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Evening star., 1955-06-22
LIVESTOCK

.s: sHbeAoS bczs s5S Spns sGa @ and uae1sn ssn
orally rs to mostly so lower than Tues
days average on all weights butchers
and sows; most choice No. to SIS 1901
22O ID butchers 20.76-21.75; several
decks mostly choice No. Is 190-2l5 ID
at 22.00: most 240-2SO Id 19.75-20.75:
q few .90-320 ID lS.5O-19.5 so: sows
around 400 lb and lighter in larger lots
y and lighter up to 1850 and slightly
weights up to 800 ID down to 1900, a
few over fat kind below.
Salable cattle 1000: salable calves
400; choice and prime steers LOO lb
down and all weights steers good and
below Arm; choice & prime over / 100 ID.
steady: heiters fairly active. mostly
steady; cows steady: bulls active. steady
to 25 higher; vealerS steady to 90
higher; stockers feeders slow, weak; a few
$3.50; load l,3is j S5:5o: bulk choice
choice yearlinss and light steers 81. 90
$3.50: good to low choice steers 1850
21 rs; two loads commercial steers 1880;
q load of prime 1.250 ID heifers "a Is:
q few loads high choice to mostly prime
a50-1.161 ID heifers 23.25-24 90; bulk
good and choice 19. .00-22 30; few good
fed cows 1900: utility and commercial
cows 11.50-14 so; Gamers and cutters
p.00-12. so: bulk utility and commercial
and choice vealers is.0O-23. .0o:. a few
10.00-1S. 90; a few loads good light year
ling stock steers 1a.6O-2l 500 good 500
ID feeding steers 2O.5O; medium 700 lb
weiRhtS 1885,
Evening star., 1955-06-22
'1OArea Bankers
Will Graduate

Ten bankers of the Washing
ton area and two officials of the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
here will be in a record grad
uating class to receive diplomas
at the Graduate School of
Banking at Rutgers University
Friday night.
This years graduates include
339 bank officers from SO States,
the District of Columbia and
Puerto Rico. The exercises mark
the climax of the schools 21st
two-week resident session, which
started June 13. Students con-
|tinue studies throughout the year
at home. Area graduates this
year follow:
William A. Bryarly. jr.. and George
9: yass ,jrY Rigs National Bank;
Ralph @ Keller and Robert B. Morris.
National Bank of Washington: Sidney
G., Cousins. 1r: William H. Ford and
John l.. Risdon, all Of the National
Savings q Trust Co.; Ralph H. Mitten-
dorfi: American Security q Trust Co.;
strohbacb. Federal Deposit ho Insurance uranee
Corp; Clarence E. Browning. ir.. Bank
OF Silvers Spring. and Caius NJ Car
penter, Citizens National Of Front
Royal, Va.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Virginia Electric Reports
Earnings Well Above "a

