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HOUSES FoR sALE--s.l.

ANACOsTIA, Io4a W st. s.e.-b-
rm. semidetached, AMI; $3.50.
LII. 4-331l. or Ii. 3-S06a. LID
ANACOSTIA, 1919 v st. s.e.-De-
taehed Q rms, bath, modern kit.
OIL heat; large lot. Lu. 1881 or
c 81 aafssy' HEIGHTS = 8 bsd1m.
Diet. brick, list ar, den. rec rrn..
oil heat; beautiful condition. Lo-
Gated 2 hiks. from stores and
transp. JOHN L. SHELTON. Real
c sSSi HISS M a-2G &EicHrs BuNGaLSow
- bedrms,. finished bsmt. with
rec. I'm. gss heat. wall 70 wall
lot beautifully. Handicapped with
garage and Anchor fence. 2 blks. to
stores and transp. JOHN L Shell
TT T4RN ASss VIII X2k aya ie.yo7 l 81.
BY owner; senidet., 6-rm. brk,, full
bsnt., rec. rfn., alum. scr and sim.
Winds. fenced I'd, o.. S12. $50 or
hsst offer. LII 1.32s6. --1g
apts.. 2 rms. kit, bath and screened
porch. Reduced to $4,000 for
quick sale. Mr.. West. GO5S REAL
IL CO.. INC. Ma. s-1353. lie
tO9N GOOD HOPE RD, Sc --3.
bedrm, sefnidet. house. close school
shop ctr Si4.250. WE. h-5sf7 I
BY OwNER--Brick 3-bcdrms.. din.
nm, Ire. kitchen, fireplace, garage.
ef@nEnN IA n GJSR
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EARL T. WRIGHT PRESENTS;
Chevy Chase. Nd. Magnificent stone
frcnt-brick Colonial, Lee. center
hall. back. scr. porch on Ice. liy.
rrn., spacious din. Ym. and kit.
2nd. floor 4 twin sized bedrms., 2
tiled baths. stairs TO 3rd floor. Rec:
rnl. with bath. Oil h,-w.h. Attached
sSrass, Level wooded lot. Close e
stores. RsesiiisticSiSiyy priced az ss4'-
800. sun. and eves.. call OIL. q
olenwood, Bethesda, Substantially
built brick Colonial: 3 full.siSed
hedrms.. baths. Scr. porch on
~, nm, kit. with table space. Partly
ba sSa re- store r S,Sss r sssSS
handicapped lot. Excellent value at
S23.500. Early possession. TO in
spect call Sun. and ewes. OIL. =
Bethesda. SI6.5O0--New split-levei.
3 bedrns.. / " baths. uniupe con-
temporary design. Initial SHOWING.
Bsint. Possible FILA finsncins. Only
I SO hurry. Ewes. and sun, OIL. 2
s1s,O00---oI md FLA
approved. 3 bedrms. and den. Close
TO Lady OF Lourdes and schools.
Full bsmt;: %-car garage. Amazing
yalne 81 this price. Ewes. and SUM-,
EARL r. WRIGHT CO.
Sis wIsCo NsIN AVE-.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

BROoKLAND. I04I TausSig pl. ne.
q Blk. north Of 18th and Taylor
SITS. ne: SI3,500. BUNGALOW. Lily.
rm.. din. rm., 2 bedrms.. mod.
bath and kit. with aarbage disposal
Dormltory-type bedrni. on 2nd d.
Fun bsmt. with outside entr. Com
pietely redee. inside and out. Auto.
tian blinds. screens, storm windows
ana doors. Chainlink fence. Close
to Model School, Open sun, ! til
o.. Call Gays, II. f-44ls; night.
La. tj-B433. Id
RIGGS ROAD SECTION ~ senside-
tached brick, . yrs. old; D rooms,
1 - baths. Eon-veterans can assume
4ss CT loan and make good terms
on balance. Priced. $4,000. Ewes.
dRAvHii'1TE. Reslior. M. s-o7Sa.
2:s3 9Th ST. NE: Sl2.950---5 apts..
completely furnished: income, $3.50
3440. WA. 1850.
LARGE, ATTRAC. BRICK; 8 rms.
hasn't. ear! oil h.-w.h.; newly
decor, $500 dr DL S-O630, RIA.
NEAR EASTERN STAR HOME, 30S
PEABODY ST. NE, SAVE AGENTS
GI APPROVED. AI-L-BRICK DE-
TACHED. CONVENIENT TO K-4
EXPRESS BUS, NEW SHOPPING
CENTERS AND SCHOOLS. 5 large
size bedrms.. "a baths, lge. LIZ. I'm.
with nirrored ffepi.,. extra large
din. rm. and kit: full bsmt. with
Weid-TeS pRneled rec. rm,. incl.
xiaSs-brick bar; firepL. storefoom
and cedar closet; extra room and
bath In basement. ---16
BY OWNER--GI or conventional:
7-rin. corner houses 25l5 Perry
~ Omen hailH n AID 1-2AlH.
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coLoREp

