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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
$8.500

YOsOSO
HIGHBRIDGE ROAD, a cute 3.
bedrm., home, featuring liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, nice yard. Reason
able terms.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE
UN. 4-15l5 UN. 4-7171
ROOM TO ROAM.-New 3-bed
room, ll2-bath rambler with
double carport on "a acres of land
Features large liv. rm. with fire.
place, full bsmt., built-in oven
and countertop range. Has been
FLA approved; quick occupancy
Priced, Sl7,500, with 50 200 down
Call Til . pm, WA. 1890
ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO.. INC
SAT. AND SUN. ONLY-GI-No
money down for this brick Colo.
NAL. 3 bedrms., "a baths, par
tial rec. nm, close to everything
Sl4 $50. UN. 4-S5S3.
peter j, hagan & son
SEABROOK-New brk. and redwood
rambler on h-acre lot; 8 bedrms
di "a baths, large liv' rms din. rm.
~ iIyrpS A1our, w,
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MOVE RIGHT IN
TODAY

S-bedrm. brick ramblers with base
ments beautifully equipped kits.
carports; FAA or conventional
financing; Sl7,950,
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
S14 500
Knollwood- Adelphi, Md.
l0402 Tulleymore DR..

Most delightful brick-and-framt
Cape Cod. Large living room with
brick fireplace and picture win
dow. Modern kitchen and dininp
area, . bright bedrooms, tile bath
plus an expandable attic for 4
more bedrooms. Walk-out base.
ment with space for workshop OF
family room, For details cal
Lloyd Edwards, HE. 4-S421. Open,
Sunday, 12:30-6.
DIRECTIONS: out New Hampshire
ave. extended to Hillandale shop
Mil I'd / mile TO KnollWood dr.,
right on Knollwood DIR to Tully-
more dr.. left TO l04O2.
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RIVERDALE ROAD

Beautiful 3-bedrms., Ia bath brick
home featuring 25-ft. liv rm.,
sep. din. rm., lge kit, 25-ft. ser.
porch, full bsmt., garage, scr
patio. On attractively Handicapped
lot. Only $4,000.
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AIR FORCE

ga miles from Andrews Air Force
Base, 3-bedrm. brick and-stone
rambler Large living room with
firepl., separate dining area, fully
equip kit. full hsmt h-acre lot,
bus service at door: SlS,J50.
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sEABRoOK ACRES


Open I-6
Beautiful brick and aluminium sid
ing Colonial style split-level. On
a SOxl40-ft. lot. 3 big bedrooms,
n baths, lee. kit. wall oven.
table top range, recreation room
w/freplace. convenient FILA or
conventional terms.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTY
AP. 7-7774
SEABR00KE ACRES-New 3-bed-
Irm, rambler; full din. rm., pa
baths. all-elec. kit. finished fam
lily rm. w/ireplace; close to
schools and NSA. By OWNER.
Conv. terms. Call HE. 4-9093 for
inspection.
SOUTHLAND b.r., fenced I'd,
assume 4Reo LIST trust, low DIN.
paymt. 5ll7 Lindsey I'd.
SOUTHLAND, 5215 Wentworth DIR.
--3-bedrm. rambler, with living
rm. dining rm. combination,
equipped kitchen: fenced ward; off,
street parking; lovely back porch
Can assume CT loan with ST 500
down. Payments about S95 per
month. Open Sunday . to 8.
OGLESBY AND RICE REALTY,
10. 7-1925, or 10. 7-0364.
SOUTHLAND, 1900 Shelby DR.
Three-bedrm. rambler, fully equip.
kit: FLA appraisal S13,500, sale
price S13,400, $3.50 dr., plus
settlement, payments approx. $50
per mo-, pitt. included. BY
OWNER. Lo. 7-0271. No brokers.
SOUTHLAND, close to Andrews and
Boiling =. B. bedrm. rambler,
fenced level lot; dishwasher, auto.
washer; excel: terms. PUFFEN-
BERGER REALTOR, 10. 7-5l51.
SUITLAND; $1,000 dn., incl. closing
costs; assume mo. ,payts SlO4. incl.
taxes, ins,-3 bedrooms, lge. kit.
ttlee bsmt; u baths. Near AN
DREWS, CENSUS, shop, transp ,
FoRTfN Realty. Lo. 5000
SUITLAND-FHA, or assume lge
FILA loan. lge. 3 bedrm. rambler
2k-bath, extra lge. kit. with new
GE equip, immediate possession
R Re- 5-s@l4' WEST REAL Es-
TAKOMA PK.-3 units, a home
with income in best rental dis
trict. Walking dist. to sanitarium
PRIME INVESTMENTS"
Property, 3 to 8 units with ex-
ceptionally good returns. To buy
or sell income property contact
w. j. NICHOLAS, HE. $1,000
TEMPLE WOODS-3-bedroom brick
rambler; ia baths, lge. mod. kit,
. fireplaces. bsmt,. carport. Excel
lent terms NEW and VACANT
FORTIN REALTY. 10. 10000
UNIV HILLS-3405 Penna. St.
4-bedrm. pa baths, liv. rln., with
firepl,, scr. porch, din, rm., kit.
with dishwasher, DISPOSAL, eat
space, dry bsmt., fenced yd., alum
scr. sIwindows. walk to U Of Md
NV. high and St. Marks. Moving
make offer. HA. 2-7904.
UNIVERSITY HILLS - 4-bedrm
brick ramb. overlooking PIX. All.
siHced f ID f4 r 9 B. q, M GstiQ lT Sc
High. ST Marks. $4,000. FILA
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS-Brick Cape
Cod, = bedrms., lge. liv, rnl,, equip
kit, . Ice. bedrmS to be COM
pleted on ind flr.; walk-out base
ment: tree-shaded lot; $500 down
FHA: total price, LOCO,
PRUDENTIAL REALTY
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Powder Mill Estates

