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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1954-07-09

The polls continue to indicate
the Democrats will win at least
one house and maybe two in the
next Congress. II that happens. a
lot Of people will lose committee
chairmanships.
In off'ycarS the minority party
has traditional advantage. and
useless economic trends are
showing an upturn by November,
the Democrats might take over
both houses One can only hope
It doesn't bring the same results
that followed the last similar
situation. That vas about 1880.
and some pretty raw years slip.
ped into the picture shortly
afterwards.
The darkcning international
scene may force the administra.
ton to cancel plans for arms cut.
backs and If this Is the case bust.
ness may profit as q result. Arms
spending has dropped about six
billion dollars in the last year and
was scheduled 70 go down almost
that much again in the next.
But there are indications that
this country will not reduce It's
armed strength in several thea.
tres OF war where cuts had been
planned. If this Is to be the new
policy. It may mean that further
cutbacks are possible. Both more
men and more m0ney-and prob.
ably more wcapons-will be
needed.
This boost in defense spending
will naturally have . stimulating
effect on business, which Is just
now getting over the first decline
In defense expenditures. Most
economic experts do not look for
o period Of quick initiation but
there Is q general belief that the
end Of the business lull would be
accomplished pretty rapidly II the
government decides 10 spend four
billion dollars more on defense In
the next twelve months than had
been previously planned.
That expenditure would take
up slack. and since the bottom
hos probably already been reach.
ca IN the post.boom adjustment,
1t may we'll be that things would
turn up, mildly, In q relatively
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their visit including stag break
fast for Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Polk
on Tuesday morning. guest Of Mr..
Emil Hill. guest Of Mrs. Irene
Jackman for cocktails and honor
ed guests at q party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Schuck, 804 w.
Central Av.. on Tuesday evening.
September IL.
Brother Is Guest: Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Hall. 6SS K. Marion ST.,
have as their house guest for ten
days. Mr.. Judson Bremberry Of
Cleveland, o.. brother OF Mr.. Hall
On Vacation: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Logan Of 800 w. Central
Av., left Sunday. September 10. on
vacation. They will visit relatives
and friends. in Dayton. GAINESVILLE.
Wilberforce and Cleveland, o.
College Bound: Miss Eta Jean
Boyd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Boyd, TIA st. Anthony Av.,
will leave Saturday. September rs
for Wilberforce University. WI
berforce, o., where she is a senior.
Miss Boyd is majoring in sociolo-
gy. The Misses Janice Boyd and
Marian Williams will accompany
her as far as Chicago.
Guest: Mr.. and Mrs. Urlin Clark
ITO st. Anthony Av.. have as their
houseguest. Mr.. C. F. Watts. Of
Seattle. Wash. who arrived Thurs
day. September 10.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Page OF Manly, Ia, spent the
past weekend in st. Paul, visit
ing their daughter and son in law.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Claridy OF 7I6
Iglehart Av
HospltaliZed: Mr.. Walter Suth-
ern Jr. SSS Rondo Av., Is a pa
tient in Veterans hospital where
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On Vacation Mr. John W
Baldwin. 8i2 10th Az r.. left the
city Monday. September 20. for
Warner. Alberta, Canada. where
he will look after the business Of
his farm from here he viii 40 10
Vancouver and into Alaska on his
return he win visit In Portland.
San Francisco. Los Angeles, Calf,
Mexico and Kansas city. Mo. lie
plans Ia spend four weeks vaca
uoning In the different places
Parents Are Quests Mr.. and
Mrs John Smith ~ Broadlawns
III, returned Ia their home on
Tuesday, September Il, after
spending n week Visiting their son
and daughter law, Mr., and Mrs
George Smith of 970 Iglehart Az,
81 Paul, and daughter and son-in'
law. Mr. and Mrs, Tcin u Burt. II
2sIs Eleventh Az. y The visitors
and the George Smith we're the
guests ~ Mr. and Mrs James
Harold of Freeze, MINI, over the
week end
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Out-of-Town birthday
Sept. 2S--Olivc Nelson Russell.
Chicago. Ill.
Sept, 26--Jaoqueiyn Ann Brown.
Kansas city. Mo.
Sept, 2s--Cecil n. Davis, Los
Angeles. Calf.
Sept 2a--Consuela Townsend,
Chicago, Ill,
Sept. So-Coi. c. johnson.
Washington. ID. c: J. w. Powell.
Mt, Sterling. KY; Walter Lee
Hamilton. Norfolk. Va.
Oct Robert Wright, Rock.
ford, Ill.
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Wedding
Anniversaries
st. PAUL.

