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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

June 10, 1865, ANNIE Z BUR-
ave, Rockville, Nd. beloved sro, WE
Sna mother OF Mrs. Cathrine Ell
lot, Mrs. Edna Pool and Leroy
burroughs, sister OF Mrs. Bessie
Mills, Wallace and Morris Conley.
she also Is survived by three grand-
children. Friends are invited 70
call at the Colonial rnneTsI h rli1s
Nd where services will be held on
Thursday, June 10, at ? pm, In
terment Darnestovn Church Gene
terry. 10
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KNOTT, ROSA ANNA. OF no 18th 81
81 tb on s Jgn sob S ls5s beloved o yit,
Of John r.. James s., Elmer j.,
Charles NJ, Thomas W., william L
and John O. Knot, and Mrs. Mag
delene Nugent. Remains at the above
residence until Thursday. June 40,
at . am Mass at 81. Dominic s
Catholic Church. 9th and + SITS. sw.
at $50 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Services by Chambers.
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Monday, June is, 1855. Al his resi-
s srIs. Va soi WAITER sfSS2R 'SRASKfiE
MOORE. beloved husband q Louis
M. Moore. brother OF William Z
and Warner Moore OF New Yorl
City n Y. and uncle OF Patriei,
Moore Of Pennsylvania and Lorrainl
A. Moore Of New York City, N \
Friends may call at the Ives Fu
neral Home. 2s47 wilson blvd
Arlington. Va. after IL nool
Wednesday. June rs, Reauien
mass will be celebrated A. IN
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
West Braddock I'd. and Radfori
st., Alexandria. Va, on Friday, Jun
90. at y am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. ~
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cRAuN, RAyMOND r. Members o

Local n, I. U, o. 3
are hereby notified oI
the death OF Brother
RAYMOND 7. CRAUN
on Monday, June rs,
1858. Friends may cal
at the Ives Funera
Home. as4l Wilson !..l blvd
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ie. 1855. CLARA v. BADEN q u. 81 !;
fsafy' Elissbeth D. catteIton, Ads.
iaide b Leech, Barbara stevvs 49,
and the Rev. John ,h. a s,n nsnsn Bros.
runeral Home. / SOL Good HOPE re-
sc on Thursday: June ". ~ ~
am. Interment 81 Barnaoas Gene
terry. oxen Hill, Nd. 10
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June Is, 1858, at her residence,
Nd. LILLE NAY HERN, beloved
wife Of the late Henry v Hern,
sister of Mrs Isabelle Andre OF
Port Charlotte, Fla. Mrs. Rose Bell
and Mr.. William Sorrell. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
Attn st and Mass ave ne, where
services will be held on Thursday,
June 10, at 2:30 pm Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. is
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les 1865, .. his T S.t.,ros S si;I
Mrs. Pauline Ellis. Mrs. Louis Bor-
den. Ellsworth and Lloyd Mouton
IT,. son OF Mrs. Matilda Mouton
Also surviving are two sisters. Mrs
Permiller Holbrook and Mrs, Per
nella Mouton: four brothers, James
John. cartweli and Edgar Mouton
fVe grandchildren. other relative,
and friends. Notice Of funera
later ARRANGEMENTS by Rollins. Ia
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INTRODUCES. ISAAC. Suddenly. on
Monday, June rs, 1855, a. PRINCE
GEORGES Hospital, ISAAC BUR-
ROUGHs OF Cheltenham, No !,
brother Of Alfonso Burroughs, Also
SURVIVING are three sisters; in, law
Mrs Ola Burroughs. Mrs. lola Bur,
rouehs and Mrs. Eliza Green, and
other relatives ana many frienos
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments By Rollins. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Caesar and Imogene Coca in
the heyday Of the latter show
the effects Of this training
They have mastered the art Of
sketches and their play is more
a series OF these than Q har-
monious whole which allows
the characters to become real,
This puts a heavy burden Of
responsibility upon Elliot Silver
stein. the plays new director
and upon the cast Of young.
bright performers whose pre-
dominant females look attrac-
tive in every degree Of ward
robe.
Most blessed OF the perform
ers Patricia Smith and Richard
Derr. They are the major
romantics Of the comedy. she
the intense career girl who is
arrested in midfiight by an
untimely pregnancy. he the
young man who hopes to be-
come a husband and father in
the conventional order.
It is a stormily funny affair
these two work UP at the exact
center Of Maybe Tuesday" in
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which they manage to look like
human beings instead Of mere
writing.
The others must work harder
to escape from their standard
comedy moulds and several of
them manage this rather ad-
mirably. One OF these is Brett
Soners as the brittle older girl
OF the menage. and a couple
Of others are Syhil Lamb as the
blond innocent. and Zohra
Lampert rs fate's fayorite VIC
tim. Myra Carter as the girl
who keeps eating for want Of
something more appesiZing 10
do is also reasonably real.
Paul Morrison designed the
revolving set. a living room and
kitchen combination. which
serves effectively as the lair
of the plays huntresses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
WHERE
AND WHEN

Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

ing board. ETC.. etc. The full
inventory Is covered In Maybe
Tuesday" which may be de-
scrihed as a bubble bath varia-
ton Of soap opera.
80 49,
The time to catch all the
girls at home in Maybe Tues
day" is a weekend and one of
these Is the interval covered in
the play.
This begins. In dressing
gowns. at noon on Saturday
with the introduction OF the
girls who constitute quite a va
riety. There Is one who eats as
a substitute for sex and an
other hung In midair by her
attraction for a married man.
The others are q sweet blond
nitwit. an accident-prone bru-
nette. a pretty huntress. and a
hell-bent career girl who Is the
only one who has a steady and
devoted beau. The seventh girl
never appears. being the one
who is always using the tele-
phone or the bathroom when
the others want II.
This many girls can super
charge an atmosphere with
emotion and Maybe Tuesday
is always faithful and fire.
quently funny in reporting It
in detail.
Naturally. they wear upon
one another's nerves. but this
lis q most minor aspect Of their
cooperative experience. They
have the common objective Of
getting out Of their careers and
into marriage and they are
fairly cooperative about this
also. This is an outgrowth Of an
apparently unwritten rule that
men are private property and
sacred on such premises.
The authors Of Maybe Tues
day" who once wrote for sid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

N~%N"-
Lucille Kallen in Maybe Tues
day" This is the new comedy
which opened fortnight's date
In this girl-packed city at the
Shubert Theater last night.
The approach Of the play
wrightS to their subject is SYM
pathetic. but their conclusion is
that the girls dilemma is really
laughable. II this startles you.
this can only be because you
have not been going to the
theater. the movies. or even
looking at television very much
this century.
Authors always have taken q
lighthearted attitude on this
matter. II is this very thing
that has made 1t so difficult for
Maybe Tuesday" to look unlike
so many other comedies in its
area. Mr.. Toxin and Miss
Kallen give 1t a try. especially
on the score of dialogue which
is their forte. but it keeps sound
ing like an echo. This echo
quality goes also for the laugh
ter which attained a lot of deci-
bells many times last night.
The trouble. Of course. Is life
which always leaves girls with
the same problems. The first.
of course. is men, followed by.
who's next for the bath. what
to wear. who is using the IRON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
HOLLY
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

clusively to television. you can
count the pictures currently in
Hollywood production on the
fingers Of one hand. To off,
set this grim outlook, there are
IS coming from 20th-Fox this
year. 80 from Paramount and
rs from Warmers. And there
are dozens and dozens of in
dependents - Hal Wallis, Don
Hartman. SeatOn and PerIberg.
Kirk Douglas. Burt Lancaster,
etc.--with ambitious programs
for the next IL months.
= u 4
Kay Kendall is out of the
hospital. and her "peritonitis"
turned out to be merely food
poisoning. which is bad enough.
But she can start THE Re-
luctant Debutante" in Paris
See GRAHAM. Page Ais
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
Eva Burtok to Wed

