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Evening star., 1960-06-10
Patton Regarded
As Jinx by Rival
In Southern Golf

MYRTLE BEACH, S. c., june
10 tAP).-Medalist Billy Joe
Patton, sailing along in ire
sistable fashion, meets tough
tournament-tested Curtiss Per.
son today in the second round
of the Southern Amateur goli
tournament.
Two rounds are on tap fos
the 80 survivors of yesterdays
initial round. By nightfall the
field will be down to quarter
final size. Two more rounds
tomorrow win produce the
finalistS for the 36-hole cham
pionship match on Sunday.
Person, who has played al
least 18 holes of golf for the
last 26 days, has beaten six
former Walker Cup players
But he regards Patton as a
jinx.
II just can't beat him." Per-
son said, recalling two losses
to Patton in the Southern and
the North and South Amateur
at PinehurSt, N. c.
Patton had the easiest time
of the opening round, putting
out A. D. Dorsett of Salisbury
N. c., 9 and 8. Patton, Nor
gantown IN. c. lumberman,
was four under par.
Person, 40, a muscular, 200
FOUNDER from Memphis who
should be giving seniors fits
this time next year, eliminated
Hugh Goodman. jr., of Chapel
Hill, N. c., 5 and 4.
Person never had seen the
demanding Dunes Golf and
Beach Club course until he trod
its $500 yards Monday in
qualifying play.
Only last Saturday, in the
Memphis Invitation, he shot a
35-29-64, setting a record at
the back nine for the Colonial
course. He was low amateur
by 13 shots in the tournament
won by Tommy Bolt.
Evening star., 1960-06-10
WOMEN'S SINGLES
First Round

lAlI at Rock Creek
4 p.m.-Pat Danford VS.. Carol Nor
ley; Melva Bachhuber VS.. Claudine
Malone; Betty Zimmerman VS.. Judy
Douglas; Thelma Wells VS.. Lea Kotz.
Dottie Poppleton VS.. Harriet Matthews;
Frances Frank VS.. Jeri Mitchell
p.m.-Margaret Lockhart VS.. Char
lene Smith; Dottie Koft VS.. Dorcas
Crawford: Carla Daniels VS.. Grace
Bassett; B. Fond VS.. Muriel curtis;
Marian Trenis VS. Janet Irish; Mari
anne Neff VS.. Judy Graves.
pm. also-Phronie BauSerman VS..
Pis Hussey; Doris Bauserman VS.. Sarah
Allen.
Evening star., 1960-06-10
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star stan Writer

Charlie Conerly still thinks
the third-down play he called
against the Baltimore Colts in
last December's pro football
championship game was a good
call, even though it didn't work
IF we had made it," the vet
eran New York Giants quarter
back said, "they might have
stopped us again."
Conerly, here for a series OF
three football clinics today al
Lansburgh'S downtown depart
ment store, at Shirlington, Va.
and Langley Park, Md, has just
returned from a six-week toul
Of Europe with his wife. He's
got one more date like today's
for a nations ally-a DIV er-
tised brand of shirts, then it'll
be of to the football grind
kagain.
Play Was Turning Point
The Giants had a precariouS
9-7 lead over the Colts and
were camped on Baltimore'S 28-
yard line in the third period
when the play mentioned above
was called. Conerly said he saw
the Colts mass to stop it, but
went ahead with the call re-
gardless.
1--WE had worked on it," he
said, land we'd always used
Alex Webster as the ball carrier
and had gotten good results. II
we had made it they might have
stopped us again."
Most observers thought the
play was the turning point OF
the game, for the Colts rallied
and scored "a points in the last
period to chalk up their Sec
ond straight playoff victory
over the Giants, 31-16.
Calls Colts Toughest
Conerly called the Colts the
toughest team New York faced
Evening star., 1960-06-10
Moggie's to Play
SoftbuII Champs