Sept eb-Mr, and Mrs, Roger
Neal. s22n Rondo Az, nine years;
Mr., and Mrs, Ernest Greene, 7o2
Carroll Az, II years.
Sept, 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Wilson, 100 Iglehart Az, seven
years
Sept. n Mr.. and Mrs, David
Harper. a5S Rondo Av,. IL years:
Mr and Mrs. James Murray. sad
Iglehart Az, Is years; Mr., and
Mrs Reuben Floyd. $50 w. Cen.
trail Az. nine years,
Sept. 20 MT and Mrs. Patton
Robinson, T6e Carroll Az. eight
years
Oct MIR. and Mrs, william
Small. sT4 Rondo Az, 10 years.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Lewis, Sss
81, Anthony Az. II years.
MINNEAPOLIS
Sept ~ Mr.. and Mrs, Harold
Walker, 722 Humboldt Az. N. -
years
Sept, ~ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nc
Adams. $500 Third Az, 4. ~
years,
Sept, 10 Mr.. and Mrs Curtis g
Chivers, toiT Clinton Az, 20
years,
Oct I Mr. and Mrs Palmer
Jackson, a70s Fourth Az. n, 10
years.
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he will undergo surgery. Mrs.
Walter Suthern Sr.. OF Chicago. is
visiting in the city due to her sons
illness.
Criterion Club: The Criterion
Club will meet with Mr.. and Mrs,
Homer Speese. 4s3 Charles St, on
Saturday. October 2.
Buffet supper: Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Sims, S63 Fuller Av.. en-
tertained with a buffet supper on
Saturday evening. September IS.
Guests enjoyed playing bingo and
prizes were awarded 10 Mr. Tony
Piedmont, first: Mr.. NJ. Barber,
second and Mrs. NJ. Barber third.
Other guests present were Mrs.
Tony Piedmont, Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Curry and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilson.
On Vacation: Mr. and Mrs.
Ezell Thomas and sons, Billy and
Donald OF 54I w. Central Av., left
Sunday. September 10 for a three
weeks vacation trip and will Wis
II Mrs. Ella Dorsey in st. Louis,
Mo. and from there they will visit
relatives and friends in Arkansas,
and from there to points in Calf.
Harvey Visitor: Mrs. John Han
cock OF Harvey, Ill, left for her
home on Sunday, September 10,
after spending a week visiting her
cousin and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Patton. OF 954 81. Anthony
Av. Many social courtesies were
shown Mrs, Hancock during her
stay. Mrs Hancock is a laboratory
supervisor at the Oak Forest In
Urinary, Oak Forest, Ill.
Sad Mission: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N
Johnson OF Jamaica, Long Island.
N Y. who came to the city TO at
tend the funeral OF Mr.. Johnson's
mother. the late Mrs. Leila Lewis
OF SIT Rondo Av.. returned 10
their home on Thursday, Septem-
Der %,
Social and Literary Society: The
Social and Literary Society Of
Pilgrim Baptist church met Tues
day. September n, with Mrs. Lula
Norfleet. 35S ~ Dale St
Canadian Vacation: A card In
the mail from the Albert McFar-
lands OF 900 Iglehart Az, who are
mentioning in Canada. report they
are enjoying their visit and that
Quebec and Montreal are inter
esting cities.
Kansas City Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs, NJ. II Fulgham and daughter
Sharon Of Kansas City. Mo. ar
rived September II for a weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
PRESLEY OF $40 Western Av. Mrs.
Fulgham is a sister of Curtis G.
Chivers OF 40l7 Clinton Av., Min
neapolis,
In Hospital: Mrs Joe Stella
johnson. 6O4 w. Central Av.. Is
patient in Anchor hospital
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Sept 2o-Chestcr oden Jr.. IsS
st. Anthony Az: Gertrude Scott.
o7o Carroll Az: c. Eula Johnson.
1877 81. Anthony Az: Terry Tar
yer, eos st. Anthony Az: Cheryl
Clark, si2 81, Anthony Az: Mrs.
Dorothy Brooks. tos Carroll Az.
Sept ?s-J, y. Williams, eTo
Iglehart Az.
Sept 2T-Mrs. Bessie Mansfield,
eTs Charles Az: Mr., Burt Ne
Pheeters, sSi Iglehsrt Az: Mrs.
Homer Speese. go Marion st. d.;
Mrs, Isaac Blakcy, Ss2 Carroll
Az; Craig Henderson. 7si 81. An.
thcny Az; Mrs. Floyd Massey,
7is 81, Anthony Av,; Mickey Toll.
yer. oii lgiehart Az,
Sept 2s-Dsrryi Ross, 4bs 81,
Anthony Av,. Mrs, bismarck Ar
cher. Si4 ", Western Az: Ida JET
ferson. $40 Il. ltth St: Mr.. W. l.
Collins, 500 st, Anthony Az: John
Water, t6T W. Central Az; Mrs
Addle Jackson. AGA w. Central
Av; Mrs u. J, Payne, 1878 N
Western Ay.; Royxetta NJ. Russell.
2S5 Rondo Av.
Sept ~ Mrs. Ethel Barr. 6sa
Carroll Az: Mrs. L. Howard Ben,
nett. 23t n Miss. River Blvd
Mrs Harry = Brown, TOT Igiehart
Av.. Jess Berry. o2o Marion st
Mrs Beatrice Coleman. TIC Car
roll Az; Theodore Simmons. tsc
st, Anthony Az. Thomas Brown
sTs st. Anthony Az; Mrs, liner
Bruce, $50 Iglehart Az; Mrs
Ethel Manning. s03 N. Western
Az: Mrs. Jessie Allison, 9ss Lyle,
