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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
T)eatonvillc

Carter F'nenan d SPRINGFIELD
visited Ills parents Mr. and Mrs
hiram FOREMAN several DAYS laSi
week Mr. and Mis- | + Garter
Il Colonial itelala waited the Foe
uahs SUNDAY
Jvhn tuis. j iini rn SrrlnR
RI. spent lie Nret ailh MI and
MI Stanley CHS
MI lillllfi kuclrf Who i pend
Ing lhc Mintrf @iih htl aon n law
and daughter Aii ahd Mn PIN
Gyodr NJ Redmond qiva la4t
week. Nilll Miss Emma Kuckcr
Mr. and Mrs DICK GcaIheart and
kathy. Of Sandston. spent the week
end with Mn and Mrs Henry Mash
Mi and Mrs Miles GIlls 81 NrW-
port News. visited MI and Mrs
Stanley CHS Saturday. then went on
10 AltaVlsta to spend The week end
Nj and Mis- Chuck Brown and
family Of South EIill and Mi ana
Mrs Fred Coot Of Pctcl sbmR
visited Mr. and Mrs I!'1liy Oliver
Sunday
CALVIN Mrador ana Mt fAccllr
Cauihornc Visited Leslie MeAdor
Sunday
Miss Nancy Bowman Of Rice
spent Tuesday night with Rcbecca
Robertson Charles DAVIS ~ rice
spent Thursday Mighl with Wayne
Robertson
Mrs Lillian RHcker spent FRIDAY
with Mrs Henry Ollycr
Mrs vIRinla Robertson and GILL
dren were supper quests of MI and
Mrs John Powell n Amelia Satuf-
day niphl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
At Darlington Heights
Community League
Plans Interesting
Program Tuesday

The Darlington II hts Com
munitv League VIII meet At thc
school on Tuesday NOV IA, At 3
pm An interesiine program has
been planned, and it IS hoped a good
crowd viii bc present
MI and Mrs. J 3 Cooke yiaitca
Rev and Mrs r + Brlckhonsc iii
Warrenlon. N G. Friday
Mi and Mrs Bruce Clark and
children. Joan and Randy Of Nor
folk were regent aucas q Mr. aad
Mrs T II Singleton
Nj and MI Arthur GfaYaii Of
Richmond. and sou lanes were
visitors oi relative M tie com
mnnlts Tins Week ot JanH slu
dent III Randolph Macon X mem
ber Of the football team ''iero and
llaycd IN The Randolph Macon
Hampton SNdney came Saturday
afternoon.
Major Foster IIainillon Of TIE
Z S Air Force. Who mas been
Stationed III Madlld. Spain tor the
past nv Year I'm visiting hs
grandmother Mfs " II Hamilton.
and other RELATIVES VI fhe com.
maniv
Major Hamilton viii - stationed
n Charleston, z after bis leave
HIS Wifi, wanda w visting hcl
familH al the present Time
Marvin Driseil 81 Richmond
spent last week end n his home
here
MI ana Mrs. & r BAILEY had w
their guests lor supper Tuesday
night Nh and Mrs Brooks Elan
and Mr. and Mrs I d DIlon
Mrs Emmett Wllkerson. Of Ron.
boro N G.. spent Saturday with hcr
mother. Mrs ] H. Pavnn
ride in about SIX hours OF six and
one-halt houss Il bet fhcn the
flood NJ American tourist III fHl-
rope win begin For BY that time
the trip from New York to Europe
HIll not BE- longer than that from
New York 10 Miami today and
undoubtedly number Of Amof4
cans viii take advantage OF tht
tne-savng and the money SAVING
whenever It come
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
Fabric Understanding
Basic TO Good Buys
In Curtains, Grapes

