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Mrs. Ehrenthal

Mrs. Enrentnal because SIC was gong 10 occupy
that house all the year round. She wouldn't sell
it. That meant he couldn't gain access to It as
long as she lived without assuming all the risks
Of burglary. Her son liked New York he
would probably sell, If she died. Mrs. Ehrenthal
was putting in a new oil burner. That could
mean digging in the cellar where the loot might
be discovered With her eliminated. Delorme
could make relatively small down payment on
the house, recover his loot and disappear"
but Lucien Delome isn't here now!'
Are you sure? What did he look like?'
MEDIUM height. Stocky, about a hundred
and eighty. Sandy hair. Gray eyes"
Only the height and the color Of the eyes
need be the same, unused Basil. HE could lose
weight. His hair could turn gray or be dyed"
Oim Egeers and Paul Amory looked at
one another, each suddenly aware Of the others
gray eyes and medium height.
I'VE never got his fingerprints, said the lieu
tenant.
.'You don't need them now, y answered Basil.
Lets assume Delorme returned to Ashley Point
ten years later, when he thought enough time
had elapsed so he wouldn't be recognized. He
would have cover an occupation that gave
him access to everyone in the village"
Copley easped. "A real-estate agent? Or
paid organizer for charity drives?"
Are you nuts?" cried Paul. II was behind
the bar when the lights went out :. nowhere
near the fuse box"
so you WERE" Basil opened the gate in the
bar and stepped behind it. And you were right
here when the lights came on again"
whoever pulled that switch had to be stand
ing by the fuse box at the other end Of the room
when the lights failed" said Paul. ''And that's
where Jim Egeers -"
The lights went out. Fanny Ashley screamed:
''Oh no! Not again.
CopIey shouted: Get to that fuse box.
Rafferty,
Flashlights moved in the dark. A voice
called: Fuse blown. lieutenant. but there are
some extras
The lights came on again. Basil was still
behind the bar. He rolled aside the small rug
there, revealing the electric cord that ran under
it to the bar lamp. The insulation had been
scraped away. Two copper wires lay exposed
for two inches, side by side.
Two more questions Miss Ashley: Was 7O3
the post-office box number for your house when
Delorme lived there? And did he keep dog?"
why, it was FOB stammered Fanny
Ashley. Anu TIC Hdu puppy. ~ OONSss'.'
Amory used his foot on the rug that
concealed the two exposed wires to rub them
together Basil explained later. 'Of course this
caused short circuit and blew fuse. He knew
Mrs. Ehrenthal would be at the piano near the
fuse box. As organizer for the dance, he was
familiar with every detail Of the Village Hall.
and in the dark her music gave him the direction.
He snatched the ham knife from the table and
stabbed her under cover Of darkness.
THE fuse box was right beside the piano. He
had plenty Of time to replace the blown fuse with
one of the extras and disconnect the main switch.
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5N. DOWN PYMT. CT Win buy chs
sep. din. rIn.. ssbls.s U5S. kit )
excel bedrms., full bsmt. with
outside exit. 4 J. KEssINoER q
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NORTH FOREsTVILLB - Assume
large Oh loan on 3-bedrm. rambler,
buy a. $4,000, DANDY REALTY
CO.. Realtors. RE. $4,000, Ewes.
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ssSss ssH. s:S.tS e Ssss1 qssaE ~ 81
i niss rec w;I rm; in SsS%t. level lot:
s sSs hk Ssis E. s'' sAEaiFs ESs
OIL. 2.70O0: ewes, WO- 6-lfl(k
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LOUIS BRESSLER
TU. 2-5995