Maggie's Restaurant, first
half champion of the Glass AA
Guy Mason softball league, will
play the Raybestos Cardinals
of Stratford, Conn, world
champions, in a double-header
beginning at Z pm. tomorrow
at Guy Mason, Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Calvert street.
Maggie's has a 14-game
winning streak this year, large
ly because of the pitching of
Andy Lopez. Lopez, stationed
at Andrews Air Force Base, has
won six league games. He will
oppose Johnny Spring, who is
considered the top softball
pitcher in the country.
Evening star., 1960-06-10
. eNNA A2AbD VOEAAOI wv
MEMS SINGLES
Ein.A nnL

Goodyear Tires are
proved on "The Turn
pike that never ends,
Goodyear's five mile test
track at San Angelo,
Texas where speeds over
100 m.p.h. can be at
tanned. Trade today for
Goodyear tires and save
with safety!
Evening star., 1960-06-10
Moore Loses Suit

CHICAGO, June 10 (AP).-
Davey Moore, the feather
weight champion, was ordered
to pay $3,95l to a former man
|ager in a breach of contract
settlement in Federal District
Court yesterday.
Gus Latsis, wholesale pro-
duce dealer who manages anna
teur fighters, alleged Moore
signed a contract January /,
1857, calling for him to pay so
per cent of his earnings to his
manager.
Evening star., 1960-06-10

DALLAS, Tex, June 10 (AP)
The National Football League
has taken a long delayed and
badly needed step to determine
the rightful leading passer by
adopting a six-point system
The change was announced
here yesterday after a two-day
meeting of publicity directors
of the IL clubs.
The six points on which the
rankings will be based are COM
pletions, yards gained, number
of touchdown passes. percen-
tage Of completions, percentage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

Our Own Exclusive Imported
Hand Hooked Rugs
Full size ex12 1895
Handsome full sized mot approximately hand hooked rugs
$3.50 WOOL 1919 reprocessed WOOL so other fbers) made
expressly for the Hecht Co. by metcuous oriental craftsmen
in traditional American patterns Oval and obong shapes with
atexed backs Check the lovely ooors Ivory red blue
beige backgrounds with contrasting floral designs Matching
Sizes 2x3 500, 2x4 $780, 2x6 $780, 3x5 1899 4x6 $780,
Rugs, The Hecht Co., All Stores
Martha Jean gift wrapping adds the magical tough and makes
Evening star., 1960-10-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SAL

CHEy. '55 conv.; white, continen.
tai Kit, p.b., r. and h: SS95. VIII
6-94l0, FE. 3-2204. Mr.. MALONE
CHEW '55 convertible: customized
Evening star., 1960-10-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CoRVAIR 80 400" 4-dr. with
automatic; less than 5000 mi: i:
this car is in showroom cond. !:
like new; $l,795. BANNING L.
SONS. $500 Baltimore ave. Hy-
attSville, Md, UN 1850.
CORVETTE 81; 2 4-barrels, silver
and white; 3-spd. stick. new tires,
excel. cond.; S1,976. Call FE. q
S543 after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
C0RHAIR 'RO

CONTINENTAL MARX II '57: same
as new; by orig. owner; q,700 mi
white w/white leather int, fully
equip. incl. air cond.: $1,000 firm
price, so S-o5I5
Evening star., 1960-10-06

All equipment except automa tic
Transmission. 10. 3-6s46.
CORVAIR 1860 4-dr.: hydromatic,
fully equipped; S1,695. Call OIL.
6-42lS.
Evening star., 1960-10-06

