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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29
LIGHT PLANTS

500 watts, ITO volts. SIM, so; 1000
26l3 NJ Sc. NV, Re. 3r6345.
LIQUIDATION OF EsTATE-Rugs:
qylistan. 0x12 karastan, 2Mx
mahog. tr,,. hail with cords and
baster Bronzes: bust OF r. Roosc-
welt; boolsends emhodying small
human figure. Tables: tilt-leaf
pie crust; gate-leg d.: Oak serv.
er, Chairs. Chip. style arm cnair (:
Wet. arm chair; uphols. arm
chair. oak din, rm. chairs.
Chest OF Drawers: 5-drawer .Drex-
Ell Cabinets: mahog. bookcase;
cherry cabinet. Bedroom suite: j.
pcs, Sofa: Comeback las Isl. NO.
7.sQ6l after ~ noon.
LIv RIM. sUITE-Mod. slip covers,
good cond.: $50. Simmons new So
box spgs.; S25. Ju. g-65l3.
LOCKERS, all steel, s5.95 per door
| A reAi bargain 81 This prlce.
MASHINQTON OFFICE FURNI.
TURF CO" 1908 H st. NV, DI
LOCKERS. LOCKERS - 100 steel
lockers avail. all sizes. ready fol
immediate use, 80 ca. Free deliv.
e oyfrc is-e Ef HPnd cd MANHATTAN I5i An
LsS SI ssi.. steel So sns: :,s door, 81
"Uncle" s25. 26I3 NJ st. NV
LOVELY FURNITURE for sale al
individual pieces or sets; liv. rm.,
nrices H. pIeass Os snrix EEsesssSonMao s9
Hampshire ave. ne, Sun. 10-5.
LUM8ER, cherry. mahogany, oak
and walnut. SOC bd. ft. up: also
plywood. IA. 1882.
MEAT GRINDER, Hobart, y I'm
chopper, late model. Ciarksyilie,
Nd. Atlas $1,000.
MIMEOGRAPH. cleo. 500. so, A. B.
TYPEWRITER CO, SIS 18th NV
RE. 7-1177.
MINK STOLE, natural ranch.
best offer. sP. 3-24S0. 90
MOTOR BIKE. 1885 All State: very
1929 condition: 500 cash. WI
MOTORS. gas, electric, Y hip, So:
5n ,hp. sS6; ! II; 0iCHNER
MOTORS, IT100 TO loo h.p. and
reduction gear. q to 40 volts; re-
wound .exch. 45th year CARLY,
1908 l4th 81 NO 7-O224.
MOTORS REPAIRED. exchanged
in. most sizes while you wait; low
s Ueeocsing4 a1 EL sSsTRiS
ave. NV, AID. 2-i600.
MULTHITH MASTER SHEETS.
new; 4 boxes Sl2. HARRY J.
ABRAMS l24 L st. ne.
MULTILTTH, 1850. Headliner.
wooden model. miscel. Fototype,
reasonable. Ell. 6-4426.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - Ali
makes Of musical instruments,
both new and used: all instru-
ments teacher approved: lowest
price rental purchase plan avail.
WASHINGTON Music CENTER I Err
1888 n st. ne. Ii. 7-320O.
MUST SELL compl. household fur
nishings: air conditioner, etc.
leaving country. CO. 5-O421.
OFFICE EQUIP. Desks. chairs,
REMOVAL SALE. BARGAINS. CIR
Gle 616 9th st. NV. DI. 7-6036.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Desks, Eas-
ter Specials. SO each. Free de-
livery, DICKENS SURPLUS, 34I4
nth st. ne.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Solid walnut
executive desk. solid walnut Sec
retary's desk. Walnut table 34x80.
Gray steel executive desk. 4 gray
steel salesman's desks, oak secre-
tary's 6esk. > swivel chairs. SEC
retarv's chairs. 2 solid walnut arm