CALL DAY OR NIGHT
COLoRED-eEMIDETACHED
M. Calvin Coolidge H. s.
Lac. brk. corner home. concrete
'front.' porch; hall entrance. living
mamod.rno in .n,;,nI sT' den: i beautiful
washing machine. 3 lge. bedrms. :,
bsmt... v bath: oil h. DS. NICE ice
fenced yard. Call Mr.. (bobbs)
oobroyclski for terms.
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ALEXANDRIA
"A city you will love 10 live In
OUR STORY
ABOUT 2 NICE PEOPLE
Who are moving 10 North
Carolina on account Of Sick-
ness and have 10 sell their
home which Is REDUCED IN
PRICE 10 make . FAST
You can gain By their loss,
II you like the facts and
want 10 SAVE MONEY.
The house a IN immacu.
late condition and 10 stands
out Ike q diamond In .
beautiful setting, that win
astonish you.
A real taproom IN bsmt..
. luxurious jalousied garden
rm. IN the rear opening onto
an open porch and extended
nagstone terrace, all en-.
closed By 9 beautiful garden
neisSbop. ~ hs.vy ' sSy,,hh NV
and trees. You also have
2 bedrms., living rm., dining
front porch that win amaze
you. You have 70 see this
house 70 believe Il.
REMEMBER
GOOD OR BAD TIMES, you
WILL ALWAYS MED A
HOME. and you pay for q
house even q you don't own
s RSSRsl deal zeal i Ts ssl iiSS SgM
u. o-1400 Kf. o-60l.
Al Baker q Son, Inc.
-. REALTY BROKERS
'0' 4 cp %-i J AZ. !. p s,f az" W
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
CHEVY CHASE VIEWl

THE ULTIMATE in tasteful de-
cor: equipment construction and
sised s-bief r seeSs a ao' 0 Ssd
With Heatilstor. ts:pi Es; ns stnnn TIM
KITCHEN and Q LIST fir. utility rm.
WITH auto. washer. drier. manele
covered patio on . level lot look
146 wooded with . detached brick
garage ct S26,950. Il has no SUI.
perior Dial He. $4,000. ask for an
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GOOD OR BAD

TMEsI You still pay the rent, be
. cST., S S1a. landlord. This S-bedrm.
able living at moderate cost. Iivine
room. full dining room, modefniSed
kttehen: basement: landscapine and
flowers surround this TakoIna Park
home. Walk 70 shops, schools, fast
pus service. Dial HE. $4,000. Ask
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ADD A ROOM on BUILD A HOME
Ssmbl.4. sis, 200. cRossR ScSl%s
pEyELoPMENT CORP. JE.
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$3.50 DOWN, no settlement eharsel
and you DON'T have to be Q vet
eIan- Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial near University blvd. and
Elgss r.; sl4.e50; HERENe JR
EASY TO BUY: 1850 Is the fuil
price Tor this 3-hedrm. home on q
65xl50-ft. lot with towering trees
Stove and refgr. incl: SOS mo
pays al incl. taxes under FHA
or terms. JAMES c, CONLEY a
CO.. AP. 7-6202: eyes,. SIP. 3-5763
81 I .950-Where else can you md 9
home that offers more7 5 bedrms,
den. knotty-ptne rec. rm.. excellent
condition; fenced lot: located IN
convenient West Lanham Hills sec
R ilcn GsIl ! ~ p 3 RP,; Va "a 1890
$500 DOWN. $S5 per mo. includes
taxes. ms. 3-bedrm-, 11a-story as
bestos-shingle bunga. nr. schools,
bus and shop. Gas h.-a.h, Full
price, $9.95O. CARROLLTON
REALTY. UN. 4-I1S7; ewes, AP
7-4009.
a-BEDRM. CAPE C0D-Fuii bsmt.
with rec. room. $3.50 down, s77
mo. COS 61st st.. Capitol Heights
Vacant. Liv. rm. with ilrepl..
kit. din. rm.:: good schools. Take
g look and call Mrs. Stein, RE.
6-70S2. COX q CO., NC, 10.
H-bS37 Once men f0dav
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LEWISDALE

