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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

I BLOCK OF BALTIC. HWY
rms, large finished attic. recr. rm.,
new cond:. side drive. s500-Sl 900
cash. win exchange. OWNER. IA.
S-'Olo' ~
$II.95O for this 2-bedrm. stone
BUNGALOW in Columbia Park. mr.
Kent Village and p. G. Golf and
Country Club. Has attached ga
rage on nice lot Terms can be
ARRANGED. DOUG NJ SMILEY. Real
tor, UN. 4-S260: ewes. AP. 7-4675.
IOI WOODLAND DR., Forest Hts,
Md.--By OWNER low down pay
laree lot. Lo. 1885,. 30
OPEN SUN, !: "a 10 $40 pm. Col
lege Heights Estates, 72l2 Windsor
iane-New split-level. finest an
pointments. lst showing. This ex-
ceptionally fine home in Prince
Georges Co.'S most exclusive sub
division Is happy combination of
mod. desisp and classic appeal. fea-
din. rm., kit. ldry, rm., rec. rm., 4
porch, gar. hot-air heat. Price,
S3S.500. Air conditioning avail. at
additional cost. FOX d WHALIN.
INC AP, 7-0Sl7. Parkway 5-l 392
NEW SOFT. RAMBLER. s14.950--
3 bedrms., carport, full bsmt,, de
luxe kit. wooded iot; near Lanham
School; AS low as S2,500 cash.
Call til 9 PPM. WA. f-3900, ROB
3:BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER, esx50;
full bsmt.; h.-w.h.; FLA approved
a. M 900: ! blk, of Riggs I'd. in
after 8 pm. HE. 1861. 80
OPEN H0USE-Beautiful, white, .
story brick: liv rm.. din. rm., COM
plete kit, screened side porch; full
bsmt.; garage; level, fenced-in lot.
6uX20O, with trees. 1910 TiIden
I'd. Dir: Out U. s. Route 80, turn
north on oath ave, 2 blks, to open
center and bus al fhS Spproy SnCp sis
900. CLYDE R. ADAMS, Realtor,
OPEN SUN. 1910 to $40. Univ
Park. 4i02 Van Buren@Cape Cod;
liv. ,rm., din, rm., kit. den and
powder rm- st f., 3 hedrms. and
bath, md A., finished rec. rm
I'd. TO Van buren,, north on Van
Buren, TO Open sign. FOX a
WIg6d VIVA INC. AP. 7-Os17; PA. >
OPEN-New split levels and ram.
piers; Situated on Il -acre wooded
lot IN beautiful Seabrook Acres
!Lanhem area): Brick construc-
ton. de luxe kit. fireplace in liv
rm., e baths in the split levels
Price, .Sl6.500 and Sl7,500. Excel
financing. For additional infor
and directions, call THOMAS F
HALEY; Realtor, Lanham, Nd
AP. 7-S300. 90
$62 A MO. PAYS ALL FOR CT
With only $3.50 On; excel. home or
big lot; mr.. schools, bus and shops
81 appraised. Nonvet can assume
AZ loan. Price. $3.50. AP. 1922
JAMES c. CONLEY d CO.
NEW 3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Full bsmt.. tile bath. beaut. kit. l.;
lot 4S'X225. paved street. Only
Sl3,750, FILA or cow. terms. Trades
considered. Call MR.. FELLOWS
RE. 6-6S64. builder. al
BEDROOMS
Conv. to Andrews Field. Large
corner Inf Efran1 nj hepat
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1904 BROXBURN DRIVE
SMALL PURSE
BARGAINS
EASY TERMS

EASY TERMS
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
RIA. $4,000 TIL 8 PM. HE. $4,000
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DIXON RUN HILLS

RAMBLER; near shopping. school.
etc. Modern 2-year-old., 5-rm, bries
can assume $4,000 OF loan already
on the place. A golden opportunity
for YOU. SO don't fool around. Call
Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY CO..
ST 3-736S "a
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OPEN SAT. SUN, 1-6
DIXON HILL RAMBLERS
1928 ST. BARNABAS RID.