chairs, 5 upholstered walnut
chairs, ~ steel folding chairs, 3
typewriter tables. Underwood nat
bed accounting machine, IBM time
stamp, Bell e. Howell 16-mm. pro-
lector with screen, excellent con-
dition. co. 5-S7Os. 2S'
OFFICE FURN. 10 avail. fire-proof
legal letter insulated shaw walker
ard other rational brands with
lab. seal. Original cost 1915 new,
sac, price S125. some with combi-
nation locks. recond., 1lOI 9TH
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FREEZER. lg-cu..ft., Amana. up.
right; excel. cond.; $500. IA
FREEzER. 30 Gu. ii, commercial
1-SiS4. 'O'V ~ -
cellent condition. Call tn, 2-bl56
FREEzER, ~ Gu, IT,; upriEht; like
new. 1878. Call hetore 10 am,
or after o. ia. b-UIS5.
FROZEN CUsTARD or soft ic,
cream freezer, Electro Freeze
excel. cond.: 5000. 10. l-3l47.
FUR COAT, mputon lamb, size Ia,
10; ~ good condition. SAB. HE
O-l33S,
FUR COAT, will sacrifice, blacl
Persian, a length. with mink col.
lar and cuffs; like new, sise IA
Call MRS. RAYMOND, NO. 7-3343
D-6 wkdays.
FUR new and slightly used mini
garments OF every description, al
. tractlr 81 lrigtnal cost ehoI
ana comrare BAsKIN FuRs. cor
9Th and q NV
FUR CAPE. ranch mink: excel
cond.; very reasonable. JU. b-6224
F SyI !, CAFE; eenterback Northern
fox scarf, $36. Ewes. after $3.50
no. e-S016.
FUR sTOLE-White fox, sacrifice,
cost $500, sell $500, worn twice
DI. 7-4704, Ext. 406.
FURNACE, gas warm air. 1l5.0OC
btu, complete with all controls
URAL GAS SERVICE, i0s7 Bia.
densburg I'd, colmar Manor, Md
AP. $4,000.
FURNITURE, used; good condition;
reasonable. EN-. 5-0054.
FURNITURE-Sofa and 9 chairs
good condition.; real cheap. RA
6-523l.
FURNITuRE-Liv. rm. and bedrm.,
reas. Leaving town, LU. 2-6303
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.sasssiSn ssaf e l aS 1 or t e
wound exch. 45th year. CARTY,
| 1903 I4th n NO 7-O224
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our stores for values
in used spinets and consoles: choice
Of such makes as Mason e. Ham,
lin. Chickering. Story g. Clark
Lester Betsy Ross. Baldwin, Gull
6teinway, Winter and others: easy
terms. JORDAN'S. corner 18th
and @ SITS. NV. Phone ST. $4,000.
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BIDS, rlvt surplus-36-in. inner
spri. mattresses, SI0.A6: 30-in.
steel bunk beds e unitsl. COM
new 29.in Hollywood beds. SAT .g5.
y FRANK a. SON. 414 3rd St NV
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PIANO. Cable Nelson spinet, mod
Call WA 7-0317.
PIANO, Chickering grand. 5 #. 4
in. good cond.. $685.. Cali FE.
7-1430 before g pm.
PIANO. old upright, excel. cond,,
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ENCYCLOPEDIA. Compton'S pic
tured 1858 edition; reasonable
Also 1859 edition (newD. For the
family interested in quality. WA.
7-o034,
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MISCELLANEOUS ron sA
ANTIQUES

