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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-26
FOR SALE . .

FOR SALE :.
FOR SALE-Baled hay John E.
Miller, Deer Park.-Adv. 5l-4tf'
HAY FOR SALE-Call T. M.
Reckart, DE 4-2067. ADV. 52-2t#
FOR SALE-Hay. B. H. Friend.
Mt. Lake-Deer Park road. ADV.
50-5t>
FOR SALE-1955 house Trailer,
Al feet. Call HO 3-4296, Thomas,
w. Va. ADV. 50-4ta
FOR SALE-One Axe Trailer for
hauling. Call T. NJ. Reckart, DE A.
2067. ADV SPIT
FOR SALE-Davcnport. Clean
and in good condition. % Alder
St.-Adv. Stiff.
FOR SALE-Baled Hay. E. o.
WonderiS, Mt. Lake Park. ADV.
45-tf
FOR SALE-19 Ewes and Lambs.
Ray Doerr, call VA $3.50. ADV.
51-2t#
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-26

FOR RENT-Two office rooms in
down town Oakland. on Alder St.
Will remodel to suit renter. Ray
Teets, DE 4-2137. ADV. 36-tf
FOR RENT-Country home, part
ly furnished rooms. or unfurnish-
ed rooms. Some convenienceS. 1l2
miles from Deer Park on good road.
Call DE 4-2991.-Adv. Soft
FOR RENT-Unfurnis Apart
ment, two bedrooms. private bath,
kitchen. dinette, living room and
utility room, heat and hot water.
Entirely private. Cali DE 4-3113.
ADV. Aft
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Garrett County, Maryland
Letters of Administration on the estate of
HARRY GILBERT HARVEY
late of Garrett County Maryland, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof duly
to the subscriber. on or be-
fore the 26th day of August, 1859: they
may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this oath day of
February, 1859.
BERTHA E. HARVEY
Administrators
Gormania, W Va.
ADV. 52-3t.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Garrett County. Maryland. Let
tors Documentary on the estate Of
GROVER G.. SISLER
late Of Garrett County. Maryland. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thenticated. to the subscriber. on or be-
fore the 18th day of August. 1859 they
may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons know
ing themselves indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under her hand this 10th day OF
February, $50.
JESSIE h. SISLER
EXecutriN
Friendsvlle, Md.
ADV 50-3t
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FOR SALE-Two 710:15 winter
tread Tires and Tubes, slightly
used. Bruce Lohr, Oakland, call
DE 4-2609 ADV. 52-2t&
FOR SALE-One New Holland
cord wood Saw, fits International
II or NJ Tractor, cheap Shaffer
Ford Sales, Inc. ADV. 52-4t
FOR SALE-1937 Dodge 1l2-ton
short wheel base Truck. Gibson's
Auto Wrecking, Loeb Lynn. ADV.
50-3t
FOR SALE-1941 Plymouth Pick
up $500 cash as is. Gibson's Au-
to Wrecking, Loeb Lynn. ADV.
SOFT
FOR SALE-Two purebred pol
led Hereford Bulls Call Fred Bow
ser, Accident, phone VA 6-8467, -
ADV. 50-4t" .--..-.-.---.--------
FOR SALE-Uscd and new auto
Parts. Cleaning out old inventory
Gibson's Auto Wrecking, Loeb
Lynn. ADV. 44-10t
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WEDNESDAY, THE 18th
DAY OF MARCH. 1859
Beginning at 1890 Sharp
LIVE STOCK

