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81. Segregation: There are num-
Der of land owners whose property
will be divided by the proposed rout-
ing. These land owners operate their
properties as individual economic
units at present. This type of prop
erty is generally agricultural and
cannot feasibly or economically be
operated as two units. The problems
of irrigation, land management and
cattle control will be doubled if not
made completely impractical. The ac-
cess problem posed by limited access
highways will increase the time and
travel needed for moving farm equip
ment. there will be additional wear
and tear on the equipment-all of
which are calculated to increase the
cost to the farmer at time when
the small farmer can i'll afford it.
Further, because of the time involved
in the travel from one area to an
other, the farmers work day will
be considerably increased.
"2. Suburban Development: The
lands lying adjacent to the city limits
of Helena to the North and East are
the fastest growing areas for subur-
ban residential development. This
area is ideal for such suburban de-
velopment and is the natural direc-
tion in which Helena is to expand, |
as has been shown by the rapid |
growth of that area in the past five |
years. There are already thousands |
of dollars invested in existing homes
and much more is invested in area
development and planning. The pro-
posed routing will effectively stop
any movement of the city develop
ment to the North and East. Also
such routing will require condemha-
tion and removal of many existing
homes. 1t will divide proposed fire
district in half, depriving the prop
erty owners within the district of
effective and speedy fire protection
and double the cost and outlay for
equipment.
''The cost of procuring a right-of-
way through this area will be ex-
tremely high due to the enhanced
value caused by this suburban resi-
Dental development.
"3. Helent Valley Irrigation De-
Although the effects of
the proposed routing upon the Irri-
cation District are not definitely |
known at this time, it is believed that
the routing may seriously increase {
the cost of ditch maintenance, in '
crease the number of outlets so as 1
to service divided farm property, in {
crease the number of diversions. and t
,he cost of general supervision and g
control of such canals and water. I
The routing would require large |
number of culverts or an increase in
he number and lengths of canals t
or the system. t
at would appear that the State e
# Montana or the property owners t
would have to assume the cost of il
he irrigating water for the acreage t.
AIKEN out of productivity. Further, d
1ost of the farms in the Helena Val
ey are economic units. Each farmer c
eeds all of the acreage he has to r;
lake living. If seven to. ten acres ft
re taken from this unit, it will be
Increasingly more difficult for the in
ldividual farmer to take up the cost m
irrigation. al
The people's voice., 1959-06-19
Commission Stands Pat--

| a. Helena Airport Facilities: 1t
appears that the proposed routing
may pass close enough to the airport
so as to interfere with the flight pat
tern of approaching aircraft. The air
lines servicing Helena will soon be
changing over to larger and more
powerful craft. In order to retain
such service, additional runway length
may be needed. Will the interchange
proposed west of the airport inter
fere with an airplane's line of flight
Western and Northwest Airlines from
using Helena as they change to still
larger craft?
"5. Lewis and Clark County. The
proposed routing will take a vast
amount of highly productive and val
liable lands from the tax rolls of Lewis
and Clark County. Because of the
suburban residential development
that has been in progress to the North
and East of Helena, Lewis and Clark
County has been able to increase it's
tax assessments on this property from
the farm assessment to residential
assessment. This has resulted in a
increase in the taxes col
lected and to be collected by this
County. Removal of a large portion
of this property would materially re-
duce the tax income of the County |
and would prevent additional in
creases of tax revenue as this area |
develops from it's farm to residential
character as it has in the past Furth-
er, what will happen to the value of
existing suburban homes? How SER
iously will their values be decreased |
because of limited access to them?
"6. Employment: At least one long
local business will be SER
iously effected if not effectively
closed by the proposed routing. This
business now employs sixteen persons
who will be put out of work. In this
time of somewhat aggravated unem-
oloyment in the Helena area, and the
removal of one large bust
ness from Helena, serious considera-
ion should be given to this matter.
"7. 1t has been indicated that the
routing will curtail the ac-
.ess by fishermen to the Missouri
River. This fishing ground serves a
great number of sportsmen from Hell
ma, Great Falls, and other parts of
he state. This may appear incidental
o the needs of highways, but when
outdoor recreation is one of Mon
ana's greatest natural resources, and I
vhen it has become one of Montana's c
oremost industries, serious consider a
tion should be given to the idea of
he removal or the curtailment of f
ccessibility of Montana's largest and b
lost accessible fishing grounds r
N SUMMARY
Summarizing the Capital City at p
orney pointed out that "the ramifica- f
ons outlined above are some of the
conomic and sociological effects of r,
lie proposed routing" and he asked il
it would not be possible to relocate p;
lie route so that it would have less
sturbing effects. ";
In concluding he appealed to the til
ommissi6n to consider the points G.
Used in the seven questions which
llow: st
'Is it possible to move the rout- pa
g to the East or West so as to re- ell
owe all or most of the above effects ar
ID objections? or
The people's voice., 1959-06-19
Income Tax Hearings
Begin In November

