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Evening star., 1953-09-28

ONE ROOM. pvt. bath on 1st floor;
man preferred. KI. S-@0229. rs
CONTINENT fENTAGON, navy An
mex, Arlington Hall, shopping CEN
ter. ia. S-3Nu2. is
quiet. pvt home. for gentleman.
conv: transp. JU 7-70ls. 30
ARLINGTON--WIDE OPEN SPACES
! q minutes from D. c. Free parking.
Maid services. ia. S-S9ln. --n9S
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PVT. 723 Sth st. ne; liv. rm.. bed
nm. Kit, bath: conv. stores. transn :;
Ss5. Elk. 3-s5o0. ewes, Ia. a-5500.
30eI 18th ST. N.w.-Nr. 10th and
kits. and baths; open sat, sun. Ia,
6II5 9Th ST. N.W.-Bsmt. lye. bed
liy. .rm. and kit; attrac. furn.; bNa
at door; RA. 3-6449;, -2a1
StSs t;tsn.n I4Th aad ST. hs,n NWF9ur v, t;,l rns
rent, S125 per mo. CO. 5-199d
I3546 HERTFoRT PL. N.w.-Txp-
room kitchen and bath apt.lxill
utils furn. Rent, SIS mo, co, 5-l996,
TWO ROOM EFFICIENCY APT--Pst,
entrance. unlim. phone, everythtHg
furn.; girls only. Cali TU. 2-1920,
Two-RooM UNIT blk. from sSat
ate On. Living rm.. lse. kit, share
G. U law students or Govt, wkrs
pTeferrs4d; Eg4ts See ADt. 2i' lss c sS ne
al 81 coNopoN coNooN TERRI. s.E,sY Near
farn fhIrnh'ie 4es5err% 81 mo. Cali fp' yRSSsYa
APoSToLIDEs. RE. 7-5e@4 or RA;
1873 18th ST. NV, Apt. 4oazslcsin4. sa
pletely redecorated efic in l6e ele-
vator bldg AID. 3-195l. Ext 14fi9
or LU. 1880 or LO. 3-425sRTo oas.eS
1857 PARK RID. N.W.-EntiFSsI I2rd
f., newly decorated: liv. rmQoheCirn9.,
kit, bath; $S5, incl. uttls? |; RA.
eIOi PENNA. AvE.--Lgep nv5aSn,
bedrm., bath. kit. RECEIPT. n&ll3 gSB0O.
Avail. Oct.s ] RE. 1-00a5Q al32EQ
MT. PLEASANT, 3179 18th stHhlR0lL
> rooms and porch, nicefsot Fuf9il;
APT. CoNSisTiNG Of 81 sigeafiis
twin, beds. kit. and bath. IRI4
Madison NV, TU. 2-52S6qo, -1sHT6 -1sH
LlV., RM.. din rna.. hedrfss ilAt.,
bath, upper Ga. ave. apt b4aG, I: 7S 10
mo-; cple. only. RA. 3-fSS3a AL.sS
GEORGETOWN - Semidet.; Ise. lip,
rm, firepl; bedrnsN fnotT, kt.
e6i9 woODLEY PL. NV. ALSStly
newly redec. lge. rm.' and Kitchen.
cite apt; all utils. and linens mel
Excel. transp. SIS per me. l<3Gff
LONDON HALL-Eff1c. aptl; Rtt., bed.
liv rm.. bath. l133 18th I!A.il;%.
ri59 GAi HARyaRD GiIsya ST. NM g3U stasio
sIs54 81. WIN or w. 66irls: rs Il bgB4a
PENNINGTON, 1924 18th ST, NV
Dupont circle locationi ] 1e1lN re-
stored bldg; ] and . rm. eff
ciencies; completely .furn.;, utils.
incl; Sl3 90 anad $3.50 'per l,wk,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE, 2013 Mass.
ave. n.w.-Delieh htful home to live
in, reasonable; have several vacan-
cleS Tor youno men and women. The
best food ohtainahlo' excel. trans
1519 (. Iso" /. Rs Ryr' S'%S, S'W' Single and
double rms. ~, sood meals; Gown
18TH AND MADISON ST. N.W.-Lge
rn. for = girls; conv transp.: good
meals; Slo wk. JU. S-46S5 or HE
1916 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Cir
Gle area-Attrae. rms, excel. meals;
young people in Govt, business, and
Students invited DU. 1-33332 II
ROoG AND BOARD and care for
cELG while mother works; large
ii uyiard; 'ncios:d ia. 9-H239. Us
W NESLEA liAIL- Announces opening
OF new bldg Sgle and twin bedrms
daily maid service running water in
rms, RendiX. recreation activities
~: selected menu 1926 21st st
CALVERT HOUSE. I4O1 18th NV
dents selected menus. switchboard
1856 N ST. Nw.-For students q,
Govt emDlovcS. Pleas. rms. and
aatm5 5Sphere, delicious food TV and
BRs BfRSix; w. Sony fnCr l9c 9Sv,i iHousemoth6er
IL
FOR AGED LADY or couple-Large
rms. home comforts. general super
vision; no smoking; refs. EN-. "-;9?S
I1I0 10th ST. NV Single "' and
I:3@S 10th ST. N.W.@TWin-bed NWTTVii rm
pvt; bath also single rms; good
I5.3 ALLISON ST. N.w.-Attrac
rm. and sleeping pch.; lge. closet
excel meals: pvt home. RA 3-l66l
.N.-Lge rm.; End f.: next bath;
tray service in room or dinette.
Box 1I3-X, Star. 80
WESLEY HALL
Sele. and dble. rms; running water;
dances wkly.; Bendix; ~; 500 to
SD. 1926 2lst st. NV, HU.
@-5432; 2131 o st, NV, HO,
THE JOHN KN.PEN HOTEL
2310 AsEMEAD PL NV.
Greek Park. away form traffic noise
Cory. transp; cble. and sgle rms
pvt baths avail; excel. meals,
rates $3.50 wk up Ho "-35G6
CRESTWOOD CLUB
4t07 CONN. AVE NEWLY DEC
TWIN -BEDRM.. EXCEL MEALS,
COW. TRANSP,: TV. EN-. 3-4014
oSA
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-s.E.-s.w

