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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

So GALVESTON PL. e.W.-Apt. j..
living room. din. kitchen and bath;
VI. SdERENs SALES, NC. i7S2 1
at. NV. Ma. $4,000.
NEAR 8. CAPITOL SHOP. CENTER
and school, 236 Miss. ave. Sc
nm: apt. with private entrance:
S64.e5 mo-: newly decorated. See
janitor or call ST. $4,000.
GLOVER PARK--Mod. garden-type
Services rvS: Z rms. Kit. BATH. from $50
Adults 'j preferred. DevERE r. WEE
DON % AGENTS SN FIX a7os, i ~ Mond rs:
s sSnS lGGai Fear mo eS Searm
large eficiency (partly. furnishedl;
$50 r mo Heat eat fna nd hot Ro TftsS incl
Premises 1r ,sa:. or cal call Ne Me- $500 .N ="
conn: AVE. Woodley sect.-1 rm.,
kiti din; bath, oSS s55' plus utiis.. apt.
GESk !! $o5s Que st. =, NV 80
in rear; cross ventilation; Apt. 81.
49,. SssH k IA iHi2Hs't Avh T. w. Pm TrS
rooms roo s. Kitchen Kitchen, dinetts: bath;
+ +. s sAS5 co. Sas 18th i. &l ~
1861 PARK RID. N.w.-Two rooms.
kitchen, bath; sos. plus utilities.
See janitor on premises. B. F.
SAUL CO.. e25 18th st. NV. Ma.
$50 QUINCY ST. NV. Apt. 2oa-
Two rooms kitchen. , d,nstts: bath n:
resident manager. B. T. SAUL CO.
,s ssS b lay n n 81 N "a sTRoo room.
kitchen, dinette, bath, screened
porch; $3.50. plus utilities. B, F.
SAUL CO.. s26 18th st. NV. Ma.
1sas 18th RI. Me-, Apt. 3 Two
screened porch; sz9.IO. plus utili-
ties. Key at Apt. l. B. r.. SAUL
CO.. s25 18th st. NV. MA. $1,000.
1881 18th ST. NE. Apt. 3 =. Two
screens porch so o. e s,nds
P Psth u Il. mes ; sef sA o. c.. 1913
18th st. NV. Ma. $1,000. Ia
l2IO 10th ST. NE. Apt. 8 -. Two
screened porch: newly decorated;
I2i4 18th st. ne. B. +. SAUL Co,
925 18th st. NV. MA. $1,000. Ia
2O5 goth ST. NE. Apt. 3-Two
rooms, kitchen. dinette, bath.
$500, plus utilities. Key at Apt. /.
B. r. SAUL CO. 925 18th st. NV.
22O 2ist ST. NE, Apt. I - Two
rooms, kitch dinette, bath.
screened porch; good condition;
$50, plus utilities. Key ct Apt: 2,
9S5 18TH st. NV. Ma. 5000. Ia
1924 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Liv.. nm.
bedrm., rec. hall. kit. and bath
adults only: SIS per mo. CAN no.
2-5395 or BETHEL. DI. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
AIR-CONDITIONED
Luxury APARTMENT


For family Or corporation that can
AFFORD the unusual In comfort and
amenities. Living room 10 II. By "a
II. with two exposures and fireplace;
dining area for persons; 2 bed.
rooms and 2 baths. or 3 bedrooms
and 8 baths: 2 unusually large
closets: one or two Kitchens with
unit. clothes washer, clothes drier.
Compartment; SO It. by IN Il. private
southwest corner Of 9th door In
recently completed air-conditioned
Carlton House, $500 Wisconsin ave
NV. commanding magnifcent view
Planned for owner Of building and
never occupied Secretarial tele-
phone service garage. basement.
laundry facilities and future public
dining room. Furnished transient
guest rooms available IN buildins
Call EN-. 2-SS0O.
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APIS. FURN.-vA. tcsns.D

