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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
MAN WITH CAR
Excel. eArninss. Permanent work.
S7O7 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
UNDER IS
Alexandria, Va.

YOUNG MAN. Needed BY building
arm. Clerical. typing and book
Keeping exper. required. Car nee
essary. Excel. salary and oppor-
tunity for advancement. ABBY
THE WHEELER CORP. lOla
Wahler pl. Sc, 10. $4,000.
YOUNG MAN for position in rental
department Of old-line real es-
tate Arm. some experience pref:
cradle, but not essential, good
opportunity to learn real estate
business, see Mr.. Marshall. THOS
j. FISHER a CO., INC, 73S 18TH
st. NV, DI. 1880.
YOUNG MAN, white. D. c. driver
license, part time, approx. ] pm.
to 3 pm. Mon. through Fri. OF
Sat. MCLEAN DRUGS, 1921 Wis
ave nv.
YOUNG MAN. age 1885, married
to service established life tnsur,
ance debit, in Leonardtown ano
Lexington Park area. Good start
ing salary, plus liberal commits
sions, lifetime future. Phone Co
lonial 3-3Ol4 for apt, or apply
on Thurs. for an interview. HOME
MUTUAL INSURANCE CO, 81
Maryland ave. Annapolis.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK TYPIsT-Alex.. no exper,
nee, will take service wife for 4
PRoSTIoMSc NM isq, OF qai KSlns $50 -,
Alex, XII. o-5Oba.
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK, drug.
store experience preferred; fuii.
time and part-tlme openings.
mostly evening hours Apply In
person BRENTWOOD DRUG
1901 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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SALESMAN
EXCEPTIONAL FUTURE
Statesmen

Leading mems furnishings chain
has openings for statesmen, expert
eneed preferred. Excellent earn
ings, full company benefits. Won
derful opportunity for one looking
for a future; Apply manager;
81. NV. or 500 l4th st. NV.
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SITUATI0Ns-MEN

ACCOUNTANTs-Do your clients
a countant- bookkeeper; am now
avail. one or more DAYS per wk.;
permanent. part time: will con.
slider temp. spot assign. excel.
local exper and refs. LU. 2-4501.
CARPENTER FAINTER, colored
desires work. Also plastering, etc.
HO. 2-5677. JAMES DADE.
OFFICE BOY, intelligent. young,
conscientious. seeks part or full
time Job. Pay entirely secondary
Call all week. EN-. 2-7693.
PHARMACIST, full or part time.
Reliable man. Call CIR. 4-6966 in
Greenbelt, Nd
PUBLIC RELATIONS MAN, re-
porter editor. 50 yrs. exp. on
magazine, seeks challenging Job.
Write Box 253-L, Star. 29'
STENO-TYPIsT - Pakistani male,
as seeks fuii-time, temp. job 4-d
months. Fluent English. IA yrs. ex-
perienee. Oliver 6-1972.
MAN, colored, desires job receiving,
shipping, or warehouseman, IL
yrs exper. Taylor 9-O232.
YOUNG EXECUTIVE, lifetime res.
desires change. Is yrs: local ex.
perience in sales and manage
ment distributor sales or n1an-
aRement preferred. Will invest.
Box 255-L, Star. 29s
RETIRED FEDERAL LAW enforce-
ment agent, age 80. desires posi-.
ton as security offieer In bank,
first-class hotel large department
store or defense plant. Excellent
references. Box l43-X. Star.
WATCH REPAIRER, experienced,
seeks Job. oliver 6-1972.
COLORED MAN desires evening
work, cleaning and waxing. Call
after 8 pm, Ii 6-7S74.
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COSMETICIAN, experienced. b-day
wk., l2-S:30. no Sun. DISCOUNT
DRUGS. 1913 Wis. ave. NV,
CoUNTERGIRL, white: no exper
PIC PIC sAR Z Il Marlboro iSi pi piEs
and Benning I'd sc. 20. S-4333.
C0uNTERGIRLs. eolcrsd; for IN IN
Apply In person. Ask for Mr..
Wallace, Schedule Of clubs station
wagon for transp. at District line,
Ga. and Alaska ayes, ll:3O am.
and $3.50 pm. daily.
COUNTER WOMEN
White. steam table experience only;
early morning shift, no Sundays
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT, s12
18th Sc. NV.
DENTAL ssSir . asst ssis d fSfoS RAJ
EMPL., lO4 z. Broad st., Fails
Church, JE. 2-7272.
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CORRESPONDENTS

