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Evening star., 1960-10-30
BERENS SALES
EAST RIVERDALE

EAST RIVERDALE
S1S,75O
DIRECT FROM THE BUILDER
5000 CARRIERS LANE
OPEN l TO 6 PM.
bedrms.. 2 baths, rec. rm., eye
level oven, 12-ft. refgr.; lge. lot,
65 #. by ;, 10 It.; convenienst onT nsot, to
public publ an and PaT0sha rs0sh schools 2essb shop opt
Kenilworth ave. to Carriers lane.
]. H. FIELDS co.
JU. 5-6944 Lo. $500
FHA, $3.50 down Ss3.ss per
dining room, fenced yard.
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
Established 1945
AP 7-S300 Ewes. OR. 4-SS05
FIVE BEDROOMS in this spacious
BRICK HOME. plus large living
room with fireplace. BANQUET
SIZED dining room, SPACIOUS
kitchen, "a baths. garage. TWO
FIREPLACES; completely REDEC-
GRATED; walking DISTANCE to
s9RdIG sseRooIs AMP Churches, RAR t2snspdrta
ASSUME GARGE Loans. See this
one today / Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-8400.
FOR RENT, rs acres, about 35
clear: dwelling may be used for
2 families; / tobacco barn,
other barn, 3-car garage; no
equipment; Brandywine. T. D.
BURGESS, REALTOR. RE. $4,000.
FOREST HEIGHTS - Expandable
Cape Cod. large eat-in kit. on
go by 125 lot: needs some work:
will sacrifice: $11,500 assume pres
ent loan and move right in.
CONSOLIDATED REALTY
RE. 5-722S LO. 7-2O42
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
mM0pen

ANDREWS AREA. BITTER SEC
TION, CAMP SPRINGs-sample
house open, 20. 77O3 Braymor
ave. Your choice, large selection,
-4-5-bedFm. ramblers and split
levels. Out Branch ave. left on
Auth I'd. to property. 10. 7-26S1
suITLAND, near parkway. $500
Meadow View dr.-New brick ram
bier; o lge. rms, daylight bsmt. /;
za-acre level lot: $1,000 down
Out suitland parkway, past Silver
Hill underpass. right to house.
WEsTcHEsTER COURT. mr.. Allen
town rd.-6 brick ramblers, with
9 lge. rms, 3 lge. bedrms.. 2 full
baths; full hsmt. W/rec. rm.; all
cleo, kit. wan modern gadgets;
Dashboard radiant heat; large level
lot with trees. Trade considered.
Dir: out Route 5, rlGht to Allen
town I'd. TO house.
CAMP SPRINGS acre with det.
stucco: 8 rms, 2 full baths, oil
h.-w.h.: Sl2,50O. 10. 7-26SI.
JOSEPH FILIPPO
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VACANIaMove in quickly with
room, 1h-bath. brick-snd-stone
rambler, near Sligo Golf Course;
remodeled kitchen with break
fast nook; basement; plaster con-
struetion and trees: 50 900 Gi
TORS, JU, 9-4l34,
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pEATrv m

REALTY CO.
Realtors, 2412 Minnesota Ave. S.E.
At Pa. Ave.
over 20 Years Experience in Sales
Rentals Property Management
LU. 4-77l7 LU. 2-597O
AVONDALE-3-bedrm brick Colo
nial with full din. rm., large liv.
Tm. with flrepl., den and rec. rm.;
lovely level lot with det. garage;
fruit tres: close to shopping and
transp. Asking S20.950. make an
offer and get q buy. Call til 8
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
AyONDALE AREA: owners sacri-
fice-Other commitments forces
sale Of my beautiful Cape Cod
home, Al cond threughOut; 8
lge: hedrms;. 2h tiled. baths.
marble fireplace in spacious liv.
rm.; sep, full-sized din. .rm.; large
all-elec. kit. with sep. breakfast
space; picturesque paneled rec,
rm. with bar in full bsmt.; 2
porches plus sun deck; 2-car,
brick, detached garage. At S22.-
500 ] am selling far below re-
production cost. Call AP. 7-6363.
AVONDALE AREA-Assume 4heS
financing. Modern brick; 1st. a.
powder rm., 3 bedrms., tiled bath,
bsmt.. fenced yard: S14.750.
HUGH T. PECK. Realtor, 1885
New Hampshire Ave. HE. 4-17OO
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SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES MGT., INC,
llO37 viers Mil Rd.
ACROSS FROM WHEATON, PLAZI
IT, LO. 5-36S7
OPEN 90
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$4,000 DOWN