ALEX. .BRADDOCK HGTs.
Nice resi-, sec, 2.story apt. with 8
bedrms.; nr. bus; Is min. Pentagen;
lRe. rms; suit. 1 men: only $3.50,
incl. utiis. OV. 3-6536.
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APIS. FVRNlsNEn--MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD, To02 Conn. ave
s sss at S00 SIS OH Inns s sss 0a'h
TAKOMA PARK = Newly decoated
apt. In nice section: lge. lily. rm,
2 Sedrms;, kitchen. dinstts: $50: SO.
JU. $4,000. 10
2 RMS, kit. and bath; mr.. Andrews
Field; immed. possession. o37s Rol-
Inns ave. Sc, -l4
MT. RAINIER. 3714 36th st.. "a blk.
liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath and
porch; utils.i pvt. entrances $50.
86I2 seth AVE-. Colmar Menor-Liv:
entf.. SO. incl. utils. WA. 7-a2i5.
A.O7 EDMoNsTON AyE.-Liv. rm..
peacS'' us tfS. Incl. So so per mo:
r P5SPs " 2 hsT fSr i 4m 6.d4m
EaraEe available. AP. 7-6662 after
COW Rm' To ANDREwsLTvo rms.
side porch. share bath; 500 per mo.
4 A0 ts sSoa. Fq OtRs1 mSss5 ss
house bsmt.: $50 per mo. No drink
H Hi 81 M f1t0NNil turn,. s-rm,
apt bath pvt sntr ss1 Fs zti s sRe
s HliIilas' sf Md mr.. stores, 5 rms,
IL. kit. pvt. entr.: use Of Bendix and
tel. pvt. toilet, semipyt. bath: ground
q, Nc U ehilST HPx Ju; s-Sa U.,;.r rs Re.d
PIs .xp 1qsn S Ss'd SHOP at 5Iss
TAKoMA PARKzLiv I'm. BE! SsdEm,.
kit: din comb. share 70 1atn; aS S61ld WEI,
TAKOlfA PARK-Nicely fnrn., mod:
liv.. rm., din. rm.,. kit. 2 hsdrms..
ra 1SGi 1OI f;ARkESiceiiy furn.. iiv.
m n:d e s%p eO S11:t' su k sa Sash rs
TAK0MA PK.--Beaut. iurn. 1-bedrm.
N b.mt. 500 mo. 10, s-ls7S: Iii
LTy RM:, bed 1,n Kit; u, newly .s des.
EVANSVILLE. Md, 1901 Decatur
refr.; Sl2.5O wk. UN 4.2S43.
APT, FURN. AND UNFURN.; 2 rms,
Kit rs and Sst eb sroTnd ra SoT RED md
BEDRM.. LIv. RM., kit. With pvt,
entr. and yd: ldry rm.; will accept
NICELY FURN. APT. for rent At
0u1o Ootu SfS.s @eoSeAs @ANS' $500
WA 1926.
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely fufn.; bed
rm., exceptionally large closets cross
vent, small porch; quiet netghbor-
hood; adults only; $92. Ju. 9-1341.
COLLEGE PARK. ND rms, Kit.
and bath suitable = adCltSl, BUS
stop at door; S62 80. LaConga Apts..
9412 Baltimore blvd, after pm.
a-BEDRM. APT. pvt. bath. big yd.
Close to buses and schools. Red
TAKOMA PK.-Niee 1,bdrm: apt.
Empl. adults. JU. 9-3692.
TAKOMA PARK on-smokers)-kit,
dinette, lge. hv. nm. with new Hid.
a-bed. Perfect cond. Shower. Next
to busline; S63.50. Also terrace, 3
rms. shower, 500. Laundry facilt-
ties. .IU S-455l. $40 Manor Circle.
BEAUTIFUL 3-RM. and bath furn.
apt, All-elec kitchen, $62 per mo.
incl. utils. Nothing else to pay. Lge.
liv. rm., lge. bedrm.. modern KIT.
and pvt. bath; near large shop.
center and bus. Fine location. Dt-
rections: Out Rhode Island ave. ne.
or Washington-Baltim blvd. to l
blk. south of Citizens Bank OF Nd.
70 apt? house, 1929 washington
Baltimore blvd, Riverdale, Nd. or
TAKoMA PARK. 1850 carroll ave-
3rd-h. studio liv. rm.,. kit. bath.
porch, utilS. | blk. to shop., express
bus: adults, S55.
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APIS. FURNlsHED-VA.
ALEX.-1-bedrm. apt; newly dec;
81 utilities furnished. Ola 8. Pat
NEAR 't PENSfxGoN-Liv. rm.. din.

