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UNIVERSITY LINZ ARIA
Ultramodern all-bricE home. 1st-
n powoer rm., Nv. nm din rn
cleo. kit. with dsshwasher. 3 fine
beorms. BUYER can assume large 4
loan. only 50 600 down.
HUGH 7 PECK he. $4,000
$1,000 On ASSUME Gil LOAN
Brick. home, Viers Mil area Liy
nm. kit din rm, bedrms rec
I'm: many extras Owner leaving
city. WO 6-""74: ewes VII 6-iJ54
TANEN REALTY co
ASSUME Gil LOAN. New Haven split.
Levels bedrms den. ilz baths
wall -to-wall Competing. custom Grapes
washer, drier, Anchor fence Owner
!eavlng city WO. b-2;3174 or ewes
VIII. 6-4554
TANEN REALTY CO
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CHEVERLY--4-bedrm. 2-bath Eng
llsh-style brk home. liz rn. with
firepi sep din. rm, big kit. with
passover bar and brkfst rm lsxEi
rec I'm with fireplS besui land
scapcd lot price slashed 70 S2l ujd
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
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ALEX.. 500 dn.-3 beGrms., liy
rm,, din. rm., kit. bsmi. and bath
conv, loo. Del Ray area. $40 mo.
XII, a-6644, TIE. 6-liuu. AL BAKER
4 SON, INC. 50S n. Wash. ST.,
Alex. Va
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HOUSES for SALE. Va. Cont

4 BEDROOMS. $l7.950-Arlingto ton
County's best 4-bedroom buy. I'm
maculate home. should be seen at
oncel Delightful rear screened
porch, full bsmt.; terrific location.
Just step to schools and shopping.
Call MErzLER, REALTOR, ia. g.
1870 till 81 pm
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HOUSES RY HUGHEs-Take ov

NTW. IWV tiT IOlU- PNtFIIenI nPhf-
Chevefly location SDick and-Span
3-hedroom Colonial ~ tie
baths full bSmt Sacrifice at STA
$50. $500 down misht buy Il W
X HUGHES co. AP 1-lI0O III
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EXCELLENT VALUE, sI4,e5o

Colonial shlneled. rms hath
gas heat with substantial cash as.
sumo ~ loan SD per mo Incl
all Farlv possession Phone MIR
CROSS, tn 2-ll05. RIA. 3-g233
LUXURY RAMBLER 52ns stan
haven I'd DH.ft brick 20 min 10
downtown Wash Featuring @5-ft
step down Nv rm with fircpl sra.
cicuy den and TV rm. with fircpl
dellRhtful Kit 2txll. fully equip
3 lge. bedrms, . baths. 9.car ga
race oil h-w.h. with recessed radi.
ators: on gentle slopine i9-acre cor
ner S20,OOO LIST trust at So. For
appointment 10 inspect. call RE.
G-5@nO
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HYATTSVILLE-S-room house, Pa
acres: bldg. sites, apis. etc. JOHN
IL JOHNSON. WA 1-hnnn
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sPEcTAcULAR BRk. spLIr.LrvEI

.TN " Nv THI0 VIII HTFDTl Z VT
bcdrms, va baths, separate din
RIM, dream kit. finished rec rm
nancing c. NJ HALEY. Realtor
JE @-194i. l2b +. Broad ST.. Falls
Church Va
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payment TO aaulitied veterans on
3u-yr loans 3-bedroom fls-bath
au.brick splti-ieveis With 21-ft.
nniShed family room Only SlG"4O
Also 3-beoruom brick rambler,
with full bsmt. only Sl4 ..6S Foi
fuL information and appointment
70 Inspect can MAGAZINE REAL.
IY &C INC. NE S-605J. ewes
Ck ..nIEh
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FOUR BEDROOMS. senarat.
BURNING TREE ESTATES

