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2I.FT. CHRIs-CRAFT kit boat;
brand-new eond,: D5-h.p. marine
i Rsi ssS sSesli ov 5oofiiHa ''I 'hi-
WANTED TO BUY-Used boat
trailer for l7;it, cruiser; rollers
and winch. Call 10. 2-3ll7 after
4 pm.
1897 I6st-FT. LYMAN, with cover:
35-h.p. johnson. WIN sell, or
trade y.. FOR sss ssSw q tsYss' WAL Erss &c.
Va. phone oienview 3.95Sl.
FAST ExrREss CRUISER 20 ~;
sInes; teak deck. NoneI tanks, ish
well and galley, radio-telephone.
gas sniffer, many extras. New
1885, sHsS,'l 81. e.ssEssss.i 0us' 81 o
1895 EVINRUDE, so h.p., cleo.
starter. remote controls, hardly
used. cedar planked. Fiberglassed
runabout. Windshield. speedometer,
car or car and cash. JU. s.ii5S.
loft. BOAT. 7-ft. beam, 3S In.
deep, hbreglas, 81 cleo. -starting
Johnson, i2-v. battery, running
lights, life Jackets. cushions, re-
mote control, custom trailer, fully
equipped, ready TO .goi. 1000.
glB Ray rdi Hyattsville. Nd,
HA. 2-745s.
UTILITY RUNABOUT, IS t., home
made, 3s-ln. plywood: with To-
hip. Johnson and trailer; $500.
WA. 7-171T.
1g-FT. WHIRLWlND runabout, ~
h.p. engine; good condition, motor
has approx 80 hrs, RE, 6.s42S.
22ls-H.P. EVINRUDE, speedy twin,
late model: excel. cOnd; Si25 or
best oifer. VIII, 2-8442.
13-FT. CUSTOM cupboard speed
boat: center deck, steering wheel
BarEaln, si95. ia b-270a.
1917 2O-FOOT CENTURY CORO.
NADO speedboat, 2bn-h.b. Cadillac
motor. call IA. 4-aap3 after . . m.
RUNABOUT, ~ H.. eood cond /;
toF, seesi' incl; fsai. u. t.eees,
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MONEY TO LOAN

FROM $500 TO 5000 on well-kepi
homes with some equity; Va,
d, c. or Nd. Raise cash; repair
NO. 7-6056 or (eves.l IA. 2-b2e0.
LOANS, SIS. $780,
OO0-Oroup your debts. lower your
payments. refinance your property
and improvements: quick. honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc. Only IN the State Of
Maryland. Cali Mr.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore. Nd. day or night. suns
and holidays. at Saratoga 7-4047.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
FLORIDA PROPERTY

Rental OPPORTU-
NITY--Masonry 2-bedrm. house
IN grove Of live oaks. Orlando
Leesburg area: 4 acres Of ground;
90 producing citrus trees, long
frontage on lake with white sand
beach. good flshing, boating and
swimming: S05 mo. BOX 322-K.
Star.
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MoTORcveLES

WANTED MOTOR SHOOTER from
pvt. owner: must be In good eond
and reas. 10. 4-7193.
1913 HARLEY MOTORCYCLE. To-
Gated at service parking lot, 1858
Park I'd. NV. AID. 2.94S6.
3 HARLEY-DAVIDsONs. both "a
o.h.V.: one Is 1882, one II 1880:
nice machines. plenty of extras,
and saddle bags. etc. Hydroglide:
best offer, Cash. finance, or cars
on trade. Crescent l.443e.
1885 LAM BRETTA MOTOR
SCOOTER, like new. with extras;
$3.50. Call II. 3-0052.
HID. as t74l; o.h.v., custom ma
chine; excellent condition. over
bore, racing carb.; completely re-
built: $500 or best offer or trade
for custom car or truck. SKEET-
MOTORCYCLE. 'b4 Universal: ex-
ceilent condition: $500. WE
b-6O6S, after 4 nm.
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED AUTOs. TRUCKS WANTED

SELL US YOUR CARVE need so
clean, late Observation-Disclosures, Olds-
mobiles Mercurys, De Sotos, Cad
ilIacs and other late-model con-
vertibles. hardtops and station wag-
ons to supplement our used-car in.
ventorv: highest prices paid; viii
pay o. balance and handle details.
See or call US now.
OLMSTEAD Odds
1000 wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-s40o
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AUTOM0TIVE MISC.
TRAILERS