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
The marriage Of Film-Star Eva
Bartok and the queens cousin,
the Marques Of MilfOrd-Haven,
Is awaiting recognition Of his
Mexican divorce from Ameri-
can socialite Romaine Simp-
son. The handsome marques.
best man at the wedding Of
Philip and Queen Elizabeth. is
an everyday visitor to Eva and
her recently born baby.
Would you believe Jayne
Mansfield was hard up for
ready cash? That's the only
reason ! can think Of for those
nudes Of the new Mrs. Mickey
Hargitary In q current grille
magazine. For the posing.
Jayne was paid $1,000.
Charlton HestOn will sign for
Ben Hur." II he plays Ben Hur.
Negotiations are on and this
could mean that Rock Hudson
Is out. And that would make
Rock q most unhappy fella
Romeo Roberto Rossellini
is crying into his vino. What
little hair he has left has gone
white. The Indian climate. no
doubt. There's a rumor going
around now that Roberto will
make a picture in Russia this
year!
Joan FOntaine returned to
Hollywood yesterday, after six
months or so abroad. How is
her marriage 10 Collier Young"
I asked one Of her chums. Just
great" he replied, without bat
ting an eye. It's been my ex-
perience that. when a couple Is
parted for six months, the
situation is not great. 4.
Diana Dors says no more blond
bumhlehead roles for her. Like
Marilyn Monroe before her. Ia
DORIS wants TO cut the slamor
for good acting.
The big announcement re-
garding Metros future will be
coming any day now. At the
moment there are no movies
being made on this once-so-
busy lot. But ] understand
things will be perking up con-
siderably. I certainly hope so.
With Universal International
closing indefinitely. with RKO
and Republic given over ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

Stage
Arena-''Juno and the Pay
cock; $50 pm.
National - Middle Of the
Night: $50 pm.
Shubert-"Maybe Tuesday:
$50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "Sayonara"::
los. 3:45. $50 and 9:l5 pm.
Capitoi-'Don't Go Near the
Water; 1880 am. l:35. 3:35,
$40. 7'45 and 9:45 pm.
Columbia The Enemy Be-
low; ll:40 am. lao, $40.
5;45. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Dupont-"Port OF Shadows:
sos. 6:4S and 1920 pm.
Keith's furnished An
gels: 1880 am. 1880. 3:35.
SIS. TAO and GAS pm.
MacArthur-"How to MUIR
der a Rich Uncle: $50. $40
and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan = "Sayonara".:
IL am. 1855. AIS. $50 and
$50 pm.
Ontario - Pursuit Of the
Graf Spec: /. $40. Sis. 7:25
and $40 pm.
Palace - "Peyton Place:
IL am, lao. AGO. Z and s:45
pm.
Piayhouse-"All at Sea-: IL
am. 1880. 2:05. $40. $40.
Gas. s:25 and 10 pm.
Plaza - And God Created
Woman: 1880 am. lis.
800. SIS. 7;35 and Gas pm.
Trans-Lux pal joey:
i1:40 am. 1:40. $40. $40. TAO
and $40 pm.
UptOwn-"Around the World
IN 80 days: $3.50 pm.
Warmers Search for Para
disc" (invited preview).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14

MAYBE TUESDAY," . comedy in
ihrse acts BY Mel Toxin and Lucille
ans Jack Lawrence, directed by Alliot
Siiyetstein, with setting and lighting
BY Paul Morrison and costumes by
Ann Roth. Al the shubert Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
THE PASSING SHOW
: No Soap Opero This,
AUDIBLE Bath
BY JAY CARMODY
Star Drama Critic

problems being what they you never
thought those Of girls who have
for cooperative living
Well needn't bother now 1t has been done for you
The of the girls typical OF those who
larger and smaller clusters considered Mel Tolkn and
Evening star., 1958-07-04

SHOE REPAIRMAN, experienced
sll-around man; steady job. i522
Evening star., 1958-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters. rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO. Ju. 6-5040.
G-FT. DOZER and 14-yd front
end loader. $50 per day; 6O-cu
y. air COMPRESSOR: for rent AN
DREW BOBBY CO.. IA. 6-19S3.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
SlTUATloHS-MIn

INSTALLER Of telephonie ana som,
elee. comm. GysfemS. Would IKE
iull-time Dos, JU H-d0i4. ~
TYpIST, pro. experience, aVallahil
Immediately. Specialist npeed and
accuracy. AP, 7-i033. g.
MEN available for an types house.
Work yardwork painting. car,
pentry; on hourly hasis Alsg
clerical help. SALVATION ARMY
HARBOR LIGHT. NE. 8-lb32
Evening star., 1958-07-04

COLLIE PUPPIES. 2 wks. old. hKc
reg. white and sable and tri-
color exceptionally nice litter.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
STENO
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