hart Az: Mrs, Charles Graham,
T9i 81 Anthony Az: Mrs. Robert
Elliot. lT8 Carroll Az.
Sept 30 Mrs, Lydia Nelson
bal st, Anthony Az: Owcndolyr
Whitmore. 800 Rondo Az; Mrs
Lorena Suthern, sss Rondo Az.
Mr. Dean Speeae. s7s Marion st
Mym Carter Sr.. 900 Rondo Az
MIR Louis williams Jr.. b7b Car.
roll Az. Mrs. Donald Wilson, 7bd
Iglehart Az. Mrs Anna Bowen,
1902 ST Anthony Az: Mrs. Bar
bara Wilson. 7b8 Igichart Az.
Harold Donnell Thomas. 33i Ron.
do Az; Mrs. Mildred Elliot. 47s
Carroll Az WiIbert DugaS. 870
West Central.
Oct III l.. Blakey, 73b st
Anthony Az; James E, Cook. "a
r. IRrpcnteur Az: Mrs Birdie
High 67i st Anthony Az; James
Mockabee, 92T st Anthony Az;
William Small. 93s Carroll Az
Sharman Marie Davis. $40 81, An.
thony Az; Mrs Frederick South.
ern, 800 Igiehart Az; Mrs A. -
Andrews. 427 Hondo Az: Mrs
william Sayles Jr, 100 st An.
thony Az
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Terry. OF Philadelphia, Pa, who
have been { no guests OF their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, E. l.. Escue
Of ti2o Fifth Az, s., for the past
two weeks. left by motor FOR their
homo on Sunday. September 10.
Family ViHitori Mrs. Esther
Burks OF Tacoma. Wash, arrived
Monday, September IL, for a visit
with relatives and L. the house
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Matte
Drew, Aots Fifth Az, \. Mrs,
Burks, the former Esther Gun
bingham. IL we'll known In Mime
apolts. having spent her childhood
In the city, She II also the niece
Of MIR, Moses johnson, and cousin
OF Mrs, Lois Murphy, Mrs, Opal
Fraction and Harold Comba She
has been busy renewing old friend.
ships and meeting and getting
acquainted with her new relatives,
Kansas city VIsitorsi Mr. and
Mrs William Cunningham Of Kan
saa city. No, arrived In the city
on Saturday. September IL, for a
visit with their niecea. Mrs Helen
Harris and Mas Claudia HERON ~
all0 THIRD Az, T. and Mrs
CelcAtia Fraction and family Of
3Sti clinton Az, They are dividing
their visit a. the house guests ~
all ~ their nicces They left FOR
their home On Tuesday. September
u.
Family Gucstl Mrs Maudlien
Chapman OF Chicago, III, will
spend two days In the city, Sat.
urday and Sunday, September "a
and Goth Visiting her nephcwH,
Earl and Claude Burnaugh and
niece. Mrs, lneE Clark she will be
tho house guest of Earl at asoS
Firth Az, n. Mrs, Chapman, n
nurse, In u tuberculosis supervisor
for tho city OF Chicago, she Ia on.
route homo from n trip 10 Califor.
MIA,
Hack Home! Rev, and Mrs E,
Henderson. 1870 Bryant Az, ~,
returned home ON Friday, Scptcm.
bor ~, after an extensive trip
south following their attendance
At the National Baptist Conven.
ton In 81, Louis. Mo, Proceeding
the convention, they visited In
East ct Louis, III, and were the
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guests OF Mrs. RevA Manuel. q
cousin OF Rev. Henderson. After
close OF the convention. they went
to Cullen. La. TO visit Rev. Hen
dersons mother. Mrs, Mary Lock-
hart and other relatives: from
there they Travelled to Minden and
springhill. La, and then to Tay-
ior, Ark, where they were the
guests OF Mrs. Hcnderson's par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Walker.
and other relatives. Mr., Walker,
who suffered an injury In an &C
cident Ia reported slightly I'm
proved and Mr.. and Mrs, Walker
send greetings 60 their Minneapo-
lis friends, They also visited with
Rev. HcndorRon'n sister and
brothcr-in-law In Mechanic, Ark.
Visited sister Mrs. Henrietta
Posten, Sal 0irard Az N, who was
called TO Dcs Moines, Ia. due 10
the serious illness Of her sister.
Mrs. Dorothy GnfnI returned
home Tuesday, September II. Mrs.
postcn reports that her sister In
somewhat improved. but stili con-
fined to Mercy hospital In Des
Moinen
Family Gucstsi Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas PoAten OF Chicago, and
Mrs. Laura Poster OF Manhattan.
kana were recent guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Poster OF Sal Cir
ard Az N. and Mr.. and Mrs. o.
car Howard Of $40 E, seth 10. Mrs.
Laura posten In tho mother OF
Jack and Thomas and grand
mother OF Mrs. Howard, Mr..
Thomas Poatcn, = former resident
OF Minneapolis, In q pharmacist
and In employed at Sam Stevens
prescription store In Chicago,
Broth~r IL Quests Mr., and Mrs.
Hubert Smith OF Waterloo. Ia,
spent the week Of September 10 In
the city. guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mallory ~ t065 Clinton
Az. sister and brother-ln-law OF
Mr. Smith Mr.. Smith II q bust
ness man In Waterloo,
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MINNEAPOLIS HIRTHDAYs