As II a?9:: FseP. sss 81 f7'E S. 81
N flif St F;EAARR txi rm,. "a din:
$50 p SsdE mo. 81 81 1e ass .'' liz n4~
A rents for s1a6 mel. al Stils.: mo,
to-mo.. lease: cow. to shopping
excel. trsnsp; to Pentason and s- 2. E.
dreenbrier, ia. 2-3295. IA
downtown .ALEX.-Liv. rm:, bed.
rm. kit and bath. SIS TO $50 30;
service personnel preferred. Call TIE
.6-6670 between 1O-6. 49, .
I fTeGin' REAL AL ESTATE CORP. IA.
T-444s; ia. 7-4333; ewes. ia g.
esoi ARL. BLvD.-Newly dec: aitr.
hath; TV; cow. to Pentagon: adults
I IVY RM. w. BEDRM.. KIT. and bath,
with pvt entr. utils. furn.; empl.
adults pref. Home after on sat.
dolph st., ArI.. Va. ia. s-1H67,
NEAR PENTAGON-Liv. rm.. bedrm;.
bath, din. rm.,. kit. sun porch. PVT;
, s0tr i eT KgAo eDIs 81 81, ALL. va
min. to Pent.; close to shopping
BEAUT. FURN. bedrm. apt, in apt.
6ds near F. ,l MyeT en tgls ;eo aTa
IA GS" s-e 81 or Lo. S-1sS5. 10 ,
ARLINGTON, 1901 N. Troy - Apt.
blde.; lge. mod. 1-bedrm. apt; suit
able girls. men or couple; roomy
closets. locker laundry, parking; NJ
Pentagon; Fl. Myer; April /; S1lo'
3oBEDRM. DUPLEX, Ia baths. new
ly remod.; new kit. and bath MIXTURES;
sit. In excel. neighhorhood on nien
knoll overlook. Fl. Myer; nicely turn.
1920 18th st n. Arl. ia. 4-0ySl.
N. ARL., westover Apts.-Bedrm.
Hmm t1y Tm; sS Sin 30. 0f kR s1zsfS. IA
sTtp I APT. for 2 ladies. c.ll ,i "a.
ALEXANDRIA Air conditioned. 2
garbage disposal. cleo. kit; an, an6
ANTIQUES, 2 freplaces Ssiga; nantes
rm.. lee. closets. nice kit. PVT. bath
400 10th st., 8. ia. 8-45o4.
S-BEDRM. APT. within. 3 blks. Of Fl.
Myer: Ia baths; off-street parking:
mr.. everything, on Two DuSAACS' EtSA .
thing furn. except dishes and linens.
Children accepted. IA. 4-O777 after
ARPLGiNNGTON-Apt. in pvt. home; 9
blks. Rosslyn. Is min. p. c. or
Pentagon; bedrm.. twin beds. nv;
rni., fireplace. dinette. Kit. and
bath; very nicely furn.. and clean;
pvt. entr.; parking in front: priv
ledge Of yard; utils. working cpl
or newlyWeds. IA: 2-O2I1.
2-bedrm. apt: conv; to Fentasoni
$3.50 month. ia 1926.
McLEAN-2-rm. apt. Tor couple;
util. incl; reasonably priced. IL
ARiiSGToN-2 bedrms.. LIST d.:
newly deco; close to Pentason and
q shop, bus; $115 per mo-. incl
utils and phone. Call jE. 4-363Q
ALEX, VIC.-1-bedrm. apt. In brick
home on acres; liv. rm. with pic
ture wind. overlooking ponds. woods;
kit. alcove. ba., 5 closets: pvt. entr.
10 min Pentagon; emp. cple. or gent.
500 XII. 9-0100 Sun, after B pm.
LOVELY 3-RM. APT. pvt. bath
utils.; cow. to Navy Annex, Penta-
eon and Belvoir. JE. 2-2066.
LARGE AIR COND., well furn. liv
rm.. bedrm., kit, bath; pvt. entr:
civilian cpl. pref; $50. ia. 9-SOSS.
HOME LIKE APT. for refined cpl:
blk. transp.; cony. shops; 10 min
depts. 712 N. Edgewood. Arl.
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SEE RES. MGR. APT. ,
IN rAIf IN p-rnp
2 BEDRMs.. NV. $500
1lOl EUCLID ST, APT. 3u5
REALTY, RA. $3.50,

