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Evening star., 1954-06-06
Police PRESSING
Bombing Probe
In Montgomery. u
Explosion at Home
Of Teacher Focuses
Suspicion on Pupils

Montgomery County police
have launched a broad investi-
cation to Ak responsibility for a
series Of recent bombings that
terroriZed and endangered resi-
dents Of Bethesda. Chevy Chase
and Silver Spring.
Suspicion pointed to pupils of
the Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
For the second time within q
month, a member of that schools
faculty became the victim of the
vandals on Friday night.
Miss Ann Fullerton, a popular
and highly respected biology
teacher, reported a rock was
thrown through a window Of her
apartment at 1923 Avondale
street, Bethesda at 1880 pm.
Friday. It landed beside a sofa
where she and two guests had
been seated a few minutes
before.
Outside Miss Fullerton's apart
ment fell a crude, homemade
bomb consisting Of firecracker
powder and a cardboard cylin-
der. It's smoke filled her rooms.
Zimmerman Home Fired.
On April 8, night vandals
tossed a rock through a window
Of the home of Ray 0. Zimmer-
man, assistant principal, and set
fire to a gasoline-soaked mat
outside the front door. Attracted
by the breaking glass, MIR. and
Mrs. Zimmerman discovered the
fire in time to prevent its spread
and possibly injury or death.
About two weeks ago a home
made bomb was dropped at a
Hot Shoppe restaurant on
Georgia avenue. just across the
District line in Silver Spring.
The same night, another ex-
plosive was placed inside the
door Of resident on Wessling
lane, Bethesda.
Within a month, other home
made bombs have exploded at
the Columbia Speciality Co. on
Bradley boulevard and on the
automobile Of a Bethesda resi-
dent.
Students Aroused.
Student leaders at Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School, as
well as their elders, have been
aroused by the incidents.
Boyce r. Williams, jr., newly
Installed president of the student
government association. yester-
day called upon his fellow pupils
to help identify vandals.
Something has got to done
about it," he commented. He
suggested that if any student
is reluctant to become involved
publicly, he should pass along
pertinent information by un-
signed note to the principal, Will
liam G. Pyles.
Fears "cIam1ning Up" @
Mr.. Pyles and his assistant,
Mr.. Zimmerman, blamed news
paper publicity for the present
state of affairs.
Mr.. Zimmerman, who is in
charge of school discipline, had
this comment:
THE Star and the Post gave
a couple thousand kids an idea
what they can do to get even
with a teacher with whom they
arc angry"
Principal Pyles said he felt the
disclosure of the seriousness of
the attack on the Zimmerman
home caused pupils to "clam
up" on the incident.
Nothing I can say will help
one way or another" the princi-
pal continued. "It is a criminal
matter to be handled by the
police"
Mr.. Pyles and young Williams
agreed the incidents reflect upon
the reputation of the entire
student body but held that only
a small group is responsible.
1t. John P. Leahy of the Be-
thesda police headquarters is di-
recting the official investigation.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
Episcopal Group to Meet

The Episcopal Daughters of
the King of the Diocese of
Washington will hold their final
meeting of the season at 8 pm.
tomorrow at Pinckney Memorial
Church, HyattSville.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-03-01
Why efficient transportation costs less
AZEChewo/ef~Hm

Your upkeep costs go down, too, when you go GAIL
Chevrolet Repairs mighty few and far between And
when your truck does require service when you
wish to buy replacement parts you get everything you
need from quick, convenient sowce-you Chevrolet
dealer He'll you better because he not only knows
Chevrolet and trucks but he also knows your farm needs
In addition with CALI Chevrolet farm, you enjoy the
combined savings offered by Americas lowestpriced line of
and Americas truck line. Why not plan to
talk it with your Chevrolet dealer soon! Chevrolet
Division of General Motors, Detroit g. Michigan.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-03-01

Getting your cars trucks, ports and service from
specialized source saves you me-and money, too!
Here's idea that just makes plain good any you
look at it. Consider for moment all the ways you when
you rely your Chevrolet dealer for all your farm anspor
tation needs.
In the first place. the Chevrolet and trucks he sells
will you plenty operating costs. AS you know, both
have long been famous for outstanding economy And the
1854 Chevrolet and Design trucks bring
new money saving gasoline mileage in every model.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-03-01