ATTRACTIVE BRICK COLONIAL,
nificent oak trees. Charming liv. rm..
modern kit, utility room. bath, .
bedrooms. Immaculate throughout.
Convenient to schools, shopping,
transportation. Price, Sll. 800, lib
eral financing.
To Reach: Over S. Capitol st.
Bridge beyond ,Glassmanor to Liv-
ingston I'd. left on Livingston
through Oxen Hill intersection to St
Barnabas I'd, left on St. BarnabaS
l block to property.
PETERS REAL ESTATE co.
MA. s-0742 Ewes, OIL. 6-s105
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WOODLAND. MD.

1921 and 1909 Freeport st,--Lovely
3.bedrm. semiramblers. full bsmt
nice yard, QE kit gas heat, mr..
schools and shops Call Mrs Ben
ner II. 6-0135 or II 6-Tn43.
Willoughby Realty Co.
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FORESTVILLE
RE. 6-S06O -
HILLANDALE FOREST

New 6O-ft. custom rambler. 3 lge.
bedrmS., :! complete tile baths. lux
ury kit, full din. rm. and lge. liv
I'm. with firepl.: cony. to MOL and
Riggs I'd. Sale by builder, AP.
1-l4O0 or WE. h-hnHO. -o2
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Wildwood
Manor
Created for Regal Living

Created for Regal Living
In the Bethesda area near
NH 3 ana Z bedrooms pa
baths Priced IN the mid
tweutles VA and convene
,ional loans
NOON TILL DARK
Directions Out Wisconsin
ave. TO Bank Of Bethesda left
on Old GEORGETOWN I'd 70
wildwood Manor ~ Gros-
venot laEs
Alvin l.. Aubinoe, Inc.
1878 10Th ST NV
OIL. $4,000 HU. 3-6025
az
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7O-FT. RAMBLER

On l7-acre corner. wooded,
level lot: formal-size dining
room. all GE pastel kitchen
with eating space: fireplace
In living room: full basement:
carport. Priced under S24,-
600. Open Sunday. Call J. w.
REALTY CO.. ia. S-1S7S.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Observation-Disclosures

ALEXANDRIA-CLOVER
Spacious 2e-vr. old white brick
split level. large rms. entrance hall.
liv. rm. din. rm.. den. equip. kit.
bedrms.. > baths. permanent stairs
to storase attic. Rec. rm. Attached
garage. Washer. drier. fan. dish
washer and carpets.
PRICED $4,000
KLARE & HUXTABLE
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5 ACRES
2 Bedrooms Acre

IT'S garden time and you'ii love
s, e Ss NY, ~ s6 s9n ss ems out beoi t
NJ SMILEY, REALToR. uN. 1880.
ewes. AP. 7-467b. IA
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EDGEMOOR
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-5

Today's best buy in Bethesda is
this spacious 7-room rambler, Tea
turing l5X27 step-down living
room, 3 bedrooms, ia baths, full
dining room, paneled den,. recrea--
ton room. Completely redecorated
and ready to move right in The
price is right. with excellent imam
cling, Dir: wisconsin ave. 70 Edge
moor lane; left to Glenbrook I'd;
left to property, 7514 Glenbrook I'd
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CLINTON
LEWIS SPRING MANOR

All brick s bedrooms, modern
kitchen. large living room with fire.
place, full basement; lot II0xI7O;
$4,000. Sale BY builder. Route 5 TO
next Texaco Station, bear right to
sale sign. -22
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CT $500 DOWN
SS5. %. INCL. TAXES AND ms.
Kensineton Heights; open. 3303
Decatur ave. Brick rambler: liv.
rm.; din. rm.: lge. kit; :. bedrms,
"a baths: bsmt.; newly decorated /;
Anchor fenced: sidewalks. Kensing-
Wheaton I'd. TO Drum ave. fol-
low signs BURVLE o. RAMSEY,
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4-BEDROOM