2 BEDRMS., NV. $500
1l0l EUCLID ST. APT. 3u5
REALTY. RA. 3-s300
NV, I-BEDRM, APT.
1910 Chaplin st. Apt. 81. Nice BLDG.
Vacant. Open. S65: oooo
REALTY. RA. $4,000
I0iI ALABAMA AVE. Sc. near Boil
ling AF.-Apt,. 9. featuring lst-nr.
level. rms. kit. bath: scr. porch.
Yefgr. and gas range. Key. Apt. 8.
Tenants pay own utils. Rent. $3.50
sI7 N. Capitol st. n.e.-Near Govt.
Printing Once. For adults. 8 rms.
kit. and bath. heat incl. $50 mo;
lilo s. Carolina ave. s.e.-lst- mr..
duplex. 5 rms. and bath. INV. heat
T GEORGE I. BoRGER. INC.
643 Indiana Ave. NV. Ma. s-035O
I4TH AND PARK RID. AREA
Liv., rm;; bedrm" kit. BATH so3'
| nm. kit. and bath. $50. incl u,ils.
Call Mon. CAREY WINSTON CO,
1928 Conn. ave. NV, co. 5-44:|@
is
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c400 18th ST. NV.
Larse 2-bedrm. apt. Janitor on
6is KENNEDY ST. NV.
3 rms. q kit. and bath: 500, includ-
ing utilities. Working adults pre-
ala g. CAROLINA AVE Sc.
3 rms kit. and BATH $3.50 on
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
1918 KALORAMA RID. N.W.--3 rms =,
kit. and bath: 4th floor; $65.
1878 10th st. n.w.-1 rm,. kit,
share bath: 4th floor: $35; adults
only; refs. required. Apply GUY
TIMER. 1929 18th st. NV. NO.
NV. EFFICIENCY. S55
TeSs REAIT9. RA. 3:ssoo
NV; BEDROOM APT.
6311 9Th st.. Apt. 100. Good loea-
ton: low rental, S54.
REALTY. RIA. $4,000
2 BEDRMs.. DOWNTOWN, ST.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. APT.
lO4. VACANT. SEE JANITOR.
REALTY. RA. $4,000
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
2410 goth st. N.W.-Apts; 2O7 and
sol. One bedroom, living room
kitchen and bath. newly decorated;
excellent neighborhood. Monthly
rental. $3.50 and $50. RANDALL
H. HAGNER CO.. DE. 2-360O. ID
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i ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH
FURNISHED. IA. 1864
MOVE IN

MOVE IN
BEDRM., FALLS CHURCH $50
BEDRM., FALLS CHURCH 500
1 5aa ss54 Sio sT:s.s Jr. a-77s slo'
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lOlb a ST. NE-3 rms. bath:
$3.50.
,33 18th ri. n.e.--S rms. bath:
sal 80. To inspect call Mon. NEW
SOM, lilo H st. me-. Ii. 3-207O.
Evening star., 1954-12-27
Hollywood
Long European Stoy
Frets Jeanne Grain
BY Sheiloh Grnhom