WANTED-l949 Ford e-dOor coupe
BODY and frame: must be reason
able. Mr.. WALTERS, VIII. 2-7312.
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BOATS
ffAATtAllgna

BARBOUR l4-ft. de liHe runabout,
Windshield, remote control, trail
er. .30-h.p. SO johnson elec.; boat
and motor used less than 3 hrs;
like new In every respect. $1,000.
JU. 9-7950.
1 HULL, 81 It., bay-buiit-1 you
1 know b SasS this is for you! 500
CABIN CRUISER, 20 It., los h.p.,
SIS, fully equipped; reas. In
Alexandria. JE. 2-5044.
CABIN CRUISER, 42-ft., marine
engine; fine cond. with comforts OF
home. FRANK MARSHAL'S BOAT
YARD. Deale. Md. A.
21-FT. CHRIS CRAFT EXPRESS,
sleeps 4: 2O-watt SIS; fully equip.
completely REIN. See steward, CO.
RINTHIAN Yet. CLUB IN d. C,
$1,000 or best OFFER. Ju. 7-6449
SPEEDBOAT, Is it.. all mahog.,
125-h,p,. Chrys. marine inhd ex.
eel. cond.: fast, roomy. XII. 9-I745.
@3-FT. OWENS express cruiser, 3
mos. old: sacrifice: fully equip,
9-6623 after 10 pm.
CHRIs-cRAFT CRUISER. '55;
length. 20 #. 8 in; 96-h.p; x
sSnipe:d i PsGsd $500 ssaR Ki
S sIsS1s. D-S' Columbia Island
THIS 28-FT. BOAT is yours fol
5000 cash. Marine motor; sleeps
4. Call Ii. 4-1663.
AUX. SLOOP, l9-ft.: sleeps 4 al
Sailing Marina: fully equip. trail
er incl: S1.350. JE. 4-4705.
CHRIS-CRAFT 1855 loft. cupboard
cruiser: 25-h.p. Evinrude. equip
Hunting Towers Marina; S995
MILLER. IA. 1858.
OLD TOWN. Is IT,, built on cabin;
needs some work. 500. 1904 42nd
pl.. Hyattsville. WA. 7.27l6.
1865 MERCURY MARK 60; origi-
nally cost. SAIL; sell 1925. Elk.
tremely low houraee. owner must
sell. OIL. 4-375S.
DOCUMENTED CRUISER, 43 IT,,
Bay built; Coast Guard approved
50, 1875. For further information,
call Ii. 3-9232.
81 CABIN CRUISER with trailer
25.h.p. Evinrude; fully equip.
$3.50. Call JE. 4-517i.
BOAT AND MOTOR, practically
new. for sale. Can be seen right
here on the premises. BROWN
BROS. GARAGE, 2706 University
blvd. west. wheaton, Nd. 10
6-0333.
OWENS CRUISER. 2 hunks, head
with new 4O-h.p. cupboard: 81.
500. Can finance. Shore DR.. ant
Midland I'd, woodland Beach
10. s-4479.
22-FT. BAY-BUILT CABIN CRUIs.
Err - Universal marine motor
newly painted: in peri. cond.
ideal family and fishing boat
$500. See Dryden. Maple ave.
Cedarhurst, Nd.
RENT A BOAT
Enjoy Americas Greatest Sport
safe Alum. Run-a-Bouts
COLUMBIA ISLAND MARINA
Pentagon Lagoon DI. 7-O17a
DEALER for Century Runabouti
and Saftieraft steel cruisers.
46-ft. .ACF cruiser; dual controls
ship shore phone. twin engines
1857 se-ft. satticraft Express
strator; large savings.
1857 15-ft. lin. Century Colt
inboard: demonstration.
35-ft Eleo sedan. 1947; twin
145-h.p. motors: loaded with extras
194S lift. Higgins runabout
with Chrysler Ace and boat trailer
loft. cupboard cruiser. sleeps .
with 25-h.p. Eyinrude motor
1855 1s-it. Century ResOrt.l
with liz h, p. cover. ski tow; useC
only % hrs; new-boat cond
- MI
1856 Gift. Chris-craft Express
twin motors, ship-to-shore phone
other extrasi lust refinished
81, 800.
1854 25-ft. Marina Rocket Ex
press with 135-hp motor: $4,000
Trades and Terms Accepted
Financing
STEEL CRAFT WASHINGTON co
Maine Ave. and NJ St. sW.
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1917 CT,EARANCE