dustry and now has about 1,100
member associations.
Thirteen associations in this
area are members. These in
clude:
/ American Building Association, Ana
costa Federal Savings and Loan. East
tern Building and Loan, Enterprise Fed
erai' EQUITABLE Cooperative, First Fed
Liberty Building. Mutual Federal, North
| cast Building, Perpetual Building, Guar
dian Building of Silver Spring and First
FEDERAL OF Alexandria.
Bank Dividends Declared
Directors of the Bank of Com
merce have declared a regular
quarterly dividend of $3.50 .
share and a special dividend of
81 share, both payable June 80
to stockholders of record June
20, it was announced by Presi-
dent Thomas j. Groom today.
Directors of the American Sc
curity & Trust Co. declared a
quarterly dividend of As cents a
share, payable July IL to holders
of record at the close June 80,
President Daniel w. Bell re-
ported.
National Union Fire Insurance
Co. declared a semiannual divi-
dend of so cents a share on the
SIS par value stock, payable June
80 to stockholders of record June
%. President Alfred H. Lawson
announced.
Landa Is Board Chairman
| Alfons Landa, a partner in the
Washington law firm of Davies
Richberg, Tydings, Beebe &
Landa, has been named a direc-
tor and board chairman of the
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp.
The new chairman also is a
director of Fruehauf Trailer Co.,
Botany Mills and the American
Institute of Management.
Dividends Voted Here
Directors of Firemen's Insur-
ance Co. of Washington and
Georgetown have declared a
semiannual dividend of 4 per
cent or 80 cents a share, pay
able July l to holders of record
June "a, it was announced yes
terday.
Columbia Title Insurance Co.
declared a semiannual dividend
of 10 cents a share payable June
80 to stockholders of record
June 20.
Real Estate Title Insurance
Co. declared a semiannual divi-
dend of 10 cents a share, payable
June 80 to holders of record
June 20.
PassbOOk Really Lost
Passbooks of Perpetual Build
ing Association have been lost
before and replaced, but some
thing new was added to the
record yesterday.
When the postman delivered a
passbook to Col. Joseph H. Nc
Ninch of the Office of the Sur
geon General of the Army, at
1448 Juniper street NV, no one
was home.
Buttons, the pet dog, chewed
the book to bits, leaving only a
few tatters to show the book
really was lost. The colonel has
new book and the remnants of
the old one is in Perpetual's ar
lchives.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. June 22 B.-spot non-
ferrous metal prices today: Copper SO
cents a pound, Connecticut valley. Lead
Is cents pound. New York. Zinc 12h
cents q pound, East st. Louis. Tin 94ss
cents a pound. New York. At Pitts
quoted at 34OO-35.00.
Evening star., 1955-06-22

2.7s 21-32. OF 5-32: 3o-day futures
2.7s $50, of 5-32; 6e-day. 2.77 21-32
on 5-32; e0-day. 2.77 7-32, OF 5-32i
Belgium franc, 1855; France, franc,
.2Sss; Western Germany, deutsche mark,
90. SIS; Holland. guilder. 26,27. up .01 ;
Italy, nra, .161si Portugal, escudo. $50;
Evening star., 1955-06-22
By DONALD B. HADLEY

Net income OF virginia Electric
e. Power Co. amounted to ST.
41l,276 or 1875 cents a share in
May, compared with $1.187.014
or 1876 cents a share in May
1854, the company reported to-
day.
Net income for IL months
ended May 81 rose to $18.145,63C
or $2.41 a share from $14.029.4
or $1.96 a share in the preceding
IL months.
May operating revenues to-
tailed $8,306.751 VS.. S7.508.935 a
year earlier, while IL months
revenues increased to 500. .492,-
364 from $88,978,l71.
A Striking Parallel
There is a striking parellel be-
tween conditions in the United
States and England, reported Y
e. Brooker, resident partner Of
Alex. Brown & Sons. upon his
return from trip to Britain and
France yesterday.
Wages are up and the unions
are asking more. while the gov
ernment is struggling to keep
down imitation, he declared. Cor
porate earnings are up sharply
the markets continue to advance
and while the working people
have never had 1t so good. they
watch earnings and markets and
think rich people are getting too
much, he declared.
Mr.. Booker said there was al
important difference, however, in
that the British government has
been much more successful than
the United States in keeping liv-
ing costs down with subsidies
Living costs are only about half
what they are in the United
States, he estimated.
Mr.. Booker and his wife made
the trip abroad by ship but be-
cause of the ship labor tieup, they
returned by plane.
Expressways Aid Airports
Expressways are reducing the
time between downtown city
areas to airports in a number
of important cities, declared
Jennings Randolph, assistant to
the president, Capital Airlines,
last night.
Addressing the Michigan Au-
tomobile Dealers Association at
Mackinac Island, Mich, MIR.
Randolph said new expresSway
at Atlanta, Ga, will reduce the
city-airport time from 40 min
utes to around Is minutes, while
another at Detroit soon will cut
the time another Is minutes.
The Pittsburgh time also will
be reduced another 10 minutes
soon, he added.
Gas Sales at New Peak
Sales of Washington Gas Light
Co. in May and the first five
months of this year set new all
time records for those periods.
the company disclosed today.
May sales totaled 17,950,656
therms, an increase of 3.25 per
cent from l7,384,858 in May,
1854.
Five months sales climbed to
1S3,884,824 therms. an increase
of 1905 per cent from 167,090,-
685 in the same period last year.
Directors have declared regu-
lar quarterly dividends of 1.12l2
a share on the $3.50 cumulative
convertible preferred stock and
$1.06L4 a share on the $425 Gu
mulative preferred. both payable
August 10 to holders of record
July Is.
They also declared a quarterly
dividend of so cents a share on
common stock, payable August l
to holders or record July IS.
Foundation Gets Attention
The Savings and Loan Foun-
dation. Inc. with headquarters
here. is attracting Nation wide
attention with its current adver-
tising campaign in magazines and
newspapers stressing the import
ance of thrift and home owner
ship.
Headed by William K. Divers,
former chairman of the Home
Loan Bank Board, the foundation
is attracting increasing support
from the savings and loan in
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Distributor Named