DO not sell your valuable antiqu,
china, glass, FURNITURE; etc, BE-
QUE SHOPS for expert appraisals
0H4O GEORGIA AVE NV
AND otNEY, ND, tGa. Ave Ext,
tn. "..7"i WA. i-4O2-
ANTIQUES - Early and unusual
GENERAL ANTioUK sHoP' ITSs
Columbia I'd. NV.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

USED
3x5 Kardex files pSc per drawer:
steel legal size transfer files,
50 .95: Bank OF England swivel
arm. chairs S14 81: 4-drawel
grade A steel legal and letter file
cabinets, SGT as refinished wal
nut desks S45 TO S55.
2-drawer steel letter files. SIS as.
4-drawer steel full suspension file
cabinets. $40 95' steel 54x24 exec
utive desks $50 rs. f0x3O walnut
executive desk. Sa7 so
Visit our four-storv warehouse. vi
know We have what YOU want al
the prices Won can afford: equal
or aetter than anyone in the city
Give us a try
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GENERAL ANTioUE sHoP' IsSS
Columbia I'd. NV.
APPAREL
ATTENTION
ALL BRIDES TO BE!
the bridal mart
can offer you a complete
wedding outfit from
$69.99 and up
This includes your wedding
gown-we5ding veil--and
hoop skirt.
PLUS FREE
ALTERATIONS
1901 G st. NV, End Floor
AQUARIUM FISH AND PARA.
kEETs-Pyt. home: 0oO7 Maple
st. NV, RA. 3-6637.
AQUARIUMs, Easter-5O0 prize.
winning ouppies $500 pr. OF
81 for y dozen; tanks, fish and
equip. 1918 Goth st. ne.
ASPHALT PLANKs - Ideal foT
walks. patios and roadways. Bar
gain price. La. $4,000.
AUTO RADIO-Transistor pushbut.
Rambler. Cost SIS Installed. Will
sell for S45, incl. spkr. and an.
tenna. LA. 6-473S.
BABY CARRIAGE, English custom
months. 10, a-5l76
BABY CARRIAGE. twin. Thayer. In
good condition, S25. CT. 6-0104.
BABY ITEMS-Bathinette, Baby
Tenda. car bed, clothing, etc. DE
BAKERY EQUR.-30 at. Hobart
Mixer, work bench. proof box. dbl.
sink. 40 II. refsr.. many other
pieces. All day Sun. 1927 Coles
ton, $50. Ev. 4-6399.
BED, mahogany. a, box spring
coil mattress; excellent condi-
ton; reasonable. no. 2-43l4.
BED. double-deck hunks; SI2. J. II,
GICHNER rs 3-6345. 35l3 M
st. NV. Also mattresses
BIDS. rlvt surplus-36-in, inner
spri, mattresses. S10.a5: 30-in.
steel bunk beds t2 unitsl, COM
plete with new mattresses. $50 Q5:
new 29-tn HOLLYWOOD beds. S37.g5.
y FRANK a. SON. 414 3rd st. NV
Beds, both extra long: 39xS4
inches: king-sized headboard: coed
eond.: reasonable. WO. 6-l4S7.
BEDRM. GROUP-5 pcs. Walnut
finish. Good cond. S65 cash and
carry. he. 4-42SS.
BEDROOM SET. walnut: dble. bed.
forobe. vanity; $50. UN. 4-O79f.
BEDRM. SET pieces, cherry ma
hog; good cond.; S270 or best
reas. otfer, CT. 6-3639.
BEDRM. SUITE (blond), bookcase
headboard, . night tables, vanity
and chest Of drawers with mirror;
like new; sacrifice. Call Mr.. COR
DON at TU. 2-9676 betW. q and
9 wkdays: Sun. call HE. 4-22s4
BEEF for your freezer. Last call
until late summer. Buy your
grain-fattened steer now. on the
hoof. or dressed size. cut and
wrapped to your specifications.
GRAVES FARMS, INC. RID .,
Germantown. Md. Gath. l232-M
BICYCLES-New. used and rebuilt;
trade-ins wanted; repairing. parts
and accessories. tGeorgetown BIZ
cycle Store now combined With
PARKWAY CYCLE & MOWER
CO.. Lee hwy. at N. KirkWood I'd,
Arl,. Va. ia. 5-Sl22.
BIcYCLEs-2O. "a and 20 inch,
SIS each. 3323 Rhode Island ave
ne, in the rear. Sat, Sun. and
Mon
BICYCLE, English make, 2s in.
with speedometer; excel. cond.,
$50. Call 10. S-S2S4.
BINOCULARS. B & L. 6x3O. out Of
pawn. $3.50. RoSSLYN LOAN
CO., IA. 7-OS00.
BLINDS SALE, I5gt OF this week;
finest quality. 1920 Wilson blvd,
IA. 4-1234. RUCKER LUMBER
BOOKS, Palmistry = Reader and
adviser on all problems Of life
See MADAME STAR. UN. 4-9633.
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BROTHERS
Warrenton. Virginia
Phone $50