Fifteen Holstein Cows, II in
good milk production, 7 we're
fresh in the fall. q fresh and will
have calves by side, to freshen
April and May, coming 2-year-
old Hcifers bred to freshen in
June, l yearling Heifer, 5 Heifer
calves. Cows all T.B. and Bangs
tested so DAYS prior to day of
sale. Seven head calfhood vacci-
mated.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
International Tractor $500 and
2-bottom tractor Pillow, 3-point
hitch Tractor and pillow. new: Nc
Deering No. 45 power take-off hav
Baler. new; McDcering side Rake.
McDeering 10-hoc grain Drill Nc
Deering tractor manure Spreader,
loft lime Spreader on rubber,
heavy duty rubber tired farm
Wagon with large ensilage bed.
electric Motor and attachment TO
load on ensilage wagons, Mc-Deer-
ing silo Blowers. Sin. Hammermill
and Stacker. hog Feeder, hay Fork.
rope and pullies: 3-section Trac-
tor Harrow, Assertion spike-tooth
Harrow Grindstone, Soft. Sin.
drive Belt, lot Forks, Shovels.
Sledges. Chains. Grabs. lot burlap
Bags, 55-gal. drum fuel Oil, lawn
Mower.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Ten-can milk Cooler. II 8-gal.
milk Cans, Redi-Flo hot water
Heater, double wash Vat, Perfec-
ton Pump for mixers, l Rite
Way Unit, l Surge Unit, l large
electric Heater. ] Strainer, l milk
Pail. lot Furniture.
Lot baled Hay. baled Straw, lot
Oats. and many articles not men
toned.
Lunch will be served.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
ROSS S. FIKE, Owner
HazeltOn, w. Va.
HARRY COLLIER, Auctioneer
Accident Md, phone VA 6-3242
ADV. 52-2t
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BUILDING FOR RENT

AS of March /. 1859, known
as Old Trails Inn on Route 40,
| mile east of Crantsvile, Md.
Contains IA rooms and 3 baths,
large storeroom, and service
station. Service station now
open. Will rent separately or
entire buil5ing with privilege
of sub-letting. Apply to Meyers
dale Music Store, Phone NE s.
2i6l, MeYersdale, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-02-26

EASTERN STATES DOG FEED
More nutritious than beef steak
and it's appetitzing. Keep dogs
healthy, not fat. S201 for Is lbs.
Eastern States Farmers Exchange,
Oakland, Md, phone DE 4-3444;
William C. Oester, RID l, Grants
vile, Md, phone Valley 6-8260.
ADV. 50-3t
WHEN IN NEED OF a te1evIslon
Tube from a. m. to 10 p. M, daily,
contact Kelley's Appliance and
Furniture store. We carry full
line of television tubes, we also
check your old tubes free of
charge. Kelly's Appliance and
Furniture Store, dial DE 4-4111 or
DE 1926, Mt. Lake Park, Md. -
Adv. 45-tf
FOR SALE-Skil pain. belt
Sander, $4,000; gas Heater, $500;
Heatrola type coal Stove, like new,
$1,000; 30-gal. hot water Heater,
$4,000; apartment size gas Range,
4-burner, $500; pair Skis (army)
with bindings, g. g., $500; glass
show Case, sliding door type,
3'X212'x8' long, good condition;
1858 Is hip Evinrude Big Twin
cupboard Motor, good condition
30-day guarantee, $17500; 1854
Mercury cupboard Motor, $4,000
Sweenes Boat and Motor Service,
Rt. PIG, McHenry, Md, phone DE
4-400O. ADV. Stiff
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FOR SALE-1952 Oliver Cletrac
Tractor with winch, excellent con-
dition Call Piedmont w. Va, Ell
gin 5-4846. ADV. 52-3t
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PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my place known as
the Dewey Fikc farm, located 2ls
miles east of TIazelton. w. Va. and
Gia miles west Of Friendsvillc. Md.
will sell all my personal property
on
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FOR SALE

1858 Ford Tractor, perfect con-
dition; Dearborn pillow, cultiva-
tor, side mount mower, used |
season. SH 6-2209.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20
Ft. Abercrombie Accident Scene

Two Servicemen, identified as Norgard and McFall, were taken to the Naval Station hospital fol- lowing an accident which occurred on the Fit. Abercrombie road ap- proximately g am. Saturday morn ing.
 The car apparently came from Ft. Abercrombie and getting out of control, swerved as it approach ed the corner near Piedmont Point, knocking down two trees, etc before coming to stop. From indications at the scene, it is be- lieved the car travelled for some distance before coming to stop.
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us. News Editors Will Tour Alaska