A pretty setting for this
spacious sll-brick rambler.
situated on wide 120-ft. lot:
garage of breeZeway; mod
ern cleo. kit; 3 bedrms.,
and eye-catchinE rec. rm.
in huge bsmt. This home
as well as the rural rustic
area is sure to please the
most discriminating. Call
for appt. to see.
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WANTED

WAN 1 ELI
A family with 3 children to ~
this lovely 3-bedrm. all-brick
rambler with hot-water heat and
full bsmt. on level lot; only S16,-
500 Anyone knowing the where
abouts such family, please
cell UN. 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan & son
W. EVANSVILLE, 1921 Farragut
st.-Semidet. brk,: 3 bedrms; din
rm., l "a baths, bsmt:. fenced yd,'
pch.; S14,950. BY OWNER.
WHY RENT?-Assume CT loan on
this eaSy-to-maintain 3-bedrm'
brick home in close-in West Hy-
attsville. Full bsmt.. fenced lot,
and all the extras. Payments are
only sos per month, which is
Call It'll q pm, WA. $4,000.
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO, INC.
WOODLAWN-Cheaper than rent!
semidet; brk., rambler 3 bedrms /;
ward, fin. bsmt. Walk elem, jr.
high and parochial schools, Only
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO, UN.
4-1515, UN. 4-7171.
,WooDLAWN-All-brk rambler:
bedrms.. ser pch., fin. rec. rm; ;
FILA approved: low dn. pymt.
OLIVER J. MCDOWELL, UN 4-7112
WOoDLAWN-Brick 3-bed-m., full
fin. bsmt., . blks. from shop,
schools, transp. All elec. CT kit.
A real bareain at S13 $50. FLA or
assume 4oc GI loan. PAUL H.
LAUTERBACH &; CO. REALTORS,
UN. 4-S533. Members of multiple
listing service.
WOODLAWN-Only S14.950; g.
bedrm. brick rambler in immac.
cond
t'CENTRALLY AIR-CoNDITIoNED''
And full tiled bSmt Close to schools.
w, J. NICHOLAS, HE. 4-l000
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Charles E. White Realty
LO. 7-lll2

ANDREWS AREA - $4,000 FLA
approved; brick, 3-bedrm. rambler:
: baths, , firepls., screened porch,
beaut. rec. rm. finished with
knotty pine and plaster walls.
Call Mr.. Bastek, RE. 5-40So, or
RE. 6-3702. WEST REAL ESTATE,
ANDREWS FIELD AREA-New j.
bedrm. rambler, . baths, din. I'm. =,
screened porch. full bsmt. HI. g.
SO3l: 10. S-7137.
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CAMP SPRINGS-New Cape Cod,
4 bedrms., : full baths, large
equip. kit; level lot: $4,000 down.
10 days settlement.
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STTNNYBROOK

