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FT'ienISUSgEG Notes
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Birth Announcements

evening.
Birth Announcements
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Friend at Morgan
town w. Va, recently. He is a son
of Mrs. Elizabeth Friend and the
late Frederick Friend, of Morgan
town, and is a grandson of Mrs.
Minnie Friend, of Friendsville. He
was recently discharged after four
years in the Navy
A son, William Ross, was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford A. Kip
SchrOyer, Fairmont, W. Va. on
Tuesday, April "a. He is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Schroyer, of
Rivesville, formerly of near Acct
dent He is a Navy veteran of
World War II and a Korean veteran
and is now employed with G. NJ. A.
c.
Birthday Surprise Party
Mr. and Mrs Okey Casteel gave a
surprise birthday party on Monday
evening for her sister, Mrs. Chas.
NedroW, at the hOnoree's home.
Brothers, sisters and other relatives
attended the party. Refreshments
were served.
Brief Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Hoff and
daughter spent Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bishoff
and daughters, at Hoyes Little
Miss Sharon BishOff accompanied
them home and visited until Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hurley, of
Pittsburgh, Pa were Saturday Wis
itors of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sines
and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Friend and
children, Friendsville Miss Mae
Schroycr and Mrs. Mary Fazen-
baker. Oak Hill Mrs. Esther Knox
and family, Oakland, we're Sunday
afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Clayton S"hroyer and family, near
Accident.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Wright Wis
tied on Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Tarleton HENDERSON,
Hazelton, w. Va.
Mrs. Harold Friend and Mrs.
Ray VauSickle, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
meth Savage and Beverly spent
Sunday with Mrs. Minnie Frantz
and M and Mrs. Stanley Frantz,
Ridgelcy, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward X. Livengood
and sons Norman and Phillip Wis
tied MIR and Mrs Joseph Resi- at
Jennings, Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Okey Hoff and daughter Mar
lene were Mi and Mrs. Isaac Fra
zee, MarklCySburg. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs Glen Frazce and children,
Dale Dorothy and Glcnna; Mrs.
Ida FraZcc, of Frazcc Ridge and
Wilbur Hutzcl.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sincs and
daughters spent Sunday afternoon
at KcnnyWood Park Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Zolanda umbel. widow of
Harvey Umbel, and farmer resi-
dent Of SelbyspOrt. is seriously i'll
at the home of her son-in-laW and
daughter. MIR and Mrs Alex w
Grove Two other daughters visit
ing her are Mrs Frances Bisbing
of Gettysburg, Pa and Mr. and
Mrs. Pressman, of Deep Greek; al
so Mrs. Amos Friend and Mrs.
Helen Devine.
Sunday dinner guests of the Dun
hams and Shoemakers we're Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Spear and Walter
Wicklow, Girard, o.; Miss Virginia
and Joseph Barnard,
students at State Teachers college,
Danny Wicklow and W.
Fl. Haenftling. Other supper guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Calbert Bussard
and daughter Dolly and Miss Kaye
Stewart of Cumberland.
Mrs. D. l.. Fike and grandson
Hickey Bates returned to their
home here after spending the Win
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Daniel officiating. Burial will be
in the church cemetery.
Surviving besides his brother,
Asa, are a sister, Mrs Ada Eary,
Charleston w. Va, seven nieces
and nepheWs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-05-03

FIRST CHOICE OF MILLIONS FOR
WALLS. CEILINGS AND WOOD
WORK, TOO. The 1909 latex paint.
Washable. scrubbable. durable. Flows
on with brush or roller Dries in 20
minutes. No panty odor. No brush
marks. Your choice Of $50 gorgeous
'0'O'S' Some Deep cOlors Slightly Higher
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for some time.
Funeral services were conducted
on Tuesday.
Surviving are a son, Erwin S.
Smith; two daughters, Mrs. Pearl
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-05-03
MRS. MARY SMITH

Mrs Mary Smith, widow of Sam
Smith, of Salamonia Indiana, and
mother of Erwin 5. Smith, of Oak
land, died late Saturday night,
April %. She had been in i'll health
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-05-03

LcMastcr Salamonia, Ind; and
Orpha Smith, Richmond, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith returned 10
their home here on Wednesday
evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-05-03
STOP THAT ITCH!
IN JUST Is MINUTES