Barber & Ross Co. has been
appointed exclusive distributor
lin the Washington area for the
new line of all-steel Capitol
Kitchens.
Evening star., 1955-06-22

Sweden, krona. 1884; Switzerland, frame,
free. 90 "a; Denmark. krone. 14,Bo.
Latin America-Argentina, free. 720,
Brazil. free. l.31; Mexico, SOC; vens.
zueia. bolivar. 30.03.
Far East-HonE Kong dollar. 1745.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. June &c u Foreign
exchange rates follow. Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents Unbalanced un-
less otherwise noted: Canadian dollar
in New York open market. ~ per cent
premium or l01 SEA. OF 1-S2.
Europe - Great Britain, pound.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. June 90 6.-Nationall
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
Moon Quotationsl
Evening star., 1955-06-04
In Cos. Of Rain

Turn off exprssswuy Of chsverIy turmoil
end follow londover Rood lon the right
opproximofely VA miles TO The big Al
laddin" Sign, turn left and follow diree-
tionaI signs 10 model homs.
Evening star., 1955-06-04
DIRECTIONS

Out South Dokotc Avenue or New York
Avenue TO the new Baltimore Washington
Parkway, or out Bladensbure Rood 10 the
Baltimore Washington Parkway. turn onto
the porkwoy ond continue on porkway
10 Route so iurn-off immediately follow
ing chevsry furu.offl. Beer right on
Route so approximately Va mile 10
COOPER LANE end big Aladdin" sign.
Turn right az sign on Cooper Lone. con-
tinue following dlreesionol signs 10 fUr.
nished model home.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Retiring Commission
Chief Clerk Honored

The District Public Utilities
Commission said goodbye yester-
day to its chief clerk Of is years,
Mrs. Naomi H. Hetzel. who
retired after 20 years Of service
with the District government.
In a brief farewell ceremony
In the Office of Commission
Chairman George z. c. Hayes,
she was presented with q certifi-
cate of merit and 500 bill.
Mrs. Hetzel. who lives at S15
Eighteenth street NV, said she
plans to spend a few weeks in
Pittsburgh, and then 60 to work
here for the local chapter of
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis.
Three former utilities COM
missioners Joined in the cere-
mony. They were District Com
missioner Robert e. Mclaughlin,
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Textile Mans Body
Found in Chesapeake

NORFOLK, Va. June Is. R.
The body Of q 50-year-old New
York textile manufacturer who
disappeared from q Chesapeake
Bay ferry In an apparent suicide
attempt Tuesday night was re-
covered yesterday.
The Northampton County, Va.
sheriff's Office told the Coast
Guard the body of David Cata-
lano of South Roslyn. N. Y.
was recovered from the water
near the ferry terminal at Kip
topeke Beach on Virginia's East
ern Shore.
State Trooper F. M. Page said
| a suicide note was found in Mr..
Catalano's abandoned automo-
bile when the ferry docked at
Little Creek on the Virginia
mainland,
Evening star., 1955-06-25
COSTS ARE HIGH
AS WELL AS PEAKS
IN HiMALAYAS