OO4 N4N L o4bOO1A
Value-packed brick Cape
Cod; Ia baths, 8 bedrms.,
rec. rm. in full bsmt. sits
high on well Handicapped
lot. Popular close-in area.
Bargain priced at S14,25O.
$3.50 down should handle
under FLA terms.
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ANDREWS BOLLING-suITLAiN nj

-2-bedrm. bungalow with full
stairway to expand. upstairs; lge.
yard: Sl0,750. $3.50 down. 5ll
Allies I'd, Morningside, Md. See
today. McALLISTER REALrOR'
RE. 6-4i00.
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- EXCLUSIVE AGENTS

. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Walker q Dunlop, Inc.
300 18th st, NV. co. 5-O222
S-YR. OLD semi-det. 6-room brick,
gas heat, .Frlgidaire, Ice, wooded
lot, 2 blocks n. H. ave. and D. C..
line Only Sl1,45O, terms. RIA
3-s300, Sun. RIA. 3-4455.
$2s5 On. including settlement
3,bedrm. brk. with fun bsmt
WE, b-5l2O,
81 ACRES-5-rm. BUNGALOW; excel
Investment prop; under $4,000.
PAUL H. LAUTERBACH a. CO.,
REALTORS, UN. i-S533.
3-BEDRM rambler, in Woodlawn;
throughout; liv rm' din fm, com.
bination: beaut. oak parauet
floors; storm winds nice shaded
lot, Can be assumed for 80 900
with mo- payments of only Ss2
incl, everything UN. 4-S5S3.
peter ]. hagan & son
A-AcRE WOODED fenced lot,
with this 3.bedrm rambler: very
good cond Fireplace. cathedral
ceilings. paruuet floors, liv. rm,-
din, rm. combination 15xIs IT,;
! blk. from proposed shop. center,
IN exclusive area; a bargain at
only. Sl4.250 IN. 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan & son
23 ACRES, Groom house, Howard
Co, near Brighton Dam. $50, 900.
BUTLER RLTY. CO., AP. 1880.
CoLORED, ATTENTION-For sale
BY OWNER. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
kit; R-acre lot; low down paymt.
NO settlement charges. MA. z
2b35
CoLoRED-PRINCE GEO. CO.
Lee. 2-bedrm. rambler, only 3 yrs.
old. oil hot-air heat, scr. porch,
ige; beaut. wooded lot: only Sill
5uu excellent terms. NJ. LEO
STORCH, SP. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

CAMP sPRiNGs~ls acre, 2-bedrm.
brick rambler, lge. liv rm. with
frepl.. equip. kitI fenced tree
shaded lot: flexible down payment
take over Gil loan.
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ANDREWS ROLLING. sUITLAND
ANDREWS AREA

"A -bedrm., 2-bath brick home;
garage. breezeway; een-house
rec. rm. in bsmt.; l00xl soft. lot
S19,950. McALLISTFR REALTOR,
RE H-440O
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CORAL HILLS-BY DIVINE

twin-size bedrms. . full baths.
firepl., sep. din, rm.. full bsmt
with rec. rm. and garage. Oil INV.
heat. washer and dryer. SlS,990.
~ Q TSRR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

65-FT. BRICK ram
bier on beautiful acre OF ground,
hogany panelingI, full baths,
I4xI5 dining rm., 22-ft. living
rm,, center entrance hail. 22-ft
electric kitchen with large break
fast area. Comfortable steam
heat with individually controlled
garage with overhead door, plus
many extras. Appointments too
numerous TO mention. P, q, P.
says start living in this house Of
fine dimensions with realistic
$4,000 price tag,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

EVANSVILLE. FLA or convention
al 3-bedrm. English colonial, liv
din. rm. eating space, kitchen, ] "a
baths, knotty pine recr. rn. with
bar. workshop and laundry room
garage. tool shed, level lot. Am
ple shade trees. S19.450. PARA
MOUNT REALTY CO., WE. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