To qualified purchaser. Open IL
Ragi III DARK rd DR 0GTS:s ETS% SgT.r1,y D G. ,SS out
east (past Tick Tock), approx.
Ia miles to Ruatan st., turn
right and right again to 21O3
Rolander st. and OPEN SIGN.
Call Mr.. Ebert, VIII. 6-4905.
N. S. BRYER co.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

LANHAM AREA-New custom built
3-bedrm.. brick rambler; carport,
full bsmt., 1h baths on h-acre
lot. Convenient to schools and
transp. 9532 Dubarry ave. Sl7,50O.
FHA terms. $1,S00 down. APP
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HE. 4-lOOO

LANGLEY PARK : Shopping dis.
trict. schools and bus are very
close by this attractive 3-bedroom
brick home that has separate
dining area, large kitchen and
screened porch. Low down pay
ment and move in. Assume high
4hT loan. $4,000 and 0K'D 4
TRADE.
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KEN DRUsKIN g. CO.
10 Eaef NXJaef u1,,, TTTa n

0I 2 EdSt-W6oG nWy. HE. S.-4UU
AREA-Lge. l-yr.-old 8.
bedrm. brick rambler: equip. kit,
huge paneled liv. rm. wIcorner
flrepl., and din. ell, 2 baths, full
bsmt.. lot 100x25O; excel. neigh.
borhood. Asking only S23,950, FHA,
M LEO STQRCH SP 2.Ahnn
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Hudson Real Estate Co.
UN. 4-1515 UN, 4-7l7l
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FAKoMA SL PARK50PEN I-5
TAKOMA PARK

IMMACULATE BRICK CAPE COZ
Unusually attractive 4-bedrm.. p
bath home; sep. din. rm. Must bC
seen to be appreciated. Nice lot
MANoVILL REALTY CORP.
LO, 4-8440
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CT NO MONEY DOWN-3-bedrm.
rambler; storm windows and doors.
covered patio, fenced lot. Cal 70
inspect this BARGAIN. 10. 5-299O.
HUGH II. PECK. 1l246 Ga. Ave,
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TAKONIA PARK-open today. De.
sirable home in conv. location
Deep shaded lot on quiet street
Gas h.-w.h., 3 beorms., liv. rm.
din. rm., bath, large remodeled
kit. and dinette on 1st n. Dorm
and bath on 2nd. Assume 4latt
GI. S16,750. Call OWNER, week
Ands and auas III u 90
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CONTINUED on Next Pagel
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WOODLAWN
QUINCY MANOR

3-bedrm. semidet. brick: Ia
baths. liv. and din. area,
kit nm. rec. room. Priced
at $14,500, subj. to FLA.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

LANHAM-Beautiful new 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; equip. kit, lge. liv.
rm., tiled bath; full bsmt; plumb
ing. roughed in for bathroom: at
tached garage; lovely h-acre level
lot: nice neighborhood; . blks. to
school. l blk. to bus. Only S17,450.
excel, terms. M. LEO sToRcH.
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ADELPHI
Sophisticated Modern

Is this lovely 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brk.
rambler: de luxe custom features
include plaster walls, frepl., liv.
rTn., sep. din. rm., completely pam
eled rec. rm. with outside entr >;
nicely landScaned
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
TWfNBROOK AREA-S5O0 down;
charming potential 4-bedrm., %
bath home with bsmt.. large kit.
1S0-ft. beautiful treed yard
WALK TO Ell EMEN FAR Y
SCHOOL, SHOP PPING AND
TRANSP. LO. 5-S630.
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CHEVERLY AREA-3-bedrm.. Ia
bath, semibrick Colonial, featurins
spacious liv. and din. rooms, 1st-
FIR. powder rm., full bsmt. with
rec. room: gleaming new-house
condition. Assume 4Haet, S14,-
300 GI loan with moderate down
payment.
Papago Indian news., 1960-08-01

The al already have ate 10
a OF he donated by H Pap
a.
a nce
h pp pee hf the
where the lln
the ist1n tank to
rote ad
Is n he imp,
Evening star., 1960-05-22