W. 0Oh4F faI MIN
An opportunity that is rare I,
responsible purchaser Master bed.
I'm. Gen and full bath on list n
bedrms. and bath, upstairs 3is.
year-o old home on ia-acre loJ
monthly pymtS. $50 DOROTHY
X. WINSTON & CO. 905 18th ST
", ST 3-0550
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-New charm.
ing, brick Cape Coo. bedrms. -
baths. llv. I'm With fireplace sep
qirlng. rin, table space N modern
Mt. full hsmt Right near Chevy
Shase Elemntary School. Call oil
2-9O10 u . pm
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BEDRM sEMihEi BRick
oil or non Gil take nyer large OF
loan with low down payment All
huee rms including XII powder
rnl on 49, floor tiled bsmt with
outside entr. driveway fenced. level
ward First time offered Call Mrs.
Coy W 2sl3G OF ST 3-t36s
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SILVER SPRING
Il S13,950

Nice location: 2 bedroom, large
liy nm fun bsmt fireplace and
screened front porch Close TO schools
SiGLER q co md 3. 10 i-S3s3
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TAKOMA PARK

A LOVELY wooded 10, gives a
teautltul setting .or this .i-be6-
room BRICK Colonial home. close
10 the Mongomery Junior College
The lnx26-it living room has fire-
PLACE and French doors that lead
TO den or sun porch, plus many
other attractive features The
price si1.50u is attractive Ca,
HE 4-4d00 today TO inspect this
comfortable home
ROBERT E. LOHR
HE $4,000 TIL PM RA. $4,000
Our 31th Yr. OF Dependable Service
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oNE LEFT At ala@ -Brand-new 3

bedrm. rambler. kit. you dreamed
about, daylight bsmt approx -
acre lot. OIL l0T down Price Si4-
$50 peter ] haRan co, UN 4-S1s3
III q u M
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OFFER. owner wants offer nm
has. broom Colonial home, loaded
with extras TOO numerous to de-
scribe, located IN beautiful Wood
lawn One inspection is worth a
thousand words Make YOUR APP
poinlment now Call til pm,
A ca INC
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CT iiaec LOANS on brand.new split
level homes with 3 bedrms
baths and I'm. rec. rms spacious
lily. rm, and din rm dream Kit
with eye-lev"l oven, surface range
etc Big sided lots with paved Oh
street parking; streets. curbs cut.
tiers aud sidewalk extras galore
Conventional or FLA terms TOO
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
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I'D OWE xIa.ooo TnA LoAN

total price, $1,000 Good North
Arlington location All-brick Colo
NAL Chance OF lifetime John
NJ ANDERSON "A j-0si" ia
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IUTL. E-BEDRM Cape Cod WIN
expan 2nd fir tor 3fd dorm TYP,
bedrm is-it Nv rm dinett,
ard equip at. Full recfeation- Up,
hsmt storm windows and screens
big corner lot Take owe. balance
que with moderate dn payt
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

WHEATON CITY-S. s.
Builders acrifice OF . new split.
Levels Large, 3 and 4 bedroom,
fully equipped homes. from Sl5.O4
up: els move in on 3O-year loans,
small down payments considered
from all; immediate possession.
rrADRaOArU N@nn
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OWNER MAs 9 mOUsEs. wiIl sel

brIow mnTtc, yaIIIs In 0hsaitm VT br nv
rambler located on uuiei. dead o
end street, In wooded area oppO-
site estate. COW to parking ton
shop ctr. schools. churches. bus.
lines Also. 3-bedrm shinglc house
In Pinmitt inns. newly decorated
BOTH HOUSES ARE IN EXCEL.
COND Call ia S-;iiS3 after g'3u
pm daily or any time on week
HnHU
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and.fpdN0Od fambIeIl IafRr nc
ture-uindow living I'm with firepl
sep din rm llxla kitchen ant
breakfast rrn nice bcdrms
glassed den. 32x3l cindrr bloch
harm, 4 horse stalls closc-in loca.
ton ARCHER REALTY OR 3
.tl.fN
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FALLS CHURCH. 5000 DOWN IA
rent lmmed occupancy on teis
Ayr -old. 3-bedTm rambler. stu
ated on a Vell-shrubbed lot utth
ffuit trees and enclosed by white
picket fence Call Today for de-
tails and sppt THOs ! FISHER
q co ia 5-266li ewes. ia s.
1884
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Chevy Chase Area
Near Woodward g. Lothrop
GIT Q50