The man who sells both gives both better service
Your Chevrolet dealer will keep your cars
and trucks running like new. His trained
mechanics use Genuine Chevrolet Parts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ACCOKEEK, MD.-Near P. Q. 5-rm.
house, with acre Of ground; price,
$500 dn.. $75 mo-, $9.075 total.
Call J. w. McvICKER, Fairview
bedrms.. full bsmt., liy.-
din. rm., complete GE kit. firepl,
comb. storm doors and windows; An
Choir fenced; garage; lot 20 by 1893;
$4,000. CT. FLA or conventional.
ATLAS BROKERAGE CO.. WA. q
ROAD - New white
stucco rambler on level lot near AM
drews Field. Perfectly arranged
Liv. rm. and well equip. kit.-din.
rm: combination, 2 cheerful bedrms..
Full tiled bath. oil acc. heat; util-
Dsym n pr sY sI %Sss s s%s S dHTn
A iSSS al II fERR RACE. brick
S S6lonial !, mr.; St. Johns Rectory:
house is in. excel. cond. With mir
F E,,, 54o7 goth Pl., lust o. Of Chill Chill.
terms. Cali OWNER. uN. 4-23S1.
BELTsvILLE-1 have 2 suburban s.
s Sedrm co a houses, priced doo for quick
3 Govt. censers. ' AITcaEsjoS REAL
ESTATE. WE. $500.
BERWYN 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, on lge. handicapped lot; liv.
rm;, firepl.. equip. kit, full bsnt:
III let terms. JAMES ]. MuNDY.
BERwYN AREA--New lM-story, 2
bedrms;; iv; rm;s huge Kit, tile
2nd fir.; fun bsmt.: close to school.
transp., etc. CT approved. S12. 100.
i, JA 8 V 5 ], M.uNDY; I'm. $4,000;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALAD.