Sept ~ Mrs Lucinda Stubblo
field, bJ2 Tenth Az r.; James
Innklc, 246k Fourth Az. ~ Pas.
cal Hold. i107 Emerson Az. ~ D..
Aicynct,a Ballard. si2 Bryant Az
N. Martin l. Simmons, $3.50 Fifth
Az. a: Mrs Shirley Underwood
3a43 Fourth Az y.
Sept 20 Mrs BsItoy Hall 1925
Fourth Az g.; Mr. Claude Lytle
3bib Fourth Az y
Sept n Sammy Hall, 33i2
Fourth Az. g. Jane Htone, sbs
Bryant Az N. Arthur Jackson,
1000 Humboldt Az. r.
Sept 20 Charles DeIsacomp,
son, i22 Dupont Az. N. iiiilard
Thompson. ~ Hong Az; w. "
blackwell, 1917 Fourth Az, y;
Rnren Breach, 1912 Elliot Az: Mr.
Walter Aston. a917 Third Az -.
hlfH "HSiI' EIHNi'Ir EEVH bli''
Az.
Rept 80 Paul Douglas Kelley
gts Bryant Az N, Mrs ~ J
Hunter. IO2s Fourth ~ g
Mrs Katharine I'lerro. gio Oirnrd
Az N vinlry -, owens. 2i2i
Fourth Nv 4 Mrs w. l.. Battle
800 Fourth Az = Mrs Edward
Temple. 3sii Fifth Az s., Eddie
Thomas. 5ib 18th Az r.. villa
Ellis a5Os nm Az n Miss Mar
Ian Smith. 5Oii Humboldt ~ ~
oct Mrs Tyre Elliot. 1871
FNrh ~ q Riley Ciichrist "
$3.50 grc0rd Nv. -, Mrs Jimmie
Ire johnson. 80 Highland Az N
Mrs Carl Amp"y, 80 HoyalStor
Az ~
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IANU TITIE sIN MONS ~
AI'II.I' TION ron
UtE.isTUAJtOs o.