In well-controlled Green Acres. on
a lovely lot; 2-story Dutch Colonial.
liY nm. din rm kit and porch
converted 10 nm: /. nne bedTint
and hath gar very uic1 rlare
10 1--we To inspect call JAMES 3
SCHWAB EN- 2-5sn0. ewes. OIL.
D-l40n nv nj 4-tuv
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LEWISDALE-Mode 6-rm. brick
rambler with fun bsmt.. ) nice size
bedrms. in excel. cond. Owner Ieav-
Ing city Price. SI5.75U. A real
good buy on the best OF terms.
HUGH L PECK. HE. 4-6lUO
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-It's a rea
pleasure 10 SHOW this home. II h
positively immaculate. nothing FOR
you 20 90 but move in Thousand!
OF dollars IN extras. millions o,
dollars IN expert care gorgeous
custom built Fiesta rambler featur
ING iam!if din rm fllly studded
Meffclt rGmuus rm. Illness priced
a. $40 800 W r HUGHES co
Ap --llLL.- IN O :. -.
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$3.50 Is THE FULL PRICE for this

aIIFattlle NOME, lust over D. c
line. liv, rni.. sep din. rm. kit. -
beormS. ana bath OH one floor. full
bsmt. with oil heat; small down
payment Cal! till : pm WA e
$500. ROBERT S. DAVIS 4 co
1NC - 49,
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!: STONE BEAUTY
!. Mr.. OLNEY THEATER
Randall H. Hagner & Co.
HOT. !! !.

CHEVY CHASE. MD. off Western
avenue, east OF Chevy Chase circle
A REAL BUY So 500, with terms
3 bedrms and > baths lovely rear
yard, gas heat. Call OIL 6-23ii
THOMAS j. FISHER g. CO.
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( ADAMS SUGGESTS Cape Cod 4
bedrms, eNtrR-lge kit. full bsmt
blks 20 ghopping center and
transp Sl",a5O
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Slo,95O. GI approved - -bedfm,. ,
bath split -ievfi on over 2 arr'
wooded lot close in Falls ChurCi
location l1x2I llY nm. lUxt.
din rm fully EQUIP KIT. porch
bsmt, Level. det. garage For iur,
ther detaiR call The DARBY co
ia J-N,ut Once uDpn az
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SALE BY OWNER-Lge 40 loa

available. / -yr -old, 3-bedrm., all
brick. i2-bath Split-level with
bsmt 25-ft finished rec. rm
loc cony.. Of Shirley hwy. IN
nicely Handicapped modern commun.
Of Bren Mar Park Asking SlS.U00.
FL I-HB1
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WEST HYATTsNILlE

ture; preWar construction: premium
location. J-rm. brk bungalow, fun
bSmt.. cool GUNNER pch. Diet gar
steal. Sl2,H5u. peter J. haGan CO
UN. 4-S5S3 till q pm.
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:. HYATTSvILLE Cute as a bic

UNIVERSITY Nearly new A..
Il. 3-beurm brk. rambler with din
Im rec. rni. enc wooded lot
Freed TO sell JAMES NJ CARR
INC, WA. 7-u2023
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Bethesda-Kenwond Parl