If not pleased. your iOc back at any
drug store. Try instant-dr, ing iTCH-ME-
NOT for itch of eczema, ringworm in
sect bites. foot itch or other surface itch.
Easy to use day or night. Now at Eng
lander's Pharmacy.-Adv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-05-03
ROY c. Sewers

Roy c. Sewers, aged IS died at
his home in Kitzmiller on Satur-
day afternoon, April 28 He had
been in ill health for several days
A native of Hambleton, w. Va,
he had served as constable of Kitz-
miller for the past 30 years He was
a son of the late Ephraim and
Rachel Junkins Sewers He was a
member of the Kitzmiller Volun-
teer Fire company.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Olive Hazel Barnes Sewers; three
daughters, Mrs. Lois Mosser, Kitz-
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21

"The sooner we make it clear to
Mr.. Nasser and to all the other
states in the area that Israel is
here to stay and that we are
against aggression from any
source, the BETTER" he said.
The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee announced last week
that Hamilton Fish Armstrong
will make an on-the-spot survey
of the effectiveness of, ~. S. for
eign aid programs in Israel, Leba-
non, Iraq, Jordan, Syria and Saudi
Arabia. Armstrong is editor of the
publication, Foreign Affairs" He
is one among nine individuals
who collectively will survey most
of the countries benefiting from
U. S. aid programs.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21

Senator Hubert Humphrey,
member of the committee, dis
closed in a television interview
that he had proposed such an in
vestigation. He said there should
be Sensible, systematic interro-
cation" into events in the Middle
East, the results of which should
be used in implementing an effec-
tive policy there.
The Minnesota Senator sharply
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21

criticized the Eisenhower Admin
istration policies in the Middle
East. He said it had not been ''per-
Sistently dedicated" to trying to
get the Arab nations and Israel to
settle their differences peaceably.
He stressed President Eisen-
hower's great personal influence
and said this should be exerted
now to bring the Middle East ma
tions into a peace conference.
Sen. Humphrey warned against
permitting a reversal of the Mid
die East situation to what it was
before the Anglo-French-Isr
actions and stressed the need for
positive action now when Ameri-
can prestige was high in the Arab
world. He called for a program of
extensive economic aid, wi h
priority to the Jordan River de-
velopment project, and guaran-
tee against aggression for all the
nations involved.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-12-21
Democrats Seek Senate Study Of
Administration S Middle East Policies
WASHINGTON, (JTA)

Foreign Relations Committee plan thorough
Of the policies preceding and
the was learned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
GIRL FRIDAY
IBM OPERATOR

Experienced in 402. SIC and key
punch. Steady reliable. Call MI.
Fur, Ii. $4,000, to 3.
INSURANCE CLERK, good with fig-
ures. tipping, ) days; $3.50 Po-
ToMAC EMPLs, 1884 Wilson blvd"
All. ia $4,000.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

/ Must be thoroughly experienced in
every phase Of MANAGEMENT, to take
complete charge of rental ONCE in
Iocsl references III o-a2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

REGISTERED NURSE. Physicians
office. 1890. to $50 pm Mon :.
We'd. Thurs, Fri. Tipping essential
Box S5-J. Star.
RENTAL CLERK. white, exper.,
pleasing personality. for Washing
toms newest luxury building: prefer
lady over. 30. with some tipping
experience. Call MR.. LOVE, tn.
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CASHIERS

For appliance retail at George'i
warehouse, full or part time: per
manent positions with good pay anC
excellent working conditions. SCI
MI. Liebert,
GEORGES WAREHOUSE
2146 Gath Place NE.
Between Gil AN. or az PM.
CHURCH CHOIR ORGANISE; mus
be able to play anthems. LII. /.
3l94; after $3.50 pm. RE. 5-B6S7
CIGAR CLERK, exper., good salary
hours ALL; pleasant surroundings
3630 Conn. MO. 6-S600.
REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE, full
time only. For small, weIl-est. Va
ONCE. Reply. giving full info. Il
Box 494-L, Star.
PART TIME WORK-Typing anc
bookkeeping. Someone living il
vicinity of Georgia and Eastern
ave. Call Mr.. Peck. TU. 2-I4Il
ewes between : and 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
CEMENT WORK