Marilyn is playing hide and seek,
and can't be reached. In passing.
/ saw Marilyn in mo Business
Like Show Business" and during
one Of her very sexy numbers
two old ladies in front of me
screamed and buried their heads
in their hands.
Every day Barbara Stanwyck
receives a red rose and a card
which reads. ITO the star Of
stars, from a mysterious ad-
mirer." Men are scarce locally
and Barbara is trying to track
him down. BY the way, Bill
Holden sends Barbara a large
bouquet of roses every year on
the day they started Golden
Boy"-and his career-in 1899
Jerry Lewis ordered IS eye
patches for Sammy Davis. jr.,
from tailor Cy Devore, to match
each Of Sammy's suits. When
jeff Chandler heard of this. he
had Cy put sequins on the eye
patches. jeff. incidentally. has
been a wonderful friend to
Sammy since the loss of his eye.
Dorothy Mcclure is really
kicking herself all over Broad
way. She passed up Nancy
Kelly's part in BAD Seed" and
have you read the terrific re-
views Nancy got for her per-
formance in this Broadway hit?
Marvin Kaplan of the Meet
Millie" TV show. Is screaming
for Florence Halop to have an
other baby so the cast can go
on a vacation. The last vaca-
ton they had was two years
ago when Florence became a
mother.
Trust my Boys Dean Martin
and Jerry Lewis to send a crazy
Christmas card! It's message:
Your present was lost in the
mail. And don't throw away
this card. You can use it to
clean your comb"
George Gobel may be a big
TV star but his wife still packs
his hays for all his televiSion
shows. Rather than have a
wardrobe man. George handles
this department himself. Sc
lecting one tie out of the four
his wife has neatly packed away.
This chap is not letting success
go to his head-or even his
necktie!
CReleased by the NANA)
Evening star., 1954-12-27
rhe ca.

tors brother. Rescued from
slavery by Luke. who commits
sions him to make the silver
chalice, he finds himself in the
middle of a large and dangerous
struggle. The Christians want
to pass the cup along to posterity
and the pagan Romans want to
destroy it to help destroy Chris
tianity.
Busiest in support of Miss An
geli and Mr.. Newman Gin the
Hollywood sense) are Miss Mayo
and Mr. Palance. Both lend
some believability. Miss Mayo as
Helena, the former slave who
betrays Basil. the sculptor, and
Palance as the villainous Simon
Lorne Green as Peter. the
prophet, Walter Hampden as
Joseph, Jacques Aubuchon as
Nero, Alexander Security as Luke
and Natalie Wood as the young
Helena have their moments.
If you like your movie spec
tacles mammoth. som W h a
over-acted and generally over
done, with no great accent On
versimilitude, you ought to like
"The Silver Chalice." It's a big
one, all right.
Evening star., 1954-12-27
| Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
NationaI-"Wonderful Town;
$3.50 pm.
Shubert - "Glad Tidings";;
$3.50 pm.
Arena Golden Boy; $3.50
pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - 1.-THE silver
Chalice";; /. 3:45, $50 and 9:20
pm.
Capitol-"Deep in My Heart"
11:15 am, 1:45. 4:20. Z and 9:40
pm.
Colony - illicit Interlude";;
$3.50. 8:05 and 9:45 pm.
Columbia-"Hansel and Gre
tel"; 10 am, IL. Q, 1855, 5:55,
1855 and 9:55 pm.
Dupont-"Romeo and Juliet:
10:40 am. 1:20, 4. 6:35 and 9:15
pm.
Keith's-"20, 900 Leagues Un-
der the Sea-: 10 am, 1920. 2:40,
sos, 7:25 and $50 pm.
LittIe-"Trouble in the Glen:
lis. 2:55, 4:40, $40. sos and
$50 pm.
MacArthur-"High- and Dry:
6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan - "The Silver
Chalice";; 11:25 am, 2, 4:35,
7:10 and $50 pm.
OntariO-"Three Ring Circus:
1:30. $3.50. $50. 1880 and $3.50
pm.
Palace-"There's No Business
Like Show Business: 11:35 am,
2:10. 4:40, 7:15 and $50 pm.
Playhouse--"The Sign of the
Pagan: 10:15 am. 1905, q
$50. $40. 7;35. $3.50 and 11:20
pm.
Plaza "The Detective; IL,
1:4o. $40. S, Gas. $3.50 and
l0:15 pm.
Trans-Lux - "Phffft";; l1:05
am. l. ESQ. 4:35, 6:25. $40 and
9:55 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"::
1880 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-12-27

