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RIVER RoAD-5aOO BLOCK

. adjoining 1-Story alum. bldgs.
hot-air heat, loading dock, inSus
lated. Suit storage, contractors
etc. or ! yr. lease $4,000 per
yr., will lease separately NOR
LEY REAL ESTATE, HU. 3-33a4.
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WILL TRADE 50-ft. diesel cruiser
for equity in small income prop
ertY Call EN- 3-02Sn
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Sharon Realty

- MCLEAN, VA.
FRANCoNIA, VA.-3-bedrm. ram.
bier, 2-car garage; Ia-acre lot;
$4,000. FL. 4-35SS.
GAINESVILLE HAYMARKET -
owner: S1S.950, $4,000 dn.; Bh
acres. fenced; stone house, fully
mod; = rms, 2 baths, att. gar;
pony shed, pony. Tel. Haymarket,
Va. PL. 4-357S.
GET OUR CASH OFFER for your
equity. Quick settlement. MILKEY
REALTY, IA. 7-02bO.
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Brand-NeW
DIRECT FROM
BUILDER

rambIeTs. FABULOUS UE kIICntnS,
with wall ovens, dishwasher,
baths; large bedrrns. These won't
last. Priced from S17,750. Call
DUnkirk 5-6735, or FE. 3-32S8.
BREN MAR PARK
s-bedrm. brick; rec. rm., full bsmt..
with outside entr., equip. kit.
wJesting space, immed. occup.,
choice OF financing. FL. 4-S075.
BROYHILL PARK--3 bedrms., Ia
baths, GE kit; , frepls.; rec. rm.;
4Iaec GL Sl9,950. JE. 2-2019.
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AUNT BRICK-suitland, priced
5l2 times rent. Call Mr.. Stolar,
Elk. 3-5340; ewes, JU. 5-75S6.
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6MQpen
cTINnAv nprN o

SUNDAY, OPEN 2-7
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS-Brand-
new 4-bedroom, 3-bath brick BIZ
level that is simply out of this
world, features a fabulous Florida
room with fireplace, plus a beau
tiful rec. room also with fireplace,
living room, private dining room,
lovely big all-electric Kitchen; q
car built-in garage. Lower 40s.
Mrs. Parli, KE. S-4421. DIR:
Lee hwy, right on Glebe, right on
Ditmar, left on 37th, 37l5 N.
woodrow. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC, REALTORS, ia. 7-S012.
COUNTRY PROPERTY for sale BY
owner. Completely restored Va.
farmhouse; large liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., library with flrepl., family
rm. with indoor-cook f1repl., study,
kitchen with dishwasher, half
bath and maids room, 1st fir.; 3
bedrmS.; 2 baths, 2nd fr.; master
bedrm. with firepl.; z acres: g.
stall stable; necessary farm build
ings, double garage, paneled pad
dock and pasture; within hacking
distance Fairfax Hunt Club; owner
leaving country. Phone WE. g.
67Q1
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CoNTEMP RAR

CoNTEMP AIRY
FLAIR is this sdor-
able home, Califor-
MIA in Virginia on
large 1a-acre lot-a
tremendous informal
family room with pic
ture windows, bedrm.
and bath on 1st level.
large lovely living
room, dining room
and modern kitchen
on next level. 3 pri-
yate bedrooms-and
bath on upper level
-carport - storage
-privacy-and you
can assume a S17,500
4heo LIST trust-Call
for photo-fact bro-
chure. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, XII. $4,000.
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HICKS

KI. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
REALTORS OPEN q TO 8
1903 s. ARLINGTON RIDGE RID.
S706 MOUNT VERNON AVE.
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CUTE ANDCOZY

