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Slnoofh Travelling
 Promised for Later

x
 TNe motorists ~rf1o travel the reconstructed by-pass road be- tween the Naval Station and Kod- iak are promised for the future 4sas smooth a riding surface as is possible" according to a letter received by the Mirror from E. H. Swick> Regional Engineer for thcsa Bureau. of Public Roads.
 Numerous complaints have been received. from residents here, Swick stated, The Bureau official stated that his department re- gretted the inconvenience caused users of the road while under construction, but promised con- plete maintenance hy personnel of the BPR pending the proposed paving of the stretch. His letter. in part, follows:
 The Bureau of Public Roads re- grets any inconvenience caused b the travelling public during re-
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' KODIAK MIRROR

smoker held at the Labor Temple on the holiday.
 Tommy Reft defeated Steve Se- liz in the opening bout; Teddy Cummings won over Jr. Warner and Danny Olson triumphed over Larry Griffin.
 Winners in the next threo matches were Lupe Tajardo, who won over his opponent Charlie Johnson; Terry Warner mixed punches with Art Torgramson. taking his bout; and Bob Melvin was defeated at the hands of An gelo De Guzeh.
 Cliff Kamer was declared the Kodiak champ by his defeat Of Won Cobyott in the wrestling match that concluded the fight card.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12

H
 construction Of a portion Of Alb bert Road between Kodiak and Kodiak Naval Station. This work was performed according to speci- fications and in accordance with accepted construction practices.
 sfIt+ is obviously not possible to require the contractor to contin- uouSly maintain a smooth high speed road through areas under constructions .To de so would re- suit in prohibitively high costs which, after all, are borne by the taxpayer.
 Tt is- unfortunate that damage has been suffered by some vel hicles, but the ultimate facility, when paved, should result in re- duced operating costs for all who travel the road. Pending compile tiOn of the paved surface, every effort will be made by BPR main teance crews to provide the pub lie with as smooth riding sur face as is possible"
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12

as one of the widest avenues of service because each person may apply the principle throughout ev- cry working day. Service" he said, makes the difference be- tween being a Rotary member and being real Rotarian."
 Guests at the luncheon included Father John J. Dunne, Thomas RI Renshaw, Comdr. Roger |. Burum Bob Miller and pr. Bruce Keers.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12
NOT ICE

pr. 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., 1958-07-12
Local Fighters
 On Smoker Card

A fair crowd witnessed an in- teresting card of boxing bouts and a wrestling match featuring local talent, at the Fourth of July
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12
oId Gold Tales EntIiralI Club

The old days of gold mining in the Iditarod country when more gold per capita was taken out of the fabulous placer area than from either K Fairbanks or Nome wereII SrscaIleds by Harry Donnel- ley senior paftnAr in Donnelley & Acheson, at the Rotary lunch con Tuesday at the Island Foun-. tain.
 MT. Donnelley, who participated in the riotous times of rugged liv- ing, colorful characters and bon anza times, told the taking from the area of over $50, 100000 in gold, times that saw Iditarod grow to booming 5000 population town that now has not one living character and is marked solely by an isolated bank vault sitting for lorn on the site, from bank of which he was one-time president.
 Among the oddities MT. Don nelley described tram of wooden ways that was built from Iditarod, at the rivers headWaters, to Flat, seven miles away nearer the min ing sites of the fare being s one way and $5 round-trip, and of how he used to bade passengers goodbye, walk over the hill to Flat, and greet the passengers when they arrived. He said it an easy way of making $5.
 One of Alaska'S rare hOld-ups involved the tram, he added. Two men with $15,OOO each in gold pokeS boarded it at Flat and soon after it left it was discovered another package had been for gotten. A man was given the package and told to catch up with the tram afoot, but when he did he saw everyone standing around with their hands up, 50 he ran back to town and the citizens took chase of the robbers by the tracks 
 they left in the frost. They first found the gold where it was ditch ed in stream and later the men were caught and sent to prison.
 As an example of the charac- terS of those early days MT. Don nelley told of a man who invent ed a paddle wheel flatboat, the paddles being attached to two re- volving cages big: enough to each accommodates a dog. At a try-out in the slack waters at IditarOd the crowds cheered as the dogs made headWay, and as, the man would grab a tired dog out of first one revolving cage and then the other and replace with a fresh dog.
 MT. Donnelley recalled the strange vessel made successful 420-mile downstream trip to Holy Cross, on the Yukon, but when he turned to go up the Yukon the craft went backward and after a losing battle the man finally gave UP the battle, the dogs and his experimental vessel.
 The great contrast between transportation of those days, with out even outboard motors, to the swift planes of today was shown in Mir. Donnelley's stories of dog tea mtreks, long up-riyer paddles. and in his case of 400 and 5OO-mile journeys by foot on business trips throughout the country. r#
 Morris Burnham also spoke on vocational service as one of the aims of Rotary. He described it
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Buying or selling-Use the Class flied Ads They get results.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-12
FOR SALE