HOLLYWOOD.
Liberace has worked himself
UP to a collapse. Ordered to bed
by his doctor, he's being given
sedatives. Raymond Burr
gave up his seventh Christmas
time in a row to entertain sick
soldiers in hospitals all over the
United States.
Among Marion Brando's
Christmas gifts were some in the
form of Napoleon hats and new
T-shirts. =. Jeanne Grain is
unhappy about being away from
Hollywood too many months.
She had no idea it would take
so long to film Gentlemen Marry
Brunettes" with Jane Russell in
Europe And tarrying abroad is
no help for stars who want to be
remembered.
Tab Hunter, with the aid Of
his Battle Cry" pay check. has
bought a lot in the Hollywood
Hills. Says Tab, II will start
building when ! find a wife"
John Wayne is gifting the
300 crew members of the Sea
Chase" with beer mugs, carrying
a picture Of the ship used in
the film.
Louis Calhern few to New
York to visit his 80-year-old
mother for the holidays.
Romance observation-disclosures
Gilbert and Danny Arnold will
announce they will be ''one" any
day now. /. 4. Mark Stevens wants
to walk alone. >. And Jack
Carter and his wife will not rec
oncile. Reason Sidney Bayes.
a real cutie. :. Vic Damone and
Pier Angeli continue the work.
honeymoon. From Miami. where
Vic is currently singing for his
supper. they go to Havana and
return to Hollywood early in
IS for his date at the Cocoanut
Grove. Vic will be in the movie
Jumbo" with Debbie Reynolds.
Re the Mona Freeman-Dr AL
Meitus romance, Bob Neal says:
Competition is too rough for
Mon. With the doctor in the
race, Frank Sinatra and ! are
out!" -. Sonia Henie and
Miguel Aleman. son of Mexico's
ex-president. are sharing hot
tamales
TWA, goth Century-Fox, and
some 20 other agencies are pag-
ing Marilyn Monroe regarding
her vacation in New York. bu,
Evening star., 1954-12-27
Inerid Bergman Says
She Hates TeIevision

Ingrid Bergman. in London for
stage appearances. told 4 million
television viewers: "I hate TV.'
She described it as This mon
ster that comes at you with big
eyes and makes people look as If
they have small heads and big
feet" She indicated she was
through with films. too. and that
her art is for the theater now.
Evening star., 1954-12-27

THE SILVER cHALICE." q Warner
Brothers picture. produced and directed
by Victor Saville, screenplay by Lesser
title By Thomas B. Costain, music COM
posed and conducted BY Franz Waxman.
at the METROPOLITAN and Ambassador.
Evening star., 1954-12-27
The Posing Show
Spectacle OyerpoWers
In The Silver ChuIice'
By Harry Macarthur

OF all the readers Of Thomas Coans best-sellng 1.-THE
Silver Chace who indeed have been only
truly spectacular Victor
Sav wo producer and director for Warner Bros
shned the book in of the most gigantic gaudest and
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06
Psaln1ist Is ssMourned By. Kodiak

Senafont Malutin, age 64, passed away at his home on kashevarof Street on Monday afternoon after a brief illness.
 Malutin was born it Afog. Inak, Alaska, on February Eth. 1890. He came to Kodiak & years ago to assume the duties as Psalmistat the Kodiak Rus sian Orthodox Church. a posi- tion he held until his death.
 Surviving the deceased are his wife Polly. three vdaagh- ters, Anne, Val and Fay and three sons, Moses, John and lver, and Is grandchildren.
 Funeral services were held on Thursday. Nosembes 4th at the Russian Church at 2 Iua the Reverend Father GerasiHs -Schmaltz of Ouzinkie Ofheiat. ing, ... ;. tisFg1
 X Interment was in the Rus sian Cemetery on Mill Bay rd.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06
Scheelite Discovered On Island

Scheelite or tungsten ore, has been discovered in thearea which lies between the Ski Chalet and Sheartin Bay. This past week 3 Corporation was formed under the name of The Kodiak Exploration Com pany Inc. and IF claims were staked and registered to the group. '.
 The Corporations president is George H. Cornelius and the secretary and treasurer duties elected Paul Dupler. Kodiak attorney. Y
 Mr. Jasper of the Territory Department of Mines spent two days aE2gne sue ana Tan the necsssary preliminart sur ysys, and made the statement. iThe scheelite assays . very high merchandising quality and the prospects appear very promising.
 -sg E < Tungsten is g rare. heavy. grsyish white metal of the chromium group found com bined in certain minerals. It has the highest melting point ofall the metals which is 6. l5O degrees Fahrenheit. This makes an excellent filament for:electric lamps. ,,g@
 Scheelite is the geological name given tothe mineral. Its chemical name is calcium tung state.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06
St. Mary's PTA Plan Luncheon