NOW that the 1855 models are out
that We viii give up to 1900 dis
count on. II you are looking for q
bargain, see these new 81 Alma
and thinner trailers for . real bar
BELTsvILLE TRAILER SALES
Authorized Dealers for Alma and
thinner. Beltsville. Nd, WE. 5-2bS2
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
fFAAfTfANiRnA

BUICK "a Super Riviera 2-dooE
hardtop: 2-tone green. dyna- r
and r.: reconditioned and guar
anteed; SL49q. HORNER'S COR.
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th
Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK 1854 Super Riviera 2-dr ;;
radio, heater and DynafioW; beau
tiful 2-tone yellow and white
white-sidewall tires: l-ovnel
car. This bargain cannot b.
matched at 81 ,095. Financing or
premises. ROYAL CHRYSLER
INC, Washington's Exclusive
Chrysler Dealer. 1901 Rhode Is.
land ave, 5 blocks beyond d. c
line. WA. 7-7000.
BUICK '55 Super convertible: BOW
er steering and brakes, windows
seat: blue and white: Wv. tires
low mileage; guaranteed; 81 300
HORNETS BUICK, Midtown
Dealer; iii 14th st. NV. DI
BUICK SO Roadmastef convertible
blue with white orion top, u. 8
Royal Wv. tires; full powell
equipped; like new: S2,790. HOR.
NER's BUICK, Midtown Dealer
iii 14th st. NV, DI. 7-3993
BUICK '54 Roadmaster 4-dooT Sc
dan; full power; one owner; clear
in every respect: S1,295.
ALDER OLDS
Vo0f ni.A.-.hu.~ "a ~
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KAY BOWLING

washington Grove, Nd.
Phone Gaithersburg 500 or 247-
UPPER MONT. COUNTY
5 ACRES
Attractive country farm
house, compl. modernised:
1st-fi., living room, dining
room, kitchen. u bath; End
A., 3 bedrooms, tiled bath;
oil heat. Located on hard
road, IS miles downtown
Washington. Asking price,
$4,000 (termsl.
ESQ ACRES
Stock Farm 204 acres
crop land. "a acres alfalfa,
40 acres permanent pasture,
remaining in hay: 2 streams,
bank barn. usual houses, old
slave quarters. Main house,
IA rooms, . baths. central
heat: good location: 2S miles
downtown ID. c. Can be seen
BY appointment only: excel
lent value at $500 an acre.
TUDOR HALL
2OO-year-old brick manor
house, on 22O highly pro-
ductlve, fertile acres, located
on Gao Canal and Potomac
River, affording the best Of
boating, ducking and fishing.
This S-rm. country home has
9 handsome chimneys, fire-
places, original woodwork
mantels and random-width
floors. The farm contains
some Of the richest bottom
land in the country, insur-
ing a profitable income and
Is we'll watered with streams
and springs. This unusual
combination Of an historical
home and profitable farm is
offered At $4,000 (terms).
For further particulars Of
this and other properties.
contact L. A. Abercrombie.
Pooiesville 1881.
Randall H. Hagner 81 Co.
Inc.
I2O1 C0nn Ave Or Z-AGO
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE FOR RENT. approx. 1000
50. IT.; In ideal ne. location. Es-
tablished shopping center with
ample parking lot. DE. 2-3200.
635 FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-Sale OF
rent. Cheap, Store and apt. DORA
q; LEHMAN. TU. 2-0774.
ia FLORIDA AVE. N.W.-store
and 3 rms. 1907 loo. for pizza
carryout. Rent, SIS. NE. s-2025
1906 7th ST. N.W.-Lge. store in
excel. location for retail business,
on carline; very reasonable rent
JUSTINE REALTY CO.. 412 9Th
st. NV. Di. 7-5995.
LOO SO. FIT, AIR4CONDITIONED
LARGE. MODERN Sc. SHOPPING
CENTER; LoNo-TERM LEASE. 10
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sol Bladensburg Rd. Nj
RIIICK 1855