This brick rambler is the
answer to a young honey
incoming couple, eXuuisitely
decorated. and featuring a
raised-hearth firepl. with
planter. The brick barbe-
cue In the fenced rear yard
is shaded with tall, tall
trees. Don't worry about
financing. We will arrange
1t, to meet your terms. The
all-brick construction makes
this an outstanding value at
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6-UNIT APT. BLDG, overlooking
Sligo Parkway; less than 10 years
old, priced for quick sale: S39,-
500; gross income for 1859. S5,-
73l. HA. 2-S249.
$500 TEXAS AVE. S.E.-4-unit
bldg, excel. cond.; Gear gar. full
bsmt.; gross monthly rent approx
S400 mo. Mr.. BarnaS, LU. 2-9493
or person on premises.
2 Ice. HOUSES adjoining. 20 rms j,
6 baths. 1345 Vermont ave. 1906
o st. NV. Repairs necessary.
Good financing. $4,000. LU.
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SMALL CASH

Home converted to . apartments: /:
unusually attractive financing and
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Caroline L. Campbell, Agent

FALLS CHURCH : 3-bedrm. mod.
rambler, brk.; wall flrepl., porch,
patio w/barbecue: beaut. lot
wItreeS: pool membership avail:
$1,000; assume loan. JE. 2-929S
FALLS CHURCH AREA; Sl4,500-
Liv. rm., wall-to-wall carpeting,
flrepl., Ice. kit, rear scr. porch,
2 bedrms., bath; redec., hoors re-
finished; End flr., large room par
italy finished; fenced lot, trees,
shrubbery. $1,000 cash, assume
4Ae6 loan. Sl04 mo. Vacant.
LUCILLE COOK, Realtor, JE.
2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
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S24 PER WEEK

Pays for everything in this
immaculate, 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod, located on a tree
shaded dead-end street, in
convenient Falls Church.
II you are now paying rent,
YOU deserve the opportunitv
to inspect this economy
size home. Full price, only
S13,950.
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WALTER A. BRUWf

EXCELLENT LOCATION
About 10000 #. zoned CO., reason
ably priced.
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.S3E900-15 BEAUTIFUL ACRES:
adjacent to new Forest
Lake Club. House has
wonderful possibilities
for restoration, rooms
with bath and oil hot
air. heat. Lovely shade
and fruit trees, All this
for Just the price Of the
land. Assumabls trust
at 4hst.
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VACANT
LARGE BRICK RAMBLER, Just 2
blks. OF Wilson blvd: 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, full basement; level lot.
Price, S23,950.
IA. 7-e3o0
ST. THOMAS MoRE's PARISH
bedroom. 2-bath brick home with
deep, deep lot; stairway carpeted,
large kitchen and a separate din
ing room. Price, S23,950.
ia. 7-93OO
RID. NEAR JORCOM
LANE - Charming English-style
home, completely redecorated in
side and out; bedrooms. 2i7
baths. garage, breakfast room OF
kitchen; large heated den with
fagStone floor: 2 charming patios
Price, S26,500.
ARLINGTON REALTY
1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
VIENNA. va.
Junior Estate
4 ACRES Pills

JQIllOI ESUdIS
4 ACRES PLUS
Wooded privacy goes with this
So, 900; has spacious rooms. .
full baths. bsmt.. modern kit.
huge lounge room, garage and
workshop. Must see to appreciate.
OpeA for inspection Sun. pm. Lo-
Gated at corner Nutiey st. and
Marshall I'd. In town.
Miller Real Estate Co.
CL. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
VIENNAi sI6,75O-owner trans
bedrm., fuil-bsmt. rambler on
wooded lot; 49, loan: immed
possess. WALLS REALTY, Ell. g.
2299.
WOODED y ACRE with a new
custom-style brick bi-level with q
novel split-foyer entrance. Ar
entertaining living room with fire.
place, separate dining room ano
bright birch kitchen. There are
3 twin-sized bedrooms and 2
baths. The basement has recrea.
ton room with fireplace and space
for 2 more bedrooms. bath anc
hot-Water heat. See this summer
cool home today for s23,450
r. W. BERENS, REALTORS, 3O4
west Lee hwy, CIR. 3-l401.
AN EXCELLENT SUPER COLOSSAL
VALUE: S1,050 down. FHA ball
anee for 80 years, S109 month
Al-brick rancher, neat living
room with fireplace, dining room,
) bedrooms, giant daylight base
ment. carport. TREESi TREES!
TREES! Bus. schools, stores close
Private dead-end street. I'M
MEDIATE OCCUPANCY. car
right now, JE. $4,000, VIM A
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC
3-4-BEDRM, CAPE COD; . baths
7" finished attic, encl. porch, full
tiled hsmt.. fine neighborhood
close to schools and Shopping.
fenced backyd. BY owner. los e
GEORGE MASON RID, FALLS
CHURCH, VA.
ARE You LOOKING for a brick
rambler nestled among the trees?
We have one in top condition
that offers seclusion on a acre.
3 bedrmS., flrepl, elec. kit, ground
level bSmt., huge patio, garage
Excellent financing-under 500
900. AL SMITH REALTY, XII.
S-6652; ewes. TIE. 6-5S52.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR REN1
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