CHRISTCHURCH, New
Zeala nd (NANA).-Five
young New Zealanders seek
ing mountains to climb have
decided to focus their at
tention on South America
this year instead of the
Himalayas.
One of the climbers, 25-
year-old DR.. Anne Connyn
ham. explained the party
viii go to Peru because the
HimalayaS are "too popu-
lar" and besides, costs Of
hiring Himalayan porters
has risen too high.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
AUCTION SALES
THOS J. OWEN T. SON, Acctioneers.
iii e ST. NV.

FgqSss g4osY zsf zN6 # obAgaRRsf yaIqaslf TTS ESS
BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING
FIVE ROOMS AND. ONE BATH
aSE ANP RED RElNd dMiNN2srh kSAWg As gEEEHE. REEME.
@NoRTHEAsT @ T;HiiEgAsT WWsssfEfNddToN. b. {. e.
BY virtue Of a certain, deed, Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1880.
Foio S3a e. s;r,o, fsa q tne o1robis lsnd Tss-
SraS snd q q he he teauest q r he Party
trustees viii sell, at public suetion.
BI5 N tFoRs of Ths shs Drf%WlssNsr rf%WlENr9YniNTa 9Y IEna
O'CLOCK PM. the foilowine-de-
scribed land and premises situate
IL as,Hnsss the pstrc: II ana q pss h a9n n
Square $3.50 in Kathleen ,Wright.s
S1bdiyision Of ..art,,nd ..gsrtt Of vnIarygsg vBIayisys
81 coiumSis tos Sas'fI0iL II Liber @ ios At ioiiSo
.l94; subject to covenants of Tssord.
TERMS. OF SALE; on p AT; AL - CASH,
Ss dspGsls t. q af ssle os made
ancine, recordinE. revenue stamps.
Ct St. sale e. to s0s s. CT sdDea paEshess s Tthn Tsims
30 davs from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the Iignt 70
resell the property at the tisk
AFTER ana efSs i've q DAYS ss'A Reimbursement oi
pubiishsd il Washinston, B. {.
ecHAklEs cHitAhkhlfEas 6 fFhAfEEkips fFhHAfEEEkips. j
ieis,si,35,S5.3s trustees.
THos. J. OWEN 4 son; Auctioneers.
Trustees sale Of Valuable Row
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AfNrs Af RFEMIsEf FsHRfEf. soRgfRERsr. oRMREE S421
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of tEyysss
duly recorded. in Libsr No: eo89.
Folio I7e Ct Sea;, q ths n'sr,rss land re-
eaTed sa e. ths tRersS ssSae't ne e 'ns Sndsrssnsd
In front Of the prsmisss, on NON:
pay. THE TWENTY-iSdEHyrEsTA
FPAATgrEo?THiR4Y PAX 81 iHNE' o5dloce 81 is's'p PA,
premises. situate in the District 81
Columbia, and designated as ana
being Lot u In Square West q
vision Of Lot Z in Block 2. Brook
land" as per plat recorded in the
once OF the Surveyor for the Dis.
trict Of Columbia 10 Liber 70 at
folio 92 Subject TO covenants OF
TERMS OF SAFE: ALL CASH. A de-
post Of $4,000 win be required
at time Of sale. Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale All conveyance
ing. recording, revenue stamps, etc,
at cost Of purchaser. Terms Of
sale TO pc complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale, other.
wise the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defauiting purchaser
after i've days advertisement Of
such resale In some newspaper pub.
iished In WaShington, D. c.
WALTER M, EBERMAN,
LARRY o. STEELE,
lel6.l6.2l,23.2b Trustees.
Continued on next pagel
Evening star., 1955-06-25
RRAMCR nRIYE.iN clIn,on.