HOUSES BY HUGHES = WeSt
Hyattsville: cheerful little Cali
fornia cottage. 3 bedrms., lge. up
to the minute kit. SO per mo.
pays everything: mr.. school and
Prince Georges Plaza: only So
$50. w. r. HUGHES CO., AP,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

HOUSES BY HUGHES - Income
property. . units featuring . bed
rms. lge. equipped kit. big liv
rm., part bsmt. with washrm
Each a blk. from bus line and
shopping area. blks. from school
Only Sl2,95O. W. r. HUGHES co
AID -1AAn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BRAND-NEw RAMBLER In heart
&c edTm Ss,ui sil bs@t,. y Level :ot;
WA. -7-3g00, ROBERT s, DAVIS
> Co, INC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER,
S30S Martha St., North Forest
ville-3 bedrms., full bsmt, "a
baths. din. rm.. kit. and lge. liv.
rm ready TO occupy. Call OWN
Err for appointment, RE. 5-S5"S,
Omen Sum- LII
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GRAHAM & co.
JU. 5000

COLMAR MANOR-spotlesS e-bed-
rm., sep. din. rm., bricktex bunga-
low, lge. kit, encl. porch, full
bsmt.; Anchor fenced lot, off,
street parking. CT approved SILL
200. No money dn. SS5 mo. pays
all FREDERICK W. BERENS
Gal EG INC Ap z.ARAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

HYATTSVILLE-5-bedrm house. 2
baths, oil h.-wh. with full bsmt.
and finished attic; close TO schools
and transp. Fronting lovely par X
land and recreation center Price
$4,000. S4.500 down. THOS. F,
ROSEWAG ASSOC, AP. 1850.
EVANSVILLE - 4-bedrm. brk b;
owner retiring; dble lot. ASKING
S2I.50O. Make offer. DALEY
REAL ESTATE. AP. 1904.
UYATTSVJIJF FHA or convention.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
IH0NIIAIIIEnA
DOLL HOUSE

This stone rambler is Just as cute
as a doll house with It's two bed
rooms, living room, separate din
ing room, full basement with Ken
tile. floor. den, wall-to-wall car
peting, and shady yard with fruit
trees, There are many other fea-
lures too. Why not let US show
them TO you?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

COOL, CUTE AND COZY is this
bright, white rambler, surrounded
by tall shade trees and sitting
on a deep lot; 1t also adjoins a
large park. Come out and see its
two light bedrooms, spotleSS kit,
full bsmt.. and awning-c covered
porch. First time offered! $3.50.
Bring your checkbookl Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S4OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Perfect for
large family or II older parents
live with you. Potential 5 bed
rms, 2 lge. bedrms.. big sep. din.
rm., full bath LIST a. End a. will
OFFER 3 bedrms. and bath Beauti-
full daylight bSmt, Very, very
clean condition throughout. on
street parking. Only Sl5,a5O,
w R. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

ACREs-New 3-bed-
rm, rambler; full din. nm, ga
baths. all-elec. kit. finished fam
lily rm. w/fireplace; close to
schools and NSA, By OWNER.
Conv. terms. Call HE. 4-9093 for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

ST. JOHNS DE LasALLE-Beauty
quality, comfort and conveniences
are found In this stylish 3-bedrm.
ll7-bath brick rambler; wall-to-
wall Competing In living rm, and
dining area, delightful dream
kitchen, Hollywood bath, full base
ment with rumpuS rm. FLA oY
conventional terms. owner says
make offer,
Evening star., 1959-02-01
After
the
Game
By EMERSON BEAUCHAMP
Editor Of TEEN