We have openings in our ad.
vertising department and account
ing ONCE: both Offering outstand.
ing career opportunities for q con-
|scientious and tactful steno Pleas.
ing and friendly surroundings. worn
which remains interesting anC
challenging. other than humdrun
routines guarantee.
An attractive salary can be ar
ranged on basis of prior experience
not necessarily in advertising mol
accounting; however. a backgrounC
in either would be an asset GooC
starting pay for recent June grad
lacking work experience
Light stenographic assignment!
Ia person with average shorthand
and tvping skills can easily handll
in addition to some clerical anC
reception work
Those replying should be undel
35 yrs. old. indicating salary de.
sired schooling prior exerience
age. and biographical info
All replies read in confidence; M
reference INQUIRIES made until aftel
interviewing.
Evening star., 1958-07-04

SERVICE STATION MEN-Must be
willing TO work: good salary. ID q
operators permit No others need
apply JOHNNY FREEMAN'S TEX
AGO SERVICE STATION, Goth and
New YORK ave NV
Evening star., 1958-07-04
TYPIST

For tressurer's office in a local
capable of handling confidential
material: salary S3,S00-S4 900: age
under 40 Reply Box 60-R, Star
TYPIsT-CLERK. white, fast, ac-
Z curate diet exper; pleasant per-
sonality: work varied: sood work
ing conditions. FE 3-1536.
sTRicKs RESTAURANT, 3S5(
MATTRESSES. exper. in serving
hufets, counter and booths 6
( DAYS of mo-: 49 hrs. wk.: 5000
COFFEE SHOP. 1896 @ st. NV
WAITRESS, nights, SUNDAYS on
CURTAIN CALL RESTAURANT
l3l3 z st NV.
WAITRESS, white, over Il; fol
country club; GOOD wages. Cal
VIII 6-3S36.
WAITRESS, white, neat and ex-
per-; good salary and tips; aver
age around S15 or more week
Apply JOHNNY'S, 500 Sth St Sc
X-RAY TECHNICIAN, Sat. morninl
only; excel. opport Call wkdays
bet. $40 pm, DU. 7-4l47.
RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN to car,
for partially paralyzed woman: Z
hours per day, days per week
81 per hour: must have own car
IA. 10000 after 8 pm. -
/ SALES OPPORTUNITY
. WOMEN TO BE TRAINED IN
Bust NESS SERVICE SALES
DRAW AGAINST COMMISSION
BONUS AND RENEWALS. B. BART
BARRISH, EX. 3-5737!
Evening star., 1958-07-04

whsn aaspertmg aduerfissmeAts
nddfesSed 10 Sfag bo1es do NOT
enclose OriOlndi references pho-
foorauha o. other mdfeftaia of
perS0Ral udlue. Copies tefUe fhe
BHrposs oTi0tndls may oct iosi
Evening star., 1958-07-04

SECRETARY, man Friday. short,
hand: must have car. Ask fol
once manager, SP. 3-ilil ewes
Evening star., 1958-07-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS & SERVICE

ADDITIONS, new and old work
master brick work, retaining walls
driveWays, walks, cement work
painting. HU. 3-A665.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
EIIRNTTTIRE

FURNITURE
Again we are sorry we
couldn't handle the crowds
last week end, so We are re-
peating this sale during
the weekdays when you can
shop at your leisure.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED

] AAaAA AANAAAANOAa1
Salary plus commission; local
Established protected territory: re.
peat business; company benefits,
permanent position: advancement
sary. Phone II, 4-6O4O.
SECRETARY, man Friday. short.
hand, must have car. Ask fol
once manager sP 3-i1ii ewes
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
must be exper. and have d c.
| driv. permit Top sal and bonus
Apply WIN, A. BARBER, ESso
sERV. CENT. 10th and Maine
SERVICE STATION shift managers
attendants. lube and wash men
also. lst-class crane operators ant
Toad-servlce men See Bill Mad.
dox. 22nd and NJ sts, NV. ASH
g SMITH SERVICE CENTER.
SERVICE STATION MEN-Must be
willing to work: good salary. d c.
operators permit No others need
Apply Johnny FREEMAN'S TEX
ACO SERVICE STATION, goth and
New YORK ave. NV.
SHOE REPAIRMAN, experienced
sll-around man, steady job. i72a
Eye So, NV,
SHOE SALESMAN. part time; ex-
per. - Apply KITTY KELLY
SHOE. ll07 + 81. NV, MIR. RACE
SHOE SALESMAN, exper.; good sal
aryi ODD. for advance: 5la-day
week; pleasant working cond
mems, ladies' and children's
shoes THE CoBBLER's BENCH
Fairfax, Va. Call CR. $4,000.
SHOE SALESMAN, exper.; fun
time, time Apply KITTY KELLY
SUPERINTENDENT OF street d.
vision for rapidly expanding
Northern virginia municipality
excellent opportunity: salary COM
mensurate with ability. Boz 60-J,
Star.
TEACHERS, white, S3sO-Ss2O mo,
ADAMS TEACHERS AQCY.. sos
18th So. NV. RE. 7-392S (20th yr.).
TRACTOR-TRUCK body mechanic.
welder. white, 25 TO 40. Part or
full time. OF. 4-60S0.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRMEN. ali
makes standard. only good re-
liable men with tools need apply
$50 to 500 wkly. starting sal
40-hT. Wk. DISTRICT OFFICF
EQUIPMENT Co, 723 1lth st. NV.
UsED-CAR SALESMAN = Appl,
oRRISoN MOTORS. 704 W. Broad
St. Falls Church. Va.
MAN WANTED, capable Of man.
aging shifts and selling. Local
reference Apply am, 5000
Branch ave. sc,
COLLEGE STUDENTS. for water
| cooler and commercial air condi.
1 toner dept. summer work only
| Call Mr.. Forrest. ST. 1851 90
JOHN G. WEBSTER CO., 627 7
al N w
Evening star., 1958-07-04

Specializing in tree removals,
cavities, cabling. pruning and
feeding. No lob is too large or
small. For free estimate call
SO Q-Q095
Evening star., 1958-07-04

Washington, ID. c.
FRIDAY. July 4, Ia5s
Evening star., 1958-07-04

TEACHERS, white, S3sO-SSgO mo.
ADAMS TEACHERS AocY.. sos
14th st. NV. RE. 1929 (20th yr.).
TRACTOR-TRUCK body mechanic.
welder. white, 25 TO 40. Part or
full time. OF. 4-d0SO.
Evening star., 1958-07-04

SERVICE STATION shift managers
also Ist-claSs crane OPERATOR ant
road-service men See Bill Mad,
COX: 22nd and y SIS. nv ASH
Evening star., 1958-07-04
OFFICE FURNITURE
USED

4-drawer steel letter and legal file
cabinets $40 Q.a5
4 4-drswer map flies (24x4I, $40 .95
Refinished walnut desks S45-S55
NTVaVHT
Evening star., 1958-07-04

PIANOS = Special purchase. m,
quality spinet pianos. Choice 81
q Il NV. RE 7-62ia; hlexan.
nrin store open I'll q PM, aG9l
Mount Vernon Ave lampls pkg }
Evening star., 1958-07-04
RELPMEM
tcONIlhUEol


AUTO SALESMAN; used cars, iof
large 0M dealer; apply 70 Mt
Thompson, STANLEY H. HOhNkR,
9Th and Florida ave. ne,
AUTO sALEsMEN-Sell fineBt Of
imported cars. MO. Austin Healey'
Morris Minor. JaGuar Porsche,
Hillman, Ala Romeo. and many
others Experience necessary. Only
TOP grade men 70 be considered
You can earn $40O a week or
more, References required Apply
1O-i2 am, only at MANHATTAN
AUTO. INC, 9TH and Z ats. NV,
See Mr.. Heryon or Mr., Nils.
AUTO sALEsMBN. experienced
only, 70 sell for Washington's only
downtown LINCOLN : MERCURY
DEALER. Right around the corner
from d. c.'s btggest business dts
triet.
centive bonus. disqualification and
paid vacation; demo. furnished.
There Is room for only 4 top
quality salesmen In both Lincoln
and Mercury sales divisions.
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY
Evening star., 1958-07-04
RELPMEn

ROUTE SAILS; guaranteed earn.
inRs plus car allowance. fringl
benellts. established routes selling
Tastykake. Applicant must Be- abll
10 furnish acton paneled truck
Call Mr.. FO0LEMAN, after
pm. Lu, 2-Os47,
SALESMAN. for wholesale eand,
and tobacco company. established
route must have car. Apply II
person between $3.50 am anc
$3.50 pm, 69l4 4th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
HELp-DOMEsTlc