DE SOTO SO 4-door; automatis
transmission. power steering. pow
er brakes. radio. heater, 2-tons
blue; good buy for S7a5.
JACK BLANK
PONTIAC
l437 Irving st. NV. AD. 4-sbO0
''0O BANK M On On JACK JACK BLANK l- R-'O'"
Evening star., 1960-09-11

hanging right down to the
midriff. Everybody, every
whereD 80.
The smart black velvet
cocktail sheath worn under
a beautiful white sports coat.
(Jacques Griffe)
The three-cornered shawl,
large when it is made of wool
or velvet, small and saucy
when made of satin Or lace.
Nina Ricci and also Christ
ian Dior) -.
A mink-edged crocodile skin
jacket, as black as night and
almost as frightening. (Dior).
Evening star., 1960-09-11

which clamors for an arm
length cigarette holder.
(Jacques Heinz
Crepe! Heavy silk crepe
for the new draped frocks;
light crepe for the feather
weight cocktail dresses;
woolen crepe for the ladylike
afternoon ensembles; giddy
crepe for the most fashion
able perfume of the year;
CREPE DE CHINE. IF.
Millot), the famous perfume
Of the sos
The exciting brown patent
and satin pump, lustrous and
Evening star., 1960-09-11

and heavy, which seems to
have lost it's fellow-brother
2nd thus helps to emphasize
the asymetric trend of the
season. (Pierre Cardin) -.
The impressed hem, bill
lowing round your legs, in
viting you to dance rather
than walk. TRY this on the
sidewalk of a busy thorough
fare). (Nina RiccD
The black leather suit, very
much edged with silver. fox
and worn with small down.
to-the-brows black hat
a Marlene Dietrich style
Evening star., 1960-09-11

new, ready for the first au-
tumn party. IF. Pine0
The outsize tote bag, made
of satin, velvet or croco-
ollie skin, for day or evening
wear. pierre Cardin)
The little black fan which
you can wave about or hide
behind. for the nervous
gals, something to do with
their hands. pierre Bal
The breast necklace -. one.
two or three rows of large
round quite heavy beads,
Evening star., 1960-09-11
Collection SideIights Also Prove Fascinating

coatee. Perfect when you al
ready possess all sorts of mink
coats. tChristian Dior) :.
The nonfit chiffon sack,
worn loose over a tight-flt-
ting sheath and as sheer as
possible see the 1925
fashions to understand the in
spiration. (Jacques Griffe) 49,.
The lonely ear-clip, long
Evening star., 1960-09-11

head, the way famous tennis
player Suzanne Lenglen wore
hers away in the twenties.
(Jacques Griffe) -.
The fiat Renaissance neck
lace strung round the shoul-
ders, far from the neck.
Jean PatouD 80.
Han knitted wooden
sleeves on a gorgeous mink
Evening star., 1960-09-11

hairdos, and the look of the
20s and early 30s proved as
arresting as the clothes with
their lavish gatherings of fur,
bias cuts. and short shirts.
Here are some of the Paris
fashion notes that were writ
ten down in the last showings:
A diamond-spangled head
band worn low on the fore
Evening star., 1960-09-11
PARIS NOTES

Along with the fabulous
collections of the designers in
Paris. other fashion news is
generated in their use of ac-
cessories to play up their Spe-
cif1c design moods. Generally,
"the vamp" was the manne-
quin darling of the recent
Paris shows.
Eye makeup, short cropped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD
CLUB MASO

BRADLEY ARMS. 1895 18th St.
INV, So. Dupont cir: ssle., non-
drink young peoule
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ROOMS with BOARD WTD,

RETIRED WOMAN. college gradu-
ate, travelled, with sense Of humor.
would like to Join cultured family
as paying guest. Box 379-K, Star
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ApTs. FURNlsHEn-VA,