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(CNS)-
Public hearings on the federal in
come tax will begin November 2,
Congressman Wilbur Mills OZARK. J
has announced. The House Ways and
Means Committee will conduct q
part study between now and then
aimed at significant" income tax
cuts, the chairman said.
The people's voice., 1959-06-19
FARM FIRE LOSSES RISE
TO S156 MILLION IN 1853

Fires on U. S. farms did an esti-
mated $156 million worth of damage
during 1868, according to the USDA.
This compares with $152 million in
1857, $131 million in 1850 and "a
million in 1915.
The people's voice., 1959-06-19
Solutions How About Paradise, YelIowtail & Libby?
Unemployment of 1859 Points To Need
For More Industrial EXPANSION

Widespread hiring industry agriculture during May helped
number of bseeker registered with local offices
State Employment Service by nearly $1,000 This left
without work the end of the month The May
average obseekers years
1858 when there 900 work
problem lies the surplus of 430O applicants
the en-year May
The who will provide the jobs for the thousands
the labor
challenge
addition high school and college graduates there
idle older workers who have been displaced from their jobs utoma
chronological advances other factors Many of the
latter find themselves barred from private employment because of the
retirement employers Industrial
and dvicaion be the only solution to the prob
@ Community planning in most of the states major cities
studying the problem.
challenge that requires than just talk Industrial
growth and jobs will only community
of action sticks provides
cultural climate attractive indusryMONTANA LABOR
MARKET, Montana State Employment Service
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AUT0MoTlvE MISC.

ENGINES. Packard VS.. brand new
in factory crates, only S269 80
tfts also Stude., Hudson and
Nashl while they last; swell boat
runsbout stationary and dragster
engines. etc. Marine conversion
avail. NO MONEY DOWN. NO
PAYMENTS TIL AUGUsTi BUR-
ROWE RAMBLER, 900 NJ at. s.e.,
Ii. $4,000.
FORD 81 Engine. full race: ESskey
E-2 Cam heads revoked. bored
and stroked 3-2-barrel manifold,
Call CY. 7-5SI5.
LINCOLN 1880; motor and stand.
trans. compl.. good cond.: $50:
'ii-'4s Chrysler. Plymouth. Dodge
diferentisls, compl., OK, SIS ca.
TW. J-7S77.
MINOR REPAIRS, tune-up on MICS.
Hcaley's and Triumph: ewes, 6
p m. to 4 pm, Saturday, q to 3.
Experienced personnel. All work
guaranteed. OIL. 2-0p70, WO.
B-752e
TIREs-New 7oOx1o 4-ply.: SIS.
JU. s-2124.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

ALFA-ROMEO 1850 Sprint coupe;
eond. T. and h, and other extras:
cleaning Jet black I'm: meehan-
ieally perfect: never marked: ORIG.
s5.iesso spp GIn $500 9G oyE prise sb,s
81. NV. d. 7-5s0O.
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SUMMER HOMES

NEW YORK, pvt. mountain lake,
: bedrms., tiled bath. screened
porch, elec. kit. boat, children
welcome. ~. g-s20l.
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HOWARD E.
TALBERT

DEALE. MD. UN. 7-2002
coLoRED--oYsTER HARBoR and
Arundel-on-the-B Ebay; finest salt
water community on Chesapeake
Bay; lge. lots, $500 up.
3o1-UN. 7-s23s RA. $1,000
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