Host Oliver (sh who the oter-roee
party talks with W. Fletcher Mrs Jomeon and Jock De Besh
Evening star., 1960-05-22
Horses and Hospitality

over rolling fields still fenced with
stout post and rail.
Recently, Rappahannock Coun-
tians turned out in a drenching rain
for their annual point-to-pOint, twice
postponed because Of deep SHOWS and
impossible roads.
Rain and mud. however, were no
hindrance to fun and sport, nor to
the entertainment provided owners
and riders at the Oliver Durant home,
not far from the race course on the
James w. Fletcher farm at Sperry-
vile.
1t is at the parties following race
meets that races are re-run and hands
may give tips to the young entries.
jim BIRCHFIELD
Evening star., 1960-05-22

TT TAKES more than driving rain
Il and churning mud to daunt the
sporting spirit of the people of Rap
pahannock County, Va, and the hos
pitality that follows their spring point
to-point race meeting
Rappahannock, which lies up
against the Blue Ridge Mountains in
the Northern part of the State, has
been described by its residents as
LESS changed" than many other areas
ofthe Old Dominion.
Here, they say, people still live
quiet and friendly lives, much as they
did in the older days. Here men and
women ride to the hounds for the
sheer fun of it, and race their hunters
, 1960-06-04
PhilIies to Meet
Cubonos: Cubs Is
Clash With Pirates

The Phillies baseball team
will meet the Cubanos in the
first game on Sunday at !
o'clock at the Canegata Ball
Park in Christiansted.
The Cubs and Pirates are
scheduled to play the second
game at $50. The Pirates are
DESTROYS Of upsetting t h e
Cubs. Both teams are well bal
, 1960-06-04
Skinker Victor Gilbert
Announces Appt.
OF New Munuger

Appointment Of p hiIip
Creelman as manager Of the
new Fountain Deck at Stone
henge W a S announced by
Skinker Victor Gilbert, Of the
RidgefeId country inn.
The new deck and bar, un-
der the decorated tent, for
mally opened for the holiday
weekend, will be available
throughout the summer sea-
son for cocktails and dining.
AS in the past, Peter Walters
will alternate at the piano on
the Fountain Deck and the
Druid Bar Parlour.
Mr.. .Creelman comes t .
Stonehenge from the Riddles
Bay Country Club in Bermu-
da. He has also been associ-
ated in managerial capacities
with Fox Hill ii Ridgefeld,
the Hotel Green in Danbury,
The Hotel Barnum in Bridge
port and the Hotel Commo
dore in New York.
, 1960-06-04
Judge Morris Redrufts
Bill for Municipal
Government for WI.

a bill to provide municipal
governments for ST. Thomas,
st. Croix, and St. john, pre-
pared BY the American Civil
Liberties Union, has been re-
drafted by Judge Albert
Maris Of the Third Circuit
Court Of Appeals, and sub
mitted to the legislature for
consideration.
Whether the legislature will
have time to act on the propo-
sal before adjournment was
uncertain.
, 1960-06-04
Pom Am Speeds More
Relief Shipments
To Chile Victims
More than 30 TONS Of relief

More than 80 tons Of relief
supplies are being flown by
Pan american World Anyways
System to the earthquake
stricken areas of Chile. The
shipments are being handled
BY the airline as 4 public
service.
One full load Of 1880
pounds Of blankets, medicines
and clothing was dispatched
from Miami in a Pan Ameri-
can cargo Clipper within 4 few
hours after it was received
from Catholic Relief Services
in New York,
AT other points throughout
the Latin American routes Of
F 4 Il AInerican recognized
welfare agencies were gather
ing similar materials and
sending them to Santiago,
capital Of Chile, the nearest
point to the disaster area
where large aircraft can land.
From Maracaibo, Venezuela,
600 pounds Of medicines and
clothing were sent BY the To-
cal Lions Club after appeals
by Chilean consul Federico
Hands, who is also an interna-
tional director Of Lions. An
other Catholic relief agencies
shipment was 143 cases, II, 1873
pounds Of such materials as
halazone for drinking water
publication, blood plasma,
clothing and flashlights and
batteries.
Two Pan American System
planes have been assigned to
help the relief forces: One is
a DC-3 transport which was
dispatched south as SOON as It
was learned that both person
mel and supplies had to be
flown from Santiago to areas
where larger planes could not
Continued On page q
, 1960-06-04

anced, however, and should
give the patrons an exciting
afternoon.
, 1960-06-04
Spectacular Film.
The ~Buccuneer" at
Alexander Theoter