Surplus buildings and miscellane- ous materials on Naval Station. See Harry Felton, Representative for General Metals of Tacoma, Inc. Write Box 597, Kodiak, or call Ph. 5771.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
BEYOND
BELIEF!

Beautiful Bis CENTRALLY AIR
level ls-aere loti very fathlonAble
neiehborhood wide center hall, .
bedTma., PLUS laree pAneled den.
ALL ON ONE FLOOR Fabulous
kit, breakfast alcovs. delightful
Jalousied porch, J0-it rec rm,
with bar and fireplace. Immense
full basement; servants rm. and
bath; oversiEed Gear built-in gaf,
Costly Grapes and earpetine in
eluded. ALL THIS IN PERFEcT
CONDITION. AVAILABLE IN THE
LOW. LOW tos. PRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS: INC, pI 7-i4iii eyes. FE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

WEST END--woodet
5 Co., on HsdT 400 riaA,0 'i Binds as
TToERssEi 70 y sf 2.ss7at iN0'' REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

AURORA HILLs-Liy, I'm. with
RRH tehs4' bs sn ana Ss 1s fst oSr
Hall entrance. Huge scr. porch
overlooking d. c. Scr. patio, lovely
gardens. End floor has . large
bedrms. and bath. Full bsmt. has
rec. rm. with running water, bar
full bath, washer, built-in garage
Available sASgiirII,; $3.50 $50 &c, Ssll Psull
Estate, XII $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

Facing Rock Greek pkwy, rs min.
nhefe. IN controlled community Pre-.
var, excel. constr. and equipped foy
sfacious living. Under 5000 fnrp
~ apt. only, RA, 6-ss0o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

DooWo0Ds AND AxALEAs ~ me
doaen surround this truly az luxe
bunaalow style, ail-hrlck, pTeVaf
bone IN perfect sona;. Nsrs Ne,
expanalble attic, full htmt.l mr.,
bpl and shoppins ln eeIner.:
eoS . 80 sasi, ktsiSoEa =
BETHESDA RAMBLER
Near NH, ney expreslways and
schools bedrmt, bemt.. fully
fenced, Can assume lAfee t'sss
loan. Price, only $4,000,
James G. Conley q Co.
560I Woodmont Ave, Bethesda
OIL, f-0Sa3 Ewes, WA. 7.OJ00
FULLY AIR sS Z SoSNDai1TsifoNEp
This brick Cape Cod on very De-
mas, Eafbage disposal and dish
washer Price, $1,000, FhA, with
~ 100 down 10 auailned purchaser
Please call Mr. LAwson' 10. s.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
lsib iiih 81, NV, TX. a.0sbo
MACc AWE EXT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