w.
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COUNTY OF uEsSEpIN
DISTRICT TpTHT
rorHTH JUDICIAL BIETHtCT
Ia tho matter uf the application
- rUNHThi. LIqUpH RTpIlE. 90
l'artrrrshIp rHuHiHliGE ~ ~ X
WALkEr aud ALHEIgT \ WAN.
'g fsEtstat the iIii" 10 tho fuil0wing
hrsrTibed real ssisir situated ia
iiounepin 'ouHiy. hinnss"ts,
namely
EAETEIu.Y TRAIT That pert
# iots Nine 80 ana Ton riob.
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FprthW oH'ny'Y 'ips ~ said lot
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for good party-lins service: give up
the line for emergency calls. replace
the receiver carefully. hang up quickly
and quietly when you find your tele-
phone line In USE. Remember. party
Inns courtesy u catching. Northwest
crn Bell Telephone Company.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS *

Guest: Mrs Lille Grove of Pontiac, Mich arrived
tho city Wednesday September l6 for few days visit and
was the guest and Mrs William McQuery Of 37l7
Fifth Av Mrs Grove returned by plane to her home ON Sun
day, September 10.
Return Home: Mr. and Mrs Lewis Miller and daughter
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL s

Return Home: Mr. Seotte Smith of San Francisco and Mr.
and Mrs Robert Polk of Los Angeles Calf who
house guests Of their brother and uncle and wife
Leon Smith of s62 Carroll Av for the past week. left
for their home Wednesday morning September The Cal
fornianS extended
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Club Meeting?