IN LEASING from
5000 to 1000 50. IT. of CONNER
cially zoned space for use as adult
school, preferably near Dupont
Circle. Please call NO. 1862.
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NORTHWEST
NORTHEAST

4 800 SO. #. in a convenient NV.
location; ! floor, masonry cons
struction with heated ofice and
warehouse. Drive-in door.
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LINCoLNIA-3-be -bedrm. rambler. va
can't, only Sl4,950, $3.50 down,
$50 per mo. Call Ii. 7-601S.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us FOR
A QUICK SALE! OUR SLOGAN
IS WHEN YOU LIST WITH
POMPONIO START PACKINGP
POMPON1O REALTY, JA. 5-556l
Ice. BRICK COLONIAL. finest N.
Arl. loc-3 bedrms.. 3ia baths.
Must sell lined. Make offer. House
appraised at $4,000. 3lOI N.
18th st. OWNER. ia. 2-6644.
LOOKING FOR THE UNUSUAL?-
Here is a quality custom built,
new brick split-level in a fashion
able area Of Mclean. Conveniently
located to CIA, Pentagon and
d. c.; 3 large bedrooms, 3 full
baths. large living room with fre-
place. formal dining room; large,
fully equipped kitchen with table
space; mahogany paneled family
room, screened porch, 2-car ga
rage, Dashboard hot-water heat
and many extras. Assume S25,-
900 loan. Priced in the 30s.
Trades considered. Shown By
appt. VIM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
TY. INC, 701 w. Broad ST.,
JE 2-Q000
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s52,5OO-ANTIsuE BRICK. BEAU

eoZ,oUU-ANIIQUE BRICK. BEAU
T1FULLY RESTORED.
Near new Forest Lake
Country Club area. Main
house has everything to
be desired. 3 bedrooms,
. bathS large living
room, dining room, large
Kitchen, family room
with kitchenette and
laundrette, scree d
porches. Guest or serv-
ants quarters over 2-car
garage. including living
room, 2 bedrooms, bath,
centrally heated. All this
on 6 beautiful acres.
This property can be A.
nanced by owner.
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FALLS CHURCH

Older 5-rm. bungalow nr, stores
and bus: oil, h.-w.h.: nice lot:
ideal for older couple: only S13.-
500. Call Mrs, Mackall, ewes, JE.
2-l95S.
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FORESTVILLE
MCLEAN AREA

s22,750-BRICK RAMBLER on "a
acre plus; living room
with fireplace, dining
room, 3 bedrooms, Ia
baths. kitchen, screened
porch, gas heat approx.
S12S per year,; Gear
garage in basement.
S2S,500-3-LEvEL SPLIT: 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths, extra
large living room, dining
room, lovely equipped
kitchen, fireplace in large
rec. room with outside
entrance, utility room
hot-water Dashboard heat;
beautifully Handicapped
acre lot with stream.
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VIENNAi SI6,75O-owner trans
bedrm., full-bsmt. rambler on
wooded lot; 4i5cs loan: immed
possess. WALLS REALTY, Ell. g.
ooQQ
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VIRGINIA

New brick building Just of Of Duke
St. Alex. Va. lS-ft ceiling height,
finished ONCE, blower heat, GOV.
cred truck loading docks and
ample parking Bays are avail
able at $500 50. #. each.
For further information call Mr..
Racku-{t,
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WA T-450O

ASK FOR RAY kESBY
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
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YEONAS
REALTY
DU. $500