I5as BUCHANAN 81. NV.
5 rms. with ultramodefn kit, mod.
tiled bath, rec. rm.. laundry rm.
See this one Sunday. l-6 pm. OIL.
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oWNER.s Loss YOUR GAIN

Circumstances made owners leave
THIS ast homs You .sEs over . ,nslr pas 4
$1,000 to you. Has 0 rms, finished
bsmt., Anchor fence. gas heat, storm
windows aud doors. See II today.
BREiTGRRRAMAN REALTY Co.
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GEORGETOWN

Just now available, big handsome
town house. Huge drawing room
and din. room with fireplaces; 2
bedrooms. $50, 900. Call Mrs. How
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% A. M. cLARKsvnLLE--charmine
Ss sma SfisF house, perscs or sta.
bath and stone foundation Tor an
addition n desired, R-car garage
and Q lovely mod. snail brick
house. 70 be used separately or
connected for 9 more extensive
layout; EREcKINRmdE q HANNA.
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" WHEATON, TIA y HI Hills q,

8 -bedroom Cape Cod, another bed
room can be finished. Beautiful
yard With shrubbery: professional
trance. De luxe kitchen. large liv-
ing room with fireplace. You really
have to see this one.
CALL NANNY FTT1I0 LO. 10000
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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HOWARD COUNTY

HOWARD COUNTY
Mr.. New Johns Hopkins Lab.
Builder WIN build your home. on
. small community hayins stores,
church, pafochial school. Ere de-
partment and bank. Builder has
photographs and plans Of beautiful
homes from ST. 900 that you may
s nation ii ea 10 a ieIsser from 3
am. 20 8 pm. weekdays; evenings.
Saturday and Sunday, call 10.
6-203S III
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FOR THE ELITE
.TRADES coNSIDERED
NORTH BARNABY

De luxe brick rambler situated on
e. Is S: iS nsst buys ny Il town. MS
really hard TO believe you could
ind q home such as this for your
money. Liv. rIn. with open wood
burning, firepl;. din. area. today's
dream da Et With gSs t re Sissposa
full bsmt.; porch; only $500 down
with easy terms. Call Mr.. Altman,
II. 4-OSD4, THOMAS j. FISHER
AND Co. QI. 1880. Id
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Uses. FOR SALE Ne. tcons. !