S34.D5O-SPLfT-L EVEI,
3 bedrooms 2i2 baths finished rec
I'm. porch and garage approx. a.
acre wooded lot excel fnancinp.
cow. TO everything Repr on
premises every day from 9 m III
dark DIR Mass. ave ~ rieft
on Goldsboro I'd left on Milivood I'd
or Bradley blvd left on Goldshoro
tight on Millwood
w. c. RuTLEY REALTY. OIL R.I-fr
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FOREST NOTWITHSTANDING CT loan
Semldet. 3 bedrms., Ia baths, :
yrs. old. like new; 5000 down
many extras. BY OWNER. 10. =
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RIyERDALF PARK0Modsrn .

rm. coy bungalow. huge moderl
fully equipped kitchen, Including
new FrlRidaire washer. tiled bath
large storage attic. Situated OF
lovely 50XI50 level lot. Only
years old, immaculate condition
A real buy at $4,000. with 81 so
down. and only S6675 per month
Including taxes and insurance
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO, WA
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SWIMMING POOL. 1915 with div
ing board professionally built anc
fence enclosed Also ;}-bedroom. bis
brick rambler with lovely den. Close
to Arlington Co line Asking $50
$50. owner transferred. anxious
WPIT,Hp PEAJTV
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Exclusive
JAMES L nIX0N
BETHESDA

UNDER S25 oHo-Immac b-ick
Colonial with family room oH KIT
3 bedrms.. baths living r.n Nith
fireplace, separate dining room
screened porch, pne-panc.ed rec
rn1 and modern kitchen with lots
o! cabinets convenient to Our LADY
OF Lourdes and all other schools
w B WRIGHT EN- $4,000 ill q
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By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.

vT,HE AARDvARK is almost as hard to wake up as he
Il Is to spell.
He has ears like a donkey body like pig, nose
like trombone and has to be be believed That's
because he looks different when lying down. Squattng
standing up walking.
The scientists call him Tubudentata IN his native
Africa Mr. Aardvark is known the ant-bear. There
wouldn't be termte left in Washington II had plenty
OF aardvarks: termites what aardvarks live
The aardvark Is the best digger in the animal kingdom
He has be- because ermes live in huge hard
structures that only the aardvark's claws open
at the Zoo sleeps all during visitors hours. But In
Africa. II aardvark is caught far away from his hole.
he just makes a His huge claws can burrow
him out Of sight in minutes
Those big aren't just decorations, either. The
aardvark them for listening to termites digging
underground. he won't any time tearing down
abandoned termite towers.
At the Zoo, of course. they can't get termtes very
often the aardvark has to live milk ground
meat. rice and other soft substances.
There distant relatives Of the aardvark at
the such the Giant Anteater and the Tamandua
who ant-eaters by preference In fact when the
termtes began eating up a filing cabinet in the Zoo
Office recently Tommy the Tamandua given the job
Of eating them up.
The aardvark would have loved the task but he's
nearly feet long-too big for a filing cabinet.
Next Sunday: The Bison.D
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EUey since there hare been books and dictionaries.
the members Of the animal kingdom hare been used
to help teach the Alphabet.
Wdshtn0ton's National Geological Park one Of the
best Zoos In the iOord. has collection Of rare and
Interesting creatures and Acting Director Theodore
Reed happy TO let them help illustrate the
Animal Alphabet starting in Sunday. TIE Star
Magazine today
School children learning TO read and UTtte can
clip and paste these alphabetical stories IN scrap
book and learn about the animals too. You can see
the animals In person any day. They like to haze
company.
, 1957-03-13
TRIP TO GHANA
GOVERNOR GORDON has had the