ESTATE IN THE CITY stately g.
year-young brick Colonial with
slate roof. offering 9 bedrms. Tall
large), lst-floor den, entrance hall,
formal dining room with French
doors TO- 20-ft. screened porch.
basement with finished rec. rm,
and maids room, breeZeway to
gear garage. An exceptional
home with exceptional financing.
d, Call today. F. W. BERENS, Re
altor, 1880 Richmond hwy, so.
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANYI Hot-wa-
ter heat, 4 bedrms.. 2 full tiled
baths, DEEP, FENCED. TREE
LINED LOTS, ideal for children
This brick chateau features q sep
arate din. rm. and fully equipped
Kit. Assume high 4hSs loan. A
low, low Sl6,p5O.
GERACHIS REALTY JE, 2-23l4
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-09
Youth Bible Camp Dates Announced

Dates for the Christian Bible Youth Camp at Woody Island, which is sponsored by the Com munity Baptist Church, were an- nounced this week.
 The Guild House Party, for high school girls, will be held July p through July "A. There will be a charge of $3.5O per girl.
 From July 26 through August 6 the Senior Camp will be open for those just entering high school or older. The charge for this camp will be $500 per person.
 The Junior Hi Camp, for chil- dren entering the 7th and 9th grades, will be held August 6 through August 13, with charge of $500 per person.
 Junior Camp, for youngsters en- tering the 5th and 9th grades, begins August 13 and ends on the 20th. The charge will be $1100 per person.
 Registration will be held for all camps between 10 am. and 4 pm. on July 12 and 19 at the Commun- ity Baptist Church. Those who are unable to register at that time may call 3572 to make an appointment to register. Further information about the camp may also be ob- tained by calling that number.
 Rev. Curtis Strong of KittitaS, Washington, will be pastor for the Junior High Camp; Miss Twila Bartz of Chicago will act as di- rector of the Junior and Senior Hi Camps; Rev. Lewis White will be pastor of the Senior Hi Camp and Rev. Norman Smith will be pastor at the Junior Camp.
 The camp buildings are heated, hot and cold water available, and beds are equipped with mattresses, according to a spokesman for the church.
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Mrs. Chernikoff
 Dies In Anchorage

Mrs. Matrona Chernikoff, II, died at the Alaska Native Hospital in Anchorage June 29 after an illness of six months.
 Mrs. Chernikoff was born in 1889 at Uganik, Alaska, where she lived many years. She then made her home at Little Afognak for several years, later moving to OuZinkie.
 The Reverend James Adams of the Transfiguration Greek Ortho- dox Church conducted Russian Orthodox services at the Evergreen Memorial Chapel Thursday morn ing. Interment followed at the Anchorage cemetery.
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New Regulations Now In Force
 By Alaska DF&G

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game announced the follow ing emergency regulations that affect the commercial salmon fish cries in the Kodiak area:
 Weekly fishing periods,
 Salmon may be taken from 12:01 am. Monday to 500 pm. Friday during the open season: Provided, (a) that from July 4 to August 20, the weekly fishing period is from 12:O1 am. Monday to 500 pm. Wednesday in the Inner Karluk and Uyak sections of the Karluk district, and (b) that from July 4 until July g, the weekly fishing period is from 12;01 am. Monday
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Miss Joan Benson Visits Capitol

Miss Joan Benson of Kodiak was one of ten Alaskan members of the Order of Rainbow Girls presently touring the country, who Thursday concluded a two-day sightseeing visit in Washington, D. C.
 The girls had lunch with Rep. Ralph J. Rivers and Miss Mary Lee Council, assistant to Sen. E. l.. Bartlett, in the members dining room of the House of Representa- tives. The girls, attired in identical white dresses with red bordered skirts in an Alaskan motif and matching white stoles trimmed in red fringe, caught the eyes of all around.
 The girls are now enroute to Miami, Florida, where they will attend the assembly of Rainbow Girls. During the course of their 25 day trip the girls will visit 24 states.
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8 Seek To Become Registered Guides