30 70 as years, 10 dictate bust
ness letters for large organization.
Some college or secretarial train
ing necessary. day. 40 hr. wk
with usual employee benefits, SAL
aIy based upon your. competence.
Write swing ass, education. sx.
s8-J. Star.
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SECRETARY
AN oge9sygsTyr SoRrH

An attractive sslaTs can
encsd 1ecretarY aas ~ 70
40 who has been acput-
toned 70 wofkina Win little
supervision after tfAlninn
AND famlliaTlEation routine,
hormai wofkine hour,
Monday thru Frldnyi ar.
conditioned once, downtown
location
Better than average
shorthand required, come
experience with lnteFna re-
ports and financial state-
Forward complete, but
brief Fsaums 10 Include age,
marital status salary de-
sired. and when avaiiable.
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Experienced in insurance
or book sales preferred.
Unlimited opportunities for
high income. You work on
qualified leads only. Full
office cooperation. For in
terview and information
call IA. 1896, 10 to 8 daily.
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IRth and < So N.N
CLERKS

Under 40. for general once work.
High School grad. preferred Ex-
cellent eorking conditions. Liberal
annual and sick leave. In reply
give age, education and experience,
Box S5-J Star.
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HELP-MnMEn

PERsoNNEL TyrlsT, . asys,
Foung pref, u. salu, POTOMAC
Church. ~ s.Tsss.
rnoryRKADkR. part tlma. has,
1880 yrs. 80 pm sl.th NJ.
se sa'. ziYl. "a hssllsooS Sass Wll.''
nEAL ESTATE sAiksLAnf, eKpsT
colOred full time eNpenae aeai
NV once ~, $1,000, To, s.1hoo
RHAL EsTATE sALEswoMAN :
salsseeman A trsmsndoas oppof.
tunlty. prefer one LIVING near
ssss. %'TS Y. kfxtTS NC.
RrcEPTi0NIsf .sEcRETARy =
psrsens6ls. sas POTOMAC kMPL.'
Aaaf wilson blvd "a, $4,000,
RKcKPuoNIsT.rYrIsT. ms,g!ss'
Soc q FMsi ,a az" w,isosn,
sSd'o. al. "a. 10000
REsERvATIoNIsT : white, has,
rotating shifts must of al!tae'
and Alert NMr III ssINt MuIN y NN.ei
al s3aB NATIONAL EMpL. 8ERN.
icE, INC HOS 10Th IT, NV IA
RESTAURANT HELP-salad maxi.
era caahierb, food checkerai lQi
clubhouaei evening Mork Appil
Mr. Peterson LAUREL HAhNEhn
RACING TRACK. LAUREL MO
R,N.-DR's ASST. little typins
30 hrAa some evenlnss, tAI'
500 POTOMAC EMPL., lQl Il
Board, Fails Church, u, a.l212
sALKs0IRL for bakery; experiene,
preferred but not essential. App1
In person, 1897 New Hampshire
ave, LAngiey Park, Nd.
SALESLADIES
Experienced. 10 work In wash.
lngton'N newest ladies specialtS
shop. Located next 70 Loewe Pal
ace Theater. $50 per week. Annua
paid vacation and other COMPANY
dement's. Apply In person noon Y
= M. EARL, 1908 p ST, NV.
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sITUATIoMs--w0MER

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIST ANT.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 10
prominent members Of Congress
wishes position where extensive
Hill experience and top Govern.
ment contacts would be an ass
set: EXPERT STENOGRAPHER.
HIGHEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
marital status. widow with young
son in AF. Available June 3. Pox
252-L Star.
BOOKKEEPER. sTENOGRAPHER, =
yrs. exper as full chg bkkpr.
Good refs. BOX 257--L Star 90
LAUNDREss - Exper.. reliabls
wants laundry at home Cur-
tains, fine fabrics. Sunny yard.
Call for and del. Ref. LU. 4-00s0.
DEPEND, COLORED WOMAN des.
once clean, mornS., dntn. area.
Excel. ref. Ii 6-4921 aft. 5 pm.
COLORED WOMAN wants ONCE
cleaning work nights; exper ref.
NO. 7-0122. 27'
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statesmen
statesmen

Awning-stor window men. work
on qualified leads. for the best
deal. Call Ii. 6-4121.
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TYPIST