1914 23rd PLACE
Detached brick on lge. lot; list
T.. lily. rm., separate din. Tm.. kit,
e. 6ed5ms. tiled bath. scr, sitting
der rm.: fun bsmt.. rec. rm., gas
&C h. Can assume AZ loan. Shown
6y appt. Call Mr. Sadler. AID. q
1856.
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SULLIVAN BROS.
ton z CIT N VI NRu . 1aao
4 BEDRMS., 2k BATHS

4 BEDRMS., ~ BATHS
NEARLY A-ACRE
S22,500
Owner transferred to New York.
Must sell. this lovely custom-built
nome. only 5 years old. Ideal for
large family and for delightful en-
pertaining. Woodworking fireplace
in large living rm., famiiy-size din.
rm. mod. equipped kit. The
e srat ad..N bsmt, with walk-out
e Ell contains paneled rec: RIM. With
pane !psReled Snd SsE ana oh ae. bi is51.
dry rm. This desirable Properly
priced to sell quickly.
THOMAS K HATI.EV
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sACRIiICE-Assume yl4.s00 q
2 weeks: wall-to-wall CARPET.
knctty-pine recreation room. Or
kit, sep: din: Im.: bedrmssa "
pays all. DONALD Z. YOUNKIN
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VALUES

AIR-CONDITIONED
BRICK RAMBLER
Ia acres; lovely home, lge. Iiv,
room, nreplsce' full dining rn., full
way; expand. attic. HOME rs
FULLY AIR-coNDITIoNED.
Thompson Co., u. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MB.
fcoAfTInnlEnl

cnExY CHAsB, Nd. vacant. flrst
Som sahj lust W yeaI. ei9: s.dI p5isa
and bath on first door, . bedrooms
and bath on second floor, reerea-
ton room with fireplace. garage,
rear screen porch overlooking o
large level yard. A real buy at
S254;gS0. See this one: can Wo.
Az 1890 9h spw; Ill 4; yoE z AND CO"
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE. FIRST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4-bed.
nm. 2-bath Colonial. on one Of
the nnest streets in this area.
Lovely large lot. Priced in mid
S0s for immediate sale. EM. 2
s20e, plSTRIcr-MARYLANSID
CHEVY CHASE : THINK OF TT
Brand-new split-level: center hall;
bedrms. plus den Of. 5th bedrm..
zA p nv IL rec s;,, rm;; 6smti Sssssr
INC. d. 7.14ll; ewes. IL. 6-364S.
CHEVY CH. -BETH.-Taii trees, ton
loe.; fine ccnd. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
NC. OF. 6-sS66. OF. 6-ssil.
COLE1 lille AREA - BEAUTIFUL
NEW RAMBLER for only $40. $50.
Over. ONE ACRE; 3 large bedrms..
nrepl.. daylight bsmt. r. p. RIP
LEY CO.. 10. 5-661l.
COLEsvILLE AREA-Sl2,s00. You
Will md this 2-bedfm. home In
excellent condition. over ONE
ACRE with fruit trees. rec. rm.
In bsmt,. h.-W. heat. r. p. RIPLEY
10 6-66l1
CONN. AVE. ESTATES, 81. 200 On.
to non-vets. Sl5.460. Assume 41sss
loan-3-bedrm. rambler, earport,
expertly Handicapped I'd. with trees.
full dry bsnlt., immac. cond.; many
buIlt-in features. LO. 6-36SS.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MQT.
AREA-3-bedrm. brk
Colonial. ! blk. from Edgemoor
Club: full bsmt... scr. pch.. conv. to
schools. bus, shopping; $4,000.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. Reaitor,
1895 Wis. ave-. OIL. 2-2123; once
GARRETT PK.-Fam. comm. sound
inv. for LIST or last home: 3-br.
hrk. Iamb., WOODBRIC g STONE.
NC. OIL. 6-S806. Oh. 6-S81l.
GLENMONT : 2-bedrm. bunsalow
w/expand.. End a.: fenced lot;
walk TO schools; assume AZ loan;
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CARROTI,T0N