ADMIRALTY APIS. Luxury type
one OF apis most beautiful apt
freshly decorated. modern furn
individ heat control. close in. nr
bus. $40, incl. utils. IA. 5-l654
ALEX. downtewn-Fuyn apt. ere
s STec' PISS s nsry pI nsl an a NH,
TE e-SS7SGS from 10 am to a I'M
ARL., 1870 N. Quinn eat ], b.r
apt, S95 pvt. pkg: ldry.; lockers
Res. Mgr, ia. 4-79sl.
ARL., N.-Efic.; also i -bedrm. apt
on bus line; near shopping cen
ter and churches. KE. 6-5S4S
ARLINGTON N.-Redec. i-bedrm
apt; close to shop. and bus
adults. CT. 6-5lbS.
Arr, N.-Pyt. entr., attrac. small
Gentleman. IA. 5-3777.
AEL.-Attr. bedroom. l.r., kit.
bath, TV: walk Fl. Myer. min
Pentagon; $3.50. IA. .-a:I63.
ARL.r :.-Attrsc. I-bedrm. apis
with cross-top freezer refrg.
avail, now. adults. CT. 6-515s.
ARL., NEAR PENTAGON--Famiiy
apt. rate day or week and hotel
room; free parking. ia. 2-3343.
ARLINGTON. adjacent TT, Myer,
1915 N. Quinn st.-Newly fur
nished. 2-bedrm. apt. Sl05. RES,
MGR, ia. 1881. WALKER &
DUNLOP. INC. ST. 3-5050,
fRL., S.-Attrac. LIST fir., 1-bedrm.,
Ice. liv. rm. wfTV; on bus line;
S115 incl. utils. IA. S-429s.
ARL.-Attrac. 1-bedrm. apt. fol
responsible couple; end d. quiet
residence; convenient to stores
buses. IA. 1882.
ARL., M bedrms.. newly dec,
new furnishings; cow. to every.
thing; S145,50. IA. 7-2O55.
BACH. APT, for . yns. men; refer.
pvt. bath and entr.; S42.50 mo
each. ia. 9-69S6.
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CAPITOL FILL.

conn. AVE. 33I7-i-c b.r. apis:
S1"l-S16l incl. utils.: 3-' adults:
conven. shops WO. 5-6S66.
conn. AvE.-Lge. | bedrm., attrac-
tive.y furn. Avail. 3 months start
ing Dec. ! Call Wo. 6-O4O%.
CONN AVE, 1906 r st. NV. =
Ethciency; $50. HO. 2-216i.
CONN. AVE. 3"9l-1 badrm. apt
EIlV rm. foyer. kit. bath; elev.
bldg. Adults: Sl3O. EN-, :'-aOIl.
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1878 sPRTN0 PLACE NV.

1875 STRING PLACE NV.
lady. SIS mo-: refs. IN. 3-6S66.
1867 GOOD HOPE RID s.E.-Apt.
bldg. l-bedrm. apis. Utils. incl.
mo. Newly decor. Keys with jan
itor. VIM. J. DAVIS. INC, 629
18th St. NV. Ma. $3.50.
1874 cORCORAN ST. N.w.-Col-
bath, heat and hot water incl.
$50 so mo. Key at Apt. 9. VIM. J.
DAVIS, INC, $50 18th ct. NV
MA. 1886.
1878 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Apt
bldg. l and 2-bedrm. apis. Heat
$11.5O mo. Keys with janitor
VIM. J. DAVIS, INC, see 18th
st. NV. Ma. S-3556.
1880 18th ST. NV, Apt. S-Va-
cant. Colored. Big. clean, recently
redec. unit in 4th ar. walk-up
E Esi,I,i apt; ss6 bldg: With heat
BoRoER, INC, Ma. S-035O.
1901 W ST. Sc. Apt. S with key
at No. 6.-Beautifully re1nished
incl. floors. Only $65 mo. Duplex,
bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kit,
bath and scr. porch. Also at 1920
w ST., Apt. 2 same description
This apt. avail. soon. GEORGE I.
BoRGER, INC. 1925 K st. NV.
Ma. 6-035u.
I122 18th ST. NE rms, KIT,
bath, gas heat: S55 mo.
1914 9th ST. N.w-2 rms, kit,
bath, gas heat: S32 so mo.
THOMAS P. BROWN, INC.
FE. 7-1770
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q ROOMS FURN--Mn..VA.

