the high school basket ball tournament is the chief ob- feet, it is not the school which is sponsoring the trip. Some objection from the athletic as sociation may prohibit the jun for members of the team from playing here, but they have enough graduates to make up a good team.
 A boy by the name of Harder will come from the Mother Jewels home in York, Nebras- ka. This home is under the same organization as Jesse Lee Home here, and the boy will be guest at the Seward home.
 Cordova, Nebraska, is also sending token to Cordova, Al aska, and that city has been in Vitcd to have a representative here to greet the Nebraska ViSi- tor and accept the gift for his city.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
SOUND FILM AT FAITH
 CHAPEL TUESDAY NIGHT

Return to Jerusalem" is the fourth film in the Life of St. Paul Series" to be shown at Faith Chapel May 12 at 800 pm. Each one of these series is complete story taken from the book of Acts. The exciting adventures of the first Christian missionary make a story that will capture and hold the inter est of both young and old alike.
 The public is invited to see this film next Tuesday night.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
TRUCK BURNS ON HIWAY

MT. and Mrs. Al Toffelmire met with serious trouble on their way to Fairbanks this week. They were driving pickup truck loaded with house hold goods to use during their stay in Fairbanks. The truck caught fire and all their person al belongings were lost. The couple suffered minor burns in an effort to save their goods. The burned truck was brought back to Seward and the Toffel- mires finished their journey the next day.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08

A little girl, named Vicki Ann, was born to MT. and Mrs. Rodney Pomeroy in Sew ard General Hospital May at 1925 pm. She weighed 6 pounds 1312 ounces.
 The Pomeroys live in Homer This is their second child; they have a little boy of 3.
 MT and Mrs. Richard Kellar of Ninilchik became parents of a baby daughter May 5. They named the little girl Phyllis Elaine. She weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces.
 A little girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Charles Weaver in Seward General Hospital May 8. She weighed ' pounds 6 ounces. Her name is Linda Sue.
 This is the first child for the WeaverS, who are Seward resi- dents.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. Gunter F. Hutson. Pastor

HoSEMbL Of GOD Rev. Gunter F. Hutson. Pastor Sunday Sunday School -...-----.-10:00 am. Morning Worship ,-.----11:00 am. Children's Church --.--- 300 pm. Evangelistic Services 7:30 pm. Wednesday, Prayer Meeting and
 Bible Study ...---.--..- 7:30 pm. Friday Young Peoples
 Service ,..---.-.--..-.---.- 7:30 pm. Listen to ReVivaltime 5:30 pm.
 Station KIBH
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08

ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH The Rev. L. Russell Clapp Priest-in-Charee
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08

1st, 3rd and 9th Sundays HOO am. Holy Communion
 and Sermon 2nd and 4th Sundays HOO am. Morning Prayer
 and Sermon
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
hufch Nohces

SEWARD BAPTIST CHURCH
 Reverend E. I. Carpenter Sunday School -.-..--,--10:00 am. Morning Service ---.----11.00 am. Training Union -.--.,---- 7:C0 pm. Evening Worship ..-...-- 7:45 pm.
 DockSide Union Hall
 Adams Street at 7th Ave.
, 1953-05-13
Attorney
EISENHOWER

Admiral Carney; it will prob
ably be a British Naval
officer. ....
Admiral Radford, Comman-
der in Chief of the Pacific
Fleet who will succeed Gen
eral Bradley is the first Naval
man to hold the post.
Admiral Radford and Cen
eral Ridgeway will take of
fee on the expiration of the
present terms of Generals
Pradley and Collins on the
18th Of August. The appoint
rents are for two years.
, 1953-05-13
Hubert M. Pigott
Administrator
PFC JAMES

the Hawaiian training area.
James can take a share of
credit for this, since he is in
the ordnance section of the
MAG IS squadron. He is re-
sponsible for seeing that the
planes are properly rugged
with 2O-mm cannon ammuni-
ton, high explosives, napalm
fire bombs" and a |
rockets.
He is the son of Mrs. Lydia
of Constitution Hill.
, 1953-05-13
GOVERNOR

government.
"While the people of the
Virgin Islands admire the po-
litical Announcements made by
the people of Puerto Rico, as
an ethnic group of United
States citizens they are hop
ing to demonstrate to the
United States and the world
their ability to administer
their own affairs. Smallness
should not be the chief justi-
fcation for suggesting the ar
bitrary a~malgamation of GER
tain territorial a r e a S. If
smallness of area was the chief
criteria, certainly there would
be only large states in the
Union.
The people of the Virgin IS
lands hope to convince the
Congress Of the United States
that as an ethnic, economic &
cultural segment of the United
States they are able and will
ing to assume more of the re-
sponsibilities and privileges of
III 60. e4nL-ent.