Cape Cod for only $4,000; full
bsmt, ranch fenced, shade trees; =
blks to school transpo etc. Don't
miss seeing this one
5 ACRES
Lovely j-rm. home. completely re-
dec firepl, full bSmt. gar, soft
tract Of land a cleared u wooded
Adjoinlng Dept OF Agriculture in
Belisyillc Vacant, ONLY $1,000
BURCH REALTY CO.
TO a-5ap. TIL PM.
AT PM, WA 5-564i. HA. 2-ssei
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

AIT Force officer transferred
means a good hny for you. Practi-
cally new; 6-rm.. l2-bath semidet
PERI. location. Fenced yard; drive
way. $1,000 down and assume GI
loan of S96 per mo-, incl. ms. and
taxes.
Mike Coughlin, 10. 8-4446
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NEW 3-REDPooM PAMp1 I'D

NEW 3-BEDRooM RAMBLER
Full bsmt.. tile bath. beaut. kit. {;
lot 4S'x225'. paved street. Only
Sl3,75O. FLA or conv. terms Trades
RE. 6-6S64. builder. al
4 BEDROOMS
Cow. to Andrews Field, Large
corner lot. Firepl. full bsmt., heated
sunrm. Only $l3,75O. Sell CT or
COW. Call OWNER. RE. 6-6S64.
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~ SETTLE EsTATt--Enormou,

discount for -bedrm house IN need
ni face lifting and repairs IN new
single house neighborhood 3 min
from PcntaRon Beautiful lot SiO.-
n0n as is Cal IA 9-i22i .--19
LOVELY OLDER HOME. on / acre.
flne neiRhbnrhood IN Oakton Va
Consists Of liv rm with hre.
place din rr larre kit with
room for expansion hsmt oil
h-vh raraee and Workshop
Price St4 ajO PEN AEON
REALTY CO.. Fairfax Va. OR
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ALEXANDRIA

Yates Gardens. 705 S. ROYAL St
Compact, small brick town house
rm, sep. dining rm., psneled rec.
room, slate roof, brick-walled rear
garden BORDERING small estate I'M
mediate poss Asking S20.500 Open
Sundays . TO ) and by appt week
DAYS. Call Mrs knight. OV g.
cHAs. R. HoOFF, INC.
1907 Duke St, Alex. TIE. 6-3445
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IAkOMA PAKk, 4Ib Lincoln ave-
Open Sat. and Sun, l TO 9. Brick
rambler; . hedrms., air condi-
toner, Ice. cleo kit, scr. porch,
rec. rm., outside entr. Shaded yard.
Mr.. shopping and schools. S17.950,
including carpeting. OWNER, JU.
9-0S43. -23
TEMPLE HILL-Brick rambler. 4la
years old: electric kitchen: 3 bed
rooms. fireplace; full basement;
Andrews and Boiling Field, S16.-
500. 5713 End St, LO. 7-9133.
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He's helping her work out a tantrumr"
HOUSES for SALE. VA. tcons. }

rms; bargain, Si6. SS5. GI-other
Low terms. ia. S-2477. 81
A III BLv 5:;b block ottmGI; di6ed.
h-w.h.; lovely yard close-in S
Garfield St; $4,000. $1,000 dn
GI; approx. SS5 total per mo-;
immac. cond,; under the market
Act fast. it won't last. Exclusive
Z. F. STEFFEY, JE. 4-3447, JE
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24

j. Lester for the past ten days
While here. the Testers enjoyed a
fishing trip near Suffolk.
Mrs. Elsie Coates. Of Tappahan-
mock. spent the week with her sis
ter. Mrs Robert Blanton.
Mrs. Kenneth Dingles. Of States
vile. N c., spent the week end with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Nichols
Mrs w c Page, of Lynchburg
Is spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. w c. Netherland.
Miss Bunny Hurt is having a visit
with her aunt. Mrs. Edward Nc
CraW. of Curdsville.
Among the visitors here fer the
week end from Richmond were
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
Antioch