54-AcRE EsTATE-A beautif.i >
bedrm. home featuring l5x22-ft.
liy. rm.. equipped kitchen. gas heat,
chicken house on acre with
white board fence; only S12,p5O,
$500 down. balance 500, full month";
ly payment
3-bedrm. rambler: well-built
6-rm. rambler featuring full bsmt.,
spacious screened porch for outdoor
living, large yard; Si4,500. FLA
financing. Call Mr. Radcliffe. UN.
4-1515. UN. 4-7i71 HUDSON REAL
ESTATE
Continued on Next Passl
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AcCOKEEK-S5OO dn,: "a acre;
S Sfiarm ms f F1t Sstb Def H iiy Tp
ANDREWS. BOILING AREA - 9,
bedrm. rambler. fenced I'd.
schools, shopping, assume 41sP,
ANDREWS FIELD AREA = LovelS
spltt-level on tree-shaded lot, Z
bedrmsa Ia baths. fireplace, rec
rm. Oficer transferred. Call Mr.
1902. WEST REAL ESTATE.
ANDREWS FIELD VICINITY.
bedrm.. new, det., all-briek ram
bier; full bsmt.; la-acre lot. Price
S1I,950 terms. Will consider
building lots for trade. JOHN L
SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
ANDREWS lIs rs FIELD TI r n mtiP 1:0i bed ed
bbsnit' built.in ssLsse, washer
h.; fire-alarn system. BY OWNER
RE aEssn' kE. f srisss7si k go -7s ES
BELTsVILLE - 3-bedroom rambler
with handsome fireplace in q
20xl3 living room; full tiled base
ment, perfect for . recreation
room. Situated on q large land
scAped lot, near schools. Only
Sl4.950l Don't be late. Exclu-
siye With BOWERS BROS AP.
7-S400.
CUNNINGHAM EsTATEs-A BET
TER HOMES a. GARDEN SET
TING. Visualize q LONG immacu-
late brick rambler situated on a
corner yard, with lawn like
green velvet. Dotted with ma
tuTe plants and shrubs. Every
rm. Is large from the pine -pan >
eled DEN 10 the HUGE DAZZLING
kitchen Outside balcony leading
from master bedroom. Impressive
mantled fireplace set in paneled
living room wall SO many other
features that must be seen. First
time offered, at q firm fair price
OF S22,S0O! See this home and
end your searchi Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-s400.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, 1853 Brook I'd.
New mod. 3-bedIm. rambler. on
Is-aere lot, with daylight recres-
ton rm. and carport. WI. 2-705O.
CEDAR VALLEY - 2-bedrm. brk
BUNGALOW. hrepl., rec. rm.. other
extras. St.460 dn. Assume e13.-
500 4hT OF loan. Cow. to Boil
ms. Andrews and dntn. 10. g.
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HOUSES FoR SALE-S,E.

ANACOSTIA--Splendid brk with 4
bedrms., llv. rm.. din. nm, bkfst
I'M. and kit, full bsmt.: oil n.
VII. sarage; S13,50O. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, Realtors, LU. 4.
1900: ewes, LII. I-Is9o' oFF1cF
CLOSED SUNDAYS.
3 BLKs. TO PA. AVE.-Desira6lS
detached brick Colonial: 3 bed.
rms. liv. rm. with frepl., SEP
DIN, rm., nice kit, IA baths. flli
bsmt, garage patio. M. public
and parochial schools. Owner
leaving city, anxious to sell. To
inspect call HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, LU. 4-340O: ewes, LU. l.
1883. oFFICE CLOSED sun.
35O3 CARPENTER ST.-Exeep-
tionaly nice brk. Colonial; 3
bedrmss > baths, l in master
bedrm.. rec. rm., "a bath. nice
lot, patio and sun porch, h.-W. n.
BY appt. only. HARTMAN REAL
TY, INC, LII. 4-34OO; ewes, LU.
l-lS90. OFFICE CLOSED sun.
300 BLOCK NICHOLS AvE.-Det.
rms, : baths, In commercial
area; priced risht with low down
payment to substantial purchaser.
NEWCOMB REALTY, 10. .i-7B55
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COUNTRY LIVING-2-bedroo ex-
pansible brick Cape Cod on ap-
prox. 12 acres; OIL h'-w.h.: some
Colesviile I'd. Only $3.50 conv
KELLER wooDMooR AGENCY
CORP. JU. 5-7l00, 9 till o, ~
4-BEDRM,, e-bath brick Cape COD
with full bsmt; vacant. redec.
4Aes, terms; trades welcomed
asking s1s,950; only $1,000 dn
BEERS BROS. JU. 5-76l0.
WORKING COUPLE = Beautiful
all-brick bungalow In close-in Sill.
yer Spring; In immac. cond.;
lst-h. bedrms., Ice. attic, full
bsmt., brand-new, mod. kit. 914.-
91SO. A. y, KEssINoER g. CO.,
FAMILY WITH CHILDREN would
enjoy this stately all-brk. Colonial
ONE mr.. grade and jr. high schs
3 excel bedrms., sep. din. rm.,
partially nm. rec. .rm, IN full
bsmt. porch; excel. level lot;
cctoe'SS 51 aA.45ij4 KEssiNoER q
GLEN MAR PARK AREA
LAKEWOOD kNOLLS, SUMNER
GLEN MAR PARK-White brick
rambler; liv. rm .-din. rm. comb d,
2 bedrms.. bath. full bsmt.: lovely
garden. very neat and livable
property. Ewes, call Mr.. Martin,
OIL. 1-RS20
oAKWoOD KNoLLs - For the
larger family: 5 bedrms., ga baths.
split-level; only 3 yrs. old; in per-
feet condition liv. rm., din rm,
kit, breakfast space, recreation
rm. Ewes, call Mrs. Kinsey, OIL.
2-e13s.
SuMNER-Miler-built Colonial
library. full bath on ist floor; 3
bedrms.. 9 baths on end: full bsnt
Priced to sell-iast. Ewes, call
Mrs MeAuley: OIL. e-4540
W. C. A. A. n. MILLER pEv.. co
REALTOR EN-. 2-4464
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