DO4Nh 1900
Special 4-dr. sedan; very low mile
age; cannot be told from new;
S2.395. VIII accept late-model
house trailer In trade. COLES
MOBILE HOMES, Parkway 6-l922.
BUICK 1883 Special Riviera hard
top coupe; dynafiow, radio, heater.
custom interior: 2-tone light blue
finish: only S995. PAUL BROS.
NV. KE. 7-l30s.
BUICK : STANLEY n. HoRNER.
INC. Midtown Buick Dealer, I'LL
14th. convenient to all hotels,
once bldgs., real estate and n
naneial district: only 5 minutes
from N. Virginia. District 1898.
BUICK '54 Roadmaster 4-dr. Sc
dan: 7ower steering and brakes.
dyna., r. and h., gray and blue
teed; 81 .49e. HORNER'e COR,
Buick Dealer Fla. ave. ne. at
9th. II. 6-0404.
BUICK 1855 Special 4-dr. sedan: 2.
and b., Wv. tires: low mileage;
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
Used-car Dept
774O Wis. Ave. OIL. 4-eO3s
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SPARTAN priced for quick sale: IS
IT,, 4 mos. old. alum. avn. wash
sr.. etc. Est; S ct 8 min MIN ANDREW. andrews
1880 cash. Take over payts.
Move right in. Going overseas.
RE. 6-57ge after = or Nk. ends.
COLONIAL. 1855. 42-ft.; 2 bed
rms; in excel. eond. Call IA. q
1890 for appointment to see this
PERRY scHOoNER SO; Is IT.: ali
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BARBOUR l4-ft. de llGe runabout,
windshield, remote control, trail
er. 3O-h p. SO johnson cleo; boat
and motor used less than 3 hrs;
like new In every respect. 81 1850.
i'll A-7Ah0
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

|D-4 CATERPILLAR LOADER; HID
5 Allis Chalmers loader: good con.
dition I'm. Alert
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NORTHWEST APARTMENTS
9 units, each with bedroom,
kitchen and bath.
Corner building with al outside
apartments.
trust will handle. $500 . year
gross income.
Very reasonably priced.
Call LEE LATIMER, ewes, m.
SOTO.
SHANNON q LUcHs CO.
IRA 18th st. NV. Ma. e-2346
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

1891 Conn. Ave. DE. 1880
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Are 2 Big Bedrooms
Enough?

You're queen for a Day"
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY OFFICES STUDIOS for RENT EMMY LOl
AcnAlr AuIEn
tcoNTINUEDl

MODERN. clean. 2 or 8 bedroom
CITY. HAVE SUBST. CASH. mrs.
cox, ST. 3-73f8. LII. 2-6l36,
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Georgian Bay. ontario
Canadar-2-bedrm. cottage. firepl.
canoe. row boat, excel. swimming
fishing; S65 per wk. JU. 7-6963
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VACATION PLACES

KITTY HAWK. N. c., south shore
New. mod. cottages. furnished:
greatly reduced rates after Aug
81. IN. 2-6ARl or IN. Q-21nA.
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Elevator Cable
Snaps, P|unging
Five 10 Deaths
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Mar. 20

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Mar. 20
R.-A cable snapped and a
construction elevator carrying 10
workmen plunged FIVE floors to
the ground yesterday. Five Of
the men were killed and the rest
injured.
1T sounded like an explosion
when 1t hit-then there were
screams" said Bob Barsh. an in
sulation superintendent at the
new Duval County Courthouse
the men were helping to build.
Among the Mortified witnesses
were women waiting for their
husbands. The accident occurred
at 4:25 pm. as the men were
ending the days work.
Plunge Of IS Feet
The 85-foot fall killed George
Edward Leach. 81: Dewey Woods.
SO; Glenn D. Idol. Is; Jack Mon
roe Thomasson. "a. and Dave At
more, Sc. All were white except
Mr.. Atmore.
The injured were distributed
among five hospitals, where their
conditions were reported serious
or critical.
The elevator was on the OUT
side of the new courthouse. a
seven-story building being con-
structed along the st. Johns
River in downtown Jacksonville.
Arthur w. Avent, vice presi-
dent of George D. Auchter Co.
general contractor for the prof.
ect, said he could not explain
what caused the accident. Safety
devices on the elevator were fool
proof" he said. but for some
reason they didn't hold when the
cable broke"
Brakes Didn't Hold
J. w. Waters, crane operator
who was running the elevator
from the ground, said it had been
lifting marble slabs most Of the
afternoon He said he threw the
brakes when he saw the lift
falling. but they would not catch.
He was hospitalized for shock.
Lawrence Knight, 81. who suf-
Tered two broken legs in the fall,
said, 1T all happened so quick.
There was no warning. I didn't
see anybody jump. They didn't
have time. We were falling and
then we hit
Ernest E Thompson, a sheet
metal foreman, was waiting on
the fourth floor to board the
elevator.
I heard a rattle and just a
Slight pop. and glanced up as
the elevator went by" he said.
Il put my hands over my ears
and turned away so I wouldn't
hear or see my friends being
killed"
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World Agency to Deal
With Grain Trudinq