Whether it's buying new curtains
d. drupctics. putting up the win
ter haneIngs or having the cur
tains now IN use Numbered every
homcmaker likes 10 do something
"ncw ID the windows during her
Fan housccleaninR
For homemakcrs who are pur-
chasing new curtains or washable
draperles. American Institute Of
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14
Air TroveI Report
Future Airline
Service TO Be
More Luxurious
BY EDWARD II. SIMS
Special Writer

r,a a;,,;,, ,.,.;.a az tomorrow.
-. Nav, ,.a,, i oo;no ia
;a,..a.% ,,.,,t.sa Ill, III ,,hve;.
I'D, a,a cn.a,,,a, ,ala ~ fir.,
".n.. lid Whit ...,.aa \, l. No
Nh. 40 70 Mn a,l,n,;c nm u.n
.,..e.'ali.. ~ 49, 49, ,ah.a pooing
IL "
N ~, ;., .A,,. i oar aaa ~,
.a. ..,. ,,., sa,,.,nn
'i'' ~ = N,t a,,a,,,,,. ~ H.. nrss
49, 1900, ,fh,nh
,..a ,.. ,as,..a..1 ~In,,,st eyr,n.
.,., Ys,..,~. phar .,a
.',.. I'll. .4,,nn ,,,a, haya
s,.o. ..,,e, q,an. f,nn
H., :, o, al,ha,,ah M como,
w .ss.e..,,,,,,. ,,.s l.,sn, ,.aao
,h.a n. .a,.,y.n,aa.i wv
rha he,n,, Il TIL sn,,lca can.
INN. an ,ba ,,,.aa, 7o7.e " h. fact
10, h.,ths ,ndb.tan.l lnv,n.v ger.
,,ce sna ,be n.c,,tios al really
f9.si-cla-s nayl foi the grt tne
a,e,ija.ia w ill., a5r wnl H. offer
IA - Ia. n,,h,,c Ea, NE fnet-clase
,,,ava1ar vino i not content to %
NJ any otter chs thr day Of
luv#4v as, tr3vel will not haye
cor,a pnta nA can cnioy j nfiya,e
,oorn ana ha,b de,ye servico de-
like faod and privacy TINS is 10
b4 available on the larger model
i.te
Sometime ~ HI. same luxury il
avallahle WI 4orn4 If He larger
aircraft of today Such as the
s,ra,ocrnieer and some 70 the DC
7.S Nit W. luxury of far, smooth
fiahf X no, available oil these air.
craft TIE ,ater-nodcl 707's a n d
The peg. which win be about The
same size win combine highflving
qnoo.h nvino sneed and ntxlnv
III, mi firs,-class nayeler
~ ano,hrr suhiact The snbicc,
IL fares a5rl;nes are Alternating to
nola the nrice ecaln where if is
However !, il irevifahle That All
fares for cro4sing the North At
lan,;r u5ll he reduced A. pointed
IN, il an earlier article b MI
ee,ies there i lr,le reason uhv
flight aboard 4 Dog from New
yo,k y I'LL ANGLE should cost
Sao WINE ] mont 10 almost tbc
same distance On The same air
craft from New York 10 London
cos,e eevera, hundred dollars
The urinary reason tbjs nricn
AZ Man held whe,.e II Il 4 the
tac, III, III Transatlantic II s
airl,nes are members Of an inter.
r,,ional airline orpanizatjon in
c,,d,no ,nanv relatively nonef
eic,en, a;,.,inas III in bave aoreer
u charao hioh fares
These oi,linee IN many case.
arc air,;nee of small coun,ric.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

distS and .PresbyterianS II is now
part of the BurkeVile charge Of
the Methodist Church
ing The label should also indicate
whether the fabric Is preshrunk and
colorfast. If fabrics are dyed or
printed with vat dyes, they win not
fade Or bleed when being Numbered
TO add 10 the life of draperles
and curtains, the textile technicians
suggest rotating them from sunny
windows TO an nnexposed side Of
the house 70 equalize The effect Of
the sun. Constant exposure to direct
sunlight weakens most flbers faster
than diffused daylight. Rotating
them frequently from sunny to unex-
posed areas helps prolong their life
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-14

Capt. Nathan Ward who died in
1853 Constructed in 1885. t h e
church has been used By Metho-
Laundering says. Shop for quality
merchandise The textile tech
nicians at the nations research and
educational center for the profes-
sional laundry industry point out
that customer usually buys be-
cause she likes a pattern. color or
style rather than shopping for
durability For greater servicea-
biity, It's wise to know the limi-
'ations Of fabrics when making Sc
lections.
Labels on draperies and curtains
should tel the type Of fabric and
whether il requires special handl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Servings on
Mems Sports coots