Thirty editors of small town newspapers will make an eleven day study tour of Alaska in August. Kodiak is included in their itinerary.
 The tour is under the sponsor ship of the National Editorial AS sociation, an organization of more than 5000 weekly and small daily newspapers throughout the country, and is being made at the invitation of Gov. William Egan.
 Headed by John Fournier, pub fisher of the Kent (Wash.) New Journal and a director of NEA, the editors will leave Seattle by plane for Alaska on August 1. The group will visit Fairbanks, Kotzebue, Nome, the Matanuska Valley and Kodiak.
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PLANNING COMMISSION
 NAMED BY GOVERNOR EGAN

Five men were appointed to the State Planning Commission by Gov. Egan.
 These are Bjarne Olsen, Juneau, a member of the architectural firm of Foss, Olsen and Sands; Pearse M Walsh, Nome, Vein Alaska Airlines representative; John Shaw, Palmer, attorney; Wal ter Welch, Fairbanks, on the staff of KTVF, Fairbanks TV station; and Charles Tryck, Anchorage, former city engineer, now en- gagged in private practice.
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Governor M akes z Appointments

Peter Gatz of Fairbanks and Paul WinSor were named Monday by Gov. Egan to head new depart ments within the Alaska state government.
 These appointments raise to eight the number of positions filled on his official cabinet.
 Gatz becomes State Commis- sioner of Revenue July 1, at a salary of $15,OO0 a year.
 The $17,OOO year job as Com missioner of Health and Welfare, which went to Winsor, entails heading the combined depart n4cnIS of health and welfare that existed as separate agencies in the old territorial government.
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Village Progress
 Highlights Study

Dr. Margaret Lantis, anthropol- OgiSt of the Public Health Ser vice, Department of Health, Edu- cation and Welfare, Washington, DC, will be a guest speaker at the annual conference sponsored by the Alaska Health, Education and Welfare Council. The confer ence is to be held on the Univer- sity of Alaska campus August 1921.
 Plans for the conference were formulated at a meeting of the Council held at yFairbanks June IS. Highlight of the conference will be a through discussion on problems of village development and the techniques involved.
 Immediately proceeding t h e AHEW conference there will be held a Child Welfare. Institute beginning Sunday, August IS and continuing through to. August r.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20
Contract Renewed With M orningside

The State of Alaska has renew ed it's contract with Morningside Hospital for the care of this States mental patients, the Gov vernor's office has announced.
 This action was the result of conference held last week invOlv- ing officials of the Alaska De- pertinent of Administration, De- partment of Health, Attorney Generals office, and representas tiveS of Morningside Hospital. The contract will operate on a month-to-month basis.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20
Daughter Arrives

A baby girl, Kathleen Marie, weighing 3 lbs. 151z ozs., was born on June 8 to Irene Elizabeth and Neil Timothy Morrison, AK, USN.
 Kathleen is the fourth child for the Morrisons', who reside at 1864 Willow St.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20
HALIBUT TAKE LOWER

Seattle R 4 decline from last years halibut catch in area 2 was reported by the International Pa- cific Ha1ibut Commission. Land ings through Tuesday totaled 17,300,000 pounds compared to
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20

pounds for the South from Cape period year ago. Spencer reached last year by
 The limit of 26 million pounds July l. !.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
sYNcHRo ENGINEER
POTENTTOMETER
ENGINEER

1
Minimum 3 years synehrO dssiEn
experience.
POTENTIOMETER |
ENGINEER |
Re or ME-. With . 70 S years
experience In design. develop
eision potentiometsrs: speeife
experience In high resolution.
precision metal designs.
MAGNETIC
AMPLIFIER ENGINEER
E.E. with 2 TO 5 years expert |
ence: some trSnsistor back
ground and familiarity with
component requirements pre-
fefred. For design and develop |
ment OF miniature magnetic |
ampliheTs for servo applications. |
TRANSISTOR
AMPLIFTER ENGINEER |
EE, with . 10 8 years experience
in transistor desisn.
RESEARCH ENGINEER
E.E. with digitai and Solid-State
experience preferred. for such
projects as disital component
study, analog-to-dtgital conver- |
sion. mierowsve ctreuitry.
APPLICATIONS |
ENGINEER |
. TO + years experience in sales
andior marketing OF serves,
herS as well as knoviedge OF
components.
MILFORD
DEPARTMENT
milford, conneeticut)
Development engineering
for aircraft Instruments and
various complex systems TO
be manufactured in the De-
partment's modern COM
machine shop Is tie chai-
lsnss with Hordsns NIL
DIoITAL AND copINo SYSTEMS
ToRoUE TRANSMITTING
EQUIPMENT
SPECIALIZED COMMUNICATIONS
EQUIPMENT
WEAPONS DELIVERY SYSTEMS
AND cOMPoNENTs
MISSILE INSTRUMENTATION
--cOMPUTERs
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HELP MEN
lcONTlAUEDl