S5.025 End TR., pay S5b mo. g.
VI note, 432l Kansas ave. NV:
also $1,000 End tr.. pay $50 mo-,
$50 lltb ST. ne. RIA. 6-21l7.
3 EXCEL. 2d-trust notes, d. c.,
all behind Bal. as much as 49,
discount. TIL. 2-7pOO
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. BEDROOMS. living room. kitchen
and bath. screened back porch, oil
heat. Located on Oak drive near
South River, Glebe Heights. Nd.
Price, $4,000 or best offer. Open
for inspection sunday, For dtrec-
tons call OWNER. CE. 6-Ss47.
Also two 40-foot lots. Price. 5000.
terms.
1-ACRE WATERFRONT OF Z rooms,
bath and half. Pretty lawn and
trees, garage, deep well. on black
top road. Convenient locations.
water sports and crabs. fish.
MATHEWS a. COMPANY
CAMpRTDCE' MARYLAND .
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WE NEED good clean, iate-modei
used cars, all makes and models.
Highest prices paid.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1i2l 2lst 81. NV Pc. 7.3245.
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CLOSED SATURDAY
OPEN SUNDAY. 10 TO .

ALTA ROMEO '5S roadster: deliV-
cred new January $50; low mile
seen; Sundays buy U or the '! yea +.
$1,000. cash, trade or terms.
300 N Fairfax Dr.. Arlington
OPPOSITE KANN'S-JA. 4-2lI1
ANGLIA 1857 De Luxe 2-dr.; like
new; SOD5. JET ENGLISH FORD,
1888 Penna, ave. Sc. Ii. 4-2300.
ANGLIA : Perfect, Escort, Consul.
ITef ggH FISH zSslse MNhFgniiSent ENC
immediate delivery :" ouS'
JOHN .ofFFoRb MOTORS
2601 Columbia Pike, Arl.. Va.
ia. b-9223
ANGLIA, PREEECT. CONSUL,
Line line; Sc yr " vnI t1d ., for ,ths best
Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 4-230O
AUSTIN .SsTI' az, ss "A A;ao ms sedan; o.gOOd
AUsTIN-HEALY '5s roadster:
white. like new: Best buy in
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
Open Sunday
AUSTIN HEALEY sPRITE '5s
roadster; one owner. 1000 miles,
showroom condition: ready for
fun driving; S1,BSS, cash. trade
SUN MOTORS
3400 N, Fairfax Dr., Arlington
OPPOSITE KANN'S-JA. 4-2liI
AUSTIN 1888; 1000 actual miles;
$1,000. JET ENGLISH FORD,
1884 Penna. ave. Sc, Ii. 4-2300.
AUSTIN 1850 4-dr.; nice economi-
cal little car; a real buy, Si5O.
terms LA. $4,000.
AUsTIN-HEALEY 1855; low mile.
Sizes. OWNER. .jE. tl.ssssSss. ~
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

AUTOMATIC FORK LIFT, IA In.
5000 lbs. capacity; Exlde battery,
excel. cond.. good buy. Ii. 0-.32i.
B.D.H., DIESEL bulldozer, s. blade,
$3.50: also 49, row boat, r. beam
and trailer, Sl75. cE. 6-5S6l.
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT-I
GMc tractor with LOBBY. = yrs.
old: HD-600 40 welder, like
new: ] concrete saw with blade,
best offer; Doodle-bug. fiat and
FORK LIFT, cleo. Clark; 8,O0Q-lb.
capacity; lO4-in. litti Edison 6st-
S-l059. after IL am.
LORAIN TRUCK MOUNTED
pneumatic tired, 40 boom, excel
TENT condition; location, Norfolk,
EVERYDAY, Boz o3S. Bridgeport.
Conn: tel Edison 4-9471-2. Gov
eminent Stanby Equipment. Can
be seen operating.
MICHIGAN 55-A LOADER. $4,000;
Caterpillar Dozer, $500: Inter-
national TD.9 Leaders. Quick
Way backhoe, $3.50: new tandem
trailer, $3.50: new tandem roller,
sasS Ao sss cur ca specials q A sHL m
pus sfRA DEALER. 1909 ".
Main St., Fairfax, Va, CT. 3-5464,
OR. 3-441i.
MACHINERY - wledmann hand
turret. l2 station punch. type r.
.: Wiedmann type R-4l-P. IL
station punch with tower, punches
to in. hole: 10 ton Rachel type
Arbor press; punch presses "a to
30 toni: Tannewitz die saw 30
in. with butt velder, variable
speeds. drive: 22-L vanNorman
mill; drin presses floor, bench.
and . spindle producttonl; lathe,
20 in. 9 IT, center Lehmann,
1914; air compressors thew and
usedl: J miller 800 amp. He'll
arc welder; other machine tools.
CAPITAL MACHINERY a TOOL
CO, 5000 Halpine I'd, Rockville,
Nd. 2 10 5 weekdays, Sat. 3 10 3.
Ga. 4-6444
TD-6 with angle dozer and winch;
Ford tractor w/loader. disc. RE.
$1,000.
TRUCK, az GMc, Army: 24-ft.
fiatbed body. International 80
stake body. Ford tractor SO with
Pippin excayatcr and wagon load
err. Highway '54 combination pole
and reel trailer. Baroer-Green
T20 trenching machine. OF. 4.
14l4, ia. .-1692.
WANTED. for e-ineh s. B. lathe:
taper attach Tool Post holder.
Turret. 10. 5-2s54.
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AVIATION