hSES. FOR SALE NE. teont.l
C0LQRED--NR. NEW PR0yIpENCE
HOSPITAL. 1881 5th ST. Ne
Iot. s rms. With II, baths: full little liz
hsmt. with outside ent. Can LA. g.
CsoS2oRED-oPEs SUNDAY, liz
Eyarts st.. ne.-5 rooms. 1b5-ft.
lot. Can be handled By assuming
ssesep M. 81 &c loan K RlsfsH Sns
coLoRkD--oPfEN SUNDAY, lSl7
Girard st. ne. OF or non-GJ--See
this better-than-Ilew 6-room brick.
Lee. rooms, Ice. lot, 2 baths. In
the heart oi everything. kHdRkI-
coLoRED - BEAUTIFUL BUNGA-
kit. and BATH: b essiiuiifuils iandscape sti
lot. 2S4S Vista st. ne. W0. 6-S644.
Open all day Sunday. lid
COLORED-Only $595 down. Close
in NE. sec. 8-rm. semidet. brick; 2
baths, 2 Kits, bsmt:. gas heat, gaT;.
porch, Terms. RIA. 6-6el2. De
coICR;hiD-Ieey GALES ST. NE
rm., kitchenette, tiinette and bath.
Hardwood floors. Separate entrance
and separate utilities: S12,500;
$1,000 down; PHONE AID. 4-4593
cOL0RE6-ieo0 GALES ST. NE
2-famiiy apt. house. iiv. rm., bed
rn., kitchenette, dinette, and bath
Hardwood floors, Separate entrance
and separate utilities: $4,000;
81 300 down. PHONE AID. 4.4793
or TU. 2-Qg4l. is
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brick home on
lovely Shaded fenced !ot. eox12s
more on second mr.; must be seen
to be .appreciated--only S12.950.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
| pm. TO dark. Dir: Out Ca. ave,
right Dennis. left on Inwood, left
on Windham lane to 1908 and our
open sign; FREDERICK w. pER-
EMS. Jr.. EM. 2-7S00. --.-l6
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021 RIDGE ROAD

922 RIDGE ROAD
Corner OF Chaplin st. Brick Eemi-
s s.rs low Re-, RemOdslsd iSr ,, apis Is
one 4 rooms, kit. and bath. on
47x1Oa lot with adjoining lot 25x
100 70 alley. Reasonably priced.
op MAURICE Iji aa FTHTEz;aERAi,D
MA. 8-33S6. Ewes, Ii. 3-395o.
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1884 SIND STREET NV.

OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5
on 3 sides 70 sunshine and bree1es.
Han. lty. fn.. din. fm.. new kitp
all on LIST mr.: 4 bedrms. and 2
baths on end ar. Rec. I'm. and
bath In bsmt. Nice terrace-garden.
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r 9A ,lsN Tys s III 81 sP q = e.

Very attractive rambler style with
lee; bedrms.. din. rni.,. lge. lily.
heated: near public and parochial
schools. Below VA appraisal: re-
finance or assume $4,000 4ss OF.
BY OWNER. $50 Cottrell, HE, 3
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room. new home: excellent Imam
cling; Silver sprine area. Cali WI.
OWNER WILLING SACRIFICE entire
equity; fust take over my reasonable
monthly payments on this 3-bedrn.
house, with separate dining room;
deep fenced lot; carport Call 10.
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FARMS. only 4 few left

KANDOLPH FARMS, only q Jew Ieft
SIG. 100. Veterans no down pay
msnt. other financing avail. New
and .earport; beautiful setting,
large lots. For . real value drive
out Rockville Pike to Randolph I'd.
riRht / mi. to sign, or out Viers
Mill I'd. to Randolph I'd. left y mi,
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BUILDER, T, GIRARD LEE
ynsekdays. Oh. 4-2433; ewes. u, g.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

TELEVISION l6-inch. mahogany con-
sole. Hallicrafter; excellent buy; SIS.
". 1-8474.
USED hot water side arm gas heater
with 30-gal. galvanized tank; fully
automatic controls. RE. 1-8462.
COAL furnace converted to oil, 275
gallon tank, evenings. PO. 1881,
MOVING to Florida, have to sell all
plastering tools, planks, wise and
hip motor. ". 1883.
IRISH Mail. Whizzer 800 SportSnen.
Call Ii. 1885.
GIFT wrappings for large packages.
continuous sheet, size 26X40, cut the
paper TO fit the gift. The SCOOP,
8l4 East l52nd st.
COMBINATION windows, door.
wood. Call evenings. RE. l-8232.
TYPEWRITERS, portable, 1855 Smith-
Corona, used little for instrCctional
purposes, bargain; also Royal. Al.
MU. 1-2022.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

CARPETING, $50 yards, padding,
valued $500. now SIPS; rugs 9xll.
9x13 alike; 9x18. 12x12, 9xl5, 9xl2,
$40 up; runners, typewriters, port
able and standard; binoculars 7x5O;
diamond ring, carat, $50; watch,
Bulova. GIL. 1-4252. Private resi-
dence. Call for appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