OE4MEflN WOfth
Window cords, csulkinE. siding. roof.
lnk, rec rms, repairs. odds and ends
OF any KIND done. For prompt. de-.
Pendanls service. call CLYDE
THOMAS. white mech. II. 1854. :
DRIyEWAYS. porches, walks. steps
patioS. garages. al kinds Of con.
crete work. LII. 4-ss29 or III. 9.
ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs
new snd old cash or terms CO
ELECTRICAL WORK-wirine and
appliance repairs; 24-hr. service 81
no extra charge. CIR. 3-i6s7.
FLOOR LAYING. all kinds. Asphalt
lglnyi; li1i eh rnoosr y it'a door.
FLOORS sANDED. finished; new. 70
g ~ oid floors. &C up: painting
ext. c. L. HINsof. 10. Lab.
FLOOR SANDING-Painting. noort
eleaned and Eaxed, window clean
KITCHEN Top-aHaiity perform
anee. planning, production and
BRING your Kitchen az 10 'i pay ".
day take years on Convenient
terms car SEQ Kitchen Dfvi.
sion ~ 5000
PAINTING Interior and exterior
papefina patch ciasterspR Free
estimate After . IA 4-03fS
-
PAfNTfNg-Res Eerk and pafnts
Sober skilled Ehite painter co.'s
oEn Eorf NJ Wiineth. ~ s--Ges
FfINTiNG plssteriEs. bspsriDs cen
eral rsDsifs Ftfe rs g1Tt 4 SOC
tisfT. Con isse heanf repair
fnrk guar White nschsrirf
Esta1 1898 For free estlrafss
cal NJ s-ff-- O. * a-F57f
JACK ? TATE
PAINTING. interior ane exterior
white mechanics free estimates
Cal anTtins. AP. 7-esfO
PaINTISc -: snaa -. .grs sssr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
HELP-WoMEN

LADIES MAKE SEQ An EVENING
selling TOYS and HOUSEWARES
through party plan. ia. g-303l
MAID. part time, hours 10 TO 2
for sportswear shop. Apply 26lSA
Conn ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
INSURANCE CLERK

Experienced White. Age
20 to 80.
Established Insurance
agency: to handle renewals
and claims. fire, casualty and
automobile lines.
Good tvping ability and
accuracy in figures REQUIRED
5-day week. Hospitalizs-
ton and life insurance bene-
fitS. SALARY open ME S-399b.
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= AZ =
SIS PER WEEK
Experienced. well educated. per-
sonahle. Mature woman with ability
Wanted for full time. Permanent po-
sition with local school. Phone ST
3-20S6 or visit AMERICAN INSTT-
TuTE, RIM. ais. 1406 @ st. NV. Ask
for Air. Manahan.
WAITRESS. white. over 81. must b.
RESTAURANT. 1919 Conn. ave.
WAITRESS, exp. mature, days
salary $50: tips, S50-S55. Appl,
4015 So 2sth ST. Ari.. TIE. GOODS
WAITRESS wANTED-Apply in per.
son. Prefer person from Hyattsyillt
area. NJ. 4 J. BARBECUE RES
IAURANT. 1921 Riggs I'd, w
WAITRESS. white. over II. NJ
phone calls. BARNEY'S RESTAu
RANT. 9th and L NV.
WAITRESS. white or Japanese; ex.
p Pc, SIs, HTseessaEyi Apply IL per.
sin ave, Bethesda, Md.
WAITRESS. white. experienced, par
days. TESTERS RESTAURANT
6ll q st. NV.
WAITRESS, white. experienced. Good
pay, excellent tips. Apply SMILING
BUpDHA RESTAURANT. 1925 Wis
consin ave, OIL. 2-3524.
WAITRESS, part time. lunch only;
Sundays on: no phone calls. SAX
ONY, 90T Penna. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES (2i. white. part-timC
lunch or fuli-tifne night: excellent
tips for experienced girl. Apply In
person, DERBY ROOM RESTAU.
RANT, 1901 H ST. NV.
MATTRESSES, white. over 81. full
time, split shifts, or meal per day.
should live in vicinity; experience
M MS ks roll no HOUSE ISL os siivs,
Spring, Md, JU. 9-350l.
WAITRESS. experienced; good tips
ana Sood hours. 1875 Conn ave
MATTRESSES. white. over a.. res
sasilns P Gssasso OF ze Hsso arr 0i
WAITRESS. white. age 2I-30: niGht-
be experienced with food and
drinks: excellent salary and tips.
RksfAUR1Nr. SOC 18th St. nv.
WAITRESS, white. Weekends only.
Fri. and sat. 5 pm. to $50 pm;
sun. IL to $50 pm. Apply In
person bet. 2.30 and 8 pm, Nc
phone calls. SILVER RESTAURANT.
$3.50 Ca. ave. Silver sprirg. Nc
WAITRESS
White. experienced. neat and reliable
for Z m. 10 3 pm. shift. Apply IL
person from II m, 10 , IN and
3 . N. 70 p pm. " UNIVERSITY
CLUB li35 18th st. nv
GIRL WHITE. between 1873, 70
work u dry cleaning dept. &c
sxpeF necessary. VII TAIN: s-day
LING LAUNDRY 1921 9th 81
nv
GIRL. colo=ee, neat appearing. %
bus olshss Apply IN person. Ask
for LUCY 1915 LiVinsston ID Sc
STRAIGHT Out s. Capital st. NJ
diasfmanoT. 10. 7-o37o
oIRI-WHrTE
For crT cieaning store sxueriencec
preferred. Apply i342 n. 7. are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20