Wonderful how your telephone
helps you get things Organized fast.
n you're on q party line. remSmbsr
~ allow ypne time between calls ~
important messages can reach you. ~
those who share your telephone Srrv-
,os can also Nv the line Other tipa
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gradea
everyone
schedule,
msnber Of the family
studies distinguished medical Ehool 81 leading
Teat gnsrH has en shown that emitting the msa
result the lowering 81 The mental and physical
and old late
findings u the 81 three
with lys ~ 10 81 s0V
ugnAcantly morning hours
gf "a ar5f
From the whers aons and rseord The
TIE hn Authorities that The 81 breakfast
cant detrimental sf 10th he attitude and sehoac
u hs tYs Who f0ggsd this thsy
Erh1al
subjects showed Egrihrant change bsV
breakfast
canrr intake Gay rhangr4
gJsft sAEeTt, ard least FHpsnFiye ~ al
t-eaaFt yheh effective INTENTIONALLY oher Lat a
pattern
rE brad utter, - = of The t9.a
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grr-gks' psi'7 Re
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bsttsy. tsk bstsy .tsaas,
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THERE'S something 10 argue
bout every week In this news
paper. Pro or con. discussion
makes for enlightenment.
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have purchasing Moreover the most dreadful
healthy state OF affairs spiritually eotons for country
people % hardly any t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06

ices Housing Office here in 1949
and served in that capacity for
four years. He found living quar-
tiers here for thousands of mill
tary personnel and Government
career girls. He was succeeded as
director by Capt. H. r. Keitaley
Of the Air Force.
A native of Washington, he
was graduated from Catholic IN
iversity in 1941 and went directly
into Naval aviation instead Of
joining the family real estate
firm here. John F. Donohoe g.
Sons, 314 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. John F. Donohoe. his grand
father, started the firm in 1884
and through the years it has
been active in much of the devel-
opment in Washington and the
nearby area. His father. Milburn
j. Donohoe retired several years
ago and an uncle, Dolan Dono-
hoe. now conducts the business.
A Naval navigator. he saw &C
ton in the Pacific during the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06

more rental listings than there
are incoming Government per-
sonnet.
The new Donohoe Realty Co.,
in Arlington. will specialize in
sales, rentals. insurance and
property management. Offices
are in the Thomas Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06

his own real
ty = brokerage
o t t / c e in
c o u r thouSe
Square, Ar
lington. Va.
c o m d r
Donohoe has
been on mac
tive duty with
N a al avia-
ton S | n c e
February !.
He was ap-
pointed direc-
tor Of tn e
A ~x~anI cnx,x,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06

flee was set up in the Pentagon.
It's staff. at the peak of business.
had to get living Accommodations
yearly for an average of 10000
military personnel and civilians
pouring into the Washington
area. But now the situation has
been easing up and there are
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war. After five years of service
he went on inactive duty. join
ing the Office of Representative
Frank Small of the Fifth Mary
land District. The Navy recalled
him to duty in 1949 to take up
his recent assignment.
The Armed Forces Housing Of
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Realty Firm Opened
By Paul |. Donohoe

1t. Comdr. Paul L. Donohoe.
son Of a Washington family
prominently in real estate oper-
atoms for 70 years, has opened
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$>,44 j$;;n ssA.:..s::',:, /. KODIAK MIRROR

Walter Logan, a Civil Ser-g vice Employee at the Base was. arrested on Shelikoff Road for operating a morton vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants, on Saturday June 18th. He appea' ed before City Magistrate Robert Hedloff and received $10O. fine, a 10 day suspended jail sentence and
 had his drivers license re voked for a period of 60 days. Logan is 34 years of age and works for Public Works at the Naval Station.
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NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GI- VEN that the Kodiak Inde- pendent School District board will accept bids for the supply of all fuel and stove oil as re- quired for heating of the school buildings and class rooms of the said district. Suppliers shall bid on a per unit price delivered to point of consumption for the period
 July l, 1854 to June 30, 1855. Further data will be furnished
 upon request by Hazel Smith, !, Board Clerk. No bids will be
 accepted if post marked later than July 3, 1854.
 l Hazel l.. Smith f Clerk of the Board
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NOTIcE

The office of Alaska Trans fer has been moved to the Hobby Shop, next to the City Market. Phone 2112.
 M. H. Smith 6-26
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NOTICE

The Informal Group of Christian Scientists meet for Sunday services in the main floor of the Bank Building every Sunday at Il am.
 Sunday School is held at the same hour.
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NOTICE

Game night at the VFW is now Friday night
 Everybody Welcome