sLInksPA :. y k.sH1uag .-LIs. - I.
rni., slse. kif' widlnslis lpees. acr
porch. huae panel rec, I'm
s,in.eSgE' ~ esPsa excel s'efass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

"LlGO CREEK AREA-Beautiful
view overlooking sligo Greek Golf
course; absolutely immaculate
condition. This home will sell
quickly TO the person looking for
MeH-eared-for 3-bedroom home.
Large separate dining room, larre
enclosed rear porch, fun base
ment with rec. rm., beautiful
large yard; convenient to Shop
ping and transportation. Also.
on D. 6. bus line. Price. SiT,-
300. FHA financing available. WE
TAKE TRADES. Call 10. 5-7706,
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES.
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CHEVf CHASE. brick rambler; 3
g Tv ms ~, baths TaSlsns heat;
2.9ss!.. THoS d. WALSH, INC I,
Mo ilih 81 d N EX I.AAhn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

cHEyERLY- S.bedrm. bfieE Coz
lonlAl sa-ft iv. rm, with nre-
place and open stairway, SEQ, DIN.
I'm, equipped ~, with dlapoaAl,
dlAhwaAher, breakfast nook full
S SsS: q SsSslS5Sop 'S 81. I saiSs' ~
assume ave-, loan FRINGE
okQRpnS PROPERTIES, AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER I'm
maeulate 3-oedrm., lls-bath brk.
nome, I blk. Of East. West hwy. /:
lge. aIl-elec. kit, enormous full
basement. Asking S1S,5OO; BEST
OFFER MAY BUY FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INC. OIL. 2-7OOB:
ewes, OIL. 8-45g2.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-A few block,
70 o, the Rosemary School. This
out; completely and tSstefiill,
decorated, New tile baths, new
Kitchen. large rooms throughout
briek home with 8 bedrooms
and baths. finished 3rd lioor
iarse living room. dining room
Kitchen. living porch with Flas,
yalousies. Owner leaving town
SEE this todayl Call WO $4,000
III y; EDW. H. JONES q Co,
INC. Chevy Chase, ID. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

S14, 800 CT LOAN Just begins TO
be assumed Brick Cape Cod with
full bsmt.. expandable to 4 bed
rms. and sep. din. Tm., firepl.. Ice.
fenced lot. Just 81 700 down, take
over loan. Monthly payments less
than rent. Close-in location.
FINCHAM a. CO.. UN 4-s3s3.
SI95 DIN bedrms.. 6Oxl35 lot:
EQUIP. kit; gas h.-w.h: vacant:
s1O.950: ss4 so mo. RE. 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

SILVER SPRING! NEAR HECHT'sl
Sl2'500l - Three bedrms., sep.
DIN rm.. moo. kit. bsmt., hot
water, heat owner transferred
CleanI RIPLEY CO, u. 5-611l.
SLIGO PARKWAY AREA-Tapes-
try brk., 4 bedrms., . full tiled
baths, dining rrn.. living nm. with
picture window overlooking wooded
sIea, equipped Nit. with garbage
full price. Cash above trust. Phone
Tor apt. to see, ~. 5-74gS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

-Brand.new s-bedrm, rambler,
on level lot with full bsmt, and
priced at only S11,s5O, FHA or
conventional terms. Call III q
pm WA. 1890 ROBERT 8.
DAVIS a co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

KENT AREA-,3-bedroom, 2-bath
rambler; living room, dining room
kitchen, rec. room, air conditioned
Priced in 20s. Call OIL. 6-2344
Once open til y. THOMAS j
FISHER a. Co, INC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

SOMERSET, Chevy Chase - Con.
temporary split-level; 4 bedrn1s
2 baths, Ice. screened porch, fam.
lily I'm, with frepl. and slidins
glass doors opening to Well-treec
yard. Excellent location, close Ia
schools and shopping. Mid-3Os,
TO inspect, call CHS REALTY
INC. WO. $4,000; ewes, EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
WILL TRADE
$4,000 EQUITY
CHURCHES FoR RENT