SKA MISTRESS. preferably expert.
enced In sewing slip covers and
draperies: someone who wishes 10
make extra money at home. Ma
terial delivered to YOU in Fails
Church-Arlineton area. Phone JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-20
HELP--woMEN

mO"1rNws ApI1 vtr55vT s,oeshIpply
Pershing DR.. Arl., Va.
sEAMSTREss, for drapery work in
GOOD saiaYy and Eorkins condi.
lions. KENNEDY INTERIOR, 5O2
kennedy ST. NV. RA. $4,000.
sEAMsTREsS. preferably expert
enced Ia sewing slip covers and
draperies. someone who wishes TO
make extra money At home. Ma
terial delivered to YOU IN Falls
Church-Arlineton area. Phone JE.
3-S3S9.
SEAMSTRESS
For drapery shop: must be expert
eneed on fine custom work. Excellent
working conditions and salary. Ap-
ply Mr., Splitter.
MAYER & co.
42l 9TH ST. NV.
SECRETARIES
JR. STENOS.
RECEIPT. -TYPISTS
ASST BKKPR. -TYPIsTs
OLEfIh
BEGINNERS AND EXPERIENCED
COLLEGE AND H. s. GRADS.
5-DAY, 35-HR. WEEK
AGES 1880, WHITE
MANY OTHERS, NOT LISTED
CONE IN AND TALK 1T OVER
SECYS., many, interesting, for top
men. legal, assoc oil, inferno;
SECYS., legal. exper SSO-Sa(l
D Bic 1sEcYs., patent Mt $50 $50
CLERK-TYPI5TS, many. interest,"
Ing. correspe figures, telephone,
v g;1;g. ,retSs;isr TO Ss.4 go
INTERVIEWER-TYPs. $3.50
RECEP. tel. voice ------o. $50
s ssx .xOe er'' T.c.p.. NE sS'-s gag
DIcTAPHoNE sEcYs. to $4,000
JR, CLERKS $40
ASST. TELLER TRAINEEs. $4,000
STENOs., beginners to S65
SEE MISS WOOD
v. WOOD PERSONNEL
80 ' sos 10Th q ST. NV. at II
SECRETARY. for work in once Of
national professional teachers or
sitions Cal INf RE 1906 S5sH Or 'J JE
1850:
SECRETARY. established law firm.
Call Elk. $4,000.
SECRETARY. young; courthouse
area: IS hrs. $50. POTOMAC
EMPL. 1894 Wilson blvd. Arl.,
ia. $4,000.
SECRETARY. single, under 80, for
well-establtshed Law nrm; 5-day
week: salary open. Cali Ma. s-ioOl
Tor appointment. ----...---
SECRETARY. small patent law firm,
Bookkeeping and shorthand. DI.
1-3S1O.
SECRETARY, competent, for I-girl
ONCE: excellent opportunity. Salary
open. Arl. Location. ia. 7-70S9
CTCnTmAnU
OEORE i All
ESSsr snSss ssrs s e sysG svns
your qualifications. BOX 275-L, Star.
CHNnEnADU
OECIG All
In once of medical organization. In
teresting position open to alert, re-
sponsible girl interested in assoeia-
ton WORK. 2-oay' 4u1nr; week; In
pioye penentS. beslnnlne salatS'
S290 gsI I laonsn: ov1 sco-L, S'
SECRETARY
Ys..-...,,., dt,,.r.,e.d no,;.,nr
MS s pV'iV n.
open 70 aists Iespons.oie 81, ~ ,
tstesteo IN tne Ieal estate pI9Lessioni
snortnanQ ana typing reoulreo. D
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Stone Work-Flagstone
BUSINESS SERVICES
MIscELLANEoUs-foR SALE