Eight local guides from various parts of the Island appeared be fore Jim Brooks, Chief, Division of Game, Alaska Fish and Game Department, the past three days, for the purpose of completing eX- aminations being conducted by that department. Successful ones will become registered guides un- der the States new system.
 Twenty-Five oral and seventy five written questions required an- Swers. Al Erickson, Regional Man agement Biologist, ADFG, assisted in conducting the exams.
 Those taking the exams were Morris Talifson, Bill Pinnell, Ed die James, Darrell Farman, Joe Maxwell, Park Munsay, Ali Mad sen and Leonard Helgason.
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Chiniak Land Auction Sale Here on Friday

The auction of public lands by the State is scheduled for 2:30 pm, Friday, July 15, in the Court Room on the second floor of the Post Office building.
 The land to be auctioned in cludeS lots in the Chiniak area, in sizes of less than an acre to more than four acres. Prices range from SAP for a lot O.57 acres to $1582 for a lot 452 acres. They are in cluded in U. S. Survey No. 3471, No. 3472 and 3473. These are the lowest opening bids accepted.
 Not more than one lot may be sold to any one person. Each sue cessful bidder will be required to deposit sum of not less than 10 per cent of his bid at the time of award.
 A limited supply of forms de scribing the property to be auc- toned is on hand in the Mirror office and may be obtained upon application.
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Bristol Bay Run Brings Harvest

JUNEAU LR - The big run of salmon continued around Bristol Bay Thursday, and the Alaska Fish and Game Department said there is no indication it is dimin- ishing.
 50 far the run has been what we predicted" said Commissioner c. L. Anderson, Tt apparently is a good run"
 The Bristol Bay pack included 16,117 cases of king salmon, and 36,409 cases of chum salmon.
 The entire Western District in- cluding Bristol Bay, Port Moller, Yukon, totalled 280,O79 cases through Sunday. Anderson said the heavy run of reds has already brought fishermen around three million dollars. About 1000 boats are working Bristol Bay.
 The Bristol Bay catch has boost ed the all-Alaska total through July 3 to 433,735 cases, compared with the all-Alaska catch of 296,128 for a comparable period year ago.
 The Central area reported total pack figure of 136,657 through July 3, which was up 49,278 cases from year ago
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to 600 pm. Wednesday in the Red River district and the following portions of the Alitak district: the Moser-Olga Bay sections, and that part of the Alitak Bay section west of a line from a point on Moser Peninsula due west of the northern tip of Fox Island, thence eastward to the northern tip of Fox Island, thence to the eastern tip of Fox Island, thence southwest to the western edge of Middle Reef, thence to Cape Trinity.
 Salmon Fishing vessels and gear.
 (a) Where the use of leads is permitted a purse seine boat may have or use not more than one lead of legal length and depth without purse rings attached and with mesh at least 61a inches stretched measure, except in the Kodiak area, where the use Of leads with 512 inch mesh stretch
 Continued on Page A
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Fishermen Booked For Violations

Twelve fishermen appeared be- fore Mrs. Mabel Fenner, Deputy Magistrate, last Friday, on charges of violating the State fishing regu- lations.
 The charges stemmed from the use by the fishermen of 512 inch mesh leads. They were brought in from Sturgeon River and the Zachar Bay area, where they had been apprehended by State en- forcement agents
 Section 102.11 of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game states that mesh should be at least 612 inches stretched meas ure. Evidence brought out in the trial, by cannery officials and fish ermen, that this size was unob- tainable, due to it's un-availability from the netmakers, resulted in the Department officials here wir- ing Juneau, and obtaining permiS- sion for the use of the 512 inch mesh leads in the Kodiak area.
 The fishermen were fined $50 each, which was suspended.
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Visitors Here

Mrs. Esther Pickering, SeattIe, and Mrs. Ellis Wamser of Stock holm, Sweden are guests at the home of their sister, Mrs. Eunice Neseth. The visitors arrived re- gently to attend burial services for their brother, Robert Von Scheele.
 Mrs. Pickering returned to Se- attle Sunday, while Mrs. Wamser plans to remain here for at least another week
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Salmon Fishing Generally Poor