PHOTO dark room outfit, S12; floor
mike, $40; mangle, SIS. RE. 2-8120,
private
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

SAVE SIS, television, appliances. fur
cent: dealer. GL. l-549s till 8 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

FRENCH doors. sections, including
hardware. 1856 Torbenson dr., about
177th south off Euclid ave
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

CERAMICS, gift ware, religious figur-
ines, from SOC. Modern Furniture,
TV & Appliance Co., 1850 st. Clair
ave, GL. 1-5495.
RUG, 9xl2, new. charcoal and hight
gray leaf pattern, Wilton. 4l6 East
275th ST., RE. 2-8343.
BEAUTIFUL maple dinette set, table
and 4 chairs; Zenith cabinet radio:
must sell. very reasonable. George
Patton, 1888 East l48th St
YOUR old television set is worth up
to $125 on a new RCA television.
Modern Furniture, TV & Appliance
Co, 1870 st. Clair ave, GIL. l-5495.
ROCKER; lawn sweeper; lawn chairs:
radio; knick-lQ1acSs; lamps; many
other items. 100 Lloyd I'd, Sunday,
10 to 4 only.
ENTIRE furnishings of home lady's
and mans clothing; antiques; garden
tools. EV. 1-7827.
SERVEL refrigerator; maple lounge
chair; fireplace logs; tier table. FA
1-O11 afternoons; WY. 1-0230 after
D. m.
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SPECIAL sale until June 18th, "a, Ks.
and U20 flatfish, 81 .05 each, two for
81 SO; limit 4 to a customer. Euclid
Tackle, 564 East 200th St
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, excellent
condition, about 8 Gu. it., S35. KE.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

STAR aluminium 20 fl. trailer, sleeps
I; dinette, electric refrigerator and
brakes; level ride hitch; S575. KE.
1-1735.
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FISHERMAN

ROBERTS-Gordon conversion burnei
complete; good condition, SIS. Pc
l-243l
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DRIVERS, ice cream, clean outside
work; must be 10 years old or over;
full time, mornings and evenings.
Uncle Mixes, 1880 st. Clair ave. ".
6-065s.
2 REAL eetats salesnen wanted in
really interested in making money,
call and ask for Mr.. Eckart, KE.
1-l440 or KE. 1-S342.
PART time work for senior electrical
engineering student, experimental
and testing. Phone Ii. 1-5967.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09
HELP WANTED MAIE

STRONG boy TO work In fruit store;
short hours. good pay. 1881 Wood
worth I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

WANTED, middie-aged man to learn
shipping and receiving; must be de-
pendable and reliable: clean. steady.
employment. Brewer-Chilcote PAPER
Co., 2160 Superior ave.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
JEW BOOKS

The first port ion of the sumner or der of books for the Homer Public Li- brary has been rece ived, according to Mrs. Jim Scott, chief librarian. The order consisted primarily of children s books so that they may be enjoyed dur ing the sumner vacat ion, she said. o The children s books received were: Mrs. Piggle-viggle's Farm and Mrs. Pig gle Wiggle's Magic by Mac Donald; Son of the Wa1rus King by McCraken; Rick of High Ridge and Barney Hits the Trail by Nachetanz; Fish in the Air by Niese; Song of the Swa1 lows by Politi; Apple and the Arrow by Buff; Sawdust in His Shoes by McGraw; Thanksgiving Story by Dalgleish; Mister Boss by Beim; Hurry, Skurry and Hurry by Buff; Aquanto, Friend of the White Man by Bu11a; Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders by Cas- tor; Robert Fulton and the Steamboat by Hill; John James Audubon by Kieran; George Washington Carver by White; Pony Express and Santa Fe Trail by Adams; Erie Canal by Adams; F.B.I. and Cus- ter's Last Stand by Reynolds; Barbary Pirates by Forester; Story of the us. Marines by Hunt; To Califo m ia by Cov- cred Wagon by Stewart.
 A limited number of adult books were recei we'd and they were: Where Else But Ala ska? by Machetanz; State of Alaska by Gruening; Land and the People of South Africa by Patoa, and This I Be- 1ieve by MurroW.
 The library is open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from to 4:3o and from r to 9, and sn Saturday from to 4 in the afternoon.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
BARTLETT SAYS