GORDON has had the honor, distinction
and glorious opportunity of attending the birth OF Chana'
1t was with Vice President Nixon, as chief representative
Gordon's training and background this occasion would
no doubt be the most cherished in his entire LITE, second per-
haps to his taking the oath of office as a full-fedged Cover
nor under the American flag.
OUT OF THIS experience should come much that
proves valuable in the future administration of these Islands,
It should be kept in mind that the Gold Coast, now Chana,
was the principal source Of slavery manpoWer; that the tram
sition from a slave society and economy to that OF a colony,
to that of a free state within a brief ll3 years is something
of A marvel, especially on the continent OF Africa"
TO REALIZE THAT a native is the Prime Minister OF
Ghana, and the guiding light; to see natives taking the
places Of their colonizers once held, and to realize that not
only was the change orderly, but that it came through vision
and determination of both sides, and especially the natives
is a fact which must have impressed the Governor no end
TRANSMITTING WHAT WAS seen and felt, into the
spirit Of GOOD government with a purpose and a future, the
Governor Of these Islands could well have returned with a
new determination to make of his administration a model OF
democracy. There is nothing like a good perspective at times,
and distance could have supplied it in this case.
AT N RATE, the people of these Islands continue
to hone that good government will rise above the sheer day
TO-DAY administration level and that there will be the type
Of leadership which inspires and reaches out into tomorrow
IF the trip to Chana did nothing more, then there IS grac-
tude in all our hearts.
, 1957-03-13
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Answers To Pay-check Quiz on Page a

They get less than Ike:
PreHdeH1 Cory Of France: Sll ,42S, plus
a free palace.
Premier BaIeaRiR, U.S.S.R.: $4,000.
NOT PICTURED: Here are few other bigwig
pay figures: King Gustav, Sweden: $780,
600; King Baudouin, Belgium, $780, 600;
King Haakon, Norway, $4,000; Presi-
dent HeusS of West Germany, $4,000.
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They get mere tlIan Ike:
Queen yHEiaHG Of the Netherlands: A
yearly income Of S395,OOO.
King IbH SGHd Of Arabia: An annual oil
income of $500 million.
Queen Elizabeth: A priVy purse Of $685.
600, plus S1,132.OO0 for household ex-
penses, 81 10000 upkeep for royal castles.
Total: s., 100000.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21

occasion of going out to get the tree and greens (Althcugh trees and greens are of pagan origin, no- body would deny that they add to the glory Of Christmas.)
 Mrs. O'NelI takes the box Of decorations out of the attic and everyone hangs them on the tree and sets up the creche on the cof- fee table. They reminisce over who gave them this and that and over what they did with on other ChristmaSes. h the days that fol- low, Polly and Jack make perish able decorations--paper chains, strings of popcorn and cranberries, popcorn balls and cookies. The tree soon takes on an overloaded, stuffed appearance, but Polly and Jack admire their creations.
 Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill accept the children's products without trying to make them over. Our tree may
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Q
 There are many ways in which families can saare iR tho glory of Christmas. The Reynolds like many others, made Christmas cards together. Their 2-year-old licked stars and stuck them on, The 6-year-cld cut out shapes from colored paper and stuck them. The 9year-old addressed envelopes and signed cards. There came time. though, when all the children lost interest and Mrs. Reynolds finished the jol, by her self. Each child did a job that he could handle. All had the unifying feeling of working together as a family. The children were not call cd upon to stick at the job longer than they could without strain.
 Family Project
 The O'Neills are like many families in the way they decorate for Christmas. They make a family
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21