CHURCH or ofsanlaAtion - POI
rent. large frame Diet house seat
100; nr, oeorGia ave, and ouaek
snbos u. h'Wd Low rental, IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
HOUSES FoR sALI-MB.

cnEvERLY-custom 3-bedrm bFk.
Colonial, liyine Tm. fireplace, =
hatht, lse dining rm, garage,
screened porch, iull bAmtJ nice
yard, sis,O5o, FIiA Terms, cLYnn
RI ADAMS, RkALToR, uN. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

IT'S NEW, NEW, NEW. Custom,
built rambler on l-aere lots lge
bedrms.. "a baths, family rm
with fireplace; also fireplace In
liy. .rm, Carport, or porch; full
S26,950, Gail JU. 5-4252 iii 4
pm. LAWRENCE v. LUTES co.
NO MONEY DOWN GI-Brick ram
bier: 3 twin-sised bedrms.. ia
tiled baths. large separate dinine
area. finished family room. Move
in, brand-newl. Sl7,S5O. DOM
AID z. YoUNKIN, 10. 4-s022
CUSTOM-BUILT HOUSES-We viii,
build a 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
on lge wooded lot. for S2i. 900
and up For appt, call o. d
FIELD, INC. JU. 5-7l13, o I'll q
CONTEMPORARY CAPE COD-3
bedrms., space for 4th and extra
bath mr.. all schools: $3.50 dn :,
FILA BOGLEY'S. 10. 5-3434
CL0sB-IN SILVER SPRING-colo-
NAL; u acre; older home In excel
cond;. 3 bedrms., sep. din. rm..
nice kit. ? screened pehs., for
sleeping, on 2nd a @. RUSSELL
BAUER, Ju. o-s4ss; ewes, ~,
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HOUSES ron sAIE-NW.
CHEVY CHASE spLIT

CHEVY CHASE SPLIT
Iwo-yF,-old eeni.F-hAil hTk. %
Nv, rm, v, ihfepi, seq. din. Fln,,
rear screened porch. Dc luxe at
4 bedrms, 2 baths on and level
rec. I'm, den and bath on loser
level. Lge, aar, Vacant must b
sold lmmed. $4,000.
WEISS a sToLAR,. INC.
~ a-Kaaa a nan a
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ROCK CREEK HILL-Three-bed
room, 2-bath rambler. LivinR
room, dining room, kitchen. fam.
ily room; priced TO sell low 30s
Call oil. 1894. once open &
~ Q; THOMAS J. FISHER a
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SILVER sPRIN0-Three- BEDROOM
and maid-rm. brick Cape Cod.
with ~ baths. large I5xls
screened porch, mod. all-elec. kit,
separate. din. rm.; liv. rm. and
rec; I'm. with nrepls., vall-to-vall
Owner sacrificing at $4,000. JU
5-0372.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

bedrm.. new. det., sli-brick ram
bier; full bsmt.. la-acre lot. Price
S17.950; terms. Will consider
building lots for trade. JOHN L
SHELTON, ReAitOr, 10. 2-20OO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
,JESSUP. MD.

HOUSE in Brandywine, Md;
rooms, over "a acre. near schools,
churches, stores, bus lines. Bridge
4-32b2. 25s
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ASSUME a. TRUST OR FHA-

" 80 I, n AyonasLI, On hsdrnI -
~ baths. s sep nV an rn.. fu Pfb smt,
I'd. semidet. brk. Terms. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
FOR A FAMILY
TRANSFORMED

James C. Conley & Co.
1895 Ga. Ave. JU. e-4l34 Til .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

hNhhHUb WBEkLT DRAW $500
retail mems speciality line. clean
cut operation. Cash price. 10000:
stock optional. BOX 1s4-L, star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

AcCoKEEK-S5OO dr.; "a acre;
S SfiaI% ms ifR lt Bath Def Ii .sad ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
B Urn SnsAls E = arpSvAA BET BET

CEDAR VALLEY = 2-bedrm. brk
extras. S1.460 dn. Assume s13.-
500 Az OF loan. Cow to Boil
ing. Andrews and dntn. 10. s.
1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

WINONJOL ! Wit
New rancher, orchard I'd. near
Baltic. Wash. parkway, Camp Meade
and NSA Bids: $3.50. OR 500.
Low as $500 down, Open Sunday.
Windsor 4-4515.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