AERONCA CHI eng. Mt, se3: hor.
stab, so: elev., 50: Cessna l40
eng. MT. $25. Ii 4-S222.
FOR SALE Cessna l40, dam
AGED, T-craft parts. J-3 cub.
fusalaee wings, and misc. parts.
Standard Bi-plane, JOE FIcHERA,
Hyde Field, cY. 7-g046.
1887 SUPER CUSTOM TRIPACER,
total time l23 hrs: fully equipped.
10. B-3124.
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NEW
1896
a RFpDRooMs

VO3OOO
3 BEDROOMS
That's for sure. A home with Iv.
rrn.. din. rfn., kit, 3 bedrms.. bath.
ser porch, oil h.-w.h.; near water,
eood harbor Only $500 down.
Small monthly payts.
100 FIT. ON WATER
Year-round home, on lot I0Ox1O0:
pier and bulkhead; beaut. view:
liv. I'm. with frepl. den. 2 bed
rms, kit. and bath, stairway 70
attic; auto. oil heat. Only $4,000.
Z. 2. terms
THE MOST
For your money. APPROX. | acre,
with home that has liv. Fm.. din.
nm. 3 bedrms., kit. bath. glass
enclosed porch; lear garage with
unfinished apt: sep. workshop;
auto. washer and dryer: outdoor
flrepl. Only $lO,75O.
1853 FIT. ON WATER
Zoned commercial. Income posi-
bilities good. Lovely home. with
reception hall. liv. rm.. din rm.,
kit. breakfast room, 4 bedrms..
bath. Ice. scr. porch, full attic.
bsmt.. oil h.-W.h.. Gear garage;
sep. workshop. Priced to sell to-
dav
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AuroMorIvE MISC.

vOLKswAGEN IS sunroof; excel
oiier Cali wssfdays after 8 Pm.
all day sun. IA. 7-2lb3.
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KIRK MOTOR co.

CHEVROLET ST
convertible, powerglide. radio.
heater, Wv. tires, low mileage.
AS LOW AS sos DOWN
DISCOUNT MOTOR
SALES
1900 14th 81. NV. HU. $4,000
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1000 Fl. Potomac River

Protested creek frontage. Wharf.
Grabbing. fishing, swimming. 4
bedroom house AMI As acres.
State road. east boundary S42,-
500, terms, TO settle estate
p DeMott. Broker, TERRACE
REALTY ASSOCIATES. Route 8.
La Plata, Md.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
CONTINUED

~--~~-~-~-n-------~~-
KENw0OD BEACH Bay front. love-
~, clean, cool home, small resp.
family; S0b wk, RIA. 3-l47e,
MAsON,s BEACH, Deale, Md
carol-Jo cottags. MOD; ? bedrms.
MD.-pares Beach, Betty Jean cot
tage. b rms, mod. yd,, 800 q VIZ.
Call 10. l-6722, 10, l-4047,
MODERN APT. on West River,
Nd; WINNING and iishing from
pier. Suit for 2, $50 per mo. with
Mr. WILLIAMSBURG VA.-3-bed-
rm. Colonial cottage: porch, pvt.
pier boat golf course nearby;
$40 wk. After Sun., OIL, 4-dO20.
Mr.. BEVERLY REACH bedrms,,
SCI scs, porch w. private nn d ktasa beach,
ROSE HAvEN-e-bedrm brk. fac
Ing bay; few weeks available. CIR.
sELBY -ON- THE-BA Md bed
rms. mod; sleeps o: Sb6 week.
Special monthly rate, ia. 0-l2B7.
SEVERN RIVER, furn, sandy
beach; porch and patio: all utils;
sleeps 4, Victor a-s4a3.
WOODLAND BEACH : Furn. cot
tages: all conv.. sandy beach;
trees: immed poss, CO. 3-2172.
WOODLAND BEACH-2 b.r. furn.
cottage; elee. kit, I'd, porch: mr..
d. c.: $40 wk. WA, 7-g372.
WOODLAND BEACH, "a mi from
ID. c Modern waterfront cottage.
MA. S-7024 or RIA. 0-263i
WATERFRONT PROP. wID.
CASH PAID for beach lot, or lot
and cottAse, suitable for yr,-
round use; between Point Look
out and Annapolis. Box 2O3-T,
star.
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S4.95O