~ Beautifully TeiIorsd WeIser Nor
ton Sports cOets. Were $500. Nov,
$500
~ Modern Leothes- Trimmed Sports
coots. Were $3.50. Nov 1895
10 Lishsveisht Sports cooss. Were
5000 to $500. Now ----l5.oo
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Sove On These
Outstanding
Appliance VoIues

ToostmosteF Steam and, Dry Iron.
Two irons in one. Steom or dry at
the flick OF the dol. Light weight,
3A pounds. List price. 1926,
Quicker Fry Pan. Controlled heot for
corefree cooking and better-tostino
food. Inmersible to end OF hondle
for cosy washing. Complete with
cover 49, -. 900
General Electric RotisseFie Oven.
Range oven occurocy os rotisserie,
oven or broiler. Col-Rod heating
element and Telechron timer. List
price, 1895 ----5s.95
HomiIton Beach Mixer. 10 selected
mixing speeds, bowl control to in
sure full mixing eoVerooe. Two Py-
rex bowls, 5-yeor guarantee. List
price, 42.95 ------3l.44
WGL-Smoll Appliances,
3rd Floor, North Building,
also Chevy Chose,
7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

200 Peirs Double Woven cottea
Cloves, shortie and s-button lengths.
Hand and moehine sewn. Some with
rhinestone trim. Block, white, beige,
noVy, pink. Were 400 and more,
2.ss
$50 Poir Leothsr Gloves, kid and
doeskin, shortie ond 4 ond S-but-
ton lengths. Many one-of-o-kind.
Block, white. brown, beige, novy.
Were 6.95 TO 5.o5-------.4.Se
30 Cop and Glove Sets, polished cot
ton cop with mesh sidewalks. Stretch
string gloves with woshobIe Ieother
polm. Both cop and gloves come in
ore size which fits oil. White ond
beige. Set regularly 500 set, 3.ss
sinsb l.ss
WGl-GIoves. lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Sove on Apiece
Sets Of Dinnerwore
1875

In resulor stock would be much
more. Because Of o speeiel purchase
you save on this fine eorthenwors
by Royal Chine. Pink Tredifion"
potteEn, On overall fIorel design in
pink. Service for 8.
W6L-Chino, Sth Floor
oIso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Spring Millinery
Reduced
700 and 900
We're 1895 and more

We're 1926 and more
500 Hats In . group thet includes
hsts from the Millinery Center end
the Tswn n Travel Hst Ber. Straw
end ssbsie hats In the seesen's most
fashionable silhousstss; sleekss,
tusbens. brims, pFofiIss, many with
lavish flower end ribbon TRIM. Wide
sssostmsnt Of eelovs. iaeludins deep
shades end pesteIs.
WGl-MilIiney. Ind Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Remnonts-Fddoy Only
Sovings on
Art NeedIework

IL Toss Pillows with Cello
cloud filler, assorted SLOPES
and eolors. Were 1888 100
; Model Linen end Cotton
Toesssr cevsu. white or red.
Were 300 -.------l.25
! Model Hend Knitted
Jeekst, 500 wool ond 500
nylon. beige. size Is. Were
1000 -------4 $50
8 Pairs Model Cotton Pillow
essss. ! embroidered, I
stomped soeh. Were 500,
400
- Model Linen Guest Towels.
Were Its and 2.5o---I.zS
Z Stsmpsd Linen Lunehsoa
Cloths. 5ox7o". Were SOS,
BIS
II Nesdlspoint Pieces, oros
point design, assorted sizes.
Were l.So to 4.9s,
csc 10 i.So
I Tremms Nssdlepeint Pic
ture with background yorn.
1910. Wos 37.5o--l7.So
W5L-At NeedIework,
5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Infonts' Apparel

20 Spring coots. posteI or check
wool with matching hats. Were
1879 lZ.95
10 Spring coots. royon and eordu-
roy with motchino hots. Pink, blue
or white. Were 1925 to 1895, e.9s
- Imported French Dresses, en-
broioered cotton postels. Midoie
sizes. Were ! 90 and l2.e5 500
81 ItoIion Dresses. midoie sizes,
postelS. Were 9.9o --5.99
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
On Sole Friday, $3.50 am. Y
Fine Sovinss
on Junior Dresses