Aeronautical Radio. Inc, has
typist, 20 to 30 yrs old; expert
ence Is a MUST: good salary paid
vacation. sick leave and airline
privileges. Interviews between 10
am and noon and I 10 3 pm
Rm 500. 1900 X st. NV Mr..
BEST.
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For dress store: steady position
salary, plus commission. ABBY IN
person. MADAME ROSE. 1907 Conn.
SALESLADY
Preferably experienced sellins
sportgwear, lingerie and hosiery
Excellent starting salary. no nights,
Saturdays until $3.50 pm. Employe
dement's. Apply LIBERTY SHOPS.
1900 q 81. NV.
sEAMsTREss. exper., for dry
CLEANING plant. Apply JEFFERSON
CLEANERS, 500 South 2ard ST.
Arlington, Va.
sECRETARIES-We have openings
for several well qualified person.
able steno. 70 Join our select stan
Of ORR Fridays Work tempor-
ary. full time or 90 days per VIZ.
in the hest 0fiees In town TELE
SEC 100 Eye st, NV RE. Z
SECRETARY. shorthand. eonstruc-
tion experience: $50 70 5: lunch
free. Salary open. Box 324-J,
star.
SECRETARY, no shorthand, 30-39.
Girl Friday 70 ms. exec. days,
10 5000. POTOMAC EMpL., 1884
Wilson blvd, IA. $4,000.
SECRETARY real estst. Ofheee'
POTOMAC EMPL.. 2a34 Wilson
blvd. Ari.. IA. $4,000.
SECRETARY and general once
work at washington Cathedral;
5-day wk.; salary plus generous
Dement'S. Apply Cathedral once,
Woodley I'd. at 36th st. NV.
SECRETARY. l. Girl once S59;
81, NV. DI. 7-e44l.
SECRETARY, Hyattsville area; ex-
ceilent skills: $500. ROSS Ems
PLOYMFNT, 73l 18TH 81. NV.
DI. 7-2441.
SECRETARY, engineering. Girl Fri
day: Arlington: $4,000: pa DAYS:
permanent; many dement's. give
lions. Write Box POSI-. Star. y
SECRETARY for modern downtown
brilder's once, rapid shorthand
and tipping essential; excel salary
40-hr., bla-day week; age 2O-55'
sECRETARY-Young, capable girl
for interesting and varied duties
in air-cond, Penna. Bids; ) days.
ME S-63l5.
SECRETARY, 1-man ONCE, Bethes-
da area; own Transportation es-
sential: dictation by shorthand or
machine. Call OIL. 2-44O6.
SECRETARY. Alex. construction
field: cleo. typewriter: service
wife: ok. for rs mos. 30 hrs,
Min. s32h. POTOMAC EMPL, sll
King St, XII. 9-5O55.
SECRETARY, private. to exec; trade
assoc. good shorthand, and tipping,
attrae., 10 81 900. POTOMAC
EMPL., 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl'
IA. $4,000.
sECRETARY-DlCTAPHONE OPER;
ATOR--NO shorthand, S6O-SIO
wk MA. s-9134.
SECRETARY - Experienced. alert,
good steno., TO help organize and
complete special public relations
project By election time. Good pay
for right girl. Many other Jobs;
interviews. 9-12. TELE SEC. 100
Eve NV, RE. 7-116O
@-~@-~ nv
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OPPORTUNITY

One Of the largest Insurance
companies Of America "a intsrested
In adding several men 70 lta COM
mercial sales organization. Sie6
per VIZ. advance against com.
missions II YOU qualify after 4
short training period Excellent
opportunity for advancement, Car
and travel We and Nd necessary
suite SOC. sal coiesviiie rd'. 8 &.
Nd. Monday and Tuesday. 10 an
TO 4 pm.
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GIRLS-TRAvEL
VOTING WOMAN