ACCORDION, 81 bass. switch; won.
derful tone. Perfect for beginners;
&RA HA tl-uRAr -
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MELP-DoMES1IL

CHAMBERlfAID- WAITRESS, colored
Tor adults; live in or out; !exper.
reliable, best local refs; drivers
license pref, DE. 2-2340.
CHAUFFEUR-H OUsEMAN, colored,
settled, sober, able TO wait or
table; excel. home and loc.; live
in or out: good loo. and wages
refs. from pvt. family. DE. 2-2340
CHILD CARE, g.h.w.; over %: liyI
In: with liberal time on. $50 wk
to start; references. OIL. 2-7427
COOK -HOUsEKEEPER, live in;
adults; other help employed; ref
erence required. DE. $4,000.
COOK-G.H.W., live in; excellent jot
in lovely home; $50 week. WO
6-3l25.
COOK AND HOUsEKREPER with
experience and references: foi
business family. Good salary and
hours. Call EN- 3-66l5 for inter-
view until l pm.
COOK-LIGHT HOUSEWORK. 5-das
week; suburbs, live in. Call ST
1884. 30.
Al COOK. CHILD CARE: LIVE IN;
6-DAY WEEK. OTHER HELP EMPL
EXPER. AND REFS. MEG. KE
i-026i
COOK
General Downstairs Work
5Iz-Day Week; References; $40.
Phone EN-. 3-S951
G.H.W. AND COOKS, live in or out;
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1917 X NV
G.H.W., live in; plain cooking: ex-
per. with children: 5hs-day week;
refs. required. RIA. 3-s442.
HONfEMAKER. live in, care for z
girls. light houseyork; viii pay tor
salary for right person. IA. 2-6741
HOUsEKEEPER for father and
motherless child. Must live In
Reliable. 10. 2-575s.
HOUsEKEEPER, white. for 3 en-
pl0yed adults: must be good cook
excellent salary and home. no
laundry. State age and references.
Box 493-L- Star.
MAIDS t2i. white; Biadensburs mo-
tel: steady work. AP 7-6lO6.
MAID. G.HW.-Sleep in beautiful
home. one person Call AID. 2-2456.
1923 18th st. NV
MAID. experienced: will pay $50
week. live in: Kensington. White
hall 6-30S2.
MATD-G.H.W,, ike children: s days,
stay > nights; $50 and carfare
RA, 6-2170.
MAID. live In teoloredl: genera
houseWork: references req. GOOD
salary. CT. 6-l224.
MAID-LiYe IN. g.h.w., assist with
cooking. On bus line, 20 min.
school-age children. s35 VIZ. HI.
SECOND MAID-Colored. no COOK
ary. En-. 3.i4s6.
SERVANT, man, live in: E.h.w. and
some cooking for single person
interesting JOB for righ; person
Only vel trained apply. Call FE
3-7G30. 10 amt pm.
WHITE WOMAN. 10 assist with
honsewofk In small family. i've n
Excellent opportunity n $3.50
WOMAN white. i've n care for
sleeriy csHsaiescins lady. Phone
OIL. S-3JI0
EXCELLENT SALARY for giri want
ing permanent hTs-ia lct. EnV
and child care OIL. 6-5sG6
DESIRE MATURE SETTLED WON
an white. 70 Do aghi housekeepinG
for Invalid wife. necessary live IN
gtandard NaEet "a 5-o7f2
WOMAN, White. iisht housssork.
care 2. s-yr.-oid R1Tl; i've IN.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Gent = J

PAINTING. naperine. water PROOF
tnR.. interior, exterior, FILA loans
ayail. For estimate call u. e.4fiI
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RECEPTIONIST
PART TIME

White. attractive, neat appearance
Tipping experience helpful; age. II TO
80. Several evenings per week, hours
pm. to 10 pm Apply in person,
OFFICERS MESS Building l0l,
Naval Gun Factory. 18th and o SITS
Sc.
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HOUSEWIVES
HELP MEN AND woMEN

BOOKKEEPER-Permanent position
with hiRh-class specially store. IT
the dress business; man or woman
up % 500 wk.; 5lz days. Call MR.
ALEXANDER at DI. 7-57S7.
CASHIER, auto service, experience
preferred. G o m pans benefits
WHEELER INC. Mrs. Carless, EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-10
First Rule for Electric Drills
lis Not to Overload Motor