CAPITOL HILL. opp. House Offce.
Block Library Congress- Well furn.
m, men. IL 3-@913 after >. II
HlLI CREST. ID. C., S.F.-~Lovelv room
next TO bath in new homo of counle.
man LU. I-7SIO. so
sNaCoSTIA-Sunnv front ~ for
settled empl vouog mer students.
Pvt. howe. cal III. 7-3514.
10 F ST. Sc" furnish ed rooms.
nearby Sc. section. Reasonable
rates. Cen be seen after q pm. Cail
Al t-S633. 40
FRONT RN.. pvt. home: Young lady:
blk Barney Cir; kit. 1arnn.
pririL 1000 H st. Sc. Ii. 4-6o4G
COLoRFD-DBLE. AND sGLE. RMS.
Dble. for empl cple., no children:
heat. bath and cooking. Nr Social
Security and FBI Bldgs. POI st.
s.w.. EX. 3-7093 -
Evening star., 1953-09-28

REEGR 5iT Ford Gu ir,; Fl eIsstFic FFisidsirs.
soaS 500 ., 'g 5A' IT.; -65S6' s5iS5oaiFe. eSse'
REFGRS., > Croslev Shelvadores. in
excel cond,. unclaimed in storage;
priced far below market value 131
Ath st n W, 10 "-3330 go
RESTAURANT. FIXTURES for sale
Owner remodeling. will sacrifice 81
IT. of Formica counter with 81 IT OF
0L 4-eoo4 or II 466+4 .s'
seli. JE. @-3ss4. n
RUGS. Oriental Chinese and Aubus-
RARE RUG SHOP. a4a7 18th > NV NV
RUGS Coriantal domesticl. Duncan
Phyfe table. Englander daybed. gas
stove, radio. desk, kitchen cabinets,
etc. Ant. 340, 300 Conn. ave
RUG. all wool, ax1c, blue with floral
RUG, 9x12. grey broadloom and pad
practically new; both for SIS. IA
RUG, iox15 Belgian Oriental; light
blue background: 3 mos. old; 500.
SAFE. Meiiink 2-door: 5ex36xa1 in
side with interior equipment. Call
IA. 2-f500. Z am. to ; pm. -@S
SHOWCASES, complete set Of beau
tiful wall and showcases. especially
suitable for bakery. Excel cond.
isier. OIL. 2-32os; Sun. and eyes
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COLORED-UNFURN., 3 ROOMS: ali
privileges except cooking; quiet
neighborhood DU. 7-1614. sat. and
Sun, weekdays after Is. -
COLOREn-LGE. RMS, suitable for
couple or single; home privils. Gail
after }. TU. 2-6613. -oS
Evening star., 1953-09-28