Delegate Bartlett this weak forecast that Senate action in re estoring funds for Alaska programs in the Interior De- partment appropriation bill would be sus tained when the bill goes to confer enee, probably this week.
 Such action would bring the Alaska Public works appropriation up to the full budgetary request of $5, 900, ,oOo and the Alaska Road Conmis sion appro-- priation to 7,8oo, 900.
 "of course, we can never be ,postti- vely assured that the conferees will grant the money until the conference ce report has been made and accepted by both houses of the Congress-" Bartlett said. However, have had assurances from sources which convince me that the ARC and the APW programs vi Il now go forward without interrupt ons"er 9 aes
 The $5 million for APW is intended to be used for school. projects at Doug las, Homer, Talkeetna, North Star and Ketch1kan and othe r pro jects.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
SPECIAL RATE.

The Homer News this week starts a 3O-day circulation campai gn to acquaint the many newcomers in the area with the pa per. Called the Chechako Special, the campai gn offers non-subscribers an opportunity to subscribe to the News for three month period for only $l.
 Next week will mark the final issue of the irst year for the News under the management of Bill Raver.
 The growth of the paper in both cir cu1at ion and advertising has been steady It has become the leading Eap- CT on the entire Peninsula.
 The publisher of. the paper also an- nounced this week that the adverti sing rate would be cut, start ing June l. The new rate for display adverti sing is 30 cents per column tnchs a drop of 20 cents from the old rate. 1t is expect cd that the new rate vi II allow more of the sma1 adverti sers to take advan tage of newspaper adverti sing. Like the publ isher Of the News, most of the new businesses in Homer have started with limited capital. They all vant to ad- vert1 SC and the new rate will give them the opportunity they are seeking.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
,,aa,a aistori cal Ii brary sr Mus' 'e uln Box 2o5l
 Juneau !, Alaska
07q3l0G0AG CROWD E0llG UO10N

Homer and the Kenai Peninsula got it's first taste Of what to expe ct in the Hay of touri sts Ia st weekend during the long Memorial Day holiday
 The hotels, mote1s and cabins of the community overf1oEed and the less for tunate spent cold hours trying to catch a few u1nks of sleep in their Cars.
 An idea of the number of visitors on the road Monday vas gained in talk ith Mrs. Lillian Tal1f. She said that in driving from Ninilchik to Homer she counted over 300 cars.
 The weather, for the most part, was fair over the holiday. Fishing, how ever, uas reported poor as the big King salmon seem slow in making thei an- nua1 return to their spanning grounds.
 Business Eas good for those firms catering to tourists, of course.
 Tn just one short month another three-day holiday will occur when the Fourth of July falls on Monday and Homer will again doubtless be de1uged by tourists.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
CHAMBER NO TIES.

A bare min tmm for a quorum was pre- sent for he Chamber of Commerce neet- ing Wednesday to discuss the budget for the coming year and to hear the list of nominees for the directors posts for the coming year. aag-
 The budget as proposed wednesday, turned out to be ,p425 less than the one mentf oned at the meeting two. weeks. earlier. The new budget tota1ed $1o75 and the old one 315oo. a4
 It was pointed out by Director Harry Gregoire that the new budget vas broken down into two rartss Fart 4, tptaled $5o5 and included money for the news- letter, information sheets, correspon- dence, telegrams, guest checks, a f1l- ing cabinet, farm institute luncheon, Chri stma s decorat ions, secretary's sa1- ary and print ings This portion of the budget was considered essent 1al. Part B of the budget included dues to the Nati ona1 Chamber, Alaska Chamber dues, Alaska Visitors Assn. dues and dues to the Better Business Bureau, plus expense money for a delegate to Alaska Chamber neetings.n The Part B total was considered nextra" expense.
 Eleven members were nominated by the board for the coming election of direc- tors. They were Rev. Mover, J. C. Rev holds, Robert Norman, Ethel Scott, all members, of the present board, and Burt Bachran, Russ cronin, Margaret Pate, J1ggs T1ce, A1za King, Don Smith aRd Elsie King. During the next three meetings nomina tions will be received from the floor and the election will be held on July 6.
 fleming Johnson, Civil Defense Dir rector, requested that the Chamber give const iteration to donating $50 to help defray expenses in bringing CD equip ment 10 Homer. Approximately $6O is sti II due Floyd. Hatfield on the trip. The remaining $50 will be paid by resi- dent s of Anchor Point and the East End, Johnson said. H~o-
Homer news., 1955-06-02
PUD NEE II NC

