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HELP MEN
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cARPENTER's HELPER

cARPENTER's HELPER - YounI
man, white, ambitious and WILLING
70 learn trade. RE. d-47l2 after U
CARPENTER WORKING FOREMAN
Able 70 work men, set grader
and run lob; some governmen,
work. Steady work for eood man
In Northern Va. and d, G. Only
qualified men apply, Call after
$3.50 pm. SP. 1850.
CARPENTER. for garden type apt
maintenance: good salary, perma.
nent position. furnish refs. anc
previous work history In LIST let
ter. Box i43-v, star.
CARPENTERs. trim men only, So
West hwy. 70 Jones Mill I'd, right,
stralght 20 Parkcrest development
cARETAkER-subuFban area. Man
70 cut RrAss with power mower
farm work. Will furnish house ano
salary to reliable party. Please
state your qualifications and Hive
references. Box 230-Y. Star.
c AiN6s Rs ssR.E y gsI psT ;s9
ferSon Davis hwy. Alex.
C.E. Craftsman, $6,240
sDssIgn Reads. oradins. Airstripsl
LLOYDS EMPL. SERV.
1870 N. Y. Ave, NV. ST. 3-22O7
CLERK for cigar counter. par
Sun. Experienced preferred
EXPIRE PHARMACY. 1888 Conn
COLLECTION DEPT. wants a man
for inside work. Va: Or d. {. b..
GOOD sal. Mr.. GREEN. ST. B.
OI63.
COMPOSITIONS WANTED - One
linotype operator and one Ludlow
operator and floor man; day lob
N union shop: experienced only
HODGES TYPE, 1909 N. Y. ave
NV.
COUNTERMAN. must have kosher.
style delieatesSen exper. Good
salesman; ias! With sandwiehes
Apply SHIRLIN0TOH DEL. I0l &
s. 2sth 81 !, Arl.. TE. 6-OO9a.
DINING RIM. CAPTAINS, part tim,
evenings, Sat. and Sun. Call Mr.
sAAL. VIII. $4,000 after pm
CRAFTSMAN. experienced in sub.
division work; permanent posi-.
ton. good starting salary OIL
SILKS or PQ 2-2i5.
CRAFTSMEN, Arl.. mech. with
exper.. other trainee Jobs. SALARY
open. POTOMAC EMPL.. 1884
Wilson blvd, IA. $4,000.
DRIvER-SALESMAN, experienced
Excellent opportunity with wash.
ington's fastest groEing beer. Cal
Ii 3-l42s. TO 10 an. anc
4 to 5 pm. Mr.. KIMMEL.
DRIVERS, packers and helpers: ex.
perienced only. Local moving com.
pany Apply COLUMBIA Wan
LINES, 1881 II. Plyers NH Rd
kenstngton, Nd
DRUG CLERK. experienced, Refs
REQ. Apply coLUMBiA DRuc
STORE, $500 Pennsylvanii
DRYCLEANING MANAGER. viii
s aGGsG open. q Boz s sssv s,.i .E'
DRY WALL taper and finisheT
small contract WA. 1885.
ELECTEONIC SALES ENGINEER, I,
represent California COMPANY II
washington area. Write Box 494
v. Star. giving complete resume.
ELECTRONIc TEcHNIcIANs
Bench work. Airline or militArl
experience desirable. Apply TO Mr.
Elias
JAMES 8 sPIvEY. INC.
BETHESDA
490s Hampton Lane OIL. 6-s6Ot
ELECTRICIAN, D. c. journeyman'
card; steady employment, MAI
Sells ELECTRIC CO. 80 Ken
nedy st. NV. RIA. $4,000
ELECTRONICs or ELECTRICAL
TECHN.-Install and service banl
alarm systems; formal train'G OIL
GOOD exper. as teehn., reloc Rich,
mond. Some travel Start $50
wk plus comm. MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS INC, Suite 1901
l435 q NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white
Apply elevator starter. MUN5EY
BLDG 1929 z st. NV.
ENGINEER, day or night. for apart.
1924 x 81 NV. c1PRITz CO
ENGLISH TEACHER. part time
BERLITZ SCHOOL OF Lam
GUA0Es. 1901 X ST. NV
FILE CLERK. under %, hiss.
BIA EMPL,, 1871 O NV
ETDENHAN
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AUTO SALESMAN