BRANCH DRIVEN c'iSsc"' M
s,s MI; So. cf D. e. Line Via B.snsh ssss
Men. ) Action Hits. ROD CAMERON
LONE. WHERE SHE DANCED" Color
Western, 900: MARION BRANDo in
THE WILD ONE. 1880, BonNs
POWER in "a YANK IN THE Raj"
ct 1900. Kiddie Movie Races With
Big Prizes, at 1890.
Evening star., 1955-06-25

AVR0MWY Arlington
tAAAAS VSsA OF 4.sioo
Late Show at 1906. DAWN AT
souR. fPfpER fGalGh EaGRiE. T8he 4 a:o7 A and
1906; Plus ma AND PA KETTLE
toon. Located in Arlington on U. s.
Route 1. Just over the 14th st.
Bridge. Sunday. "BLACKBoARD
JUNGLE" and Jesse JAMES VS..
Evening star., 1955-06-25
PERSONAL

FREE TUITION for child to pvt.
sch. in Ch Ch.: in exchange for
parent driving. OIL. 2-9S73. 30
TOM, telephone at once; may be at
Mas; very important. LUCILLE.
HILL-BILLY ENTERTAINERS and
others needed to entertain our
seryicemen If you, are interested
or know anyone who is call MR..
1 WILL Nor be responsible for any
SsOtn Ss nyse SshfF HsNRY ihsR 0nss s. sGaasSasse
3i24 Parkway, Chevreiy. Nd.
WILL LADY whose purse caught
another lady's dress on car. 7th
and F sts.. Thurs; eve.. June 23.
call ST, 3-3l00. Ext. 344. Lady
TEAM SEEKING BASEBALL GAME
at WA. 5-sIe2 for details.
ORGANIST, volunteer for white
Protestant s.w. church. rAD. 2-22ss.
INFORMATION on stocks. progress
tsPen'' tsPen coRsset nssh MRS ssas MasoRsisSosNs. Sss.
ST. 3-0737 and 10. s-S726. 27'
MTMEOGRAPHING: 800 copies. S3.1o
174o x st. NV. RIM. 4s. ST. 3-6l SO.
SUMMER RECREATION SCHOOL,
conducted BY Chevy Chase Country
Day School, daily review OF AGA.
demic work. outdoor play, cool
rooms and shaded grounds. Care
fui supervision SONGS and rythms
for nursery group. OIL 2-9S73,
ARTINI CoNsUELo DANCE CIuB.
conditioned: two. lessons plus
one dance party weekly; reas. rates.
NICK MARTIN. Director. info.
WEDDiNG announcements. invita-:
tions: 24-hr. service. STANLEY
st. NV. DI. 7-1434.- nights or
phone orders. IA, 5:S245.
prepared and typed. personnel
counseling. ExCH. SERV. CO. 1740
K ST. NV. RIM. 4S. ST. 3-6lS6.
NICE, PLEASANT HOME for elderly
tion invited. No 7-5242.
ARTTsT-.Portraits in oil or eolorful
pastels by European artist; also
classes In portrait and art, begin
ming In May and June. KNUD
HoUGART. IA. 5-15s7.
Evening star., 1955-06-25

0AY NRYW Cedar 3-4111. Geo.
&Ah416m Palmer Hwy. Via
LAndover Rd. TO RI. 1O4. Left 3
Miles. or Defense Hwy. TO 5Oi, Turn
Right. Kiddies Free.
Big Triple Feature and Cartoon Car
nival. JOHN PAYNE In "HELL,S
1sLANp" 4LAHMn =, tTsch,. Ct rlIl l1;e0; eiJS g9HS
at 9:2O. STERLING HAYDEN in
KANSAS PACIFIC" (Tech.), at
1870. Giant Cartoon Carnival at 8.
Starts Tomorrow. THE coUN-
TRY GIRL" "BEAR COUNTRY"
Evening star., 1955-06-25