81 900 DOWN, SIS MO.-spar-
home; equipped kit. with disposal;
fenced yard. many extras PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

on this delirhtfui. country club
rambler. only is mos old: 3 bed
rms; full, ec.-type bsmt.; de luxe
kit, with disposal, eye-level oven,
drive: $4,000 down and taEe
over Az Oh loan PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP.
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HOUSES WANTED TO aEKI
S los
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ATTRAc. RETAIL CANDY SHOP
excel, location In va: air-eond
completely equipped and stocked
No manufacturing. VIII trsir
buyer. Only $1,000. BOX Sex
Evening star., 1958-05-11

S-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. oouolos. DonisIs.
i1:lo
4-FeatuFe Festival. Movie.
Hour 50 Min. "Sweetheorts on
Porods 1852. Roy Middleton.
Has
9-The Late Show. Movie.
ga Hours. mrs. Miniver."
1912 The British peoples cour-
ooe os the war crept into their
backyard. Greer Carson. Wolter
Pidoeon, Teresa Wright.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Moy II

7-countFy Music Jubilee.
Stop Dollar. Quiz.
Toby Reed. host.
500
4-Polly Bergen Show.
S-Don Owens yomboFee.
] Hour. Country music.
7-LowFenee WeIk. Variety.
I Hour. Featuring Lowrenee Welk
and his Champagne Music Max
ers. from HOLLYWOOD
S-0h! Susanna. Comedy.
A near mutiny develops when
Nuoey discovers she's descended
from royalty. lRepeot.)
$40
4-TuFning Point. Drama.
"Pottern for Deoth." Eddie A.
bert lRepeot
9-Hevs Gun, Will TFeVeI.
Pelodin oids Or. Thoeksroy when
she foces up TO O Fouoh-toueh
male contingent terrified ct the
prospects Of contooion. Riehord
Boone. June lockhot, Groni
Withsrs, Chorles Aidmon. Johnny
Western.
1000
4-AmoteuF Hour. Ted Mock
S-SheFloek Holmes. Crime.
Unlike WoIloee Interviews.
Guest: Cyrus s. Eoton.
S-GunSmoke. Western,
Matt Dillon hos to think--ond
shoot-when two Accomplices OF
joiled killer ottempt to hang
Chester. Jones Arness. Dennis
Weover.
1880
4-Your He Porode. Color.
Featuring Jill Corey, Viroinio
Gibson, Tommy Leonetti. Alon
Copeland.
5-Giant Playhouse. Movie
u Hours. mt. Lucky" l943.
A professional oombler seeks 10
roise O fresh bonkroll by oper-
otino OF O wor drive bozooF
Cory Grant, Loroine Day.
7-Sofewoy TheateF. Movie.
Ia Hours. "Burmo Convoy"
l94l. The leoder of squadron
Of trucks corryino supplies over
the Burmo Rood goes otter the
murderer Of his brother. Chorles
eiekford. Evelyn Ankers.
S-The Groy Ghost. Adventure
The Man Hunt" Tod Andrews.
ll:00
Evening star., 1958-05-11

1890,
1.-The Lords Prayer.
1910
4-lnspiF0tion.
400
9-The Lote, Late Show. Movie.
iM Hours. Prison Ship" -Four
people aboard Joponess prison
ship make every effort 70 escape
otter they find thot they ere
decoys for on American subme-
rine. Nina Foch, Robert LoweFy.
3:I5
9-Meditotion. WeathsF.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
1000

OuesI. NyfuS ,. EuIuH.
S-Gunsmoke. Western.
Matt Dillon hos to think--and
shoot-when two Aceomplices Of
O joiled killer ottempt to hang
Chester. jones Anness. Dennis
Weaver.
The people's voice., 1958-10-24

students in six osteopathic col
leges, including four Montana resi-
dents now training at two osteopathic
colleges, upon completion of physi-
clan and surgeon training including
hospital internship, will be barred
from practicing their profession in
Montana due to archaic and obsolete
restrictions in the Montana law" it
was stated in telegram to DIR. Rich
ard D. Wheaton, Helena, vice presi-
dent of the Montana Osteopathic As
sociation.
The telegram from Lawrence w.
Mills, director Of education of the
American Osteopathic Association,
was prompted by inquiries received at
the Chicago headquarters of the
American Osteopathic Association
from students interested in locating
in areas such as Montana with a
demonstrated need for more physi-
clans, as was pointed out in recent
news release from Scobey, which