II you are able TO 20 out and
meet people and willing 70 work
hard. We can teach you 10 become
a successful car salesman. Liberal
pay plan, leads furnished, new car
SuSntfiiie. MONROE FORD FORD; Co '
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MGR. for
GIN dealer in suburban Washing
ton. Box 5l-Y. Star.
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER for
Prince Georges County new car
leadership. Permanent position,
excel. salary plus company bene-
ats. LARGE shop with plenty Of
room for expansion. Must be able
10 handle prestiRe customers prop
erly. Volume Of service is rising
and we need q man who can grow
with Il. All replies In strictest
confidence. Write Box l6l.Y, Star
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE TIME.
KEEPER, able TO route work
through Ice. downtown service
operation, figure mechanics time
and handle sub-let. Opportunity
for right man, Our service man.
Box e21-Y, Star.
AUTO TRUCK MECHANICS-Da,
and night shifts. steady work
time and half after 40 hrs. CEN
ov, 3-1500, Mr.. Carver.
Aviation Maint. SupVr.
Unusually good oppor. for mar
with good mechanical BACKGROUND
supervise maint. facility, primary
respons. for refueilng trucks, and
maint. OF Ice. storage tanks. idea
for man with Navy or AT ma.
chinist's rating and lots OF exper
Start Si2b wk MANAGEMENT
CoN5uLTANTS, INC. Suite 1901
l435 q NV.
BINDERY-Folding machine oper.
ator, must be experienced, mus
be sober Apply In person, Fri,
day. 1910 Fenwick st. ne.
BRICKLAYER and advanced ap
prentice. Call RE. 6-4S00.
BRICKLAYER WANTED, call week
days, . to 4, Sunday 0 to ]. CIR
3-fln0
BRICKLAYER FOREMAN. WHITE
Capable OF handling all types o.
/ commercial work, For appointment
phone ia. o-lO48, between 0 anC
pm.
BUILDING CLEANERS, for san,
blasting, steam cleaning an
pointing. Experienced only, Appl
AMERICAN BUILDING CLEAN
ING CONTRACTORS, 2251 9th st
NV. HU. 3-7121
BUTCHER, experienced, soberl Goo,
iob, Apply INDIAN SPRING
MARKET. 4 Corners. Nd, JU
BUTCHER, capable OF managinl
self-service meat dept; must b,
sober and have good refs. TOT
waves for right man. Apply II
person from 10 z pm, ROCF
CREEK SUPERMARKET. 1872
Grub I'd. Silver Spring, Md.
CARPENTER. experienced. tina
can take charge Of new hous
and occasional small remodelinI
and new additions. Call IA 3
5000 after y pm.
CARPENTERS. experienced. Appl
at Job Potomac, Md Out s
Glenn I'd To Edison, turn RICH
TO Dobbin I'd. Ask for Mr.
HOWARD.
CARPENTERS for concrete forn
work, JE. Silica.
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HELp--MEM