Outdoor Church Services Every
Sunday Morning, S:00-S:30 at
Branch Drive-In.
Evening star., 1955-06-25

Capital Transit Vice President
James H. Flanagan and James
Lauderdale.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
ROTH'S THEATRES

SILVER SPRING '1t1 & Sc siis; n;'
Free Parking at Rear Of Theater.
Riddles Matinee LOO Pm. LANA
TURNER, EDMUND PURDoM in
THE PRODIGAL," Cinema Scope,
Color, 100, $3.50. 5:42. 7:54. 1906.
Free Coffee in Our Lounge.
DA WR Sovannoh S. Of 18Th s.. Sc.
. sAsaAs Blk off Alo Ave 10 2-2233
tos tss Tmss sYFSSEy TSsay WEs eNWsTEsssc0gs g1sHS snS
HAYWARD. "UNTAMED," 2:2B. sos,
$3.50; BUD ABBOTT, LOU COSTEL.
STANTON 9th z { SIS. NE.
Matinee at 1 PM. Big cinemascope,
Double Feature. ALAN LADD and
ANDREY DALTON, DRUM BEAT"
at 1 :35. $50, $3.50; ROCK HUDSON
and BARBARA RUSH. CAPTAIN
LIGHTFOOT." at 1886. 1880. HALF
Hour Cartoon Show.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES

AN oUT-oF.TowN experienced COM
position roofer with experienced
help desires work with q housing
project contractor that can furnish
steady employment. win work by
the hour or by the square. Can
report for work on or about July g..
Give price per hour or square in
f1rst letter. Box SAX Star. 26e
] WILL NOT BE REPONSIBLE for
debts. contracted by anyone other
than myself NATHANIEL PRICE.
1905 40th st. ne, Wash. D. c.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Veterans Administration has
received a request for waiver Of the
application of Section 264 (al,
Public Law $50. send Congress t66
Stat. 6T9l insofar as 1t may be
applicable to an employee OF the
Civil Defense Education Project,
U. S. Once Of Education. Depart-
ment Of Health. Education and Wei.
also. be ,emp,oyed as a teacher Of
for Secretaries located in the Ma.
tional Press Building, Washington.
d. C. All persons desiring to b6
heard on this matter should COM
municate in writing with the As
sistant Deputy Administrator for
Vocational Rehabilitation and Edu-
cation, Veterans -Administr atior,
Vermont Avenue and n Street. NV,
Washington. 25, ID. c.. prior to 30
days from the date OF this notice
setting forth the basis of their In.
terest and their objections. II any,
to the granting Of such request.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
ESG7z1ssZS EEIeHBOREool M9zzyl
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

"THE BLACKBOARD JUNGLE-A young teacher encounters
brutal juvenile delinquency.
"THE COUNTRY GIRL"-Grace Kelly and Bng Crosby in .
moving backsage drama.
"THE GLASS SLRPER"-Lesie Caron plays q fetching
musically charming Cinderella.
MAN WITH A MHLION'-A that can make life very
interesting Gregory Peck discovers
"RUN FOR COVER"-Superior outdoor notch
performance by Jimmy Cagney.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD

Funeral services for Mrss Inga Hansen were conduc ted at the Methodist church last Fri day night by Rev. Nelson Moyera
 Mrs. Hansens who passed away May 25, was born ia Ta- coma Washington in 1905. She cane to Alaska in 1928 and taught school here on the Peninsula
 She was preceded in death by one son, cilbers, who died in 1943s She is survived by her hus band, Bert, g. daught CT Mrs. lawrence Rogers, and one son. Ge erald, and enc grand daughter.
 Mrs. Carl Sho1in sang Abide With Me" for the ser vice. She was accompan jed by Marion Koeppel at the organs
 Pa11bearers were Homer Latham, Milo Kal lman, Charles Miller, Lee Cole, Carl sho1in and Harry Hegdah1e
Homer news., 1955-06-02
PUBLIC NOTICE