COOK-G.H,W.-cHILD CARR, live,
IN. over "a. References. Call 10
S-SSHA
MAID. live IN; must have eood 10,
take care Of one child. he. 4.
Sd04 after z pm.
COUPLE. live In. experience: ref
S4OO mo. plus quarters. GEBA
AGENCY, 1902 9TH 81, NV.
HOME. small salary, in exchanE,
for. part-time child care. Nc
housewosk. RA. 6-6sSS.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
NEW ROOFS

Also roof repair, as low as SO:
cutters, downspouts painting. pa
pering plaStering. carpentertng.
Free est. LA. 6-l617, day or night
l3s
Evening star., 1958-07-04
POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS, poults., feed and
poultry supplies JAMES FEED
STORE. 619 X ST: NV. NE.
S-OnSA
Evening star., 1958-07-04

IbEHNICE eIAIIUN AIIENDANTN
must be exper. and have d c.
driv. permit Top sal and bonus
Apply VIM. A. BARBER, ESso
sERv SCI CENT l9th and Maine
Evening star., 1958-07-04

Salary plus commission; local
Established protected territory: re.
peat business, company benefits,
permanent position: advancement
10 over $4,000 per yr., car neces.
sary. Phone Ii. 4-6O40.
Evening star., 1958-07-04

Watch engineer. 9Th class ol
better; 6-day week; in large. new
elevator-type bldg. in NV: live on
premises; excellent opportunity toi
nent position. Apply at Receivina
Room. 25O0 Wis ave. NV.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19
Voters 0f tered Rld(D8 to Poll


 The American Legion Post IT is sponsoring a Get Out the Vote" campaign. The campaign is aimed at the primary elections which will be held Aprl 29.
 Legion members will furnish free transportation to those who desire to vote. Baby sitters are being offered during voting hours. Voters are requested to call 2761 or 4094 for either service. Phil Dinglasa is chairman of the com mittee.
 The Legion Commander, George Cornelius, urged the members to arouse the public to a greater interest in government. ItIt is the only way we will get better gov ernment, better officials and en- actment of sound territorial poli- cies," he said.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19
5 Local People On nv Thursday

Thursday, April 24, five local people will take part in a live nv program. when the Kodiak and Aleutian Islands Historical Soci- ety presents the second Of series of programs. Program is sched- uled for \ pm.
 Natural resources of the Kodiak area will be described and the plans of the committee in preserv- ing them will be explained Mrs. Alice Given, chairman of the Ma tural History committee, and in charge, will be accompanied by Helen Hall, Alice Parmenter, Henry White and Virginia Mowry.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19
List 5 Speakers
 AT Toastn1aSterS

Five speakers will be heard at the meeting of the Kodiak Island Toastmaster's Club to be held at the Montmartre Tuesday evening, according to John Mansuy, edu- cational vice-president of the club.
 Speakers to appear are Bob Dawson, John Mansuy, Sig Digree, Bob Frederick, Ken Boyce The latter will give his lice breaker" ," Frederick his third speech, and the first three in that order their 10th, 11th and 18th.
 Postmaster will be Ron Walk CT, with Table Topics to be hai1dl- ed by Bob Johnson Chief Critic
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19

 City Council Briefs

The city council gave approval to the Kodiak Island Historical Society to move what remains of the Bill Anderson home to the site Of the museum. The society pointed out the historical value of the building, and its value as a fine specimen of axe-Workman- ship.
 A letter from Roger R. Robin son, Alaska Townsite Trustee, wherein was enclosed a plat of Kodiak Townsite, East Addition Extension of n. s. Survey 2538 B, was read. The writer stated that an appraisal of the lots will be held in the near future, with the hope of selling lots this summer.
 The City's Ordinance, No. 166, which eliminates trailer-h houses from being moved into the City, came up for discussion following request to move trailer from one place to another. No action was taken.
 A new ordinance, No. PA, estab- fishing and redefining certain crimes, and providing penalties therefore, was held over until the next meeting H.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-04-19
Death Takes
 Leonard Olsen

Leonard Olsen, 57, died of pneumonia April 10 at Griffin Memorial hospital. MT. Olsen, who had been employed by Kodiak Fisheries at Port Bailey for many years, was well-known in Kodiak.
 He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Cannon of Wenat- chee, Washington, and his sister, Mrs. Ruth Shilson of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Burial services will be held in Minneapolis.