3AAGAOAAAGA 4AG0lG1
One Of the most exciting and
crucial chapters in American
history is dramatized in the
best tradition of Cecil B. de
Mile, who supervised its pro-
duction, in "The Buccaneer,
Paramount's TechnicoIor and
" ] Vision spectacular,
which will be presented this
coming Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday at the Alexander
Theater. With an outstanding
cast headed by co-stars Yul
Brynner, Claire B 3 3 m,
Charles Boyer q Charlton Heston
as Andrew Jackson, .The Buc-
cancer" re-creates the fam
ing. final phase Of the War Of
1872, I h e pulse rounding
Battle Of New Orleans and
the colorful events that led up
to it.
@The Buccaneer0 tells the
ruth-is7stranger-than fiction
story Of Jean LATTE, the pir-
ate king who had q price on
his head, but who became one
Of ! h e nations greatest
heroes when he came to
Americas rescue at the dark
est moment in her young his
tory. Yul Brynner, made up
with hair and moustache to
resemble the famous pirate,
plays the title role. AS in the
Ten Commandments, the
man with whom he clashes is
portrayed BY Charlton Heston
as General Jackson, only in
THE Buccaneer' they join
with spectacuIarly successful
results.
In one Of the most off-beat
castings Of this or any season,
Claire Bloom plays the rough
tough daughter Of a pirate,
who loves Lafitte and COM
petes for him with the ele-
Continues On psss a
, 1960-06-04
Pickup Overturns on
Southside Rood;
Passenger Injured

injured
AIcido Simmon reported t.
Police last night at 10 O'Clock
that an international pickup
in which Miss Erna Williams
and himself were riding over
turned on the Southside Road
off Granard.
Sergeant Amatus Hoyer and
Patrolman Todman went out
to investigate. They found
that the truck CP 1850 was
turned over On its right site
facing west. Simmon told the
Police that while driving
down the slant the truck be-
gan skidding from the rear;
after it continued to skid he
gave It a lock; the truck
swerved and turned over.
Miss Williams received sew
eral decorations on the palm Of
her right hand. She was taken
to the Charles HARDWOOD Me
mortal Hospital and treated
by DR.. U. Karrell and re-
leased; she was requested to
return for an X-ray examine
ton today.
EPeelH ;ssee we're 10 inter-
view Miss Williams as she
was under the influence 81
the sedatives given her BY the
doctor to ease the pain.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28
Girl Scouts
TAttendCamr
Week ofhne II

The week Of June q to Ju-
ly is camping time or
county Girl Scout members
of the area Girl Scout COM
mittee learned at a meeting
in Pilgrim Christian church
April 90. 1t was also reported
that the church Research
Club has donated $40 to the
Girl Scouts. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Marilyn
Burnett and Mrs. Dolores
Breedlove.
A Bake Sale will be held on
the Sheriff's porch Friday,
May 13. Proceeds from this
sale will be used to buy in
surance for the summer girls
camp. Brownies will attend
camp Wednesday, June 20.
Six new girls are members
of the Brownie Troop No. 2 in
Charsdon. They are: Margaret
Oudreveck, Nancy H Horn,
Joyce McGouigal, Joni Vip-
Scomb, Andrea Penkady and
Kathleen Saver Leaders OF
this troop are Mrs. Marion
Stuckey and Mrs. G n y
Grennan.
The next meeting of the
Girl Scout committee will be
on May 18 at Thompson'S Le-
dgeS and will include a cook
out.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28

Gets stronger with ug0
Core cut from soil-cement highway showed
strength had actually doubled in IA years.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28

Wantz for State Representative Committee
Ford Noble, Chairman
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28
Future Teachers
Bake Sale Set
for Saturday

The Chardon High chapter
of the Future Teachers of
America is holding a bake
sale Saturday, April 80 ac-
cording to Linda Rose, vice
president. 1t will be in Bost-
wick's store at the Chardon
Plaza from 10 am. to 4::30 p.
m. The purpose is to raise
money for a scholarship to be
given to a Chardon e n i o r
planning to go into teaching.
The members Of the F. T. A.
have also been selling station
ary to raise money for their
annual scholarship.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28
Christian Science Society
lOl Daniels Dr., ChardOn