CONN. AND CATHEDRAI-Pyt. beu,
room, facing park; elevator apt: tul
use OF liv. rn.. kit. bath. phone
linens. utensils; laundry facilities
and maid service avail; man; 500
DU. 1-4913 Il
UPPER 10th ST.
Glrl to share spacious -bedrm.
heaut. furn. apt. with another girl.
Age 1880. RA. 3-0I9O. )
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ROOMS FUPNIsHED-N.E.

CLEAN FURN. RM.-Home privils.
close 10 tra s"Anoing center; no
children. LU. 2-6S37.
SINGLE. front room, md floor, close
to bath; private home; good tranSp.
3411 oath st. ne. Us
63S eth ST. NE-Large single
room; erntleman; quiet Mr.. bath,
COL0RED-DOUBLE ROOM: fnme
PRIVILEGES: convenient transportation
Call AD 3-0"Si -"S
C0IORED-TWO SINGLE rms. in pvt
horne; only refined persons with
refs. need apply. Cali IL. 4-4513.
Evening star., 1953-09-28
COAL. WOOD FUEl OIL

FIREPLACE wood. presta logs kim
ding. camel coal. charcoal. Read
ing anthracite briqueis; new, ,lean
scrap lumber. So. $40, SI5. $50 a
load delivered; S315 hundred
Gu. #. load You haul. COOPER
SUPPLY co. Sl3 18th st, ne.
Ii. 6-59l9; DE. 9-i5.5.
Evening star., 1953-09-28

VIOLIN-Made in I774; first S8o
buys; has bow. 1864 Hobart NV,
evenings. No phone. 3Os
WASHER. Maytag, fully auto. no
boiling down required; safety lid,
top loading; cost S369.95; like new;
S145. ia. 5-1465. a
WASHER. hasy Spinner de luxe, 1853
new In factory carton auto spin
rinse. spiralator washing action +.
cost SEQ: sacrifice $3.50 cash JU
W WASHER, Kenmore, with auto. pump:
in very good condition; S35: can
Seliver, JU. 9-7gS2.
WASHER, apt. size $40: chest of
drawers, SO: canvas sling chair.
81, LII 1-3nQn
Evening star., 1953-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
TET ,EVTSION SATE

TELEVISION SALE
Carlson 19-in. blond con-
sole: new picture tube completely
reconditioned.
NEW-SET GUARANTEE
price S525, now $l59.95.
Fine selection Of reconditioned sets;
all guaranteed-priced from
$49.50
BLAIRS TV
1922 Wis Ave. NV.
Open Ewes. TN 0; Saturday to 8
TOOLS, Delta home workshop;
brand-neW; $3.50. ia. 9-5533.
TRAINS (2)-Lionel trains mounted
on lge. board, with many extras,
$l25 or best offer; come to ZIG N
st. W. or call Me. S-326S any time
port. Olympia;
free home dem: 81 wk, Let Geo
Do It." Daily. ev. Sun. DI. 7-27G4
rYPEwRITERs. Royal Reminston.
Undergood l. C. Smith; S25 and
up All in good WORKING order
Rentals. repairs all makes CEN.
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO., 20lH 14th
st. NV. HU. 3-5l2I
Evening star., 1953-09-28
STEEL

We have all kinds Of miscellaneous
steel. such as pipe. beams. reinforc-
ing steel. radiators. VIII cut to size
GENERAL. WRFCKING CO, 1927
Brentwood I'd. AID. 2-tif77. y
STORE FIXTURES-Cash REGISTER, 3
Showcases, 3 dress racks. card case
STOVES. gas, apt. size: good cond.
4-burner, oven control: 500. so.
BLOCKS. l746 Lee hwy, IA. $500.
SToVE--Philgas. excel. cond.: rea-
sonsble, 6-cubic-ft. Frisidaire. OIL
TABLE, lined oak drop leaf: seats s
when extended; excellent condition.
Call JA. , 251S. -2S
TABLES-One solid mahogany. one
American walnut library, one Amer
lean walnut double bed; all like
new; reasonable. TU. 2-3949. %"
TV, Admiral So, table model l5-in,
perfect condition. AID. 2-4554
TN, 17-in. Aelstone table model
$40. EN-. 2-I359 after u.
TELEVISION. 1854 model. large
screen; very famous make; new in
carton: full warranty Sale price
PETE HILL COMPANY
944 Wayne ave. Silver Spring. Md
Evening star., 1953-09-28
WASHERS