PHARMACIgT, req; full time top
salary, PEARsoN's PHARMACY
2iAb VIA. ave. nv, ~, J.12bO,
PHOTO COUPON MEN. Apply MoYI
PHOTOGRAPHERS, blb iith tt
NV, Wsshlngton, b. c. 4.
PLUMBER. with wesc Journey.
Nus, Be nSst.eIsss msehsnls' Iii,
Is steady yeaT.'round lob ioi
right man. Apply J. l.. BATtMAR
a SON 2O04 Rhode Island ave
ne, no. 2-22OO.
PLUMBER, ExP.-Md, journeyman
card. ID. G. eEp.. living In VIC.
sc. Wash, steady employment
top wages. Cali after I pm. RE
rL .Ss:Il e. fun, fully suali Inc;
and rslisbisn. have b c driv VIsi
permit. Understand D. c, code
Cal Wo. 0.2224 or ~, 1851
" I'm rs .. ssgs5Tiene'd on mes
P0RTER. alert and energetic younG
man for fabric shop. Apply Man
S ssT MIL ..b Esp S sH1f 6hut cSrHs
PRINTERS photo nniohingl, ex-
perieneed Eastman rollhead equip
ment. choice Of 2 night shifts, In
modern Arlington plan many
company dement's. Call Mr.. HEN.
SON. ia, 2-3blO. from 70
PRINTING PAPER SALESMAN q
nishsd, Box ray, star.
RIAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-won-
derful opportunity for wide
awake. exper. statesmen In active
Silver Spring once. Excellent CON-
mission arraneements. LEO A,
BRYER a Co, INC. ~. 6-sO55,
REAL ESTATE Statesmen : We
are expanding and need exper
men TO eoyer Spring1eld. Rose
Hill. Va. Hills. Bureundy VILLAGE.
and adjacent areas. Will con
slider part time II licensed and
aDpt.. NJ a. s REALTY.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN--2 ex.
per. full time men or women
Pleasant aiT-eooled. medium si1s
once. Working Bethesda and NV
Wash Call Mr.. Billingsley, Bill.
LINGSLEY REALTY CO, EN-
.--3@b.
ROoFER AND SHEET INITIAL MAN
Must be sober and steady; gooo
pay for right man. Call no,
2-fO44
ROOFING AND SIDING APPLlCA'
TOR, with equip and crew, 4
work hY 50. Mr.. DIAMOND, OIL
ROUTEMAN-Arl. ALEX. start a
over SOS vk. IA. 5-oJl5, Thurs
eve. d pm. 70 . pm.
SAILS. Mutual Funds. Pull OF
part-time. with estab. brokerags
nrm; Prof trng. program. EN-
2-e035 OF I'm 2-5i43
SAILS CLERK. for new Arl pain
store: Va. resident pref: paint
selling exper necessary. AlsS
young man, paint exper. not nee
sssary. for sales and stock work
CO, 1884 N. Y. ave. nv.
sALEsMAN-Must have retail stor,
experience IN selling Sporting
Goods. Wonderful opportunity q
the right person. See MI Bern.
stein, SPORTS CENTER. Sth anc
SALEsMAN - LArge independen
paint manufacturer desires Serv
ices OF man acquainted viii
painting and maintenance trad
in Wathington and metropolitan
area. Excellent opportunity FOL
one willing to work and obtair
results. Salary and expenses Il
start. with paid vacation anS
various company benefits. Repll
In writing. stating qualifications
education. age. marital status ant
previous record Of accomplish
ments Interview viii be arrange,
in washington, All replies he'll
IN strict confidence. Box 2f9-v
SALESMAN 10 assist manufac
turer's rep. In selling nat. know
machine tool lines; Bait. area
must have car Write stating age
expeT educational BACKGROUND
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kEOGH CAREY and COSTELLO
Attorneys,
4On woodward Building,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court. NO. D3750,
Administration This Is TO Give
Notice: That the subscribers, Of
the District Of Columbia and the
state Of MARYLAND, respectively,
have obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District Of Columbia,
Letters Iestamentary on the es-
KIEWIcZ. late Of the District Of
having claims AGAINST the de-
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authent ic tied. TO
the subscribers, on or before the
9Th day Of. October. AID. 1858;
otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. Given. under our. hands
this Attn day Of April. 1893, JANE
CECILIA KLIMKIEW1CZ. 1921
Brapch bHS yspps Sc; , wsshiHgto1'
, H:ieht'' rs Ms5bElo5Rf tcsoeaelswEHff,,
REGISTER OF Wills for the District
OF Columbia Clerk OF the Probate
Court apl0,l724
SAMUEL I. SHERWOOD. Attorney,
1OI Columbia Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court. NO. 9Ib30,
administration This Is 10 Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of
the District Of Columbia, has
obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District Of Columbia.
Letters OF Administration on the
estate Of ROSELLA DAVIS. late OF
the District OF Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons taving claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated, to the subscriber, on
or before the 18th day OF August
AID. 1888: otherwise they may by
Law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 10th day Of April. 1858.
ALvERDA PATTERSON, 200
Rand Place NE. Seal Attest
FRANK J. BURKART, Deputy
REGISTER OF Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. api7,2i-n8l
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JosEPH A. RAFFERTY,, Attorney,
eo6 seutheFn Buildine,
WashlngtOn q. DC.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate court.-No. 952s6,
Administration This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, OF
the STATE Of Maryland. has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia, Letters
Te8tamentary on the estate OF
JOSEPH KuMBAR. late OF the
District Of Columbia, deceaed. All
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the Voueh-
ers thereof, legally authenticated.
70 the subscriber, on or before the
2lst day Of October, AID. 1858:
otherwise they may By law be
excluded from al beneht OF said
2lst day Of April, 1855. ALBERT
n. KUMBAR, 42l4 Russell Ave-
nue., Mt, Rainier, Maryland
lSeal,) Attest: THEODORE COOS.
WELL. Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. ap34. -my1.s.
NENNnTAna nWERRw 49,
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LIAM y. HICKEY, Attorney
e M..N WIZ BT 4