Do-Use a carbide-tipped bit
for drilling masonry and, when
using it, never reduce the
amount of applied pressure.
Do-Remember that it is pos
sible to get dozens of accessories
for your drill, among them a jiga
saw, wire brush. buffing, wheel,
Ipolisher. grinder, screw driver,
hacksaw and hedge clipper, to
name just a few.
Don't Overlook the main
SignpoSts. Of possible trouble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-10

motor stalling and excessive
heat.
Don't-When drilling mason
/ y, release the trigger while the
bit is still in the work; always
Withdraw the drill, then release
the trigger.
/ Don't-Forget that there are
two types of stands which in
crease the usefulness of your
drill; the horizontal stand for
use with accessories when you
need both hands free: the YER
tical stand which converts the
tool into a drill-press arrange
ment.
Don't-Neglect the manufac-
turer's instructions about ground
ing the drill to prevent even the
slightest possibility Of a shock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-10

Here are a few dos and
don'ts" to keep in mind when
using portable electric drills.
| DO-Get long use from a port
able electric drill without repair
| by remembering the number one
rule of not overlooking the mo-
| tor.
DO-Before drilling a hole in
either wood or metal, use q
punch, awl or nail to mark a
point which is to be the center OF
the hole.
Do-Back up thin material
with a wood block to avoid dis
torting the work and to prevent
chipping when the bit breaks
through.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-04
NOTICE
OF SPECIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION

l. Notice is hereby given that between the hours of 800 A. M. and FOO P. M., February ', 1856, at Kodiak, Alaska, Special Muni- cipal Election will be held. The Polling Place within the City shall be the City Hall. The Polling Place within the area sought to be annexed in the First Proposition shall be the U. S. Com missioner's Office located on Mis- sion Road.
 The following named persons are hereby appointed to act as of ficers of said election, to-wit: Judges within the City of Kodiak
 Irene M. Lawhead
 Dorothy Haag
 Dorothy E. Clark Alternate within the City of Kodiak
 Lois Spencer Clerks within the City Of Kodiak
 Rose M. Tromonie
 Betha Digree Alternate within the City of Kodiak
 Louise Spencer Judges within the Annexation Area
 Eugenia Striga
 Pearl Foster
 Ruth Breckberg Alternate within the Annexation
 area
 Helen Leite Clerks within the Annexation area
 Ada Munson
 Antjie Huer Alternate within the Annexation
 area
 Ruby Phillips
 II. ELIGIBILITY OF VOTERS WITHIN THE CITY. Those eligi- ble to vote within the City of Ko- diak at the Special Municipal Elec- ton must possess all of the follow ing qualifications:
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Judge. of. the Kodiak Precinct. Third Division, Territory rof Alas ka, at Kodiak, Alaska as the place, when and where said Report, Ac- count and Petition will be heard: and all persons interested in said estate are hereby required to file their objections to the said report. account and petition, if any they have, in writing, on or before the said day, in the court, and to ap- pear at the time and place afore- said and present their objections; and at the said hearing the Court will determine what persons are to take the estate under the intestate laws of the Territory.
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this 10th day of January, 1856.
 (S) Mabel M. Fenner,
 Probate Judge Date First Pub. Jan. IA, 1856 Date Last Pub. Feb. 1, 1856
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GRAVEL AND SAND SALE, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF

INFERIOR Subject the Act of July 3 1947 43 OS Sec
 185 the regulations hereunder 43 CFRPa 259 sealed bids Forestry Officer Bureau of Land Man agemen Anchorage Alaska and opened at oo March l. 1856 for 100000 cubic yards designated for removal and situated along the southern shore of Kaugnak Bay Kodiak Island Alaska and more particularly extending inland from the meanderng shore approximately be- 153 deg 37 w. and 153 deg Al w. Latitude 5 03 Application submitted by George James Sprache r. O. Kodiak Alaska December 10 1855 Anchorage Serial Number O31780 considered for less than fifteen yard appraised $50OO Deposit to ac company percent of total bid price either in certified check corporate surety bid bona
 4O6 drawn payable to Bureau ot Land Management De applied purchase refunded retained part quaed according to conditions of sale The right
 reject all bids Before bids submitted full
 concerning and gravel the conditions of sale bids should be obtained from Area Forestry Off address above Person awarded the contract will costs of this advertisement.