WALK Up THE WINDING STONE
| path into this inviting brick home;
ny. rm. with hrepl., din. rn., equip.
Kit. lge. paneled den or bedrm. on
LIST a; side porch; bedrms. and
iled bs 0ntn on He Ind ,i NJ fs tiled bath
landscaped yard, complete with
shade trees, outdoor firepl. and fine
| view. Many extras. Only Sl4 1901
81 Or conyentional. BOWERS BROS.
RAMBLER In PINEwooD. East R,v.
erdale; 4 yrs. old; bsmt., recr. rm..
nice cond., lge. lot; low dn. pymt.
and low settlement costs. AP. 7-364O.
HANDSOME AND SPACIOUS correct
Y describes ..ad this large 7-rm: home,
beautiful flowers and shrubs. Hot
water heat. AWNINGS, storm windows.
close to schools shopping and
s 5ss.S S sesss s soxEss sRo S.
AP. 7-S400.
81, 50O-S5OO DOWN balance $40
mo-; (4mes tnterest) small 5.rfn.
house tno bath, spring water avaii.J
oil furnace. Open Sunday to d
pm. Out Central ave. to Capital
Heishts: right on alst st. to I st: and
SuSsSiEss' li REsir 81 6iO g. s Maa
sage, payable SIS month FOR nors-
vet; practically new 2-bedrm. ma.
sorry bungalow, on level lot. NJ.
I y. c. line .o and Ksnilworth sysi
iii PM so koSrR fA J. D MH seq IS.
$1,000 Will BUY one of the cutest
2,6edrm. bung. in West Lanham
Hills, mr.. the new grade schools,
Al condition throushout: 7o-ft. lot,
n nssnhtr oil heat. As solow AZ $1,000
sosiERT 5. VA pAvis sly co.. So ssos g Bal:
timore ave-. Hyattsville, Nd.
NEW FLORIDA RAMBLERS IN cow.
Landover Hills; 5 hedrms., fully
equipped kitchen includes automatic
washer; high wooded lots. See these
homes today at 10th and Shepherd
s ss wiz ses sbs tS SllsSo , Up and
ROBERT s. DAVIS 4 CO. '
$500 ANNAPOLIS RD.-Best buy. 4
MR.. HANDEL, IL. 1880" "-"'"'
OPEN I-6. $500 4sth PL.-5 rms,
s bath soo exp Pm a st,;. . SsTgt. trees:
g Ii ~ e en- Ere 4i ~ 4risht to home.
Mr.. MARYLAND U.-Little rambler.
$500 Terms. 0aH sk1L 1EY'i I'M e S:1is
DECATUR HEIGHTS = Attractive.
well-built. S.rm. and sleeping porch
home; excel. cond.; on ige. lot.
Has semiprivate apartment ideal for
parents or in-laws living with fam.
lily. .Well-planned kitchens, ceramic
tiled, bath, 2 lge. closets, lse. scr.
porch dry bsmt. z bath; gas h
ira lots available.)
5 min. walk to schools shopping cen-
tiers. churches. 20 min. by bus to
city and U. Of Md.
Reduced to $4,000. direct from
3 9Ens5; Reasonable trsms' Call uN'
a E9SREEbsay5aIf bRfsK aA S1iiesS
lot spacious 5s k fp $500 down s 's sd
move in; vacant now: Mrs. Cox.
~ 81. S s.ssss.. ATLAS REALTY VS. Co.
CUSTOM BUILT BRICK RAMBLER
dark daTTk.Large liv: rm:, sep. din. Saa..
bsmt. with fireplace; picture win:
half bath; buiit-in gar; M-acre lot;
excel. financing: S2S.500. WA. z.
COLLEGE PARK
Ramblers--Open for inspection sat.
and sr,d sInAttraei m 1,S ,. Sbed snd
recr. rm. 5023 Nantucket rd.,
Hollywood. Price. $13.950.
Mod, 3-bedrm. rambler with lge.
lot (Anchor fenced). 5207 Iro.
block. Price, S1O,75O. sell CT APP
praised. BRAGUNIER REALTY CO..
WA. 7-7073, WA. 7-0l61. II
E,rraek atroaf
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FIRST SHOWING
4 BEDRMS. AND DEN
1900 MOVES LANE. SILVER SPRING
LIST d. powder rrn.. paneled den. red
tiled patio and barbecue pit, cor.
lot, walking distance to schools and
Silver Spring shopping center Direc-
lions: Out Ga. ave. extended to
Moves dr.. left to End ave. right to
NoyeS lane
DOROTHY K. WINSTON g. CO.
905 10th st. NV. ST 3-O55O.
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HARD TO FIND!ll.Il
Almost new 3-bedroom brick rambler
of larger proportion. featuring.
Seperate dining room, spic and spen
basement, beautiful shaded grounds.
Colonel transferred. immediate &C.
cupancy, underpriced at Sf8,06U
Call 10. 9-S010 till 8.
MONTGOMERY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
CALIFORNIA REDWOOD RAMBLER
on a Wooded Knoll
2 acres: many extra features: attrac.
loc.; reasonable terms.
TENCHER-WALKER: INC.

2 acres: many extra features: attrac.
W. TENCHER-wALKER. INC.
IA. 5-hSsn xD. 1854
HILLCREST HEI0HTS-S21,0 900
This new rambler features . pine:
paneled. library. with pvt: bath, 8
lge, bedrms., with pastel blue, bath.
Lge. liv.. RIM. with picture window
full-sized din. rm.. huge ultra. MOD.
stove and refrigerator. garbage dis.
posal and dishwasher. Full bsmt..
M. q. FEKETE. REALToR
10. $4,000 Until 8 PM. III
HYATTS. HILLS bedrms., liv. rm.,
firepl.. din. rm.. kit, bsnlt.. oil
hh,-w;h,, Fl; and rear , porches.; gar gar.
III 'e a"s47G Owner leaving town. Ewes
$50 Landoyer rd.-Nr; entr. to
siding bungalow; ia baths. full
bsnt., built-in gar. exp; attic with
soF% eSeryh Gs Sa e Ss
1000 W. W. LEWIS, Realtor.
Observation-Disclosures
On, SIS MO. INCL. TAXES, ms.
rm., din. rm.. full bsmt.; gas a.-c,
heat. Mr.. Jones. AP. 7-S9Ss. cox
& CO.. UN. 4-lb26. Ill
II. LEWISDALE-S14,95 $50
$3.50 DOWN FOR Gil
81 .oO0-Sl. 500 FOR CIVILIANS
Solid brick, ,3-bedrm. rambler: dim
blinds etc. Cow. to ' Nd. univ and
elementary school. SUPER BUY.
HA. 2-S337.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
YORKSHIRE VILLAGE