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate court.-No. 94624
Administration.-Thi Is 70 Civ,
Notice: That the subscriber. o.
the State Of Maryland. has Oh.
tanned from the Probate Court o.
the District OF Columbia. Letter.
Iestamentary on the estate oi
MILL NJ. CLARK. late Of thu
District OF Columbia, deceased
All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally luthenti.
GATED. TO the subscriber, on oil
before the 14th day of October
AID. 1858: otherwise they may b.
law be excluded from all beneni
Of said estate. Given under ny
hand this 18th day OF April. 1855
VIRGINIA MAY SAME. / Belfast
Road, Timonium. Maryland. (Seal.
Attest: THEODORE COGeWELL
REGISTER OF wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. Rp17.24-my1
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
S4l3 Georgia Ave. JU. g-444d
CASHIER BOOKKEEPER. exper. on
busy register preferred. Will train
hs.g: 5-day vk.: proit shartns
ana many company Dement'S. Ap-
ply Mrs Doffort. HECHINOER
CO.. 18th and II SITS. ne.
CAsHIER-CHECKER for independ-
ent supermaTket; expef. pref but
not nee. Refs. Apply 1920 7th
81. NV.
CAsHIER-May 3O-Labor Day, II
a.m.-7 pm, q days, incl. Sun,
Mon. OF Age $685.. Ss25 plus
lunch. POTOMAC EMPL., 1854
Wilson blvd. Ari.. IA. $4,000.
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SALESMAN

Young man for ne. jewelry store:
experience. helpful but not manda-
tory eooc salary; many company
Want. cAsTELBERo's JEWELERS.,
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Statesmen

Sell to established outside &C.
counts: debit exper. helpful car
necessary: salary and commission
man earning $4,000 or better only
WASHINGTON FURN. CO. il45
9TH 81 NV.
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COSMETIC
Demonstrators
Credit
Interviewers

SEARS needs 2 credit interview.
srs 70 WORK lO-hour, B.day week.
pleasant WORKING conditions. plus
many excellent company benefits
10 the two who qualify.
APPLY IN PERSON
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Hours of Light
 Promote Growth

An extremely favorable situa- ton for photosynthetic processes explains the phenomenal growth of adapted crops in the subarctic, a University of Alaska scientist has stated in a recently published paper on Arctic and Sub-Arctic Agriculture.
 Photosynthesis is the formation of carbohydrates in the chloro- phyll-containing tissues of plants exposed to light.
 Dr. Allan H. Mick, director of the University of Alaska Agricul- tural Experiment Station, ob- serves that cabbage, at it's peak growing season in Fairbanks, sym thesizes for 20 to 2 hours a day. In the lush garden truck garden areas of California, the cabbage forms carbohydrates for perhaps 13 hours day.
 Dr. Mick notes that in Alaska, marketable heads form rapidly and tissues are not physiologically aged as in southern climates by the time the product is consum- ed" His paper was delivered at the 18th Biology Colloquium at Corvallis, Oregon last year.
 He also says that studies of forage response show that an acre of land in the Matanuska Valley can produce as much or more pro- tein Harvested in the form of grass) as will an acre of land in Georgia or Nebraska( where it is harvested in the form of corn. J"
 Of course, as Dr. Mick points out, the great amount of light can be drawback, especially to home gardeners who are dismayed at seeing their red beets, spinach,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26
Kraft Recovering Following Surgery

Ben Kraft, who heads o. Kraft & Son, has been in Seattle the past few weeks for medical atten- tion. He was released from hos pital early this week following surgery, and is reported to be re- cuperating very well.
 He hopes to be able to return 10 Kodiak within the next week or ten days.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26
Navy Wives Club
 To Meet July 28