1851, very famous make; fully auto
matte: new, in factory carton: full
manufacturer warranty. Regular
$500. sale, S19995. cash or easy
terms. Open ewes. It'll 8. Call JU
S-9197
PETE HILL COMPANY
pa Wayne Ave, Silver Spring. Md.
WASHING MACHINE, GE, 1O-lb, ca
pacity, nearly new. $50; other misc
items. t3eaS., moving Oct
East Woodbine ST., Chevy Chase,
Md OIL. 4-ISI6 -oS
WATCH, mans Hamilton: in excel
eond.; $50. WO. 6-S775 after
WELDING MACHINE. portable 900
amp. with truck. Price, SS?5. AP.
- -. rs
WHEEL CHAIR, Hollywood model,
chrome and red leather. folds mn
70 l01a, inches; practically unused; ;;
500 cash. HO. 2-7006.
Evening star., 1953-09-28

2039 n H. AVE.-Liv. rm., bedrm..
bath. redec.. S65 incl. lin. maid
TsrvlGe; IV non1hS,D prnD, Ho I,3.sG; 80
tiln shower hath Venetian blinds
throughout. Nicely furn. Quiet cou-
nle: $3.50. Apply 1341 Col. rd. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-28
GOT

GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded jewelry We pay cash.
A. KAHN. INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
MARBLE-TOP CHESTS AND TABLES
highest price paid. ME. S-6S76
o52 lnolana ave. NV 80
u,r PIANOS, ALL STYLES
Call Day or Night JU 9-3039
POWERED LAWN MOWER-JARI
POWER SCYTHE preferred. sent
poSt card to A. H. FLORES. 3004
9TH st. South. Arl., Va. IS
REL RIGERATORS. gas ranges. fur
nlture. heaters stoves. mattresses
ACNE STOVE CO. MA. S-S95o
REFRlGERATORS, air conditioners
and freezers. All makes. any con.
dition:: ALLISON REFRIGERATION
AID. 4-i2O6.
Evening star., 1953-09-28
CONN. AVE ! N w

5000 BLOCK ia agu6G
! large room, kitchen and shower
bath; al utilS. igrl, In fxcetlent
or mf9; soss $50 3 per PHFtest mS sst1 Az SX
S-a300s % 70 Aaff5fis &, ,Hf5
Evening star., 1953-09-28
SLAUGHTFR'S
2007 Q ST NV

~UWI . ST NV
rave for pleasant wear round living
az special rates. clean, comfortable
vator service; reception rln Just a
lew steps 10 bus and trolley Good
eating PAGES close hY NO IGRn
Evening star., 1953-09-28
RefrigeratOrs

1884 model. large de luxe. completely
automatic defroster. 71-lb. freezer
compartment. adjustable shelves
plenty OF shelves in door; verv IA
Regular, $500 sale S33a .95. Open
ewes. til q. Call JU. S-a7aT,
PETE HILL COMPANY
PHI Wayne Ave. Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1953-09-28
,a3APTss FURNISH ErEE- VA!!s1

owl 1knA. ldthraL,. "a r !HH I Gis ( I-eSSf
F wv fyE Asy 5tg Il Pfs iYa Iis e u
AWE, !fwsyV ,5i.f9A .fEuin,p oS6S-.SzS
Evening star., 1953-09-28

BEST 10th ST. LOC.-l-bedrm. apt,
= or 3 adults; Sl75 CO. 5-64S4.
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USED
FURNITURE

Dressers or chest-on- chests. $50 to
$40; $40; BED: Ss. $50 $50; springs or Or mat
tables, $40 and SIS: chairs. S.:
used CARPET. So yd; liv. rm. chairs,
$50. ALBAN TOWERS, 300 Mass.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-28
ALTURAS HOTEL