Fishing in this area to date is generally poor
 According to figures released by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, the reds haven't been too plentiful. Figures supplied in- dicate the following pack up to July 2: 123 cases kings; 7,09915 cases reds; 168 cases pinks; IT, 691R cases of chums, for total of 19082 cases based on 48-1 pound can pack to the case.
 In addition to that there were 6, ,462 cases of clans packed.
 Bob Simon, biologist for this area, stated that chums are begin ming to show in a number of bays, mainly Alitak, Deadman, Uganik, Speridon Bays on the Island and Wide Bay on the mainland. Pinks, he said, were also beginning to show
 Simon pointed out that should an early or late run develop, and his department has sufficient es- exponent, opening and closure dates can moved either way, thus allowing fishing while the runs are good
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Officials Here

Mark Jensen of Seattle, owner of Washington Fish & Oyster Co.,, and MT. Turnacliff of the same company, were in town last week enroute to Port Williams.
 Another employee of the firm, Bill Kingston, General Superin- tendent at Port Williams, was also in town last week for short time.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-09
Sisters Leave
 For Anchorage

Sisters St. Hilary and Paula Marie of Griffin Memorial Hos pital left last Sunday for Anchor age where they will spend two weeks.
 They will be teaching the Con- fraternity of Christian Doctrine at Holy Family Parish while in the mainland city.
 The Sisters will be house guests of Max and Aline La Lande, for mer residents of Kodiak, while in Anchorage.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-09
Visitors Here
 From Kirkland

Mrs. Juanita Dagarian of Kirk land, Washington is spending two weeks here as the house guest of her son, Le Roy Wittich.
 Another house guest is Claude Smith, 10 year old nephew of Wittich. The two expect to return to Washington next Friday.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-09
M acPetrie Family
 Return To Kodiak

Recent arrivals to Kodiak are Chief and Mrs. K. G. MacPetrie and their daughter Carolyn.
 Chief MacPetrie, who is attach ed to the USCG Air Detachment, is on his third tour of duty in Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-09
POLIO CLINIC JULY 16

A Polio Immunization Clinic will be held on July 16, from 10:3O to HOO am, at the Kodiak Health Center. All four shots will be given. There is a charge of soc per dose for adults.
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State Sells 5000 Fishing Licenses

JUNEAU (R-The Alaska Fish and Game Department said a total of 5,155 commercial fishing licen- ses have been sold in Alaska through May 31.
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HaIibut Season Closes July 25

Word has been received by Ben Guhrke, Deputy Collector of Gus toms here, that the halibut season in area 3-A will close on July 25 at 6 am., P. s. T.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-09
CAB Hearing
 On Qualification Set For Friday

AerOnautics Board has declined to rule on the air service in the KO- diak area without a recOmmenda- ton by one of it's examiners.
 Kodiak Airways, noting its cer- tificatiOn expires December 30, had asked for an expedited deci- sion. CAB said it wouldn't act until it got the examiners report, but it noted the examiner has scheduled a further hearing in Alaska, July 15.
 The Kodiak portion of the re- opened intra-Alaska hearings being conducted by the Civil Aeronautics Board will convene in the confer ence room located in the Transient Officers Dependents Quarters on the Naval Station, Friday, July Is. The proceedings will commence at 10 am.
 The hearings will determine Kodiak Airways eligibility to cer- tification by CAB, and were re- scheduled for Kodiak following a protest by Harvey Flying Service, after the hearing on May 26 in Washington, D. c. Paul N Pfeiffer, hearing examiner, concluded the Kodiak hearing should be held in order to allow Harvey Flying Serv- ice and any other interested par ties to submit evidence why cer- tification should not be granted.
 Harvey's contention is that the need for air service on Kodiak Island is not sufficient to warrant certification of one of the local airwayS.
 Bob Hall owner of the Kodiak AirwayS, contends that certifica- tion is necessary in order to pro- vide mail service and adequate passenger service the year round.
 Hall also stated in the Washing ton, D. C. hearing, that there is no other air service in Kodiak equip ped to bid on the mail contract. His company, he said, provides the only regular air transportation for passengers, property or mail. He further stated that his company will be forced to curtail it's opera ton unless certification is granted.
 The place of meeting is common ly known as the Little Red School House" and is located across from the Naval Station hospital.