Fuone T9U
Open Sundays Also
HEATERS. ranges. stoves, new. used
gas. oil. coal. wood ACME STOVE
lOll 7th nv. Ma 6-8052.
HEATING PLANT. hot water, used
complete with oil burner and 900
IT. Of radiation. $3.50 RE. 1921
or no. $4,000, ext. 104.
Hi;FI, radio phono. AM-FM- SW,
ll0-22O-y., 4-speed auto, changer,
multi-sonic control, 4 spkrs.: S20G
or best ofier. AID. 4-0246.
HI-FI SPEAKERS-TWo Sin UNI
versity, cost $50. sell for $40 incl.
cabinets: UN. 4-4342.
HI-FI-EICO-Mod, HF32, 20 watt
amp, l-yr.-old. He. 4-94SI.
M-FI-Heath kit FM tuner. $50;
WA-P2 pre-amp., SIS: Westing
mouse eiec; oven w/cabinet. $50
HI-FI-Jensen Triplex. TIP. 100
J-way speaker system, blond
eaoinet Best offer over $500. Call
HI-FI-EnRlish 4-speed stereo rec.
orc changers, As spindle, S2g;
70" coax. S22; Tveeters, 81 so,
Jensen IL" speaker. Sl9: Garrarc
changer, $42: Eriek FIN tuners
beautiful quality. $44: speaker
kits with speakers. $50: stereC
amp kits, $50: tuner kits, $50
Harmon-Kardon stereo amps, 500
Trades, terms. See us for best
buys in GARRARD, JENSEN,
BOGEN, UNIVERSITY. AR, Lam.
SING. FISHER. SCOTT, SHER.
WOOD, and all the others at Low
WHo 9IIhRsssAALERsss RbF5Sssj .M sSs
llth st. NV, NE. S-43s1. Silver
Spring: l123 Fidler lane, JU
$1,000. Bethesda: 1895 Wiscon.
sin ave. OIL. $4,000 Suburban
stores also open ewes. Mon
Thurs. Fri, all day Sat. LEI
US SELL YOUR USED EQUIP.
MINT CALL FOR DETAILS.
HI-FI. Jansen, e'-ctrostatic tweet-
er lao m. Bozak woofer liaA
and Bozak enclosure; Rekokut arm
model 100; Piekerine fiuxva:ve
cartridge; little used DE. 2-6275.
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HI-FIs
REPOSSESSED

Must sell several console and table
models. all fully guaranteed
Take up pavments OF 81 9a ner
mo We take trade.ins. Cali AID.
Alto, day or night for free
home demonstration.
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LIVING ROOM

3 high styled 2-pe.
suites. beautiful fab
rics. all foam rubber.
brown, turquoise. beige
. 3-pc. foam rubber
sectionals blue or
gray. Floor samples
5 Sleep sofas. beauti.
full decorator fab
RIGS, persimmon, tur-
QuoiSe, azure blue,
green, etc. with in.
nerSDring mattress,
foam rubber eush-
ions
Special group high style
modern living rm.
chairs $50 to 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

Wurlitzer spInet.
full Keyboard; beautifully STYLED;
Only S495; SO weekly plus small
finance charge; s KITS, . IsSS g
, branch, 1881 Mt. Vernon ave-.
open NIGHTS It'll 9, Sat. I'll 81
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PIANOS = Special clearance Of
rental pianos, spinets, and con-
soles; from s379i; IN new cG . q :,
RE. 7.Bol2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

PIANos-Uprights. sos up; spin.
cts. consoles. grands. S295 upi
terms. Open every evening aud
all day Sunday. Established 1901:
SCHAFFER'S PIANO SHOP. S25
Bonifant St, Silver Spring. Nd,
III O-3O30
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PIANO, rebuilt upright, in perfect
condition. Fully guaranteed. Spe-'
cial, S2g5. KITS, 1880 O st.
NV RE 7-62I2
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ROSSLER'S
WAREHOUSE STORE
iii l4th ST. NV.
DU. 7-26O5

OPEN DAILY TIL $40
FURNITURE-Dining room table. 4
chairs, table pad included. Gre
uenEl. mirror aid corner cabinet.
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PH0TOCOPY--Bargain. Eastman
Kodak Verifax. new cond.' 500.
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PIANO RENTAL PLAN-New, fun
keyboard. modern style pianos,
as low as $40 per month Rental
and hauling charges may be app
piled 70 purchase price CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS @ ct uv'
DI 7-aAdA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-29

PIANOS wide selection p recon:
u : new durable tnis6: ssDssi.iis
suited for recreation rms Pianos
fully guaranteed and nne values
for beginning Students: S1g5 up
Including local delivery CAMP
BELL MUSIC co. HOS o ST.
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PIANO-ORGAN. new Story q Clark
console. in French Provincial style
with huilt-in Lowry electronic
organ. Will sacrifice my equity;
take over balance OF payments.
ia. 2-9553.
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PIANOS-We have brand-new. ma
tionaIly known makes of pianos,
at substantial discounts from the
manufacturer suggested list price,
Get our quotations before you
buy. We have over 100 instru-
ments on our floors. including
many used items. ST. $4,000,
PIANO MART, 1915 18th st. NV.
lin the block above the Library.
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PAIN n l5oo s sal5Sns . s az o ysiTs.
2bl3 N 81. NV, J. Il. oIcHNER.
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FURNITURE
3 Rooms of Furniture