ALEX. - Private bath. 21" Tv,
! maid service; weekly rates, 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

M. Calvert st. and Wisconsin ave
n,w.-Large bedrm. with sep
dining area: large closets. Include
all utils. SS5 and S93 Cal
FE. T-775S for appt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-19

L-ltlI.
GREATEST VALUE
EVER OFFERED"
IN ROCK CREEK PARK
Elevator building. near 18th and
Columbia I'd. NV.
EFFICIENCY 1880
Beautiful large apartment spacious
r p9SmS: ample closet space; all
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1900 Adams Mill Rd. NV.
s 81 PhR5,0f INC. Ne Ne. s.gsi9
GOOD HOPE HITLs-Apt. home
from the Capitol: overlooking
suitland pkwy,. oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new COLT
course open to public: ! bedroom
and porch, S7l to $3.50: Q he'd
rooms and porch, SS1 to S94 80.
Detached small buildings, home
like atmosphere, beautifully land
scaped: quiet, friendly neighbor-
hood in suburban setting. Three
exposures in every apt; large
rooms; ample closets; porch cony.
~" ui'ihks S'crUlHE huu hNlHB,
rear stairs to spacious fenced in
lawns for safe play: plumbing in
kitchen for washing machine. out
side drying: industrial storage
lockers: building wired for air
conditioners: short walk to two
1-fare buslines, shopping center,
schools and theater: o1f-street
parking. Good Hope Hills is west
Of Navlor rd. in vicinity of Doth
St. sc. Rental once open daily
between 10 Am. and $3.50 pm.
1900 30th ST. Sc. LU. 1-330O.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
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WHEELER TER. APIS.
FACING GOVT. PARK
l and bedrm. apis: large rms.
with exceptionally large walk-in
closets; all parouet floors are the
finest: 12-cu.-ft. refgr. with full
freezer top: all fireproof and
soundproof bldgs.: close to shop
ping. schools and transp. The
most beautiful bldgs. of this kind
in sc. Wash. Call 10. 2-1O43.
1925 9th ST. NV. Apt. 1.-Two
rms kit. and semi-pvt, bath: heat
mo. MR.. NEUMANN. Ma. S-s7oo.
@i?3 E ST. NV rms, pitchen,
bath: $67 80. See janitor on
18th st. NV, Ma. $1,000.
1916 18th ST. Seize. l-bedrm
ants. $50 and S72.50. Res. Mar ;,
LU. 1-2993.
$3.50 MacARTHUR BLVD. NV
Ne Ne. enc me apt, S5@,6o. Call Res.
1916 18th ST. NV rms, din,
foyer, kit: bath, in lge, elev.
bldg: wired for air cond.; $40 mo.
To inspect see Res. mgr.
9Ol 10th ST. Sc. = -bedrm. du-
plex: gas heat: excellent cond.;
500 per mo. Key at 763 10th
st. sc.
1925 MACARTHUR BLVD. = Large
I-bedrm. apt; $3.50 plus utils.
Resident manager. Apt. 4. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. INC. .D1. 7-141l.
1920 CALVERT ST. NV, Apt. 2.
Glover 2arE-Extremely attractive
.-bedrm. apt. with pvt walled
SSssrdsn and screened porch; Sl25.
MI; Smith with FRANK s. PHIL
LES; INC, D1. T-14l1; ewes, FE.
2i2 DOUGLAS ST. NE. - Mod
duplex bldg. Din. area, screened
and hot water: refrigerator. newly
dec. sTEUART BROS, INC, EN-.
52i RALEIGH ST. S.E.-3 rms,
kit. bath, newly dec, on busline,
cow. to shopping. 10. 1-O31s.
5Ol BRANDYWINE ST. s.E.-Mod-
ern apt: 2 bedrms.,. liv. rm., kit.
and bath. Storage facilities; $50
mo. includes all utils.
60 T ST. NV. - 1-bedrm. bsmt.
apt; $50; colored tenants; incl.
utils. RIA. 1855, ST. 3-7302.
1880 18th ST. N.W.-S6O to S65
per mo-; pvt, parking avail at
$40 per mo. extra. FE. 3-2044.
1911 4th ST N.W.-Colored: small
:! rms. kit. and bath, first-fl.
apt; completely redec.; Se3.5O
mo. MA. s-9257.
5000 18th ST. N.E.-Large living
rm., bedrm.. kitchen, bath and
enclosed back porch, 500 per mo-,
includinC heat. Adults only.
55?t sth ST. N.w.-Apt. bldg, l.
bedrm. apt. Heat and hot water
incl. S64 so mo. Key at Apt. Z
VIM. j. DAVIS, INC, 500 18th
st. NV. MA. S-3556.
1913 FIRST ST. NV, Apt. A.
l-bedrm. duplex; clean apt; liy
rm., dinette, kit, bath and porch
Only 500 mo-. plus utils. Will
MA. S-036O,
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APIS. FuRMlsAEp-Mp.