Harry Cregoi ire submi tied the lew bid Wednesday, evening on the Homer ~hosp1 tai health center water and sewage disposal system and was awarded the contract by the directors of the PUD. Grego iress bid was $3e7o. The only other bid sub- mi tied was by Gilbert Roberts, cont1'ac- tor on the hospital ui1ding, who bid $,4l94 on the job. .Gregoire stated in his bid that he would complete the pro- ject within 50 days after receiving notice of the award of contract.
 Norris Ki1len asked that the request that he had made for franchise on proposed city water system be vi thd1awn for the time be ing. Ki1len stated that until sufficient people in the area show they want the water system he does not vi sh to go through with the pro ject He offered the directors 8 report on the we'll water that had been made by Culligan~ The report ind icated that the water was exec nent in every re- spects
 The problem of permanent manager for the dock vas handled by passing a motion stat ing that appl ications for the job will be re ceived unti the next meeting on June l3. All applicants are to state their expe cted starting salary The directors empha 1zed that Cney Were not in any way dissatisfied with the work of Ralph Pattersons present mama ger, but that they felt tn hemselves ob- 1igated to advertise for applicants as Patterson had been hired on temporary basiss
 The di rectors accepted the resi- ena- tion of fellow director Jack McLaugh1 n effective yesterday. No action vas taken on a successor. Mclaughlin stat Cd in his rest gnatioa that he expects to be leaving Homer in the near futuree
 Jim Reynolds volunt eered to move the dental chair and equi rment from Cham berlain's Store to the fl reha11. The uipment was donated to the hospital health center for use by all denti sts.
 The directors set the tax levy rate for the 1854 tax year at 10 mills.
 Action on the loAgshoremen' raise vas tabled pending recei pt. of written statement from the longshoremen 5 local.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
LITTLE SUSIE'S PRIVATE EYES
Continued from page h,irfy-fwo

casually around her light hair.
After the game, Mike. gave
her a lesson to improve her
backhand. He stood close be-
hind her and moved her right
arm back and forth, talking
about wrist action with his
cheek almost touching hers.
:" / JUST can't seem to get it,"
Susan said. She felt q little
dizzy. After that, Mike stopped
talking and seemed to be more
interested in her position than
what she was doing with the
racket. When the lesson finally
ended, they both looked very
flushed and Mike asked her for
a date the following night.
She saw him three times that
week. That week end, they
rocked together on Susan's
porch glider in the dusk. He
groped for her hand. He said:
Il think you're wonderful"
Susan got choked feeling
in her chest. She lowered her
eyes slowly. then raised them
to meet his. She thought for
the thousandth time: When I
see thine eyes =. The bineSf
piOiets. She blushed and
said: Il think you're wonder
full, too. She was almost blind
ingly happy.
They rocked for a little while
in silence. Then he breathed
deeply. Il smell carnations"
he said. And roses. You really
have a fine garden. Did that
thing | gave you help any?"
Susan smiled. what thing?''
THAT clipping from the mag
azine. About the crab grass"
She continued to smile at him,
but gradually the smile froze.
Grab grass?" she said.
you know - ! handed it to
You in your office weeks ago."
Susan opened her mouth and
then closed it again. From
somewhere came the sound of
a lawn mower. "Oh, yes" she
said finally. 81 remember. Ex-
cuse me a minute, will your
She went inside and up the
stairs. In her room, she walked
to the bureau and opened a