DArTlCul6T. OuG W0S AS w S@A~es carols as "a family. Christmas can De featured in mealtiEae grace and bedtime prayers. You can let the Christmas story inspire at least a fair share of the decorations-stars and cameIs, for instances, rather than holly and reindeer.
 The story of Christ's birth can be told in part while child IS still too young to understand a word-story. You can speak to a baby through Christmas music, part of it sung by his family, some of 1t from bells which he'll like to ring for himself. Pictures take on meaning between l and 2 years. "A year-old child will recognize the baby, mother and father in 3 creche and he will enjoy the animals and angels. You can tell a 2-year-old the story in very simple terms. You can begin reading it from the Bible while the children are of preschool age.
 Stage a Christmas Play
 The Johnson family gives glory to God each Christmas through dran1atics. It began with the two elder children, Jim and Jane, act xo 61ols sguls!Iu0 eql mo Su!
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moving 1lgureS III tnclr crecne ana saying lines ad lib for them. The next year, MT. Johnson read the story from Luke while Jim, Jane and Jill made the creche figures act it out
 The following year, they used both Luke and Matthew. Next came an attempt to act out Christ mas scenes themselves, using cos tunes from the attic and whatever else they could find. Last Christ mas all five children worked for scenery for putting on the Christ mas story on Christmas eve. This venture took some effort on the parents part, too.
 There were quarrels to mediate and practices to supervise. Jerry's shepherd and wise man had eyes right on top of their heads and no chins at all, but they looked fine to Jerry They looked fine to the other Johnsons, too, because, as Jane put it, "Jerry's only 4 and he did his best" Jane had made a puppet to represent Mary and it was quite lovely from an adult standpoint. MT. and Mrs. Johnson never doubted but that Jerry's puppets were just as pleasing to God as Jane'S.
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not look very artistic Mr. O'Nefh has said, tbut Jack and Polly have wonderful time decorating |"
 The sketches of these three families illustrate the following truths:
 I. It can be joyful and rewarding when family shares in the glory Of festival.
 2. A family project succeeds when each member can work on his own level. 3. Younger children feel happy and satisfied when adults and older children accept the things they make and do.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21

VIEW. CHRISTMAS PARTY
 The VFW will llold it's annual Childrens Christmas party, Sun. day, December 22, in their Club room.
 The party is scheduled for 2 pm.
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Here There Everywhere

mains unanswered, but within Our hearts is an ever abiding hope that each and all of you have a Christmas of complete content
 nent, and may the New Year be
 measured with your full share og happiness.
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Glory To God ln The Highest
By MOLLTE SMART

If religious vital part Christmas you'll children to share it.
 vor children young through ehristnaas service the effort take them You give goo GOd a nome too af tnS season n
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HOLIDAY GREETINGS

To cur friends In Kodiak and throughout the United States, we wish co extend our heartiest Christmas greetings and well wishes for the New Year to follow.
 The Now of mail received re.
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9-Ask-It Boskst. Kids Quiz.
$50
4.Your Gorden. Holly Wright.
9-Coptoin konsaroo. Kids.
1000
4-Howdy-Doody Kids.
1880
4-Gumby. Kids.
Storing Pinky Lee. Bob Smith
Is specioi guest.
9-Mighty Mouse. Kids.
4-FuFy. Adventure.
9-Suson's Show. Kids.
Featuring l2-ysor-oId Suson
Heinkel's adventures in WON
deNille."
1880
4-coptein GoIlont.
5-Stor Of The West. Movie.
z Hours. Border Bondits." l945.
Johnny Mock Brown. Border
Feud." 1916. Losh Lo Rue.
9-lt's o Hit. Quiz.
A quiz program tailored for
youngsters in the 7.l4-yeor-old
bracket. "4oppy" FELTON, storing
os umpire in chief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

9-SotuFdoy Motinee. Movie.
2 Hours. "Wooon Troeks West"
1913. Bill Elliott. Living on
Love-" 1881. JONES Dunn.
500
4-Footlisht TheofeT. Movie.
lh Hours. "Strowberv Roon."
l94S. Corol Rove.
$3.50
1.-The Goldberss. Comedy.
400
7-Frontier Theoter. Movie.
Hour. "Beneoth Western Skies"
1914. Bob Livingston.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
VA Hours. Devil Of Angels
Comp" Bill WiIlioms. Plus cor
toons.
4:3o
4-Eneore Playhouse. Movie.
IA Hours. Lost Chance" l945.
E. G Morrison. Swiss.
4:45
5-Tenth Inning. Simpson.
500
5-Reeord Hop. Mill 0ront.
Hour. Teen ooers' doncs party.
7.Clown Corner. Kids.
$500
7-Popsiele Ssor Comedy.
Guest: Jerry Colonno.
e-My Little Morsie. Comedy.
Cole Storm. ChorIes Farrell.