This decorator furniture was being
held for a customer who moved
balance Of only S35a. Can he
purchased by a responsible person
Tor S3.p5 weekly. ALL BRAND
NEW-NEvER LEFT OUR STORE.
81 pieces in ALI
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LIv RIM. sUITE-Mod. slip covers,
good cond.. $50. Simmons new 49,
box spgs.: S2b. Ju. g-65l2.
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LUChEH5' al bteeI, SO.UO Oct door
AAs sih SffGSsln oE 8 IBIS pJ Rsisf
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PHOToORAPHIC PRINT DRYEh,
;, scb blo s4sII,, y pT,ces y y.
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IA. 4-i234: RucKER LUMBER.
PHOTO WASHER and liking unit.
Pako automatic, @ basket. MARRY
I ABRAMS. l1l L, 81. ne
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PIANOS, used. small. modern-type
grands; sI95; S225 and $245.
9TH st. NV. OPEN THURS. EWES.
PIANOS, used uprights, SOS. SIl0
s sna SlS Mar Phone ,Gs. s 5tb !: S0SCS,
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PIANO. SteinWay. 7-ft. 3D. Grand.
restrung, rebuilt. refinished in
ebony: looks exactly IKE new;
must sell immed.: $3.50. LII.
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MINK STOLE, natural ranch,
beautiful style. Sacrifice $3.50 or
best offer. SP. 3-24SO. 29'
MOTOR BIKE. 1855 All State: very
good condition: 800 cash. WI
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FAINT, SherWin- Williams, save
900 spec; lot; 1870 Wilson blvd.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-13
Jaycees Announce Changes In The 4th of July Pillar Mountain Climb

Kodiak Island Junior Chamber of Commerce, sponsoring local 4th of July activities this year, re- leased additional news this week of the scheduled programs.
 The familaw and traditional Pillar Mountain climb wtll be held for two age groups, 12 through IA and Is through e18 year ods. Unlike previous climbs, this years will end at White Alice on top of the hill, rather than at the starting line at the Boat Harbor! Transportation will be provided for the descent. sat;2 l;:s.:.a.... :.*.
 .ssriss,....g-' Yf.,
 Climb spectators can keep in formed of progress of contestants through a public address system 3t the Boat Harbbr. Binoculars will be effective since theT climbs erS will wear bright Identification e0lors.
 . A Junior Marathon Race for ages 13 thru IT will route from the 13 through IT will route from the Small Boat Harbor out Mill Bay Road, and return via Brooklyn Avenue to the starting line. Se- nior runners, 18 through 75 years eld, will begin at the same spot and also follow Mill Bay Road, but will cross Sixth Street, re- turning via Mission Road, down Bering Way to the new Marine Way and. finish at the Boat liar hoF.
 Prizes of $5, $10 and $2O are effered in the Pillar Mountain Event, while the Marathons are awarded s, $1O and $20 for the Junior level, and $7.5O, sl5 and $25 for Seniors, ,,i s 7 Fourth of July this yea means Fun For The Kids the Jaycee theme for this holiday. For exam 1He. a mixture of pre-school
 t.-- .s.. -
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-13
Adm. Mckechnie
 Receives Citation

A citation was given Rear Ad- miral Arnold McKechnie for meri- toriuS service by the American Legion at a special ceremony held at the VFW Post rooms, Thursday evening.
 The award from the National headquarters of the American Le- zion was given Adm. McKechnie for his assistance to veterans, and for meritorius service in carrying out his. duties. George Cornelius, past Post Commander, made the presentation John Trent, vice commander, spoke to- the more than fifty people present prior to- the presentation. His talk cen tered on .memorializing the un- known. soldier, concluding with a tribute. to Adm. McKechnie and Navy officials here in their con- trlbutiOnS to community life. Commander elect Victor Strash stated following the presenta- tion, that only three men in the nation. received such a citation. These were Gen. Nathan F. Twin ing and Adm. Rickover and Rear Admiral McKechnie. The citation is given every five years.
 Commander Strash gave a short address on the convention of the American Legion held at Juneau, June 2 to June 6. He said he found the convention inspira- tional. He stated he thought all veteran organizations across the nation could and should work clser together. we all wish. to accomplish the same things he said. A- "
 The group. present remained for refreshments ]. and a social hour following. s .4 .....-
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children, a sawdust pile, and sev- eral dollars in small change might prove exciting not only for the youngsters but for grown up spec tators. Also, some youngster Is years old or less will climax a free-for-all greased pole. climb when he removes a five dollar bill from the top.
 The Jaycees report that the Soap Box Derby ramp on the Base Road will be open for prac- tise. runs by the fifteenth. "Dri- 'Ners from the base are welcome, y says <: Jacee Program chairman Guy Powell, center if you think you can win .... ......:, !
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-13