ROME, Mar. 90 (P.-A new
world body to deal with trading
in grain was established yester-
day.
The Committee on Commodity
problems Of the U. N. Food and
Agricultural Organization agreed
to set up permanent intergov-
ernmental group like those al
ready operating IN the cocoa and
rice trades. One Of the main
tasks will be to iron out difficult
ties in the disposal Of surplus
grain-particularly that held by
the United States.
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regularly sell for
800 and much more

Superb reproductions Of famous point
ing printed in England and Switzerland.
81 subjects by such nosters os Deoos,
Motisse, Goyo, Van Goeh, Renoir. Yer
meer and Monet, l9x23 ", 20x25" and
2lx29" sizes. Come eorly to be assured
complete selections. And choose several
for giving os we'll as ironing OF savings.
WGL-Pictures 7tn Floor, Washington Store Only
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Tea Honors Bishop
 q Fr. BreE, gast tzler

Y Around 75 people attended a tea held Sunday in the classroom of St. Mary's school in honor of visit ing Bishop O'Flanagan and Father Brengartner, Chaplain of Kodiak Naval Station who left this week.
 Other guests of honor were Father Macdonald, new chaplain at the Naval Station; Father Hil- farty, both US. Navy.
 A program was arranged in which children sang, among other songs, "The Alaskan Song" and Jack and the Beanstalk."
 Pouring at the tea were Audrey Kraft and Mary Cornelius. It was announced during the afternoon
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Visitors H0nored
 At Buffet Dinner

Guests of honor at a buffet din- n,ar held in the home of Mrs. Helen Hall by officers and committee chairman of the local PTA unit Sunday evening were Mrs. Ellen Dell Bie1er, Field Representative for the National Congress of Par ents and Teachers, and Mrs. John Horning, President of the Alaska Congress of PTA. The two ladies arrived in Kodiak on the afternoon plane.
 The purposes and procedures of tEe local unit were fully explained, and advantages of affiliating with the State and National organization were covered in detail at meet ing held later in the evening in the new school cafeteria. A brief resu- me of the convention, in which Alaska participated this year for the first time, was given by Mrs. Horning- s
 Mrs. Beiler, who lives in West crn Springs Illinois, and Mrs. Horning, Anchorage, departed Monday evening after short tour of Kodiak.
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MariIyn Sundb erg Weeds Lewis Lyle

In candlelight ceremony Satur- day evening, October 18 Miss Mari lyn Sundberg and MT. Lewis Lyle were united in marriage in the home of Mrs. Charles Madsen. The ceremony, attended by few close friends and relatives, was perform cd by US. Commissioner Mabel Fenner.
 Mrs. Lyle, the daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Fred Sundberg,. chose ballerina length gowh of petal pink lace and net over taffeta for her wedding. Her bridal cor sage was made of sweetheart roses and carnations. White accessories and a tiara of sweetheart roses completed her costume.
 Matron of honor Mrs. Charles Pemberton wore a suit of pale grey wool with white accessories ana a corsage of white carnations.
 Gene Sundberg, brother of the bride, acted as best man for the groom.
 A reception in the Preside Lounge of the Montmartre Inn, held immediately following the ceremony, was attended by approx imately fifty guests
 Mr. and Mrs. Lyle have rented Hrs. Charles Madsens house on Mill Bay Road where they will De at home. Lyle is currently employ cd as Patrolman by the Kodiak Police Departments
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tive Volunteer Nurses Aides led to considerable confusion, classes will not start untl next week to allow for late registrations. The classes will be held in the Naval Station Hospital on Tuesday, until 3:30 pm.
 Th.s lecture portion of the course will last three to four weeks, de pending on the size of the class. Thursday and Friday from loo pm After the lecture portion is com pleted the practice work will be arranged on more flexible schad- ule, and 3 part of the class will work at Griffin Memorial Hospital for this phase of the course.
 Anyone wishing further informa- tion, or desiring to register, may call Mrs. c. G. Smith, Nurses Aide Chairman, at 2964 or Mrs. L. w. Pew, Naval Station Chairman, at 4O9. Transportation will be avail able for those who may need it.
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Recipe Of The
 Week