VA financing avail; down pay
ments starting at $3.50. 2. 3 and
Rsds| ram9 nsck Cape sens S1S: snc
plastered walls. ceramic tile baths,
lifetime slate roofs; complete West
lnghouse kitchens. Priced from
S1b.990. Model homes open 10 am
10 dark. Some homes avail for
immed. occup. For further informa-
tlcn. can cAERoLLToN REALTY,
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' iCS S.D Sa 81 .514 "a I. .:e III:
upstslrs; lovely iso:ft. fenced
wooded lot; 2 blks. 70 elem. school.
assume l Ioan. Terms aErIngsd;
HON. sILIs EtzL ESTATE. IA
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SPLIT-LEVEL
$l9.25QA$lR.4nn LOAN

Immaculate 1-yr.-old brick with
3 bedrms., 2 baths, din. rm. and
family rm. Don't miss this IN Ken
singtonI Call 10 $4,000 noWl
INUo0INs & HARRISON. INC,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
Mass. Ave. Ext. Rambler
NEW LISTING s22,5OO
ROCKVILLE
JUST REDUCED

Beautiful corner lot: ) bedrms., can
have full bsmt. For details. call
Mrs. Whitehurst. with SAMUEL 2.
6OGLEX, INC. Po. 2-6151, 20.
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FALLS CHURCH 3-bedrm. RAM
Ssei sasuPi 81 os1 ps.io
81, win. conc. drive; $1,000 cash.
2427 Lunceford lane, JE. 3-S374.
FALLS CHURCH-colonel trans
air cond.; auto. washer: firepi. /:
fenced lot: sib,7bo. assume sis,-
200 81 loan. NORMA JEAN POE.
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Mr. POUR CORNERS-Lovely cape
Cod home on lge; fenced lot: 2
den upstairs; daylight hsmt. /;
X. PECK RExLToR. HE 4-e40O.
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OWNER-3-bedrm,. 2-bath rambler:
ail-elec. kit. 46-ft. recr. rm,. 2-car
garase N-aere level lot. Assume
mediate possession. HE. 4-9273.
CLOSE m; sI1.e60i 4 i-3-bedrm.
rambler. with large liv. rm, 12x
lel and sep. din: rm:: vithin 8
DI e: az. Ct s 81. s sHs GS%RSSS5: Ss
Esseael, an. ec:EniFFsoSRsp WI v. LITTLE.
10. 7-93o3, PO. 2-2e2e.
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BEIEEslHi close IN; md: $50, 000
ri: :S.s s. f.; s:s /. M: zig! N s sis
layatory: walking distance TO ~
schools and shcpping; Established
HwI LIZ ING Iscy OIL. s-7ooS: eyes,
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rm., din. rnn.. 2 bedrm ns.' kit. a and
bath; full bsmt.; alum. screens:
RE. .5:s01s. COX q CO.. INC. 10.
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PARK. sIs,450-compl
5sSss a1ilss 'e colo Sas iES S RIM
with irepl.. sep. din. rm., full
fenced Ict. 81. $3.50 On. c stlsi alsrcIi
REALTY, UN. 4-11S7: eyes,, AP,
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dds.c Z .IsSSOd O Z': D5'i ~ s:
rm.. 1s-aere lot, shade trees. va
ring. DANDY REALTY CO.. Real
tors; RE. $4,000. Ewes, RE. s.
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N sI.S HS s|s.a;: s sis:%: :e ~ !.: 81
area, aluminum combination storm
Windows and screens: patio with
bamboo roof: y blks. to elemen.
ST. sio School, i ASsS's oS SSsuDt SSSi
VandeFrift ave. Rockville. Poplar
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cHKVY CHASE. MD.i .Siz.T60-4
!: ::!s :I!; - = I. q
Win hrePiase: snether BEDROOM
Rsssids, OF S-aass, wkEYER 4
0se;; r.. NC ssai EssaiISf'' Uptown
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l9Ez;7 1;S sSi1
conv. to bus and schools. Priced
HUoH 7. PESK. HE. 1.S4o6s
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IEkHACE, 4-bedrm., @
bath path brick Cape Cod; gas &C,