A program featuring Betty Reeds dance students, and Mary Escue's baton group, will be pre- sented at the meeting of the Kodi- ak Island Navy Wives Club at the Chapel Annex at 7:30 pm, July 28.
 The business meeting will be held following the program. Wives of all servicemen, especially new corners, are cordially invited to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

From September 8 to 12 Mrs. Coon will be attending the conven- ton of the Order of Eastern Star in Philadelphia. She will then at- tend the national convention of the Emblem Club in Swampscott, Mass. from September 2l to 27
 Mrs. Coon will fly on the trip eastbound, but plans to return to Seattle via train.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26
Recipe of the Week
A LiffIe Extra Work Pays
 Off In Added Eye Appeal
By Max Winkler President, Restaurants LOngchGmps

PTeS1dent, ReSt0NTdntS LOHgcHdmps
 This is another recipe dealing glorifcation of the oWy potato It is something of production but the result is Well worth the extra work
 "Iis said the eye has almost much to do the taste of disn the tongue This is particularly th case Baked stuffed potatoes properly turned out are decoration before they and memory afterwards Try them.
 BAKED STUFFED CLUB POTATOES (serves 6) ldaho potatoes ] cup heavy l cup lunches chives chonned N oiAon chopped ParmeSan cheese, "A cup cooked nam, chopped grated o sAceS cTlsp bacon, ] teaspoon chopped celery . chopped Salt and pepper stalk celery chopped Paprika
 Bake potatoes at 45O degrees F. 50 to 60 minutes Su IT hall Remove inside potato and mash Melt Ncup butter in Add onion ham, celery tor 10 minutes. Add this to the potato and mix we'll Add chve cheese. parsley and remaining butter well. Season Fill potato shells with this mixture Sprinkle with remaining cheese and paprka at $50 degrees F. IS to 20 minutes.
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SOCIAL NOTES Homemaking Happenings About Tom Gardening

ton White, arrived recently to visit relatives and friends for a few weeks. Her son, Jackie, has been in Kodiak since the end of the school term.
 Mrs. Kraft, accompanied by Mrs. Mann's daughter, Feather, is expected to arrive II Kcdiak with in the next few weeks.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26
Mrs. Louise Coon
 Goes orr Trip East

Leaving this week, Mrs. Louise Coon, wife of Kodiak mayor Mer- Till Coon. will travel to the East coast. and expects to be gone six or eight weeks.
 Stepping first in Seattle, she will go to Boise and Twin Falls, Idaho, then on to Kimball, Ne braska. St. Louis, Mo. and Wash ington D. c. are next on her itin- erary.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26
Uso SCHEDULE
July 26 to August !

Saturday-6:00 pm. ping pong; 800 pm. movie, Raiders on the Seven Seas"
 Sunday-10:00 am. to II pm. open house.
 Monday-8:O0 pm. Alaska's fav- orite game
 Tuesday-1:30 pm. leathercraft and sewing classes; 7:30 pm. leathercraft.
 Wednesday-1:O0 pm. to HOO
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

We tried to explain to Bill and Lillian Lamme's 'god-who-brings- rain (and very handsome little fellow he is) that we hoped he would take vacation for i while ... didn't do much good, altho he must have rested Sunday and Monday. w.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26
Birth Announcement Received

A boy was born to Jackie and Wayne Henrick on July 3, accord ing to word received here this week.
 Jackie is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Foster of this city. The baby boy, named Todd Mat thews, weighed pounds, z ounces when born. The HenricNs live II Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26

chard, celery and other vegetables bolt" that is, bloom without com pleting their full vegetative devel- opment.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26
KODIAK MIRRns

open horse.
 Thursday -- l:30 ieathercraft, 800 pm. movie, Hell on Frisco Bav."
 Friday-8:00 pm. pinochle and canasta.
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Of This And That
By Betha Digree