Rms. with running water; newly, d dac
lotS Of shower baths; $40 50-Si1 81
VIZ. I4lN RhOde Island ~, n ~
Evening star., 1953-09-28
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

STUDIO ROOM, pvt. bath: maid
service; NV. ciose-in; under 80
Call hD. H-533S oa%
Evening star., 1953-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA furniture. fun con
tents or odd ncs refsrs stoves
Easn machs. rvs. Closed Mondays
5, FURN co 210 9TH st Sc
Evening star., 1953-09-28
DOWNTOWN HOTEL,

I14A w I IIOININ Z
= "a G ST. NV. RE r-4no-
Single rooms. $3.50 up weekly
AIRY, outside rooms near bath,
shower. closet.
Double rooms, S15 up. Basement
Evening star., 1953-09-28
Mclean Gardens
2211 Pnrtnr CT NJ VI

laklng applications for men anc
women sg!e. rm, from $40 so mo
Dble ,rm. S35 mo per person
grounds and bldes protected by
Burns International Detective Agcy
Trans rms aVail EN- - l;EoI
Evening star., 1953-09-28
ANTIQUES

turniture. brio -brac. china. glass.
ware Oriental art objects. 1eweiry
rugs. sllverware paintings. por-
1raIts Highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY, IA 9-3393 4N
Evening star., 1953-09-28

TWin-Bed Rms, So Day
Next to bath; maid service Spe1,aI
weekly or monthly rates. Walking
DISTANCE downtown; l blk. of Conn.
Evening star., 1953-09-28
ALLEN LEE HOTEL

50 wk. up, dble.. S14; some pvt. baths.
also low daily rates. -hr PIX.
"; downtown mr.. GWU and State
Dept BUS at door.
2224 r st n w Ev :, ooo.
Evening star., 1953-09-28
:E97g TIEasHYo.ss
GARDENS

.,a 4a4HH n4T RAYWsgRH 4 ySsR F5AcES!IIhS{Ms 5A cESIhM
ooa 9SV NE All EAtssssSs osFS 5s,oi fSif #is i
Evening star., 1953-09-28
GEORGIAN HOTEL,

WIN rms running water, maid and
eley :; walk. dist to Govt. bIdas
and downtown stores and theaters'
Evening star., 1953-09-28

location: . large apis. at 55231 13th
:t. NV. tat Kennedy One bedrm..
liy. rm., bath, biz kit. and separate
dinette; sos. Similar apt. with two
bedrmS.: Sl20. Avail. now All
CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. S-3a345
Evening star., 1953-09-28
1928 N ST. NV
THE MAURY

" Dix. Conn. ave: choice sgle and
0ple rms; 81 wk. and up. ST,
Evening star., 1953-09-28
FREE

One months rent Oh year lease I,
lovely apt; convenient, to -downtow
Evening star., 1953-09-28
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y 55a232zIoG.ARDRNS39! 32I .s4:3 Al

10 .MIhut tgs7ito BdWRtsThT I
Seeing fs.1 Behevthga,9'ii
MdunE vsfflHh Aves,3 skd4 FRA sselrittt
o. Alexandria Va .Af,'';-S
TEL 6'44N0. 0ohi App ID AhHl Or o1ybAA
Send Adfrto aFr1e nds q aorI Rsa1Rr afsofit.
- TilHArrvs Madde ms 9Mgr om T9q
y aIin:-6 pm. ,sat,, ,I6 Io,6 SYn.oc.,
Evening star., 1953-09-28

ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware jewelrv
and Chinese art objects Any ouan.
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL. IA
2-5333: eyes EN- 2.GHG5
Evening star., 1953-09-28

1870 EYE ST. N.W.-3 rooms. kit.
bath, > bedrooms, newly decorated
and painted: excellent downtown
location. Also . rooms. kit. and bath,
one bedroom. large rooms, 500 with
utJit!Cs. ME. S-54S2; ewes, EN-.
9-61G3. 30s
GEORGFTOWN-Sublet newly remod-
eled o-hodrm ant Call eNeS e. e
Evening star., 1953-09-28

Ans a.d ,:. ,ssssseS efaassknssEe y
III doEl-b AL .osbI4Jni .slijI
NhSsisTqrn i,g rL, n, apts D,, With III
-bRtiY:t 81 QSg thcludiheq ut4fsie
JURYIa IIE .om GtS .2jigDh bsbnl1
PLENTY of parking, -IoV0N arpupSds.
Apply in person. MAo17; ;-dSseeD LIN
Evening star., 1953-09-28