s s.,, ,;;;,. owner leaving city; must
NORTHERN, Reaitor. Di. T-Ssi2'
tn 0-R3kQ
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' S..SIitI H![Ls S, SnCyE9Ef Ss.S.
S Ss c ,. a. G srS Ss,A s:s;
desiened for real outdoor living.
r:pi ,s%ily ss sRf nvip Isv r "a, v ioS
ferred. OF. 1.laAl.
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3 AcEsEs-Liv, I'm. with fireplace,
sD sIR s I'm BE SsdI% Sot sor di SsSl 1Hc
car ssrsse, Cali for other details.
RoRScHHcH REALTY. iiO7 w.
5roeSs st.. Pals Church, il.
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' sfsSsS.I 'I Ss:sl 5ssy yS.iS q
I s%. rec s'n ss s SisS Ss:Ci. ';@ osE
Ionlass. psc.s e; WI ys 81 al vi, ).
81. f.i4ii: sves.. Wo. ASSOC.
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COUNTRY CLUB-One Of N. Ar
center hall. formal dSi din. Tm., pu ssSe
button. colored kit. incl. dish
washer and table space; up . few
steps to 3 bedrms. and 2 full
baths: down Q few steps to BIG
above ground. beautiful finished
rec. rm.: down . few more steps
TO full ISN'T. level: immaculate
condition. Asking S27. $50. Shown
BY Apt. THE DARBY CO., Real
tors; ia. 6-9393; once open o
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'ds ss = D,.d RATF :,l SI' 4o. car; j;
zoe EsSiA koJ gUsss,.lSF EEissa S S;
Broad o.. Pals Church. u.
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Observation-Disclosures =
2. 3 and 4 bedrm. homes; $500
TO $1,000 down; prices. iron
$lO,96O to $13.500. / with large
lot, nearly an acre, hsmt,, city
water. MeALLIsTER, Realtor
RE. 6-440O.
ANDREWS, CENSUS AREA-Ver;
kit. With disposal and auto. wash
er.- Owner Transferred and mus
sell. handy REALTY CO., Real
tors RE. $4,000. Ewes. RE. s.
5000.
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EsaIsEs s tleS. s:slSs%., H sss
ton with 2 large picture windows.
i and ceilings. JIM asbestos rootlng
fHs d1iqstss . s:ss g fs
basement, extra hieh, with large
playToom; lot. cas- 81 1858 feet,
excellent drainage, handicapped and
fenced; owner transferred. Priced
SCI $50. INSPECTION BY APP
CONTINENT ONLY. Call OIL. D.
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DoMTNION HTLLs-S-bedFm., an.
washer S1sss SEP l.p din tu 5T S.m asto t. Ss
schools, church. shop. Best offeT
FOR quick sale. OWNER, KE.
FAIRFAX TOWN-3-bedrm. ram
er. drier: FHA military: ST 800
own. $l0o mo-, complete. CIR.
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LARGE F1MnYY WANT PRIVAlCYY

See this 4.bsdrln". home on beau:
Jomfortabiy cool in abundant
s SHADE; 9 I twin Ssdrm s;..i,, With .H6
l0-drawer dresser, Ideal for teen
tssr' Lse; fam 6 sis;, T sSt.Ss,s IN
sissSo levin; SWSER city G mus. ss ISL
Cow. to acc and NH. Sc
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CHEvERLY-spanish bungaloV- 2
hedrms., 2 porches. full din, rm.,
den. liv. RIM. with fireplace. fuii
bsmt. with garage. SIS, 900: owner
can help finance. BRANDON
REALTOR. WE. k-kaRa
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S.sss !. : ss 81 sss: iSF N w;
a ssl.s:! A ;:sn. ~ YIN Kim mo- i Ss1
y4;o7-o. ROBERT .. DAVIS
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B1E .1I lSn. NEAR NIHE= {. 4 ::
Al s:;.,ss. Ri .,, S:d5m;,; bath % !! snd:
kit. dishw. and disp. Ice. scr.
pch., gar. full bsmt: Low 20si
Tsrrific yeluel PRANK o. PHIL
FPS Ing. DI. 7.14l1; svss..
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TAKOMA PARK
Near Wash. Sanitarium