Is Royoa end Daeroa Dresses. some
sheoths, one ehemise style. Block
ond beige. Sove more than "a, 700
20 Dresses including cotton dresses
with slim or gathered skirts; olso
cotton knits. and linen dresses with
rctehino sweoten. White, green,
pink, red, some prints. Were l7.95
ono lS,So tl.oO
IS Crepe end SILK Shsnsuns Dresses.
some eherises, some two-piece.
0ork colors, mostly novy and block.
Were $500 and 1895 1900
Sizes 7-l5, not oil Sizes in oil styles
and eolon.
WGl-Junior Miss Dresses.
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Remnonts--Fidoy Only
Sove on TV Scots,
CoverIets,
Droperies

ITS ~ sssss 10, Children,
including mr.. Big Eors" ond
Mr.. Long legs" In COY col
ors. Were 4.S5 - 1.e5
" Quilted Peplln covsslsss
IN ploin eolofs with ruffled
edge. Single size. ; brown,
9 green. Were 1895 TBS
- Quilted popiin coverlsss
IN polko dots on white ground.
Single size: 6 block, 2 tur-
quoise, s red. Double size: z
block. Were l2.9S 7.SS
10 Peplin Dust RuffIes IN
ploin eolos 10 notch obove
coverlets. Single size: s tuF-
quoise, 4 rose, 3 green. 0ou-
bic size: 2 rose. , green. Were
S.S5 4.95
n Poplia Dust Ruffles in
stripes. Single size: 2 FUR
ouoise, z brown. Double size:
6 turquoise. z pink. Wee
9.o5 4.sS
30 Pairs Previneiel Print Dire
peSies, cotton with pinch
pleots. IS" length: s green,
9 noize. Were AIS $50
49, length: 5 green. 8 maize.
Were 4.95----------2 .eS
WGl-Curtoins and
Droperies, 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Sove More Than
VI On Mems
Better CLOTHING

20 Tropical Worstsd Suits.
These ore odd suits from lost
seasons stocks. Reoulors in
SO, 81, SO, 48. Longs in 81,
SO, 40. Al. Stouts in Al "A,
as. Short stouts in a.. Only
o few in some sizes, only
singles in others, so make your
visit eorIy. Were $500, now,
1875
s White Tuxedo Jaeksts.
Slightly soiled, but these trop-
icol worsted iockets ore ex-
tremeIy we'll toilored. reou-
lor in az. z shorts, one SO
ond one 40. 2 longs, one 40
and one 46. Were 5000,
now 1878
z All Wool Topeoets. Two
shorts in size AZ. Were $500,
no" ------l9.75
WGl-The Mems Store,
End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Sove w and More
Women's Foshion
Shoes
1880 to 1890
We're 1895 10 1895

We're W.g5 10 28.y5
1900 pain IN . sFesp thss includes
pumps end ssndeIs In medium end
high heels; elossd end epsa toes.
Nsvy. black. red end ton eolf; else
blsek patent lsothss.
W6t-Ths Shoe Center, End Floor
1870 and $500 groups olso
at Chevy Chose, 7 Corners ond
Alexondrio; 1890 group OF the
Washington Store only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Sove 800 on CoI-dok
N Troy Sets
Regularly 99S h.16

200 directive. sturdy. wiPe-eleon
troy toble sets. Troy tops ere ! 3"x
49,, fIoroI design on black beck
grounds. Set includes 4 troys with
silver-tone stoRds.
Sove on Pepper
Guest Towels
These highly absorbent, ooiIy decor
oted poper guest towels come in 4
different designs and ore Gift boxed.
Regularly "a for 6oc. special u
q boxes) ------- -------l.45
WGl--Housewores, LIST Floor,
North Building /. olso Chevy Chase
and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Special Sovinss on Color Film

200 rolls ss-mm lss-zo exp. type r. indoor film. eeu
lorly l.85, for SIS, for 3.o5
200 rolls ssmm 3s s6-exp. type e. indoor film regularly
200 eoch, for 7.80, for $50
100 rolls S-mm. mosozne ko 460, indoor film, regularly
BIS, for $50, for 500
so rolls Eektoehrome 40 type film. regularly IS SSe
zoo rolls Aqupe Mosozines for Projectors regularly us
Godset Boys Less thon Half Price ''0' '''S
Perrin Godset Bags. less than " price, 5.SS
II Perrin Godset Bags, less thon N price, 1888
Perrin Godset Boss, less than u price, ll.S8
Argus CA Outfit with and Hosh regularly 100
WGL-comero Department la Floor, North Building 1873
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Sove Dramatically on
End Rolls of QuoIity Correct