ApXi Dealer; equipped shop See NJ,
Worsham, TAKOA1A FORD, 7OOl
Carrnll AVE- III A-AnnN
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DESIGNER
(Electr0niel

Experienced In the design
Of eleetFonie controls. power
supplies and Instruments
ion. Requires knowledge
Of servomeehsnisms. mag
netie pulse. transiStor,
printed. digital and ana.
los eomputer eireuitry.
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DESIGNER

Experienced in design Of
new or improved products
mechAnisms or assemblies
involving close tolerance
work In mechanical. hydro
mechanical or eleetrome.
chanical eomponents.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
MAGNETIC
AMPLIFIER ENGINEER

EE. with 2 TO 8 years expert
enee: some transistor back
component requirements pre-
ferred. For design and develop
ment OF miniature MAGNETIC
amplihers for servo applications.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
EQUIPMENT
ENGINEER

Experienced in the desiEn
OF equipment utilized In
product testing. KnoWiedgO
ot pneumaties. fluid me.
ehanies and /or eleetronicS.
Evening star., 1959-06-29
Republic Aviation Co

Republic Aviation Cor
poration offers ambitious
engineers and scientists q
broad approach 70 profess
aional satisfaction and ca.
reer fulflllment in ad-
vAneed areas OF avionieB
and astYionics. Major
projects nov under way
encompass the eleetronies
involved In every type Of
night vehiele-from ball
listic missiles to helicop-
tiers. At Republic you will
see your personal eontri-
buttons become part Of
the total weapons system.
New contracts, expand
ing projects plus q new
SI4,000.OO0 research cen
ter TO be completed this
year mean accelerated ca
reer growth can be gained
By Joining Republic NOW.
Fine positions are open
with the Scientific Re.
search star and the Ap-
piled Research and Devel-
opment Division located
at Farminsdale, Long Is
land. and the Missile SyS-
TENS Division, Mineoia,
Long Island, for men at
all levels Of experience in
these fast-groWing fields:
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Unique opportunity to Join
one OF the top-Tanking
ORGANIZATIONS engaged IN
deSign. development and
manufacture OF aircraft &C.
eessory equipment prod
uets. ground support equip
ment and missile compo-
nents. Among the many
benefits: An opportunity for
tuition paid post-graduats
st" " leading 10 Ms. degrees
generouS relocation
allowances liberal sick.
ness, accident. life Insurance
programs one Of Amer.
cas- most desirable living
areas.
Evening star., 1959-06-29

Inertial Guidance &
Navigation
Digital Computer
Development
Infrared & ultraviolet
| Techniques
Microwave Circuitry &
Components
Receiver & TranSmitter
Design
Airborne Navigational
Systems
Ground Support
Equipment
Missile Checkout
Systems
Jamming &
Anti-Jamming
Radome & Antenna
Design
Telemetry-SSB
Technique
Propagation Studies
Systems Engineering
Information Theory
CountermeasureS
Ranging Systems
Doppler Radar
MiniaturiZation-
TRANSPORTATION
II Interview Is Not Convenient
Now, Address Your Resume to:
Mr.. PAUL HARTMAN
Missile Systems Division
223 Jericho Turnpike
Aineola, Ions Island, New York
Evening star., 1959-06-29

ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS:
NAVY
BUREAU
IOF
SHIPS
:. has urgent need
for Electronic En-
gineers In the follow
ing specialties:
10 Radar
I" Sonar
|" Communications
10 Electromagnetic and
acoustic countermea-
SureS
10 Computers and data
processing
The programs include:
10 Systems design
|" Applied research
10 Development
10 Test and evaluation
. Production engineer
ing
10 Installation
|" Maintenance
Appointments will be
made in the following
radically new pro
grams
" Tactical Data System
= POLARIS Command
Com m unicatior
System
Anti-Submarine War
fare
. Electronic Aids Il
Navigation
/" VLF
INTERVIEWS
I
During Military Conferenc,
Call Mr.. Richard ]. Barr,
at the Navy suite at Con,
vention Headquarters
TUES. & WE'D.
JUNE 80, JULY /
PHONE: co. $4,000
Hours: Tues. 8 A.M.-9 Pm
Wed. 8 A.M.-4:30 Pm.
Or write to-:
Department of the Navy
Bureau Of Ships, Room 242
18th and Constitution Ave.
NV.
Washington, D. C.
EXPERIENCED electrical suppl
house, good wages. excel oppoE
tunity. Box 351-T, Star
ExPR. ELECTRIC sUPPLY HOUSI
FOX lOl-T. Star.
FARMER, white, small family, veI
etable grower, machinery. Ell
Small house; Top salary. MeLesl
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RELP MEN

EN0NEERs. sivil. buildins con.
enesd; work D. and nssrby
kSuSy. sIsH,; Phpn; sT ;s.aaMs!sss MIS- MIDDLE
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KETAY
DEPARTMENT
tcommack. Long IsIand)

Developing eomponents with
the Observation-Disclosures and
high order OF reliability re-
ouired for today's inereaS-
insly complex guidance. navi-
cation. and control systems
Is the function Of Norden'S
KETAY DEPARTMENT, And
engineers enjoy the broad
professional satisfaction Of
carrying projects ell the way
from design 10 precision
manufacture,
Evening star., 1959-06-29
/" Graduate
MES, A.E.'s or
E.E.,S for the
following
positions:
ANALYTICAL
ENGINEERS

Experienced in one Of the
following: Fluid dynamicS,
aeFodynamics, thef m O.
aynamieS or heat transfer.
Should be able to develop
principles as basis for de-
signs and new test meth
DDS, evaluate new tech
niaues and deane design
requirements.
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TRANSISTOR
APPLICATIONS
ENGINEER

. TO 4 years experience In sales
andjor marketing OF serves,
motor tachometeTS, taehometer
generators and servo AmplI-
fierS as well as knoviedge OF
components.
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SALES ENGINEER

Experienced (3-6 yearO In
sale of military and COM
mereial eleetronie control
systems, auxiliary power
supplies nd instrumenta.
tion. Knowledge OF mill
tary procurement ageneies
and procedures desirable.
Evening star., 1959-06-29

KE. or ME-. With . 70 S years
experience In design. develop
ment and production Of pre-
eision potentiometerS: specihe
experience in high resolution.
precision metal designs.
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TEST ENGINEER

Recent graduates who are
interested In condueting
product prototype test, an
alysts and evaluation. Posi-
tions are In Project Develop.
ment GROUP, developing
products Of mechanical. hy-
dromeehanieal or electro.
mechanical nature.
Evening star., 1959-06-29

Minimum 3 years synehro design
experience.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25
PAEE g

through it and two layers of skim. a pretty bad wound. The wedding ring was ruined. That's getting rid of a wedding ring the hard way!
 CORAL REEF. Another bit of information that was Of interest to me and might be to others, is the fact that there is coral reef just off Sitkinak Island. Fritz De- voc has seen it, and knows the exact location. There must be lots of interesting sights around the island that most of us don't know about; since there are miles of land on the island where man has never set foot.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25
School Menu

MONDAY-Spanish rice with ham, buttered spinach, plums, peanut butter sandwich and milk.
 TUESDAY-Meat balls and gra- wy, buttered green beans, sliced peaches, bread, butter and milk.
 WEDNESDAY-Hot dog on buttered bun, macaroni salad, car rot sticks, red jello, chocolate milk.
 THURSDAY-Spaghetti an Id meat sauce, Harvard beetS, apple sauce, garlic bread and milk.
 FRIDAY-Grilled cheese sand wich, buttered SuccotaSh, cherry cobbler and milk.
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NOTICE

The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SO- CIETY holds services each Sun day ai T am, Sunday School at g. 30 am, and Testimonial meetings the third Wednesday of each month at 8 pm Reading Room opens Friday 2 to g pm. and Satur- day 2 to 4 pm. NEW LOCATION: Corner of Mission Road and Alaska Way. across from the Post Office
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25

FOR SALE-One Four Bedroom Home. One Three Bedroom Home. Several Two Bedroom Homes, and a nice 2 bedroom home, overlooking Island Lake. We also have several good Rent '. als. For Information Call GULL YER REALTY COMPANY Ph
 2761. 25-1n
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Griffin Memorial
 Hospital Notes
ADMISSIONS.