The Parent Teachers As .sociation of St. Mary's Catho- lie Church met on Tuesday. November End and planned to have a buffet supper in the church on December End, from 6 to 8::30.
 Committees have been ap- pointed to put on the supper headed by Walter Buck as General Chairman and Mrs. Walter Kraft and Mrs. Walter Buck were placed as co-chair- men for the food. Tickets will go on sale on Sunday Nov. 7th'at the church, the Star of the Sea Chapel at the! Naval Base and from members of the PTA. The set price for the occasion is SLIGO for adults and 50f for children.
 '@ The supper is for the pur- Ipase.of fsraising funds gto p'lr. I V 4tr-iE N HN..t+ .N N a chase needed desks and 2 piano for the new parochiaI school.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06
Grey Nuns
 Open. House

The GreyNuns of the Sacred Heart will hold open house on Saturday, November 13. to celebrate thetenth anniversary of their assuming the admins :tration of the Griffin Memorial Hospital. On November 4.1944 five Grey Nuns arrived in Kodiak; one week later they took over control of the hos pital under a two year lease with the Territory of Alaska. which was later, extended to twenty years.
 The usual Open House In of Florence Night ingale's birthday was omitted this j: year, in order that the an niversary might be celebrated in it's place. .gs..-. All friends of the hospital. residing at the base and in town, are condially;invited to visit the.Sisters on Satu rday, the 18th. Teaswiil be served from three tsfiye pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06
You .h Has Drivers License Revoked

Leigh Niblock, age IS. was arrested at the scene of an accident, for reckless driving, and having in his possession at the time of the. accident. a quantity of intoxicating beve- rage. TS s
 Niblock, John Olson and two unidentified girls, all teenagers were travelling at an excessive rate of speed on .Kashevaroff Street and as they turned left onto Mission road, lost control of the car, smashed through the fenceat the RussianC Church and stopped we'll inside of the Church yard.
 When the police arrived at the scene all had fled except Niblock.., His explanation of the accident was that the small handle or knob on the steering wheel came loose and the ear gwonldn't turn 2tthe corner as they approached the Misaion Road intersection. The police determined through inyestiga- tion that as the car turned the corner all four wheels slid side wards and threw gravel about eight feet from the tire marks | in the road. Niblock was tried before city Magistrate Richard G.. Berg found guilty as charged and fined $lOO. %, was given a 20 day suspended jail sentence and had his license revoked for a period of 6 months. '
 The car is being held in the church yard until the cost oi the fence repair'is paid.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06

The Kodiak Drum and Bugle Corps are sponsoring a dance to be held tonight November 9th at the Elks Club.
 The Corps are trying to earn enough money to ac- company the High School basketball team to Anchorage for the All Alaskan High School Tournament which is held there every spring.
 The price of admission is $l per person, and dancing will be from g to l.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06
Rev. Asollstti NaisiSd Y
 Mew Red Cross Mead

fF. {, a2 A meeting of the Board of Directors of Kodiak Chapter of Red Crofs was held at 4Dm Thursday, Nsv. 4th at the of fee of Dr. A. Holmes John son for the purpose of re- organizing the Chapter.
 Rev. John Molletti was urlr. Eanimously elected as chair. man to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of MT. w IA. McDayid and MT. w. |. iSmit h was elected Vice Chair Another meeting will be held in the near future to complete the election of of ficars and to make plans for the Chapters activities for the ensuing year.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06

Miss Isabel, Nelson, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson, returned this week after completing her secre- tarial course at the Palo Alto SecretariaI College at Palo Al. to, Californies
Kodiak mirror., 1954-11-06

Mario Caputo fifteen yponth-old baby sits on bed in Salerno Italy, unaware ofthe tragedy which struck his family during the coudburs and andsdes on the Saernof Ama coastal area The bruised hbg Ao lost his parents and other family As5er found alive R 24 afteg ls tAs father escaped the tragedy and now will take of Mario