J Hend-eerved royon. block DESIGN
in wine. Less than "a price $3.50
] reyon tweed, block ond white. Less
thon "a price -Is.9S
z hend-hooked cotton, beige ond
blue. Less thon u price 1880
3 hond-heoked woods, embossed
center. -Four bordered in green, 3
IN blue and z in cocoa. Less than
u price 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Imported Foshion
Umbrellas at Saxinos
Fashion Fabrics Greatly Reduced
All From Our Regular Stocks
So .ss Z

zoo yord sonfoo Washable 800 WOOL zo9S checks
81" wide Were 1913 yard 2SS
100 yud Woon pod and 54 wide Were 2SS
IS yards Imported Embroidered Cotton oson pastel co &c. wide Was
$50 and much 2S8
At 1888 yord
10 od Imported Cotton Prints beautiful ooI limited color 36
vide Were 1893 1888
50 yards Imported Embroidered Cotton osund poste Were
4e8 and much
80 yards Cotton BrOeode, &c. Less than price, yard --lss
s. yo RoyonCoton Boeade beige 49," Were $50 1888
IS yards 46" vide
1888
IS yards Embroidered Cotton suin 3d. Less than price,
At 88e yord
$50 yards Discontinued
by Eeeoe Group includes oroIs and oeoet &c. wide Were
$50 yurds chombroy quality plains &c. Were yo
88e
$50 yards Imported French Zephyr Bob Novelty Cotton 3 wide Were 80
Dress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Important Servings On
Mems Outer Jockets
7.'s to 1900

We're 1900 TO 5000
20 cutter ioekets In assorted sizes,
styles end eolon.
WGl-The Mems Store, End Floor
Reductions in
The Silver Room
! Pair SilvsrpIotsd Wine Holders.
Were $3.50 .----- 5000
100 Cons Ne-Tern Anti-Ternish
Sprsy. Were ! ~ 800 see
4 SiIverpIoted Bowls. footed. Were
1895 - $780, go 1855
II SilveTploted Punch Lsdles. Were
lOsOO f.9U
; Covered Butter Dishes. Were
I[.oO ---- --1.S0
Pleoss odd 1929 FederoI tox.
WGL-The Silver Room, la Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Infonts' Shoes

10 pairs OF discontinued Mrs.
Dogs Shoes; elk Leather Mary
Jone one-strop slippers. White
or potent in n. N and W;
broken sizes 4 70 6h.
Is Bows for slippers. Were
SIC -----------25e
81 Mrs. Doys' Shoes, white
sondols and soft soled shoes,
broken sizes and styles. Were
$50 to 3.35 --------l.5o
Is Cotton Dresses. Were
~ ------------95e
TT. v. Chairs and Convert
IDLE Cor Scots by kontwet.
Were 7.99---2.99
~ Infonts' FIonneIette Po-
iomes and Gowns; broken
styles and sizes 2-3-4. Were
l.e9 and 2.9e------s 5e
s Extension Gotes, SO" to
ST.. Were $50 2.o9
30 Kiddie kIeensrs, terry bath
mits. Were | 90. ---z5e
IS Cotton Bothrobes, mode in
EnoIond and Belgium. Were
6.99 .----l.99
48 Cotton Broodeloth Dresses,
imports in broken styles and
midoie sizes. Were 500 TO
10y Z.S9
II Cotton Dresses, posteIs,
stripes in midoie sizes. Were
f.SS - IVY
Is Corduroy coveroIls, snop-
crotch. Were 3.ee and 4.oe,
7.ss
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Alexondrio Store Only
Alexondrio Store Only
Sove From 100 to
27.00 on Mems
Summer Suits
10 $500 wv" o0'~~

5o-Thess sII-wooI tropissIs end
ssh peeFon, 45ss weol westsd
blends ere svsilsbIs IN Q varisty Of
desirobls patterns and eolou. Good
selection o. sizes In rssvIsp. short,
and longs.
W5L-Ths Mems Store,
Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Mattresses and Box
SPRINGS at Sovinas