4-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
Less. than yr. old-Lge. all-elec. kit,
full din, rm.. 2S-ft liv. rm. with
firepl.. full bsmt. with picture win
dows and tiled floor; h-acre level
lot; owner Transferred overseas.
See this, beaut: rambler. and make
US an offer. Mrs. Cox. LU. 2.S136.
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 3-736S.
-16
OPEN SUNDAY-TEMPLE HILLS
5207 JANICE LANE
Custom built Cape Cod brick % pair
oil heat. lge. liv. rm. with firepl.
and picture window. full expandable
attic with dormer window: insult
ated. S14.950. 20-year terms.
Out Branch ave Sc. to
St Barnabas I'd, right "a mile to
Temple Hill I'd. left to Fisher I'd.
right 2 blks. to Legion Hall. follow
M G. FEKETE, REALToR
1000 Branch Ave. Sc, 10. $4,000
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LEWIspALE.s14,950
UNIVERSITY PARK
OPEN. 1-5

bbUo HIN AVE.
Custom built. 1h-story, brick home
approximately l yr. old. Entr.
r nal ig &c: iiy; rm:; hrepi; and book
breakfast rm, rear screened porch,
plus . twin-sized bedrms. and bath
on LIST fir; 2 very lge. bedrms. and
bath on I'd FIR; full bsmt., I'm.
rec. rm. brick garage; lot S1x140.
CASKEY, REALTOR. AP. 7-6400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
MANOR CLUB

4-bedrm. brick split level in this
much-sought-after suburban club
area. Cathedral-type beamed cei-
ling In liv. rm,. extra.lge. din, rnl..
screened porch. equipped kit, 3
baths, paneled rec. rm., garage; "a
s ssTs lot ad,oinS golf course a,v $685.
JAMES G.. CONLEY co.
s710 Ca. Ave. JU. $500 Till 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

MT. RAINIER AREA--Choice 2-bed-
rm. bungalow on lge. lot; liv. rm..
full din. rm.. incl. porch; garge;
gas h.-w.h. Asking S12,950. JAMES
I. MUNDY. UN. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
S63.50

per month pays principal. interest,
taxes and insurance on this newly
decorated bungalow in the settled
community of Glenmont. Md, where
neighbors are friends as we'll;
S11,950; Q bedrooms, full Basement;
easy walk to schools, 3 blks to bus.
LEE FREW PLATT. JU. 9-70lS or
OIL 4-5696
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

COLLEGE FARk
Ramblers-Open for inspection sat.
and Sun.-Attrac., mod. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with full bsmt. and
E EsST; s% p S9ss s HsntSekes fd
lot (Anchor fenced). 5207 Iro.
auois St, Just off R., !. ave-. $500
block. Price, $1O,75O. sell CT ap-
praised. BRAGUNIER REALTY CO..
WA. 7-7073, WA. 7-0l61. II
Forest Retreat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

MT. RAINIER AREA-S3O0 down incl
beautiful 3-bedroom brick home
Large living room. electric kitchen.
screen porch; priced reasonable; close
to schools and transportation,
AGENT. HO. 2-7957 and AP. 1924
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11
Allen, TIA. 9-614
EEWISDALE Arr

FILLS-S79. ~ mo. pays
all; Lovely 2-story. 3 bedrms. and
bath up. Nice liv. rm.. din. rm. and
equip. kit. and bsmt. Very lge. rear
yd.. fenced, plus foundation in for
garage. EXCLUSIVE. Call Miss MUIR
ply. DE. 2-4211. cox 81 CO.. UN.
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1913 GEORGIA AVE.
Large Colonial brick, 6 large rms. t3
spacious bedrms.l. LIST fir. powder
rm Attached brick garage, screened
porch bsmt. with y bath. lot 81
deep, fruit trees and shruoS Close
in loo. IDEAL FOR DOCTOR OR
DENTIST. Reasonably nriced.
LET us SERVE YOU"
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CuTuTpTV