1Ol Daniels Dr., Chardon
Sunday Services: May l
ll:00 am. Subject for h is
week: Everlasting Punish :
ment.
Golden Text: Psalms 06:5
Thou, Lord, art good, a n d
ready to forgive and plente-
Gus in mercy unto all them
that call upon thee.
Sunday school for children
under twenty. Nursery or
small children.
Wednesday 800 pm. Testi-
mony meeting.
Free public reading room
open Monday and Friday II
to 4 pm, Thursday 1880 to
9 pm.
ChardOn Assembly of God
May l, 1860
Pastor Elder BOytar
1000 am. Sunday School
The Lessen The Prodigal
Son
Central Truth: Sinful plea
sure leads to disappointment;
repentance leads to Coo.
Golden Text: If we confess
our sins, he is faithful and
just to forgive us our sins.
l John 1:9.
Reading The Bible: NUM-
BERS typically, is the book
of service and walk, and thus
completes, with the preced-
ing books, a beautiful moral
order: Genesis the book of
the creation and fall; EXod-
us, Of REDEEM ption; LevitucuS,
OF worship and fellowship
and Numbers, Of that which
should follow service a n c
walk.
11:O0 am. Morning Wor
ship
HOO am. Junior Church
TOO pm. Christ ambssSi-
dorS
700 pm. Defenders
7:3O pm. Evangelistic Ser
vice
7:30 pm. Midweek Prayer
Meeting & Gospel Medita-
ton
2:30 pm. County H O m e
and Jail Services once mon
thly
800 pm. Thursday Girls
Cadets
400 pm. Thursday Boys
Cadets
II Belong"
The 1860 Loyalty Campai-
gn is underway at the Char
don Assembly of God. I Be-
long, the theme, recognizes
and uses the human need OF
belonging. The personal pro-
noun makes the theme ideal
Tor building personal reSpon-
Slbility. And faithfulness in.
creaSeS attendance!
The subthemeS for the six
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28
CHURCH NEWS

Sundays of the campaign are
as follows:
May / Family Day
May 8 Mothers Day
May Is Cradle Roll Day
May % Our Glass Day
May 90 Our School Day
June 5 Our Church Day
Won't you visit us this Sun
day?
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28
There Must Really be an Easter Bunny

Mr. Ward Route
Tiny Tot division of VFW Aul annual
Ioer
rabbit which she found Her Daddy who
Toying he the Burgess Main street
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-28
R. {. [Diekl FORD
for
S H { r | F F
GEAUGA COUNTY

Democratic primary, May 8
Committee for Ford-for-Sher-
iff, Geo. Lupca, ch, Auburn, o
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
Too lazy to studyl Jansen-C Classic

Too lazy to Studyl Jansen Classic
 ..n0 ol n Do..Gt Iul hand y01- is'ed ebony. This is a conyen- tional-modern 88 key piano w/60 nc'se electronic organ built in. A versatile instrument that can be played in many combinations.
 Piano alone-organ alone-both together. Piano tones in the bass organ on hhe treble or vice versa. Simple tunes learned in 5 minutes. Matching bench & beginners music incl. Price $l.600. Ph 2861 eyes or anytime weekends. 1129 Willow. 9-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

'fiil Bay Gnage & quonse,, fur. nished & very cheap. A very
 good buy for mechanic or comb.
 welder. Place can pay for busi. neSs in 1 season. It did last
 year. Call 6171 after 5 pm. or
 contact Mathey Fitzgerald. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

Are you interested in Little Lea que? If so, attend the meeting Sunday, April 10, 2 pm, at the
 An-purpose Room, Junior high school on the Base. KODIAK LITTLE LEAGUE. 9-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

BARGAIN for cash Seine boat Bear Bah" half tunnel 36' X 12' w/18" draught. Boat on ways at Parks Uyak Cannery. Also 72' outhoard cabin cruiser. Joe
 Maxwell, Uyak. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
For Rent

Heated, ftTn apt near school.
 Suitable for couple only. Mar velous view. Shared automatic washer. $130 mo. plus electricity. Ph 2523. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
For Sale
ALASKA MARINE, INC