TAK0MA PIX. mr.. wash. San
d1s ln sin's ssS cal saiA o.. ~! s-7S sss
TAKOEIA Tx. - Rfficiency $50
mo. person. Mr.. Wash. SAM.
tarium Hospital. 1890 Carroll ave
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GLOVER PARK

2 large bedrms., liv. rm., dinette,
kit. bath. Lge. closets: newly dec
Adults only. FE. 1853.
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HUI. 3.5432

MAR-LEETA, 1928 10th st. NV
Single. double rms: young ladies,
men: showers. excel. board. reas.
WALTER REED VIC.-Niceiy furn.
twin-bed rm.: home privils.; de-
hcious meals. RA. 3-4l24.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-10-15
Plans Given For
Teachers Dinner

The annual Welcome dinner
given by the Kodiak Rotary Club
10 all the teachers of the commun-
ity will be held on Tuesday eve
ming, Oct 25, it was announced to-
day by Archie Zehe, club vice
PRESIDENT.
ALI teachers, their husbands and
wives, will be guests of the Ro-
aarians at prime roast of beef
dinner to be served at the Elks
Club by Mrs. Thelma Anderson
and her staff.
Entertainment will be provided
under the direction of DR.. Bruce
Keers, and Mrs. Arthur Brooks
is in charge of decorations.
The dinner will start at 7:30 and
dress is informal.
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ALASKA COMMUNICATIONS
SYSTEM

Monday thru Friday, 9 am to 6 pm
Saturday, 9 am to II noon
Sundays and Holidays, Closed
Emergency wires may be filed
during the closed office hours at
the message center.
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nuts, Id. candied fruits, l pkg.
raisins, tsp. soda, l tsp. allspice,
l tsp. nutmeg, tsp. cinnamon,
pinch of salt, 4 cups flour.
Mix together sugar and butter,
add eggs, milk and jelly. In
another large bowl mix ground
nuts and fruits, and mix with dry
ingredients. Combine the two mix
lures and drop by Irresponsible on
creased cookie sheets. Bake at
300 degrees for 20 to IS minutes.
Makes about IL dozen.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-10-15

jobs, just work and flying. My
main interest in joining in the
first place was flying, and I've
enjoyed that. | would like to say
that the enlisted men in the Navy
are the finest group of men l
know. They may not be as military
as some, but when it comes to
getting the job done, you can't
beat them"
Melba Pajari offered us the
recipe for these cookies which she
says are delicious, taste like fruit
cake but are easier to eat, and keep
for months.
Melba Pajari's Fruit Cookies
l cup brown sugar, " cup butter
or oleo, eggs, 3tbs. sweet milk,
l glass grape jelly, 11z lbs. ground
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Flying Chief
Continued from Page 1O)