The Public Hearing sched d. u1ed and announced by the di- rectors for 6 Juno, 1855, at the fl reha1l, for receiving a fo rma1 posa1 for a rater system and requesting Eater franchise for a designated area rithtn the boundaries of the Public Utility District, by MT. Norris Ktl1en, is hereby cancelled due to the vii thdrawal of Mir. K1l1en's request.
 Homer & Thompson
 Manager, KPPUD fl
Homer news., 1955-06-02
ANCHOR POINT

The re were many fishe rmen trying their luck in Anc hor River over Memorf al Day but few fish were caught We hope for better luck for ev- eryone this week.
 Mary Robinson, home demon strat ion agent and upholstery specialist, is conducting an upholstry workshop at the An chor Point school. Classes will cont inue until Saturday, June 4.
 The annual Anchor Point fish. fry for community mem bers will be he Id Saturday night, June Il on the beach. The fry is sponsored by the Anc hor Point Homemade rs Club.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
BIBLE SCHOOL PLANNED

The Methodist church vaca- tion bible school will begin Monday, June s. according to Rev. Mel son Mover. The tn- week school will last through June IF. Classes will be held from 9 to 12 noon Monday ehr cugh Friday. Transporta- sion will be furnished, Mover r said and all youngsters from < to IA are VIC come to attend
Homer news., 1955-06-02
CONSTRUCTION YORK GOING AHs ID

CONSTRUCTION YORK GOING AHz-lD N Several pieces Of heavy equi rnent for the Chris Borg firm arrived in town late last week and have been moved up on the hill. Some pre1 i'm tnery york has been started on the pro joct, but it is un- derstood that due to a lack of materials the najo part of the work will not get un- der way fo T some t1mee
 work on the hospital hoU- ever, is proceeding at a rap- i'd pace.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
GUY RcsI TO LED CLASS

Guy Ros ] has accepted the leadership of the All tractor maintenance class according to Ed Liebenthal extens sion agent. The first-lclass ill be held SatIr rday, June 4 at 10 a.m. at the Rost Auto Electric Service shop. All boys between the ages of 10 and .21 are ue1c one to sign up for the cla ss, Lfebenthal said by attendi ng the first class.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
ELECTRIC CLASS HOLDS MEETING

The All Home Electric class held their first ne et- ing Tue sday even ing with the ir leader Frank White. The meeting was held in the Extens ion Office. The boys who had signed up for the course were Danny -Jone s, Pat Sec tt, Robert Campbell, Rob- ert Seitzs Nelson Mover, Ray Kranich and Bill Carlson.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
.vg FOR STATES

Henry charb rlain and D. A. Peterson loft Homer Wedne sday morning by car for the States They plan to vis- it many points of interest in Ala ska and the Yukon Terri- tory during the ir drive.
 Chamberlain will visit with friends and rela tivos in the vicinity of Wichita, Kan sas while Peterson ill be re returning to Ashland, Oregon. LICENSE SURVEY NOT COMPLETE
 F a sl WV -.te@4 ae Homer Thompson, PUD nan ager, has expressed his thanks to all those Who have sent in replies to the busi- ness license survey and he would like to request that those Uho have not completed the que stionaire do Htso and mail it to the FUD office at the irs earliest conveni fence in orde that the PUD may submit their list to tho tax com- missioner in June aus
Homer news., 1955-06-02
20 MAKE HOME HERE

MT. and Mrs. Robert s. Thompson arrived in Homer Wednesd from Los Angeles to make their home with the ir son and daughter-in-lau and family, MT. and Mrs. Homer Thompson.
 Alaska is not new to MT. Thompson as he took part in the Nome gold rush of the early 19OO's.
Homer news., 1955-06-02
C'LASSIF FED
 . Rate ; 3P a word
Phone 239 For 24-Hour Cab Service AURoRA CAB

FOR SALE: California Breed
 rabbits l doe, 2 young buckss Also 3 baby parakeets See Crockett in Marteeny cab. in on CT Roads f 51p