Alaska's largest Marine Supply Aai Order Service Retail &
 wholesale
 Parts for Mercury, Johnson, EVinrude
 Try our Fast, Reliable Outboard Overhaul-3 factory trained mechs Best Equipped Shop in Alaska We take Mercury In trade on Guaranteed Overhauled Johnson, Evinrude Long Shaft Motors Write for ysur Marine needs. Rex 479. Anchorage
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

Furn. apt dwntwn. Coupe for sale
 -Pushbutton drive, powe r steering. Driven 14,O00 mi. Ko- diak Jewelry or call 2473 morn. ings or eyes. 9-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

Someone to do housework 1-2 hrs. daily & 4 hrs. Saturday. Will
 need transportation. Write Box 981, & give references. 9-3n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

BOAT CHARTER to recapture tagged crabs from Chiniak Bay. now. Fishing to be done late April or early May. Anyone in- terested call Guy c. Powell, 5651, Alaska Dept. Fish & Game.
 Sly
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
Services

.. .~.>t <-~N LEA ilNii-work 'N~'o rer fast nd satisfying ser vice. 6 guaranteed work. Har- Dor view Plumbing & Heating.
 Phone 6222. fin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

Commercial license contact John school instruction for private pr Anyone interested in ground
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

By popular request the SNACK SHACK is now serving fried chicken dinners every Sunday from 4 pm until? For reserva- tions call 5133. tin
 Warren. Ph 1852. sly
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

ISLAND FOUNTAIN Is for sale.
 Rh 4454 tin H' New fishing boat, accomoda. tions for 3 men, 6 head room in cabin. Can be seen at Pleasant
 Harbor Or contact Ed Opheim, Ouzinkie. 19-4y
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
Wanted

Want to rent 2 or 3 bdrm unfur- nished house avble June or July. Permanent. Ph 356. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

bdrm house near new school
 Reasonable. Ph 5073. 9.1y
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

Fleetwood, BiftHnore & Santa Fe trailers. 1860 Fleetwood 10'x40' on display. Kodiak Mobile Home Sales, 2 blks N, blk to right
 of Montmartre. Ph 3084. 91n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

ISLAND ELECTRONGCS-Radio & TV repair. Open l2 to 8 pm.
 Ph 6022. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS II yoa have drsokiag problem X need heip. write Box sad, Kodiak or cali aei2. a&tfn
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

White electric sewing machine;
 Sunbeam Mixn,aster; Rhe e m electric hot water heater. Ph. 5812. 9-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

William Henry Harrison, at 68, was the oldest U. s. president when inaugurated. Theodore Roos- evelt, at 42, was the youngest.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

ELBOW ROOM in this 4 bdrm home within city limits. Spa cious LR & kitchen. A perfect house for a large family.
 2 BDRM Quonset near new school. Makes ideal low cost home. Furn. Fenced-in yard.
 BUILDING? Take a look at these lots: 2 lots across from new school, sewer in; lg lot on Mis- sion Rd. w/trees. To see any of these fine places call Kodiak Aleutian Realty Services, Ph 2761. 9-ln
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

JERRY'S MECCA WRECKER- Service. Ph. 3833 or 5555. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09
Notices

United Cannery workers meeting next Thursday at 8 pm at Union Hall.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-04-09

THRIFT SHOP & Rummage sale at Baptist Mission Is pm on Saturdays. tin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-08-14
New Issues
Postage Currency
Pony Express Envelopes

When small coins disap-
peared from circulation in
the early days of the Civil War
because of the boarding of
hard money, postage stamps
represented the only tmmedi-
ately available substitute.
They we're obligations of the
Government with a fixed
value redeemable in postal
service.
They weren't very salts
factory in circulation, how
ever, since they quickly be-
came dirty, were easily torn
and had a tendency to stick
together. This problem was
solved by an ingenious citi-
zen who invented a circular
metal casing transparent on
one side and with advertiS-
ing on the back. Postal
authorities didn't like the
idea and put him out of
business by refusing to sell
him stamps in the large
quantities needed, but Con-
gress came up with a revised
version of the same iGea.
This was fractional paper
currency or shin plasters."
redeemable in stamps and
using a stamp or stamps of
appropriate denomination as
a major feature of the de-
sign.
The first issue of postal