It's Friday night and the game is over.
If your school won, you want to get
together with your classmates and celebrate.
If YOU lost - WELL misery, too, loves
company.
Students at Wakefield High School in
Arlington have found way to take care OF
either contingency the need to blow off
steam after victory or the desire to talk
things over after defeat.
The solution: Open houses.
Almost every Friday night, juniors and
SeniorS-and sometimes alumni-cram them
selves into the home of a student to talk
about the game, consume quantities OF
e potato chips and soft drinks, and dance,
dance, dance,
"It usually starts one day at lunch" says
senior Lyn Cox, who has played hostess at
three open houses since September. Some
body says, Who's having open house this
week?' Then maybe, 'Bobbi can you give
it,? No, my parents are having some people
in this week end Well have to get somebody
else Then somebody else says Maybe lean.
I'll have to ask my parents. ,"
After that the word just spreads, accord
ing to Lyn, and by Friday night every junior
and senior at Wakefield knows where to go
after the game. Freshmen and sophomoreS
aren't unwelcome "but l guess they'd feel
out of place." Lyn says.
TEEN attended open house at LynS
home after Wakefield's basketball game with
the schools arch-rival, Westinghouse High.
Teen-agers began arriving about 10 pm,
flushed with enthusiasm over Wakefield's
hairbreadth victory (44 to 43) few minutes
before.
st won't be able to talk in the morning" /"
gasped senior Lynn Erskine, 'I'm SO hoarse
Guests were greeted at the door by Lyn'S
official doorman for the evening. Most of tn
basement, which was soon jammed to capacit
Birdland, Wakefelds current favorite.
Three of the earliest arrivals were ais
Zwerner, Skip Heggie and Bob Held, Wake
ing for The Star Games the next day and ha'
"It was 1920 till this week." they explai
exams"
Skip mixed his goodbyes with sales pit
Don't forget" he urged Lyn. "Get eve
Evening star., 1959-02-01

REWARD-JOhn Kas-
przak, who scored the
winning point in
Wakefield Highs
game against WASH
ing t On-Lee, gets
bussed by his date,
Gail Bryan (Ieft), and
his hostess, Lyn Cox.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
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Pictured here Just few Of the mony bright racks
of clothing for men, and chldren-styed by
" Of Americas foremost mokers-fobrics
= distinct and long wearing and RECALLS ONE-STOP
= CREDIT PLAN enables you TO CHARGE oil purchases
-toke oil Of next year to puy
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21
Christoffersen Reelected As Post Commander

Charles. Christoffersen was re- elected post commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Katmi Post No. 7O56, at a meeting held in the Post rooms, Tuesday, March 17.
 Forty-fOur ballots cast elected Christoffersen and the following officers: William P. Cogley, Sen for Vice Commander; Reaves w. Reade, Junior Vice Commander; Alfred M. Levine, QuartermaSter; George J. Sonntag, Chaplain Gre elected); Walter Metrokin, Post Advocate; John s. Churchill, Post Surgeon; Walter O. Kraft, 3 year Trustee; and K. w. Klockenbrink, ! year. Trustee.
 Following the meeting, Chris tbffersen stated: On behalf of my fellow officers-elect and myself.
 .(Continued to page ie1
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21
State Jaycee Official To Attend OrganizationaI Meeting Friday

ness or politics" he said, "and are, therefore, .freer to act and speak out toward making their city a better place in which to find the enjoyment of living"
 Activities of Jaycee Groups, he said, often include rodeos, Christ mas parties for children of poor families, park planning, and a wide variety of other interests.
 Kodiak's group will be made up of young men, married or single, from both the Naval Station or town.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21
Local Teachers At Conference

Several members of the faculty from town and the Naval Station schools, as we'll as Woody Island, left "Wednesday afternoon for Fairbanks where they are attend ing the Western Alaska Regional Teachers Conference. The group went by Pacific Northern Airlfnes special charter flight. .s:
 On the passenger list were Sis ter Callista and Sister Ambrose of St. Mary's Parochial school. Frederick tSproul, Woody Island, was also aboard. Those from Ko- diak town schools were Ruth Bel cher; Robert and Marianne Boko; Rozella Brewer; Dera Brunstad; Lois Burnham; Mary Culver; Con- nie Dandeneau; Ellen Dawson; Betty Ebert; Geraldine Hofer; Guyneth Rash; Victor IStrash and Louise Walker.
 Those from the Naval Station were Ray Arnold; Alice Behre; Marcia Heilbronner; Winford Hoo yer, Dorothy Miskovsky; Arliene Newsom; Barbara Snyder; Gladine Stewart and Dorothy Wineberg.
 They are expected to leave Fair banks Sunday morning, and are due to arrive in Kodiak in the afternoon.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21
Police Arrest 3