Mrs, Ruby Brown had as guests
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Allen
and children. of Roanoke. R. C.
Allen, of Linville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric Robinson, Mrs. J K. Robinson
and Mr., and Mrs R. L. Blanton
Miss Josephine Pressell returned
home last week after spending sew
eral weeks with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
Pressell. of Homestead, Fla.
Miss Drue Noel Mrs. Mamie In
gle and daughter. Peggy. and Mrs.
Ruby Brown spent a couple of days
last week at Buckroe Beach and al
so visited the Lee Roy Williams
family at Warwick
Mrs. Eta Powell. of Hopewen
is a guest of her son-in-laW and
daughter. Mn and Mrs S. R. Pres
sell
Revival services begin at Antioch
on Sunday night, Aug. IS. at 7:45.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend these services which viii eX-
tend through the week The Rev
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Adams Will Fly
TO Bermuda on Pair of Golden Shoes

Mr. and Mrs. Billy Adams were
notified last Friday that they
have won free trip to Bermuda
They will leave October 81, and
have a weeks all expenses paid
tour of the colorful British OWend
island. They will even be given
500 to spend any way they wish.
This came about as the result
of Southern States dealers con-
test The contest was called the
Golden Shoes contest, n d
Adams certainly showed h e
Golden touch
The period of the contest ran
from July 1855 to June 80. 1856
The winner was selected according
TO the highest per centage in
crease in feed handled over the
previous year.
All dealers were divided among
II groups according to their sue.
There was a winner in each size
group
At the end OF the first quarter
the dealer in each group that was
leading, received a plaque with a
pair of Golden Shoes lailed to
it. At the end of the next quarter,
he had to mail the shoes to the
dealer who was ahead then.
Adams led his group all the
way, and never relinquished his
hold on the pain of Golden
Shoes
The Golden Shoes" are a pain.
Of old work shoes, we'll worn from
many miles of walking The soles
have a big hole in the bottom
According to Adams the Shoes are
right. it takes a lot of foct work
TO get an increase over last years
figures.
Adams is the manager of Cum
berland Feed Service. He and MI.
Garnet started the business III
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24

Miss Shirley cambridge, Wallace
Garrett, and Tom Hurt.
Mrs. E M cambridge and Mrs.
f. S. cambridge motored to Lynch
burg Thursday.
Mrs. Agnes G. Laws has as her
guests this week her son. Virgil F.
Laws and family of Norfolk, and
her sister Mrs. Jessie BoisSeau. of
Colonial Heights The Laws chill
dren. Garry and. Page, have been
enjoying the water al Bear Greek
Lake
Mr. and Mrs W c. Netherland
moved this week into their RECON
ditioned home Mr. Netherland re-
Gently sold his business and dwell
ing after more than St years of
merchandising in the village. Their
nlany friends wish for them the best
of everything in their retirement
Omer Holt purchased The Neither
land property and With his family
h aVe moved INTO the village.
We welcome them 10 our comnun-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
Cumberland News, Social Notes

Mr.. and Mrs Andrew j Dandy
OF Atlanta, Ga, were week end
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Dandy
Billy and Nancy Dandy. who have
been visiting their grandparents, re-
turned home with their parents.
DR.. and Mrs. M. A. Byrd. who
are now making their home in
Williamsburg, were recent dinner
guests o. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Smith.
Othe~ guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Will F. Vaughan. of Richmond. and
Mrs. j B. Terry and sons. Joe and
Tommy, OF Appomattox.
Mss Mary Godsey and Mrs. r.
l. Lcvins accompanied A. E. God
sey to the annual tournament at
Mt. Scion, Saturday. Aug. 10. The
winners Of the tournament Wer
W. l.. Massi. of Amherst, Angus
Falconer. OF Falconville. and A f.
Godsey
Jimmy Roberts, OF Bon Air. has
been visiting his cousin. Hugh Vas
Sar.
1t Col. E. B Nuchols is pros
pective visitor OF his mother Mrs
E. B. Nichols. The Colonel expects
to fly a jet into Langley Friday
where the family will meet him.
Mrs. j. R. Pierce. of Richmond
was a guest of her sister. Mrs. ].
L. GoGsey, Sunday
Visits Hospital
Mrs. R. B Peters and Mrs. r
F. James visited F.. F.. James Sun
DAY at Mcclure Veterans Hospital
Mr. and Mrs Emory Harrison
visited Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Little
in Emporia and Mrs. and Mrs. AN
brey Smith in Warwick last week
Harry Harrison. who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. F C. Nicholson in
Henderson, N c., came h 0 m e
Thursday accompanied by his host
and hostess.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24