lConI1nued from rage lU)
in one place while to do that.
Other hobbies? Well, | fish lot
and like to cook and sew. I'm cor
responding secretary for the Navy
Wives Club here, and enjoy that
group. No, I don't hunt much; |
leave that to my husband. He went
up to Tonki Cape with a hunting
party that brought back two big
elk, but he's not too interested in
bear"
Chief Pajari added, II have no
great urge to kill a bear; l like to
eat what / kill and can't see leav-
ing thousand pounds of meat out
on hillside. | might mention that
Melba makes fine clam chowder
from the clans we dig. We go
out for CLANS about twice a year
and in the two trips we can get
all we need for months"
We asked if there were any
thing he would like to say about
his career. Well, personally,
think I've about as dull a Navy
career as you could have-no hero
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Legal Notice
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Notice is hereby given that the
cafeteria and lunchcounter bust
ness on Alaska Way known as
THE DOGHOUSE", formerly
operated by Edward A. Hess, and
from and after October Is, 1860, be-
under the sole and exclusive pro-
prietorship of Dera c. Brunstad.
The business will continue to
opsrate under the name and style
of THE DOLLHOUSE"
Published October Is, October q,
1860.
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High team 3 games, Lecturing
Knights 2461; High Team game,
Honst Johns 1863; High Indv. 3
games, Marconi 562; High INDY.
game, Witch 213.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-10-15

High game, scr. and hdcp, men:
AL Hochberger, 212-258; women L.
Lester, 2OO-221; high series, ser.
men: B. Unger; women: L. Lester,
SAL: high series hdcp: men B.
Richardson, $40; women, L. Lester,
GA; high team game, scr: Rich
Mares, 664; high team game, hdcp;
Shtliff-Jarvella, 827; high team
series ser: Lightning Bugs, 1852;
high team series, hdcp.: Island
Electronics, 2274.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1960-10-15
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A loaded pistol is no more
dangerous than a loaded driver.
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If you have something to sell
try a classified ad in the Mirror.
They bring quick results.
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KODIAK DIRECTORY

BARTENDERS LOCAL 875 ALL.
Meets on End Sunday of every
month, IL am. at Fishermen's
Hall.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

FORD 1949 Fordor; black, run
ming condition; $50. Call
RON, Kenmore 8-4165.
WANT TO SELL British Enfield
.3O3, 1918, SIS; excellent bore.
CAN RICHARD, IA. 2-4299.
TRAINS, q perfect Xmas gift
for your son. best offer buys
them. Call OIL. 2-OS52. ~
TWO OLD RADIOS, need repair:
ing; Sits ca. Phone AT. e.
2I5l, ask for PETE.
FORD SO Tudor sedan; good
condition; S nylon w.-ws; best
offer. SP. 3-0938.
TRUMPET and extras, good con-
dition, $50. LU. 1889.
FULL RACE Duntov camshaft
for 283-cubic-inch Chevy. VIII.
2-395o.
ENGINE, 1880 Chew, excel. cond.
complete, including trans;
$40. OIL. 2-0401.
BIKE, girls 26 in, SIS or best
offer; good condition. Call RE,
$3.50.
MISC. PARTS, 1851 Ford; doors,
front tenders, bumpers. Call
LARRY, WA. 3-l325.
TRUMPET, SIS: perfect fol-
student and band work, AL
condition. Call HE. 4-9S79.
TRANS, Chew, fits 40 through
4S; perfect cond.; IS. OIL. 2
O4Ol.
MUSKET, percussion cap, per-
feet shooting condition, extras
$50. Call DOUG, OIL. 2-1SS4.
MOTOR SCOOTER Cushman
SO, this scooter is in excellent
shape and must be seen to
really appreciate. Call CH. g.
4284.
PLYMOUTH COUPE, 1895, good
condition; $125 or best offer
IA. 4-3712.
ELEC. FUEL PUMP, Stewart
Warner, 6 volt, good, $40. OIL
2-O4O1.
TYPEWRITERS, two Underwood
both in good working condition
for SIS each; also one muskrat
cape and one beauty salon type
hair dryer, best offer. Call
PAUL, OIL. $3.50.