% svsrythins, hail al en nSaa; CIV iiv.
F |11,, with sn,, t;reDs din; m, bsautifyi
baths. Pull bsmt.. lot. a7x17O. For
Eeas terms call Mr.. CDobbsl Do
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Open Groom brick Colonial. with
Anchor ience convsnien. re- to bSSI
shopping. transportation. Immedi-
&c s1.r. possession. oSll44's5o. 27lo
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HEIGHTS. 2il z9th ave.
M;S,1rTm.' S-bsth home: features
g e1Tsn1i e q Hso kit, sarass; nice lot
paAayytHS CO: 1922 K St. NV. Ma.
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DR5EfEFiRAASCSHfffEsHDHI

E.sCss' .sSS . ssss s9i s T. house :s
lib I gCEds En- rm; AN ': n. eshss
Evening star., 1957-12-26

When morning comes you
Get the relief you need 10
start the doy feeling won
derful.
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assembly or God am New Church

Ene Assembly of God Church waaf meet for the first time in their aew church on Mission Road. sun. Gay' recording to the pastor, Rev. Charles Q. Hirschy.
 ahe church, built mainly by vol anteer labor, was reconstructad Fen church building purchased surplus from the old Army area on me Naval Station. It is located on Mission Read across from Max'S nrive-In.
 fhe local church is one of 1929 1n the United States and some sss4x ~ abroad. Membership totals 4ai.l15. The Sunday School enrol Aaent of the Assemblies Of Cod is
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Hunting Seasons Closed oesay

The deer hunting season which opened on August 20 closes today. The main waterfowl season closed on November %.
 However, the season remains open to December E for sea ducks which includes the following
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KsAsls ss

species: Scoters, elders, harlequin, old squaws, and mergansers.
 The trapping season opened OH November 16 for land otter, fox and weasel. The beaver season will not open until March l, according to Will Troyer of the FWS.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-30

RehearsalS for the Messiah every Thursday from 7-9 at the High School.
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more representative of the size of the denomination, the Rev. Hir- schy stated. AS of 1856 Sunday Schools have an enrolment of 873,O80 members and 88,2o6 work CTS and teachers. A drive Is under way to boost the enrolment to one million by 1960 Local enrolment is 40 children.
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AFRS Tv Schedule