Responsible young woman fof
order tipping IN modern once near
statler Hotel. Must be fast typist
and accurate with heures. h-dav
week. Call MRS. RYAN, NE. S-l125.
VACATION MONEY-serYice cort
customers and earn sou, once
and neiehborhood territories avail
able. Must be over 81 and re-
liable Dl. 7-5263 ---
PART-TIME INSURANCE once
worker Small agency. 10 AN, 70
$50 PM. 81 80 hr. 70 start.
TypinE nee. Call Mr.. oreto. HU.
3-4b6O.
A SMART WOMAN .
$3.50 for sales organizing with
natl. org. dealing In services.
Flexible hrs. car. Social back
ground as valuable as business EXP,
Cali OIL. 6-iS4l for apt,
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Pun charge: s-day wk.: pleas
ant surroundings; salary commen-
surate with experience. DU 7-iobl
nnOKKEEnnn nnn az q
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK. young wom-
an for work on payroll and la
Dor distribution. Must have some
exper. in working with figures
5-day. 40-hr. wk. Mon. through
Friday. Call FE. $4,000. ext. 80.
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MILR W0MEn


TYrTsT with general once eKpeFi-
ence Tor ine. retail chain. ful OF
part tine aalAFy open, "a l-ilnt,
WAITnnNs, white, experienced dag
and nlght WoTk Apply hlhlu
nnaTAunANT, 1915 VIA. ave,
WAITRESS. white. over 81. eKps-
rl@ncedi permanent work TOWN
A COUNTRY INN, lei0a Qa.
ave. Wheaton. Nd, VII e-0s.A
WAfTnTssEa-w white. experienced
Apply IN person, BLUE AiithOh
q ilLt. 1904 z a, NV,
MATTRESSES WANTED, SIS week.
20 eundayA Can JOE PALMER
WAlTnEss. experienced. for ioQd
and iauor Restaurant Tor ateady
position Must be neat and De-
nendahin HUtt IvANA RkhIAuN@
ANT. esat niadenaburg I'd, ne.
WAITREss. experienced, white, 5
days. Bethesda area Cal OIL.
WAITRESS. white. neat, pleasant.
night work, good tips. iAitkl-
DAMS REsTAuRANf 100 ON
~, AW,
wAITTnessEs. whits. day and
night work, over Ell pIPLoMAT
RESTAURANT INC dla i1th, ~.
nv. Apply AS pm,
WAITRESS. white. over 81, sxper.
helpful but not essential pleake
apply In person, dbAs IAN 81
NV,
GIRLS-TRAvEL
Ia.aa neal. ainaie represent lead.
ms fashion publications. tranAp..
drawing account furnished avelage
S90-Sl1O per week See Nh.
BARRY Room 900. Hotel Commo-
dore Capitol Plaza. Parents wel-
coined At Interview, 10 a'm.-5 IN.
LADIES tiD-AvoN has several
openings IN excel, once or neieh.
borhood Tor ambitious women 70
hrs. DI. 7-O22l,
WOMAN, part time. 3 pm. 70 ~
pm. MANAGEMENT Of restaurant.
Pals Church. II experienced 10
day. Reliable. sage 2O-4O. For
iersonal Interview, call morninea.
0Y 4-i0Sd
YOUNG WOMAN, oirl Friday %
controller Of building nrm, Cieri-
cal typing and bookkeeptna ex-
per required Car necessary: ex-
eel salary and oppor. ioI ad-
vAncement Apply THE WHEELER
CORP, 1918 Wahler pl Sc Jo'
s-V-OO. -
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HELP WOMEN


BOOkKEEPER, once Manager
Cap TO assume full responsibility,
starting salary $4,000. Excel. op-
portunity. Box i4-Y, star
nnAuruWmpUn
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TELEPHONE SOLICITORS

TYPIsT-Natl. organization. rapid
typist cleo. typewriter, general
ONCE work, full or part time, me-.
near Avondale. LA. 6-34l3.
TYPIsT q CLERK, by old-estab-
lished real estate once. Give ref
erence, experience Write Box 22s-
X Star
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SIDING
APPLICATORS

Aluminium siding applleators,
must be experienced. top prices
paid; worlds largeset manufacturer
Of aluminium siding. Apply
Weatherguard Alsco, Inc.
1888 9th ST. NV.
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- Substitute teachers
BOOK has openings in several
areas in Nd D. c. and Va, IN
y summer program Guaranteed
income for those who qualify.
Coz 5-25I4.
OPENINGS (2). white. washington
suburban area. The men we want
must be honest, dependable, and
ambitious, sos wk. to start. DI.
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white; S3s0-ss90 M
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

sos 14th st. NV. RE. 1898
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, expert
enced. alternating hours. 5-day
wk. Apply Chief Operator, SHORE
HAM HOTEL, $500 Calvert st. NV
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. white
Supplement your income; work
from your home; unlimited phone
DI. 7-0s46 between 8 am. and
4 pm,
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SALESLADIES
SALESLADY