 wkiSh. entities a holder to a mum bers of privileges in the Air Force Some. 400 .eadets are xnoW. il training in the Alaskan CAf squadron. Youths interested ii the. program. should ieontact Wal ter Kraft for more detailed infor nation. ;.
 Co3. Malach is the. editor.of tht Alaska Call, a new magazine be ing, published monthly In Ancho rage It. t. Pohj6ia also represents the I !. {: ,Alaska ask ] Call They were in Ko diak gathering, material and in fortnafioh for use in the magazine People of Kodiak should be congr ratisrated .on .tlreI2 hospitabls atmQ sphere which greets a new, conner and stays with him until his -departssze ys'--asEas =one=zef=.ta final comments of Col. Malach.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-13
Contestants Vie For Queen Honor

Contestants for the reigning title of 4th of July Queen are now actively vie1ng for the honor. ].
 Queens and contestants may not go to Atlantic City to compete as do their counterpart in the Miss America contest. but they will each receive an award following the contest Each will also receive recognition at the concluding banquet and coronation ball, and will be seen atop the gaily deco. rated float during the parade. !
 The winning Queen will receive a $100 wardrobe, all other conteS. tants will be the recipients of a fine cashmere sweater. :.
 Anyone desiring to sponsor a Queen and support her. candidacy by displaying pictures and post CTS and aiding her in ticket sales,
 is asked to call Bob Leonard; phone 4184. The Queen contest is run in, conjunction. with the bean guessing contest 5:
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-13
Civil Air Patrol ! May Organize

It. Col. Roman Malach and u. Earl Pohjola from the Headquart. {rs, Alaska Wing, Ci3il Air Patrol, Anchorage, spent tsp days in sKb; {iak this week surveying possibili. ties of establishing cadet squad, lon in odiak il: the. pesf hlttpe,
 |. Col. Malach found Kodiak "a tery interesting place; to visit, lEe was surprfseds t6' fifids Kodiak 4 bustling community with activi- tes beyond his expectatioAsi x x ' | Col. Malach was very. enthusi- 7stR in. his remarks about the Gity and its residents.
 In'regafd to tkescfvil AirsPa1r55i faiet squadroni if Kodisks two local men expressed their willing uless to :cooperate in establishing $ach a young group. They are Walter o. Kraft and Gilbert Jar ,aels lrJA ::i E:a. :. 5 4 cadet squadron, CAP in, Ko. &bak would De, a group of youths, Reys and girls, from IA years and 68der, or active high school stu dents interested in aviation edu- cation. aT : ,> A definite program of. aviation Gdneation would be developed in sueh a cadet squadron, leading fsward a proficiency certificate"
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-13
Parade Float Prizes Announced

2 Kodiak Jaycees are sponsoring 3, parade this 4th of July which they feel will be the biggest ever; according to. Program Chairman Guy Powell A ... The main event floats. will re- eeive prizes of $50, .$35;, and -$20 for the three best for originality and attractiyeness. Marching units will also receive awards $5 each to the most originally costumed boy and. gifls 'sNSas S..--s.- Ehildren's noatss the. z. Tricycle. Parade, will bring $25 to the win ner .plus.,two specia1.sawards of s each: r-noyelty sclass:eontes. tants., All tricycle. entries, <: how ever, will win. some kind of prize. Entry blanks for parade tontes- tants may be completed at the Insurance Department of the 'Ko- diak Bank Building, s.s a.''
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-13
t..-. E. ''' .'.. :.s.-'.a:a Fs.s.+ :.. s' New ZeaIandeFss<
 Rotary President.

New city U.S.K., June II (specia1s Harold T. Thomas Of Auckland, New Zealand, was elected president of Rotary, Inter 1iationals for: the s1s59-60 fiscal year at thes5Bth annual convention of that worldwide service organ issdsy nation, which ,SI;o5mpletsd iss five day session here today.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-13
Jaeger Elected ? To. o.vFWOffice ;

KETcHIKAN R-The Alaska Department, Veterans of Foreign Wars, arranged to install Ted Van der Weyst, Ketchtkan, Depart hent GpnHrsndsr at the dinnei ending their annual conventiot Thursday night. Other officers elected Wednesda included Dr.
 Paul Jaeger. Anchorage, Seniot Vice Commander and Dick Crib. Be, Pete1sbirg, sChspIain. ]