Three arrests were made during the week, all on charges of drunk eneSs. Dispositions in each case involved fines. ~
 Ralph Wolkoff arrested March 14 on drunk charge, was released on $50 bail, which was forfeited. Katherine Melovedoff forfeited bail of $25 following her arrest March 15 on the same charge. Alfred Azuyak, arrested March IF, was sentenced to 15 days in jail, IA of which were suspended, following his arrest on a drunk charge A $25 fine was suspended.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21
Eudora Preston Gone To Juneau

Mrs Eudora. Preston left on the PIMA morning flight yesterday for Juneau where she will attend a Regional Conference of the Ma tiOnal League of American Pen Women. Mrs. Preston, who is one of Alaska's most outstanding artists, is Regional Director of the organization.
 The League is comprised of women in the fields of writing, music and art throughout the country. Alaska, Washington, Ore gon, Idaho and Montana will be represented at the conference to be held in Juneau next week.
 Mrs. Preston, wife of City Clerk Douglas Preston, expects to spend a week or less in the Capitol city before going on to Seattle for her show which opens at the New Washington Hotel on April 5.
 She will go to California during the latter part of April and ex- poets to be gone at least two months, and possibly even longer.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21

WASHINGTON lR. - Alaska fish trap industry representatives announced Thursday that they filed suit in Federal District Court to prevent Secretary of the Interior from enforcing the, order against fish traps in Alaska.
 The announcement said the or der would interfere with orderly transition from traps to boats and cause chaos in the industry.
 Fifteen plaintiffs listed as five packing companies, five trap site owners and five members of the Alaska Fishermen'S Union-said the prohibition of traps would mean:
 l. Closure of six canneries that operated last year.
 2. Curtailed production of other canneries.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21

Bill Pinnell and Morris Tolifsen were in town this week for s.few days. They were enroute to their camp at Olga Bay, and had just
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Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21
Change Is Sought I'm Fisheries Bill
canneries.

JUNEAU R.-A new bill to pro- vide for fish and game Is now expected to be introduced in the legislature.
 The new three-part measure will call for a change in nature of the Fish and Game Board as outlined in the State reorganization bill passed by the legislature and awaiting the Governors signature.
 The new measure would require the governor to show cause for removal of Board members. Un- der the reorganization measure, they would serve at his pleasure.
 The change in the provisions for Fish and Game are apparently the result of a letter by Secretary of the Interior Seaton. In letter to the Governor, March 2, and made public Thursday, one of the strongest recommendations was that there be an organization gov erning fisheries safe from avbi- tary removal. Seaton suggested this is essential to Alaska becom- ing eligible to assume control of it's fisheries resources.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21

Alaska Employment Security Act.
 Three sets of figures aimed at paying off Alaska's debt laden unemployment compensation fund were put before the Senate com mittee earlier this week.
 Alaska workers and employers can count on paying considerably more into the jobless insurance fund than they have in previous years. T+
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21
Senate Endorses Ban On Japanese Salmon Imports

JUNEAU R.-The State Sen. ate Thursday unanimously endor- sed the proposed ban on, import of Japanese canned salmon. :.
 The congressional measure. will be the focal point of hearing in Juneau next month. A Senate Subcommittee, chaired by. Sen. E. l.. Bartlett (D-Alaska) ). will. con- sider testimony on the economic impact of closure of Bristol Bay fishery. ... :,
 Secretary of the Interior Fred A. Seaton ordered Bristol Bay closed because of the depleted red salmon runs there:ttF tFiSlring on the high seas-:by Japanese is blamed by Americans for treduc- tion of Bristol Bay, as well as other runs.
 Meanwhile, the legislature con tinues to prepare for the hearings The Six-member Legislative com mittee making arrangements, UT ged as many Bristol Bay resi- dents as possible to attend hear ings April l and 2 A bill was introduced in the State House of Representatives to provide $5,O00 to pay the exepnses of witnesses attending the hearings.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-03-21
a Look At Juneau

The Legislative Hoppers are
 Changes in the administration of the ESC to proivde more funds for unemployment benefits is only one of many bills now being considered by the Senate and House of the State Legislature.
 Hearings have been scheduled through Saturday by the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee, considering amendments to the