FOR dress store; steady position
salary, plus commission. Appn IN
person. MADAME ROSE. 1907 Conn
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-05

Trick, refreshments; registration, Ray Bourassa and judging, Vern Draper.
 Lambert Vincent, Pack Com mitteeman, presented Cub Scout achievement awards to Steve Boyce, gold arrow on his Wolf badge; Jamie Beukers and Leon Wallen, Bobcat pins; Stuart Rick ey, Denner Stripe; Steven Draper, gold arrow on his Lion badge; Michael Mckinley, gold arrow on his Wolf badge; Dale Gillian, Bear badge with gold arrow and a silver arrow on his Wolf badge; Robert lesser, silver arrow on his Bear badge.
 Anyone wishing to contribute pies and cakes for the Cub Scout Fourth of July booth is requested to call Bob Garvey, phone 5182.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-05

Extension Service Photo SEEGOO. THE SLED DOG-A drawing by Fred Machetanz intro duces the new Manual for Sled Dog Owners"
 The manual, a cooperative effort of the University of Alaska Exten- sion Service and the Arctic Health Research Center, covers such sub jects as dog breeding. kinds of food, shelter, dog diseases and their control, training a leader, equipment and maintenance and rules for racing.
 The manual, Bulletin No, 200, is available by writing the Uniyer- sity Extension Service, Box B, College, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-05

Items may be delivered directly to the booth on the morning of the Fourth.
 The July Pack meeting will De a picnic to De held Saturday, July l9 at the Cliff Poin recreational area as announced by Acting Cub master, Emil Knudsen. Each fami- " is to bring their picnic lunch.
 Pack 213 has had to close one den for lack of Den Mother, and it will be necessary to close another if Den Mothers cannot be found.
 Chairman Emil Knudsen an- nounceS the July Pack Committee meeting for July 8, at 7:30 p.m.. at his home.
 All committee members, Den Mothers and prospective Den Mothers are urged to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-05

pr. Bob Johnson as president; Peter Ramaglia, vice-president; Jess Ballard, secretary; and o. A. T0rgerson, treasurer. Directors of the club installed were Rev. John Moletti. Morris s. Burnham and Ivory A. Schott- The latter was not present.
 Attendance pins were given the members who had a perfect rec ord of attendance. Highest award went to Morris Burnham, who re- cived a ten year pin. Next high est was Walt Muller.
 Among the guests present at the meeting were It. Tom Over dOrff, Norman Haugland, Leslie Lynch, Harry Donnelley, Maurice Egan, Don Grosgebauer, Bruce Keers and Bob Miller. Rear Ad- miral Arnold McKecmie, honor ary member of the organization, was also present
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-05
Cub Scouting
 George Garoutte 1! Winner of Derby

An enthusiastic crowd watched George Garoutte Of Den 5 race bis car to victory if the Pinewood Derby held Friday, June 27, at the Labor Temple. The Pack Grand Champion received a pair of Boy Scout binoculars. James Vokacek of Den 6 and Steve Boyce Of Den came in second and third in that order.
 Richard Grimes, Den 3, received a Boy Scout cooking kit for hav- ing the best looking car in the Pack. The den by den results of the big race are as follows: First, second and third place; Den 5, order. Den ], David Hylton, (only entrant); Den 2, Steven Boyce, John Mccarthy, Paul Mueller; Den 3, Richard Grimes, Hershall Garvey, Robert Layman and Les lie Comfort in a threeway tie for second and ihtrd place; Den 5, George Garoutte, Daniel McKin- ley, Dennis Nye; Den 6, James Vokacek, Michael Trick, Raymond Fletcher; Den ', Stuart Hickey, Jamie Beukers, Leon Wallin; Web clos, Skipper Knudsen, John Fitz- waiter, Bruce Vincent. Each Den was awarded a sterling silver Cub Scout ring.
 Marvin Wilson, Boy Scout Dis trict Commissioner, Cdr. F.J. Brauer and Lcdr. M. ID. Leash acted as judges, and awards were presented by the Commissioner. Committee chairman were Mil Vokacek, seating; Lambert Vim cent, track; Roy Hickey and Frank
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-05
Worldwide q Aspect of Rotary L-auded


 s Local Rotarians were given an insight into thk international aspects of,their organization when a recipient of a Rotary scholarship spoke beforeriIthe group at their meeting Tuesday. x
 The speaker, Ensign Lyle Lan- caster, who also lived in Germany for a year under a Fullbright scholarship award, stated the ex- perience most beneficial" It was the only way to understand the people and problems in fore ign countries, he said. Besides mingling with students from fore ign countries, and entering into the discussions that followed as groups gathered, he said he visit ed many Rotary Clubs and gained much from contacts with Rotar- iaa1s in Europe.
 The newly elected officers of Rotary were installed by past president Bill Lamme. These were
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-05
NOTICE