George Palmore. Earl cambridge.
BOBBY and George Lester spent
some time last week fishing al
Back Bay. They report poor luck
due to the unsettled weather.
Mrs. Hunter Hurt and Lucy Page
Hurt are visiting Mrs. E NJ Stone.
OF Bayside, this week.
Mrs. W. c. Page, of Lynchburs,
and w. c. Netherland, Jr.. of Rich
mond, visited their parents here
this week. Louis V Netherland has
recently accepted position with
Wonder Bread in Richmond.
Mrs. Henderson h SON, Of
FarmV.lle. visited friends and rcla-
tiveS IN the village Sunday.
Mrs. R Z. D Blanton is visiting
MI. and Mrs V A. Saunders, Of
Smithfield. this week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Dandy and
daughter, Linda, visited Mrs. Dan
by's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Slate. Of Petersburg, for the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Adams and
family spent Saturday night with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
Bradshaw. in Warwick.
Mr.. and Mrs Basil P. Atkins and
children, of Arfmville. were Su n
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
I Atkins.
jamie and Collie Barksdale. of
SAKE, have been visiting Page and
Japet Godsey
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Goodman,
OF Rocky Mount, and Charles Dyer
ley Goodman, Of Amelia. have been
Guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
/ Goodman.
Miss Annie Simpson, Of Farm
vile, spent Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Irving A Fhppen.
\. c. Vacation
Nh. and Mrs. j c. Hayes have
returned from a vacation in Boone.
II. c.. with relatives. Miss Shirley
Wisdom has been their guest for a
part OF this week. Miss Wisdom will
soon return to Oak Hill Academy
where she will be a senior this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fleming and
Mrs Nell Justin. of Mt. Airy, N. c..
and Mrs Masse Johnson. of Akron,
ONO. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j 7. Fleming. at Goshen and Mr..
and Mrs. O. L. Speas.
Cleo Speas. of Richmond. was al
so a guest for the week end at
Goshen Miss Bessie Turner return
ed to Richmond with him for a visit.
Mi and Mrs M H. Maxey. Jr..
have recently returned from a trip
! to Arizona They toured Grand Can
yonS and many other points of in
tereSl
Youth Rally
The Youth Peoples Rally of the
James River Association will be
held Aug "a at 4 pm at Carriers
vile Baptist Church. Several GAS
FROM Fitzgerald Baptist Church will
be among those IN the Coronation
Service.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24

1854, and moved to their present
location in January of this year.
The award carried the notation,
For outstanding leadership in
volume building
Adams added that this coming
year dealers were participating in
a cash prize dealer contest. Not
resting on his past laurels
Manager Adams is now going
after first place in this years con-
test
In the meantime, however. Re
and Mrs Adams plan to enjoy
their Bermuda trip to its fullest
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24

Mr. Murphy. Of Gainesville. will be
guest speaker
Mrs. Ruby Brown, Mrs Charlie
Noel, Miss Drue Noel and NJ r 5.
Mamie Ingle and Peggy were in
Richmond on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Smith, OF
Richmond. We're visitors of h S
mother Mrs A. j. Smith, last week
TIE Rev Mr. Look preached at
Antioch Sunday morning. There was
a good attendance Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Allen and family and R C
Allen attended services.
Miss Carole Trice, of CreWe. i,
visiting her grandparents. Mr. ant
Mrs. j R. Price.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24

the la5th annual Natural Chimneys
joustlng tournament
Godsey. OF Cumberland scored Is
of possible 10 points, to ride be
hind w L. Massie, of Amherst,
first. and Angus Faulkner. second
Don Saville. of Vienna. captured
the riding honors during a night
tournament. Both competitions were
staged at Mt. Scion III the shadows
OF Natural Chimneys.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24