REFRIGERATOR, SIT. Norge. and
automatic whirlpool washer AP
-nDgE
Evening star., 1953-09-28

pvt. home: $40 week. OIL. 2-s635,
EN-. o-S3S3. IS
LARGE FRONT BEDRM., convenient
tranSp. 140S Falleck ST. District
Heights, Md. 10. 9-9445. -2S
Evening star., 1953-09-28
ANTIQUES WANTFn

Slyerware., any cond iewelry. brio
a-6rac: glass 1873 Wis. ave .
kRUPSAW MILESTONE. NO 7-O300
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
KODIAK MIRROR
NOTICE

IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS (EX OF. FICIO PR0BATE) COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, KODIAK COM MISSIONARIES PRECINCT In the matter of the estate of WILLIAM F. SARGENT.
 Deceased TO ALICE TODD SARGENT AND ALL OF THE UN- KNOWN HEIRS OF WILL LIAM F. SARGENT, DE- CEASED. AND ANY AND ALL PERSONS INTERES TED IN SAID ESTATE:
 It appearing to this Court by the Petition presented and filed by Marshall Crutcher, Admini- strator of the Estate of Will liam F. Sargent, Deceased. that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate of said decedent in order to pay his debts and the exnansos of administration,
 NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that all persons interested in said Estate ap- pear before this Court on the 18th day of February, 1853, at the hour of 1O:00 A.M,, and then and there show cause, if any there be, why an Order of this Court should not be entered directing the sale of the real property belonging to said Estate, situate in Kodiak, Third Division, Territory of Alaska, and more particularly described as follows:
 Lot No. Seven CD, of
 Block No. Three (3), of
 the Leite Addition to the
 City of Kodiak, as shown
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07

on the plat on file at the United States Commits
 sioner's Office, Kodiak,
 Alaska. and recorded in
 Volume L, Page 133, of
 the General Records and
 the same being part of the
 U. s. Survey No. 1881; dwelling house situated thereon, about 24' x18', and miscellaneous person alty situate in said dwell- ing house,
 upon such terms and condi- tions as to this Court may seem just and equitable, as prayed for in the, Petition of the Administrator of said Es- tate now on flle Tn the above, entitled cause. to which Peti- tion you are hereby referred for further particulars.
 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this Citation be published for Four (4) consec- utive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in Kodiak, Third Division, Territory of Alaska. Done in Open Court this 9th day of January, 1853.
 A. M. Vokacek
 United States Commits
 sioner and Ex-Officio
 Probate Judge. 1st Pub. 1-24-53
 Last Pub. 2 ,14.53
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07
NOTICE

The Informal Group of Christian Scientists meet for Sunday services in the main floor of the Bank Building every Sunday at II am.
 Sunday School is held at the same hour.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07

The City of North Pole, Alaska, was incorporated last week. There are SOC residents
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-07

and business houses. The town is located at Mile 14 on the Richardson Highway.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-27
For 100 Years

Minnesota's Negro-Americans
have played their part well in the
Industrial, Agricultural, Religious,
Educational, Sports and Cultural
life of our great State. Along with
their fellow citizens they have
helped make Minnesota great.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
By the Associated Press