BUILT RRicK RAMBLER
1910 Bellevue ave.--Open l till
dark-Larse liv. rm., sep. din. .rm..
fully equipped ELECTRIC kit, 3 bed
bsmt. with fireplace; picture win.
dcws; laundry rm., storage rnl.,
half bath: built-in gar; h-acre lot;
excel. financing: S2S.500. WA. z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

Sun, L It'll dark. 1908 Beachwood
I'd; beautiful 3-bedrm.. Georgian
style home in choice section of
College. Park: large liv. rm. with
firepl., family size din. rm.. lge
modern kit, knotty pine rec. rm.
with stone firepl.. master bedrm.
With path; slate roof; 2-car garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

ESTATES-Attractiy
3-bedrm. brick rambler on lge.. level
corner lot; Gift. liv. rm.. firepl.
and picture window, Ceramic tile.
bar, many BULLETINS; $4,000. Al
CT loan. NORTH on Riggs I'd. from
University lane to Apache St., right
to card, then right to 1901 Tecum-
sch st. HE. 4-4101. Open 2 to 6 y. m.
from NOL-3-bedrm. home with
extra 2-rm. terrace apt, very lge.
liv. rm. with f1repl. and 3 exposures,
lge. mod. kit: H:.acre land; only
4 years old. SIS $3.50 or best offer.
tinuing on Powder Mill I'd. End
house past Bond I'd. to Bainum open
sign. BAINUM REAL ESTATE. -JU.
$4,000. or Mr.. Allen. ia. 9-6l41:
"A bedrooms, bath,
kit. pch.. firepl.. fenced: $3.50 dr.;
vacant. UN. 4.1174.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21
Thrasher Letter
CONTINUED from d

Continued from page One)
Our Police Department can
be any place in town within
two minutes, twenty-four hours
a day. If you would just both
er to come to the Council Meet
ingS and hear the Police Report
on the number of Hospital Runs
or other Emergency Runs the
Police make, it might make you
see things differently, but I
doubt it.
THE Mayor and the Council
have received many fine letters
of thanks from people who have
been helped by our Police, these
letters have all been read at
Council Meetings, but you were
MT there John, were you?
John, you know and I know,
we need the tWo-mill levy to
repair our streets, and you also
know that there is no other
money available to repair the
streets.
you also know, you do not
believe your own Editorial, but
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21

girls are members; Mary Ann
Bundza, Barbara Cooley, Helen
Demko, Marsha lift, Connie
and Caroline Jones, Linda and
Nancy McGurer, Kathy Rob-
erts, Kathy Smith, Joyce Strong.
New members are Connie
Wells, Janet Thomson, Sandra
Hien. They were all quite busy
at last meeting making plans
for a Halloween party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons had
a combined birthday party
on Sunday for their daughter
Linda Jean, and her mother,
Mrs. E. J. Bowles. 1t was at
tended by quite a few of the
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Best, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Glib
bons, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Glib
bonS, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Bcwles Sr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. BowleS Jr. and daughter
Barbara and Mrs. Kinzie. 1t
was Linda Jeans 9Th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan o. Best
spent Saturday in Cleveland at
the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. BowleS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Rich
ards took her mother Mrs.
Pitts, and sister Mrs. Elco to
Grafton, Ohio on Sunday. 1t
was a family get together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seuder and
family drove to Vermilion, o.
on Sunday to spend the day
with his Aunt and Uncle Mr..
and Mrs. J. Szekely.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Richards
were hosts all midweek to some
friends from London, England
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscley. They
have been in the States since
June, when they went tc
Grants Pass, Oregon where they
stayed with her daughter, q
CT bride. They toured quite
a good part of the States Spen
ding quite a while in Los Ang
eleS. They were returning
home via Niagara Falls through
Toronto and sailed Tuesday
from Montreal, on The Empress
of France.
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you love to create a diStur-
bance, and if the Village is
hurt, that makes no difference
to you.
Remember telling me you
did not have time nor money E.
nough to put out a decent pa
per, that you didn't care about
helping the town by getting be-
hind worthwhile projects, that
you weren't interested in selling
papers, as every paper you sold
cost you money, that you were
only interested in advertise
ments? John, your advertisers
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21