This group includes meFehsndlss
dsmossd IN shipment and floor
samples. Al sold a. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

Hide-A-Bed Covers
Yer. 1895 1875
Just IS for squere-eushion style.
Choice Of potteEns.
WGL-SIipeoVers, 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17

Pie Servers with
Sterling HondIes
3.ss
100 Sterling hendIed pie servers,
ploin hondIe suitobIs for snsrevins.
Pleose odd 1920 Federal tox.
WGL-The Silver Room, lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-17
Remnonts-FHd0y Only
Toy TobIe and
Choir Sets

We're 27.S0 IIs3
Us TsbIe end Choir Sets
with 4 chairs. oek finish.
u Metal Bunk Beds for dolls.
Were l2.98------S.eS
II Wood Sunk Beds for dolls.
Were l2.95- S.9e
6 Doll-E-cibs, by Amseo.
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s Doll cerrieses. Were l4.9s,
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9Th Floor selections OF
Chevy Chose ond 7 Corners
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Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Sove Over VI
On Sports Shirts
Regularly 900
400 and 500 &

400 shor-sIssvs sports shirts,
cool end comfortable fos spring
end summer. A wide renss
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medium, large x-IsFss.
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End Floor
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Special Purchase
Business Sheer
Seamless NyIons
49,, 3 prs. $50

Regularly I.35
1900 pairs first sueIity business
sheer seomless nyIons in the fIotter-
ing eelo's for spring. Medium
Isnsth.
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Ind Floor
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KODIAK MIRROR

are the Headquarters of the Base, six naval officers are assign cd to duty. At Adak, the compon- ent activities of the Naval services provide logistic support to fleet operations which include sea and aerial reconnaissance, anti-sub- marine, repair and maintenance facilities and services to all Army, Navy and MSTS vessels assigned to the Alaskan Command.
 Tn addition to an extensive training program, the Navy also provides support to Navy and Coast Guard search and rescue vessels and aircraft as well as maintaining communications and weather activities in the Territory.
 'sSAR'-a familiar term to most Alaskan-is a major operating service of the Coast Guard here. Under it's overall control here and the Joint Sea and Rescue Center at Elmendorf Air Force Base, Navy and Coast Guard vessels and aircraft stationed at Kodiak and Adak as we'll as elsewhere are maintained in constant readiness to go to the relief of military and civilian vessels and aircraft in distress. They also fly mercy" missions to aid sick and injured people in villages, at iso- lated canneries, and remote loca- tions in the southern and north western coastal areas of Alaska and along the Aleutian Chain. Rescue may involve from one per- son to an entire village.
 The combined civilian-military annual payroll of the Navy in Alaska is in excess of $5,O0U, ,000.
 The Navy thus affects the lives of the people of Kodiak and Alaska, in very real way-de- fensively, and as rescue unit and economically-a very import ant role indeed.
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Proclamation

WHEREAS, President Dwight D. Eisenhower has, by proclama- ton, designated Saturday, May IT, 1858, as the ninth annual observ- -arce of Armed Forces Day: and
 WHEREAS, the armed forces of the United States have steadfast- ly served asi champions of the se- curity of our country; and
 WHEREAS, President Eisen- hover, in his Proclamation, has directed the Secretary of Defense and the Secretaries, of the Army, Navy and Air Force, and the Sec retary of the Treasury on behalf of the Coast Guard, to mark that day with ai'-,lopriate ceremonies, 10 arrange for dencs,set, atiors and displays at armed forces install lations, to invite participation by representatives of all religious faiths in such ceremonies in order that the interdependeac of our se- enrity and the deep abiding reli-
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giouS faith of Americans may be recognized and to work hand in hand with civil authorities in ar rc1ging other supporting activi- ties;
 NOW THEREFORE, I. Merrill Coon, Mayor of Kodiak, do hereby proclaim Saturday. May l7, l958 as
 ARMED FORCES DAY in the City of Kodiak and ask that all citizens display the flag or the United States of America in mani festation of their recognition of the sacrifice and devotion to duty of the members of the armed forces, and 10 attend and ,partici- pate in the local observance of the day
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunder set my hand and caused the seal of the City of Kodiak to be affixed.
 M. 0. Coon,
 Mayor of Kodiak