Rosy Tuna Sandwich is good hot dish, using canned tuna. You can cut these in smaller pieces and serve as hot hors d'oeuvres, too -. ROSY TUNA SANDWICH
 1 can chunk-style tuna, drained
 can (6 oz) tomato paste
 l tbspn prepared horse radish
 2 tbSpns sugar
 Salt & pepper to taste
 slices bread
 Combine tuna, tomato paste, horseradish, sugar, salt and pepper and mix we'll. Toast bread slices on one side. Spread untoasted side with the mixture and broil for about 3 minutes, or until well browned. If you are serving them as hors d'oeuvres, cut them into small pieces before broiling-
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Reception Hossors Catholic Bishop

A reception honoring His Excel lency Bishop Dermot O'F1anagan was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon John son, Carlson Hill.
 Bishop O'Flanagan, Diocese of Juneau, arrived in Kodiak Friday afternoon and left on Monday. He confirmed large class on Sunday at St. Mary's Catholic Church.
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ON THE SCREEN

(Continued from Page D nance. the movie is produced IT Cinemascope and | e c h hnic olor- Showing at TOO and 9:Oo.
 Thursday and Friday
 Top Hollywood director, George Marshall unleashes one of the fun- n;est movies in "The Second Great est Sex. Set in the Calico days III Kansas the movie is in Cinema scope and color. Showing at 7;oO and 800.
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Open House To Be Held Tomorrow on Visiting Ships

All units of the visiting Naval Task Force, currently in Kodiak on Operation Cool Dip", will hold open house tomorrow from 100 until 400 pm in womens Bay.
 Residents on and off-station, both navy and civilian, are invited to visit the ships.
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sg0nxAK MIRROR
 

that Father Brengartner had dc-
 mated his car, '54 Plymouth, to the school. The car may be rallied later.
 After theffea4a dinner was held at the Griffin Memorial Hospital for the Bishop and priests
Kodiak mirror., 1957-10-26
NAVY WIVES CLUB TO MEET MONDAY

There will be a meeting of the Navy Wives Club Monday, October 1t at loo pm. The meeting will be held in the Enlisted Mems Club.
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Red Cross Nurse Aides Hours Set

Since the accidental omission of the time, in the announcement last week, of the meeting for prcspec-
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Initiation Held
 By En1bIer11 Club

With sixty members in atten- ance for Roll Call, four new mem bers were initiated into Kodiak Emblem Club No. 187 Thursday evening, October IT at the Elks Hall.
 Named the Evelyn Rave Class" in honor of Charter member Mrs. Fred Rave, those initiated were Frances Iani, Evelyn Dinwiddie, Gwyneth Hess and Della Hale.
 Supreme District Deputy Lillian Smith then installed Muriel Valen as Chaplain and Pat Cannon as Press Correspondent, with Sibyl Boggs assisting as Installing Chap lain. Due to the absence of Mrs Valen, who was weathered in at Anchorage, Helen Stockard took the oath of office for her by proxy.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-08
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The Cape Fear Area Council.
Boy Scouts of America to nod
its Annual Budget PLANNING
Meeting on Wednesday. MAY 9Th
6 p. m. at the Hotel Whitcvillc.
Whitcvillc for tho purpose OF
developing the finance needs for
1878 Council program. The
Operating Committees of the
COuncIl viii meet with their re-
prcsentatiN-s ,rom the five uis
trictS To as. tain the cost Of
getting the program of action to
the Scouts, Cubs and Explorers
of the eight county area.
). Preston Douglas. Council
President will preside over the
General meeting with the follow
ing Operating Committee Chair
men being in charge Of their
Committee Meeting: D. NJ. Cal
houn, Elizabcthtown. Organiza-
ton and Extension; Lester Lowe.
Chadbourn, Finance: F. f. Stan
ley. Wilmington, Camping and
Activities; Wallace West. Will
Training; DR.. r. l..
Murray, Raeford, Health and
Safety; DR.. Alton Fales. Will