By Betha Digree
 We tried to explain to Bill and Lillian Lamme's 'god-who- brings rain (and very handsome little fellow he is) that we hoped he would take vacation for while didn't do much good, altho he must have rested Sunday and Monday.
 --O-O-O-
 According to letter from Marie Cardinal, Seattle could real Iy use some of our rainfall Marie wrote that the temperature has been soaring above ninety. :. Its just too darn hot here" she added. Ed met Marie in Van- couver, British Columbia, upon her return from the east, and they are now vacationing in Seattle, but expect to begin their return journey soon. ...
 --O-O-O
 The tea held Sunday at the USO. honoring Miss Ethel McCurry, new Director at. the USO Club, was we'll attended ..,.. and busy as usual, even tho officially off duty, were Howard and Mabel De- marest. '. Always friendly, will ing to be helpful when needed, the Demarests will be missed. v. Our best wishes go with them to Guam. k. Pouring at the tea were Maxine Brooks, Ginger Veerman, Dorothy Haag, Irene Brooks, Etta Edris, Lois Nicolet and Betha Di- gree. ... Good luck to Miss Nc Curry. !. We hope that she will enjoy being in Kodiak. ...
 ---o-O-O-
 The next few weeks will, no doubt, bring out extra friendliness .... smiles. and charm turned on full blast by all those with po- litical aspirations. ... Unfortun- ately. there is another side to the picture .... There may be some at tempts to blacken regulations accusations tossed forth. N. mud singing. ... It won't be all sweet ness and kindness (we speak from experience, having gone through rough political cam paign few years ago). ... and someone is bound to get hurt. :. That is to be expected. but our hope is that those running for of flee do not make promises that they cannot possibly keep. vo- ters do not appreciate being thought of as being gullible and stupid. .. Let those who wish to serve as public servants enter the race with sincere desire to GIVE to the people and the State, rather than wonder what they can GET out of an office for their own per- sonal gain, or for that of their friends. either financially or in so-called prestige.
 -O--O-O-
 There is no bargain sale on postage stamps. X. the new rates go into effect August l despite the efforts of one lady who bought large supply of stamps at the old rate, . Ito save money when 1hesfew ones go on sale" # Just doesn't work out that way the lady, we fear, will be busy licking all those extra stamps. ....
Kodiak mirror., 1958-07-26
NOTICE

There will be meeting of the Kodiak Fish Producers AssOcia ton at 800 pm. on August 30
 A. J. CichoSkL
 Secretary
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Mrs. Anita Mann vacationing Here

Mrs. Anita Mann, daughter of Mrs. Edna Kraft and sister of Will
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POLICE SLOGAN

Kill your speed so your speed won't kill.
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11

1.-THE school segregation case Drown
v. Board of Education) is in itself study
of the role of the law as a teacher of NOR
ais. In that case, the Supreme Court gave
legal sanction to the primary axiom of the
geometry of democracy Implicit in the
decision is dedication to a moral princi-
pIe ancient in the Western World, that
God created man in His own image-aII
men in His own image A decision which
rests upon a foundation of so sturdy a
character must long endure"
Arkansas State press., 1958-07-11

From "The Law AS Moral Force, an address
delivered by Simon H. Rifkint, former w. S. Dis
trict Judge of the Southern District Of New York,
at the Fall ConVocaton Of the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America, September IS, 1857
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THOs. }. OWEN a son,
Auetleneers,
III v ST. NV.
SALE OF vALUABT Z
kSSySw Prick ~ pR PYEHhISq hJ bEbTa

SALE OF vALuABI Z
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
nln SIXTH STREET, NORTH.
By " viriure Of a certain deed Of
trust duly recorded, In Liber No.
gil a ,a Pole ~ &. s1e i:,, q 'n 3,
Columbia, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, the
UNDERSIGNED trustees VIII sell, AZ
public auction ~ front Of ihs
PHiRTTy.FIRsr phv 81 JAnu.
AIRY AID. 1853. At ONE O'CLOCK
PM the following described land
and premises, situate In the Dis.
trict OF Columbia. and desienatcd
as and heinz South 20 feet on
9Th strect BY full depth thereof
Of ORIGINAL Lot 4 In Square fs4
Nov known for purposes OF IS.
sessment and taxation aa Lot ~"
~ fnuare 4sf
rFRffc soi1 subject 70 a prior
ibn'ldine associatlonl deed q
further particulars OF yhich WIZ
purchase price shove said trust n
he naid IN cash deposit ~
$500 required conveyancinR. rec
orhinp. etc, At purchasers cost
Adjustments made a. o. dste Of
sale Terms 10 be- complied With
within thirty days, ntherwlBe de-.
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold At
the discretion OF the 'rusiees.
CARLTON y. TRExLER.
iag0 22,24,27,30. Trustees.