S-bedrm. home. Liv. rm., fireplace.
dining area, bath and mod. kit
New heating plant. Waterfront
and beach privtleges. Secluded.
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BUICK $50

RIVIERA 4-pooR HARDroP
This car completely equipped with
power steering, power brakes. fac
tory iI-conditionine. electric vim
dows. 0-way power seat, lustrous
canary. yellow and white. with
striking black and white interior.
pun price. "; 6D5 as low as Sl9b
available
CRANSON RAMBLER
CUSTOM QUALITY USED CARS
1907 Old oeorsetown I'd.
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 4-s64O
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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WATERFRONT PROP. wID.

Cash PAID for beach lot, or lot
and cottase, suitable for yr,-
round use; between Point Look
out and Annapolis. Box 203-T.
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CAVE FORD


i1 ri, 3 s1ns A'o'
BUICK '5b Special 2-door Riviera
hardtop: dyna.. 7. and h.: heaut,
black and white finish: weekend
special, &l,105.
PARKWAY FORD
5000 NJ 81 NV. FE. 3-22O4
BUICK 1858 Roadmaster "15''
4-dr. hardtop. Has all luxury
finish; $2.S95. cCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. Re. $4,000
Our 26th Year
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ARLEX USED CARS
Shirlington Business Center
XII Q.RaOI


CHEvROLETs. brand new; 1859
Biscaynes, 2-doors. payments
$46.22: Bel Airs. 2-drs.. payments
$40 49,. Impalas. 4.drs.. S2,3p5,
payments S52 80; 2-dr, hardtops
$500. payments $50 80; con-
vertibles 2.5Ss. payments $50. SIS;
station wagons, Brookwoods, q
1rs S2,3S2, payments $50 80:
9-passenger station wagons So. 500.
payments S571s As low as
Sl95 down or equivalent cash
value Of trade Payments based
on one.third down. Also clearance
sale on 80 demonstrators: all
sSGrs a 70 % gSS ToMst eTETSS
LET. .114lR Georgia ave. in the
Wheaton shopping center. Whea-
ton. Nd 10. $4,000.
CHEVROLET '57 Bel Air IS" sport
coupe: powerglide, radio and
heater. beautiful iet-black finish.
DfiyRh nnIH ~ mn villas ROE
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FLOYD A.
CRUMPTON
REAITnR

pEALE. ND. MAYO. MD.
WIDEWATER REACH, yA.-coR-
beach and boat dock. beautiful
view: S400 dn., easy terms. Call
Z WATERFRONT LOTS, Y acre or
Greek. 10 minutes BY boat to
Potomac River. at Tidwells; IA
miles south Of Montrose. Va
owner, d. c. KRAMER, lives on
property. in house trailer, For
information. call ia. 9-31S5: call
weekdays after 5 pm.
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CAVE FORD