Today 2:OO-FOOtball 4:30-Meet The Press 5:OO-Educational Govt. 5:30-Ozark Jubilee 6:30-Wyatt Earp 7:00-People Are Funny Western Marshall 8:00-Caesars Hour 9:00-Kaiser Hour 1000 Spike Jones fl %'.' 1O:3O-Big Town ~ N'&H'ss 11:0O--I Spy si ~ sts w
 ..+y Sunday 2:00--Football .. 4:30-C Coronet Film 653 s 5:oo-Teenie The clown t(liye) < 5:30-Chevy Show as'.a...f. 6:30-Jack Benny 7:Oo--Arthur Murray .,4s-.--.4 7:S0zThe .Goldbergs i 8:00-Ed Sullivan 1.~@ 1.% ta 9:00- This Is The Life ta 9:30-Liberace -''7frta4 1O:00-Mike Wallace 10:3o-zS Studio One
 .i.. Monday 5:30-SusanS Show 6:00-Country Music 6:30- Dennis Day !. 7;00-Views & Interviews. (live) 7:30-Margie 8:00EAdventures 8:30-West Point 9:00-Inner Sanctum 9:3O--Kraft 10:30-W Wrestling
 Tuesday 5:3o- Flash Gordon 8:00-Lawrence Welk 7;00-I Love Lucy 7:3o-Readers Digest s:0o-Red Skelton -H 8;3o- Goodyear s:ao-Dangerous Assignment 10:oo-I've Got A Secret 10:30-Ted Mack
 Wednesday 5:3o-zoo Parade 6:oo-Great Gildersleeve 6;30- December Bride 7:0O-This Is Your Life 7:36-Damon Runyon Theatre 3:0O-Gale Storm 8:30- Masquerade Party 9:00-MiIlionare 9:30-Lfe Is Worth Living 10:00-S Sherlock Holmes 10:3O-W Wrestling
 Thursday s=H-. 5:3O High Low 6:OO-Life Of Riley 6:30-Lassie 700 Buddy's Trio (live) 7:30-You Ask For It 8:00-Bob Cummings 8:30- Victory At Sea 9:O0-Danny Thomas 9:30-The Falcon 1000 Captured 10:30- Climax
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 Friday 5:30-Jonathan Winters 5:45-I,O.P. 6:O0- Hopalong Cassidy 6:30-Crunch & Des 7:00- Frankie Laine 7:30-You Are There 8:00-Florian Zabach A.nA
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-30

The Montraartre Inn Wednesday night Chuck Wagon
 Dinner Thursday night Far1ily Style
 Fried Chicken Friday Night Southern Fish Fry Half price for children under 12 No charge for children under 8 vo1sr favorTte Chinese food cooked by " EDDIE JULIAN All YOU CAN EAT FOR $500 NVeddfngs- aons-Banquets For reservations cali 4232
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-24
Warren Pioneers
Honored By Lodge

WARREN, Ohio - "Dani-
ca" CF'U Lodge 1872 honored
three SO Year Members, bros.
Mato Fabina and Martin Scr
bek and sis. Maria Scrbek, at
the last regular meeting.
In the name of the lodge,
bro. Thomas Vlasic, presi-
dent of the Board of Trus-
tees and lifelong honorary
president of the Lodge,
greeted and congratulated
the 3 members on their
hard but successful work in
improving the Society.
In the presence of a large
number of members, he pre-
sented each Of the pioneers
with a 5O-Year CFU Member.
ship Pin and q gift Of $4,000
from the Lodge.
Thomas Zupon, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-24
Real "Kickn To
FyYea0d Flask Of Burgundy Wine Comes Copper During Celebration
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calf.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Callr.
- A 5O-year old flask of bur-
gundy wine, bottled by a
proud Mountain View father
the year his first son was
born, was opened the evening
of March II, 1857. That was
the night of a party, in cele-
bration of the 50th birthday
of Matt Popovich, a member
of "De ANA" CF'U Lodge
929. The party was given by
his wife, Stephanie, formerly
Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mats father, the late Vim
cent Popovich, a native of
Yugoslavia, came to this coun-
try shortly before the turn of
the century and became a
fruit rancher on the Martens
Avenue property, recently
sold to Mountain View Ele-
mentary School District for a
new school. He bought his
wine grapes in the Santa Cruz
Mountains and donned irriga-
ton boots to stomp them in
to liquid.
The bottle presented to bro.
Popovich on his wedding day
in 1850, was opened at a fam
lily party marking the birth
days of Popovich and his Sis
ter, Mrs. Kenneth Putnam,
who lives next door to her
brother. Birthday toasts were
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-24

gance succeeded in canceling all regular
mail deliveries in the United States on
business day for the first time in history.
His arrogance has hampered the op-
erations of business and gravely inconven-
fenced the American people. The crack-of-
doom methods he has used raise questions
of his efficiency and competence What
ever bureaucratic victory he has gained the
Postmaster-Generalh has lost the confidence
of the public He ought to resign.
,-~------ Pittsburgh "Sun-Telegraph"