ADMISSIONS
 Mrs. Myra Robertson; Susie Kraft, age II years; Mrs. John Jenkins; Mrs. Marie Cardinal; Baby Walter Chya, Old Harbor;
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25

FOR SALE-11 GU. it. Interna- tional Harvester deep freeze; electric range, 24 in. oven; electric automatic roaster with cabinet; 2 new camp cots; 14 it. Burchcraft skff w/trailer. P. Bleichner, 25 CA, MS.
 25-1n
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FOR SALE-4 bdrm house, 2 full baths, waterfront view Good investment; have party who will lease for 2 years at $15O. mo. Call 3342.
 25-1y
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FOR SALE-Cook BoekS-For- eign and Domestic Recipes. Published by Navy Wives Club
 of America. Contact Betty Smith Ph. 0-601. 25-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25

FOR, RENT-2 bdrm house; com pletely furnished. Ph. 2374.
 25- In
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25

HANKS RADIO-TV SERVICE Anywhere, anytime. Ph. 1922.
 25-1n
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FOR RENT-2 modern apart mentS close to town. Ph. 3523.
 25-tfn
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous furni- ture for sale. Automatic washer, chrome dinette set, etc. Ph. 2813. 25-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25
DISCHARGES

Gordon Jenkins; Mrs.Myra Rob ertson; Mrs. Nellie Wage and ba- by Laura; Richard Niblock.
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SOUTH END NOTES
 (Continued from Page l)

red metal landed right on his wide wedding band, burned a hole
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MT. Bobby Stamp, cordova; Mrs. Polly Govino; and Mrs. Jeannie Coyle.
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Now Yov co0 with omo xinu new eAASOes Vet
 vef-eeE shoesi Foomy-soft Ais Cuskoe cTodscs yo~ feet Oves TO Mosoa shoe sRyies Co choose fvo@ BosA men's and ~omen's dress. sposs cad work shoes. Amozino Vonoe os sixes t2H-i g ued widths tAtAA-EEeEl Comscrs-
 obie as qvoeooseed. Not sotd io ssoees. ORsr t+rovah ovthoeized MasoO Shoe Ccsasescps. GnRtuct as~ tos a Srs@ NoRes Oeen~Ostraas@@a
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FOR SALE-POpof Island includ- ing room cabin, barn, sheep etc. For information contact
 Paul Bleichner, Box 3, MS. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25

FOR SALE--l354 t0rd De1uxe Ranch Wagon, 6 Cyl. Excellent condition, one owner. Available June 10. Call 0-235 or 0-2O1.
 25-1n
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KODIAK. ALASKA, APRr1. %, isss

FOR RENT Small: clean: furnish
 cd house. Reasonable rent and
 utilities. Beach location. x Phone 3084. 25-11
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EIbo
Larry Goodwill
Birth Honoree

ELBA = Mrs. Betty Goodwill
entertained Friday afternoon
with a wiener roast in honor of
son, Larry, on his seventh birth
day. Those present were: Rose
Anne Darrah, Kathy Hesson,
Betty Nau, Sue Hesson, Thelma
Sewers, Denver Hesson, Doreen
Schob, Kevin Schob, Vicki Schob,
Darrell Goodwill, Denise Good
will, Earl Swain, Elwin Sewers,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Swain, Clara
Reed, Dorothy Schob and the
honored one. Dorothy Schob as
sisted with refreshments. Ricki
and Brenda Bonar sent gifts,
but could not attend.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Stack
and son, Eugene and Denise
Stack were Sunday callers of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Goodwill and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Swain.
Clara Reed and Pearl Goodwill
attended church at Ogle's Ridge,
Sunday evening.