4S14 Elm ST.. Bethesda, Md.
CHEy, 'bb convert; psi, r h.,
Sot fS' wom esSei oe sGnd oveT,.s owners.
1875 or best offer no. 2-s37e
CHEVROLET $50 "2iO" 4 dr., r.
and h.. hydra. pwrgl, new tires.
oriR OWNER, $685.. CT. 6-5a3S,
CHEVROLET 40; good cond.; 1
owner quick sale, SIS. Call DE.
2-7Olb
CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air 4-door:
power steering and brakes. power
glide, electric windows, r. and h.;
10000 miles; 81 ,79g.
STANLEY H. HORNER
HORNER'S CORNER
Fla. Ave N. E. at 9th, Ii. 6-6464
CHEVROLET 1859 Impala 4-dr.
hardtop VS.: r. and h.. power
glide, power steering, power
brakes T sdg. tires, very low mile
ROYAL CHRYSLER, INC.
1901 R. l. AVE. NE. WA. $4,000
FORD 80 convertible; Fordomatic,
radio and heater. power steering
! white finish, Wv. tires: 81 ,fo5.
CAVE FORD
ASIA Elm ST.. Bethesda, Md.
OIL. 6-so62
CHEVROLET 81: new automatic
transmission, $500 XII. S-4S5l.
CHEV SO . door; equipped; good
cond., S395.
TAKOMA FORD
7035 CARROLL AVE.
TAkOMA PARK, MD, JU. $1,000
CHEv. 80 Corvette; brand-new;
TOMS cHEVRoLET, 1916 Geor-
gie ave-, Wheaton, Nd, 10. 81
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q scenic west River, = houses for
the price Of on lge. lot lO0x2b0;
IN this charming waterfront com,
Live in 4, rent the other 10 your
friends, all water privls. incl, In
the low purchase price OF Sill
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EXCEL. YR. ROUND HOME on lac.
iiv. rm. wlhrepl.. den, Ice. din,
rm.. mod. kit. wldinette, . bed
rms, . baths, util. rnl, enel.
porch, storm win, and doors g
car garaEe. Priced to sell. Excel.
fnancine.
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DIVER

1850 Old 0eorgetoWn Rd.
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 0-7l1l
BUICK 1858 Super convertible:
white with black top, radio. heat
er. dynafiow; extra clean both in
SIDE and out: $685.. HILL a SAN
Oldest Ford Dealership, Il250
viers NIL I'd, wheaton, Nd, 10.
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WATERFRONT

BRICK RAMBLER directly on
cS s SSs,a Bay s.b Llv I'M ESs CCR.
S S,cS Ssd5 ,II r hath ,s ain' . rSi'
porch, stairs TO lge. dorm. Priced
TO sell, E.z. terms,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BAY RIDGE. MD, SO Decatur ave.
July and August, 5000 mo. LA.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20

Cattlemen in this area are be- coming increasingly concerned with losses sustained in cattle be- ing killed by bears the past few weeks.
 Reports show that ranchers have lost from one to ten head of cattle recently. Joe Zentner has lost ten that he knows of, having found the carasSeS. Anot h r heavy loser is Ronald Hirsch, with six. Joe Beatty reports four taken, Ned Roberts, two and Dave Hen ley, one.
 A predator man was called in.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20
Killing of Island Cattle by Bears On Increase According to CattIemen

From the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Buck Stewart spent about a week in the ranch ing area, using poison but without results. Al Erickson, also from Anchorage, then came over. From reports, he expressed opinions as favoring the bears.
 The rancherS are all outside of the game preserve which extends from Viekoda Bay on the west side of the island to Kaugak Bay near Sitkalidak Island, taking in most of the South end of the Is- land.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20
Merchants ake
 EIks Team s to. 1

Tuesday saw the Merchants and the Elks team fight it out on the town field with the game ending in favor of the Merchants, 8 to l.
 Fergie Taylor, the Elks hurler, retired 10 on strikeouts, allowing II hits, and walking 2.
 Larry DeitzleE. hurling for the Merchants, allowed only l hit, walking 5 and striking out F. Hit ing was led by Billy Watkins, Shortstop for the Merchants, with 4 for 4, with Zeer and Deitzler connecting with 3 for and 2 for 3 respectively. George Garroute was the lone hitter for the Elks, a 1 base hit and scoring for the Elks as lead off man in the first inning.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-06-20
Proposed Ferry
 Study Authorized

A feasibility study of the pro- sed ferry system between Homer and Kodiak has been authorized by Richard Downing, Alaska Highway & Public Works Depart ment Commissioner.
 In a letter dated June 15, the Commissioner authorized Felix Toner, who is conducting a study of the Southeastern Alaska ferry system, to include the Kodiak fer ry in the study too.
 The Commissioner stoted that the first emphasis on the Kodiak study should be placed on an analysis of the existing potential traffic between the points men toned, together with a projection of anticipated increase. n !, The type of boat to be used should also be given consideration, he said, for the type of boat will have a direct bearing II the type of landing facility required He suggested the advisability of con- sulting a reputable naval archi- tect.
 The study will also include methods of financing.
 Completion of the study is set for November 1, 1859.