won't like this.
II will be looking forward to
your Editorial answering this
letter, if you will print it, but
John, let's have no more half
truths, let's have the whole
truth next time.
But John, please don't let
your personal dislikeS so blind
you to our necessity to have
funds to repair the streets that
you continue to fight the two
mill levy by your half-truths.
John, dc you want to go back
to having only a night watch
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21

regular meeting place. In
the future all the meetings are
to be held in the basement of
the lift home on Turner Drive.
The troop of the village is
quite large, all the following
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-21

John do you want our child
rem killed by speederS and
drunken drivers?
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-25
Texans Like Kodiak As Ranch Possibility

Newton Harrell, of Claude, Texas Lloyd Williams, of Dalhart, Texas and Ed. Key. holds, of Cayon Texas have returned to their native Texas after spending a week in Kod- iak looking over the possibil- ities of the rolling grasslands of the Islands for feeding cat tie, and starting herds on Kod- iak.
 The three men seemed very much impressed with the pos sibility of turning herds into the Islands lush grass valleys and saw a possible chance that the cattle could survive the mild winter weather and get feed enough from hay made from the local grass to winter the herds.
 The three Texans studied the herds already on the Is- land with much interest and bsfore leaving Kodiak stated they would return to Kodiak in the sping to see how the cattle weathered the winter.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-25
Cornnlis sionerS Meet With Judge

4 Honorable Judge J. l.. Me Carey, Jr., head of the Third Judicial District of the Territ- ory of Alaska, has called a US. Commissioners meeting for January 5th, 9th and 7th at Anchorage. & Z The purpose of the meeting is to better acquaint the en- cumbent Commissioners with their duties in their resective Districts.
 To assist the Judge in his instruction, are the Attorney General of Alaska, head of the Terr torial branch of the FBl and the Territorial Chief ot Police.
 The three day session WllE be broken up into regular as signed classes in the various duties that befall the Commis- sioners in their daily handling of judiciary matters.
 Mrs. Mabel Fenner, Com missioner in this area will at tend the institute ii d her office will be closed from January 4. to the 10th.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-25
Crab Scene Brightens

City Manager Robert Sharp announced Friday noon that ! he was the recipient of a let ter from John L. Farley, the Director of the Fish 6 Wild life Service, Department of the Interior, Washington, D. c. regarding the crab. closure here in Kodiak. Sharp felt after reading the letter that the future outlook for crab fishing seemed a little brighter that at any time. heretofore. The letter from Farley is as follows:
 After reviewing the testi- mony and briefs as well as further information from field representatives. it has been concluded that the situa-- tion Can Be controlled satls factorily during the season by field announcements based on information of observed con ditions.
 It is planned that closures will be enforced when moult- ing becomes heavy during
 both the female and male moulting periods.
 This the first woad that has
 been issued officially regarding 1 the closure of the crab season
 since the proposed F&WLS
 crab fiahing program went Unto Washington, D. C. for the { final ruling.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-12-25
Local Yufetide Servic e

Special Christmas Services at the Community Baptist Church in commemoration of the Birth of the Christ-child in Bethlehem, will be observ-I ed with a program of special music on Sunday, December 2oth at II o'clock: The Church Choir will present a cantata, The Song of Christmas, by Roy Ring wald. Mrs. Brian Martin will direct. Mrs. De- Witt Fields and Mrs. John SpringhiIl will accompany on the organ and piano.
 Sunday evening on Decem- Der 26th at 7:30 ther will be recordings of Handel's Mes. siah," played. This is a two hour program of music and everyone is cordially invited to attend and stay as long as they can.
 Wednesday evening Decem- Der 18th the Church will meet tor prayer and Bible study, at 7:30.
 Friday night the Watch Night Service will begin at 8 o'clock, and there will be a afiIm shown titled The Boy hdod of Jesus.' Followed by baptismal services and com mpnion.
 There will be no services at the church on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day: 4