Two major league player rep
resentatives declined comment
today on the hiring of a lawyer
to press players demands on club
owners, but one ruled out a play
ers' union and a former spokes-
man for his teammates threw
cold water on the whole idea.
Earl TorgeSon of the PhillieS,
who was the representative for
the Braves until he was traded
last winter, said fatty:
II don't want any outsider
lawyer or notwithstanding his
nose in my business"
Robin Roberts, designated to
speak for the Phils, and Bob
Feller of the Indians had nothing
to say about the action of Ralph
Kiner of the Cubs and the Yanks'
Allie Reynolds in hiring Attorney
j. Norman Lewis to represent
players before the majors Exec
utlve Council. Lewis was barred
from the council meeting this
week but met the club owners
informally.
However. Feller said that play
ers desperately need some way
of sticking up for their rights
to work as they see fit in their
chosen profession" He ex-
planned that he was talking about
when and where a major Lacquer
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Weight No Problem,
Kid GaViIan Asserts
After Beating Jones
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Al-
though he weighed a hefty 154
pounds in scoring a warmup vic
tory over Middleweight Ralph
Jones. Welterweight Champion
Kid Gavilan said today he didn't
expect to have any trouble max
ing the 147-pound limit on Sep
tember 18.
That's when the Cuban flash
defends his welter crown against
Carmen Basilio in Syracuse.
Me make it easy" Gavilan
said. After I beat Jones I finish
weighing lat pounds. Monday l
start training at Summit, N. j.
Don't you worry, I make it,"
The champion seemed some
what sluggish at the weight
second heaviest of his career
through the first three rounds of
his ten-rounder with the YonkerS
Negro last night. But he gave the
pro-Jones crowd of 5,063 (gross
gate $16.620) a dazzling exhibi-
ton the rest of the way to earn
the unanimous decision in Madi-
son Square Garden.
Gavilan, who outweighed the
middleWeight by two pounds,
elected to slug it out with the
sturdy Jones for three rounds
and trailed. In the fourth he
switched to boXing-jabbing and
circling although the fans
booed. He boxed through the
middle rounds and then handed
the Westchester tiger a good
humping with solid SmaShes the
rest of the way.
Jones said he hurt his right
thumb in the sixth and had to
stop pressing. DR.. Vincent Mar
diello said the thumb was dis
located and possibly fractured.
The votes, all favoring Gavi-
Ian, were: Referee AL Berl, Sal:
Judge Arthur Susskind, GA, and
Judge Jack Gordon, 7-3. The AS
sociated Press scorecard had
Gavllan in front 6-3-1.
The defeat was the first for
Jones in his last eight starts.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Negro Open Golf in Snar|;
Two D. {. Players Lose
By the Associated Press

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 27.-The
big problem facing the 9th
Negro National Open Golf tour
nament today was that OF get
ting back on schedule.
Night caught all of the 19
professionals on the Swope Park
municipal course in their first
round yesterday. Half a dozen
pro shooters and numerous
players in the lower amateur
brackets didn't get past the first
nine holes.
Teddy Rhodes, defending pro-
fessional champion from Chi
cago, failed to show up for the
first round. Meantime, two
young Texans seemed to shape
up as the leading championship
contenders.
Lee Elders, 19, Of Dallas. and
Willie Brown, 20, Of Houston,
both were playing par golf when
they had to pull up on the back
nine. Most of the other pros
were we'll over par.
Three of the four matches in
the women's championship class
ended on the 10Th hole. One of
these found Ann Gregory of
Gary, H., an ex-champion. beat
ing Amelia Lucas of Washington,
D. C. Another Washington con-
tender, Tim Thomas, was a.
feated by Joe Roach, st. Louis,
2 and /.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
Lanham, Manassas
Bill Top Auto Pilots
LITTLE SPORT

Many nationally-ranked driv-
ers in three classes of the Ma
tional Association of Stock Car
Racing will be on hand this week
end for the programs at West
Lanham and Manassas.
Johnny Roberts, currently
chasing Bobby Myers of Win
ston- Salem, N. c., for NASCAR's
scoring leadership in the sports
man class, will join the rest Of
the top 10 point producers at
West Lanham for the sportsman
stock competition tomorrow
night. Roberts ranks first at
the Lanham track but is trailing
Myers for national honors, g.
958 to 1896.
Also on the Lanham program.
which begins at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row. will be the midget autos
that proved popular attraction
there earlier this month. Fred
Meeker, who won the 25-lap fea-
ture the last time the little cars
were presented, should receive
stiff challenges from Steve Nc
Grath and Nick Fornora, ma
tional champion and runnerup
last year.
Twelve of the top 20 point
scorers in NASCAR's modified
stock car division will be among
35 drivers competing in the re-
gional qualifying race at Old Do
minion Speedway in Manassas.
Va, Saturday night.
Joe Weatherly and Speedy
Thompson, ranked first and sec
ond, respectively in the national
standings. will be Joined by Runt
Harris, Buddy Shuman. Sam
DiRusso, Nanny zerrakis, AL
Keller. Bill Champion. Sonny
Hutchins, George Swain and
Tommy Byrnes. among others.
The top five drivers at the end
of the program will qualify for
the National Modified Cham
pionships at West Palm Beach,
Fla, in November.