Commonwealth Edison Company
Of Chicago. one OF America $ larg-
est eleculc utilities. anticipates use
Of Il nllllon tons Of coal III 1856.
OF aboSt 90 per cent Of all the iuet
used BY the Company.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
Youth Rally
GOdsey Takes Third
In Chimneys Joust

Andrew Godsey, veteran jouster,
who enters the lists each year as
Knight of Burleigh Hall, captured
third place Saturday afternoon in
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-08-24
Ballsville

Mr. and Mrs. George Lester and
daughters. of Memphis, Tenn. have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R
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Most Comfort
We Ever Enjoyed
Soys Mrs. Dovid Sfewon&

New low-eost luxury b thousands Of new and
existing homes. G-E Au-W Wall System circulatcs
w.rmed air up along inside surface Of outer
v.lls which then r.diate heat into rooms No
bot blssts, no drafts Simple, quick installation.
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The Kodiak Fair At USO Tomorrow

The Kodiak Fair, scheduled for Sunday, September g at the USO, will be open to the public between the hours of 2 p. m. and 9 p. n. There will be no admission charge.
 All those having entries for ex- hibit are urged to have them in by noon Saturday. Chairmen of the various sections and displays will be on hand Saturday evening be- tween 2 p. m. and g p. m, and again by 8:3O Sunday morning to receive exhibits.
 Visitors who plan to attend are urged to wait until the official opening hours. Workers have been hampered in previous years by visitors before the exhibits are in place, according to Fair officials.
 Exhibits are still needed for all divisions = especially from gar dens.
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co co Cdr. Tigl1e
 Is Rotary Speaker

Cdr. c. Tighe, Comanding Off eer of the U. S. Coast Guard Air Detachment at Kodiak, spoke be- fore the Rotary Club at their meeting Tuesday. He outlined the functions of the activity.
 The Detachment, he said, is To- eated in the 17th Naval District , with Headquarters in Juneau. The area IS divided into the Southeast and Southwest Alaskan Sector. and its scope of operation extends from the Canadian border to the Arctic Coast. Its primary function the speaker said, was to give log gistic support to outside air units. and to carry supplies, personnel and mail to lighthouse and weath. er stations.
 Pickup of mail sometimes has -HsTs' sql 10 sesIe elomsI au1 LII xRssosdoss 'IsHgsds eq3 ol suIpIoo -ae 'HoI1eIado snopIezgu g peAo1d elan chain. Mail bags were sus- pended over a station, on nylon
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lines. The plane had to fly low,

lines. The plane had to fly low, and the bags snatched up by means of a pole, Several passes had to be made at times, when bad weather existed.
 The Detachment here consists of of 12 officers and 10 men, the speaker continued. A part of their duties was to aid in search and rescue work. A Drummond Alba tross is used mainly.
 In addition to the plane, several ships are on duty in the area at all times. These are the Clover, Bittersweet and the Sedge. '
 The Coast Guard maintains Loran stations throughout the area. The Spruce Cape station IS one of four, the speaker said. These send out electronic signals. Each is equipped with devices for measuring time between the re ceipt and sending of distress sig nals. These indicate the approxi mate position of the ship.
 In addition to Commander Tighe other guests at the meeting were Cdr. Harry Metke, Jess Ballard
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Land Tracts Open

Two tracts of land in the Kodiak area are now open and special drawing cards are being accepted by the Anchorage Land Office be- tween the dates of September 5 and September IA, inclusive.
 These tracts, for which a draw ing will be held at 1000 a. m. Sep tember IT, are as follows: Lot 10 of U. S. Survey 3101, which com prises 0.64 acres; and Lot 2l of the same survey, which comprises 0.59 acres.
 Advance rental on the first is $20 and on the second, $50.00. Further information and special drawing cards may be obtained by writing the Anchorage Land Of flee, Box 174O, Anchor rage, Alaska.
 Federal judges, appointed by the president, are not covered by any minimum age requirements
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-08

Butch Gallagher, Bob Dawson, Jr. and Frank McConaghy. President Bill Lamme reported on the visit of the District Governor Ralph Bartholomew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

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