Dr. E. E- Bach, optometrist, will be
 in Kodiak to do eye examinations on
 July 13 through 17. For an appoint ment call Mrs Carl huer at 5451, or: write Box 1185, Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-05
FOR SALE

Surplus buildings and misceIlane- ous materials on Naval Station. See Harry FeIton, Representative for General Metals Of Tacoma, Inc. Write Box 597, Kodiak, or call Ph. 5771.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-05

The Montmartre Inn will De open Sunday afternoons. Special Family dinners will be served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12
u. S. Seeking
EorIy Hearing
In Gas Case

Solicitor General Rankin to-
day urged the Supreme Court
to speed arguments in a nat
ural gas rate case affecting IS
major producers.
The high court recently
agreed to review a decision of
the U. 8. Court of Appeals for
the District of Columbia in the
controversy.
The appellate court, revers-
ing a Federal Power Commits
sion ruling, had held that rate
increases proposed by natural
gas suppliers could not go into
effect, pending review of their
legality, unless gas customers
first agreed.
Previously, the proposed in
creases were granted on a tenta-
tive basis with refunds re-
quired in the event that they
were later disapproved.
Under the appellate ruling
the Government argues, gas
suppliers may be forced to sell
gas. in a time Of rising prices
at rate which later might be
determined to be unreasonably
low.
The motion to advance the
case for argument commended
that a spirit of uncertainty
and uneasiness" now prevsoes
the industry-the sixth largest
in the country.
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3 Boiling Airmen
Held in Yokinq

Three Boiling Air Force Base
enlisted men were under ar
rest today charged with the
yoke robbery of an FBI employee
December 81.
Detective Sergt. Herman
Xander of the eleventh pre-
cinct who made the arrest with
Detectives Richard Latona and
Frank Rinaldo said the three
had admitted taking sos from
Joseph Costantino, %, of 1869
Congress street Sc.
Those held were Airrnen
Paul ]. Chambers, 10, and Will
liam j. Simpson and Ronald
Smyth, both Is. A fourth air.
man who has left Boiling also
is being sought.
Sergt. Xander said Simpson
admitted taking 500 of the loot,
while the others held each took
$25 and the fourth man the
remainder.
Mr.. Costantino was grabbed
around the neck by one of the
men at los am. in the 900
block of Mississippi avenue Sc,
but was not injured.
They were held in $1,000
bond each for grand jury &C.
ton after appearing before U. s.
Commissioner James F. Splain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

nissan forces. Today the Al
gerian National Liberation
Movement. major force in the
rebellion which has tied half q
million French troops to Al
geria. offered to back UP Mr..
Bourguiba with their troops.
The Algerian rebel camps on
Tunisian soil have more armed
men than Mr.. Bourguiba has in
his whole army.
Tunisian threats to blockade
Bizerte with sunken shipping
touched off a furry of specula-
ton in National Assembly cor
ridors. Deputies recalled WV
idly Egypt's effective blocking
of the Suez Canal after the
British-F French Israeli invasion.
Border Families Ordered Out
Meanwhile, Tunisian officials
ordered more French families
Of their farms near the Alge-
rian frontier. A total of IS
families have been expelled
from the area and reliable
sources said more were being
sent to Tunis on 2 hours notice.
Mr.. Bourguiba also closed five
French Consulates in Tunisia.
In Cairo, the Egyptian Par
lament denounced the bomb.
ing and supported the Tunisian
demand for French withdrawal.
Iraq told the United States and
Britain it strongly protests the
raid and Pakistan promised to
support any move Tunisia made
in the u. NJ.
The French Assembly, all but
the close-knit Communist bloc
of 149 and a handful Of other
deputies, backed Mr.. Gaillard's
defense of the military action.
The 38-year-old premier
stood adamant against local
press and international criti-
cism of the bombing incident.