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Evening star., 1961-02-12
LAWRENCEVuLE, Va. Re

LAWRENCEVTLLE, Va, Feb.
II (AP).-Authorities today
charged the itinerant parents
Of a young girl found dead in
a woods Thursday with caus-
ing her death by malnutrition,
exposure and neglect.
Brunswick County warrants
were issued against Kenneth
Edwin Dudley, ~, and Irene
Adele Dudley, a, in the Mon
day death Of their 7-year-old
daughter, Carol Ann.
The girls body. fully clothed
and wrapped in an old gray
blanket, was found under a
tree just off q. s. Route / near
hear. Police said she weighed
about 30 pounds.
The DudleyS were returned
here late today from Fuquay
N. c., where they were arrested,
by two Brunswick County
deputies. They were held under
$4,000 bond each pending their
appearance Tuesday morning
In Brunswick County Court.
Child Taken Away
AS they were brought to the
jail here Q 21a-year-old child,
Christene, was taken from
them and placed in the custody
Of the county welfare depart
ment.
The blond-haired little girl,
plump and healthy looking,
cried continually for her mother
as she was taken away.
In Richmond, the State chief
medical examiner said Carol
Ann died of malnutrition and
exposure, with q broken leg as
q contributing cause. @
Sheriff w. E. Hill Of Bruins
wick said he had q signed
statement from the parents ad-
mitting the child's body was
placed in the woods shortly
after she died in their rickety
car. Sheriff Hill said the Dud-
leys were heading South after
unsuccessfully seeking work at
the Richmond winter quarters
of q carnival.
Lived in Old Car
Sheriff Hill said the Dudleys
were travelling and apparently
living in their 1940-model car,
in which they had O two-burner
oil stove for cooking and heat.
ing. ,-
Carol AIMS right leg was
broken about . year ago In
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VIRGINIA BRIEFS
Price Fixing
SuitPionne'd
ByYEPCO

RICHMOND. Feb, II tAP)
The Virginia Electric and
Power Co. said today 1t viii
seek to recover damages from
overcharges on equipment sold
it In the past five years by
electrical equipment manufac-
turers convicted of price-fixing,
Involved are. % Of the. 90
corporations convicted in Phila-
delphia last week Of violations
Of federal antitrust laws.
A. H. Mcdowell jr., VEPCC
president, said he has informed
those defendants from whom
the firm bought equipment that
I'VE intend to pursue very Wig
orously this matter for the
benefit Of customers and share
holders"
Evening star., 1961-02-12

had been requested by the Ne.
tional Park Service as a special
item in its spending proposals
for the fiscal year beginning
next July /. This was the
move which set off the alter
nate interstate highway financ-
ing proposal.
II the Bureau Of Public
Roads rejection is not over
ruled somewhere along the line,
the Interior Department ap-
parently will have to submit
a new spending request to pay
for the construction.
Conrad L. Wirth, head Of the
National Park Service, said
yesterday that the decision by
the Federal highway officials
was news to him.
Parks Budget Tight
Mr.. Wirth explained that his
agency had made the original
proposal that the tunnel work
be paid for with a special
spending item because the cost
Is too high to fit into the
National Park Services annual
$18 million ALLEGATION for this
type Of project.
Putting the tunnel tab under
the regular ALLEGATION fund
would have meant hating park
road projects throughout the
Nation, Mr.. Wirth said.
The underpass is to loop
around the Potomac River side
Of the memorial. On the south,
1t Is to tie in with Indepen-
dence avenue. It is to connect
on the north with the west
lleg Of the Districts inner loop
freeway system and the ap-
proaches to the new Theodore
Roosevelt Bridge.
Both city and park service
officials have emphasized that
the tunnel project must be-
built. It is a key link in the
Foggy Bottom section Of the
inner loop and will be needed
when the Theodore Roosevelt
Bridge opens in mid-1963. ,
The tunnel and approach
roads will take about three
years to complete from the date
the contract is awarded for the
engineering design.
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The aid project snowballed.
Fire stations in Arlington and
Alexandria were established as
collection points. The radio
stations broadcast pleas for
food and clothing. Business
firms agreed to lend trucks
to pick up supplies yesterday
and bring them to station
WAVA.
II late weather reports last
night indicated the big van
couldn't get through, Mrs. Nag
ley said that use Of a private
plane had been offered to fly
in the supplies.
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Posthunous Talk
For Dead Dean

A lecture prepared by the
Very Rev. Edmond D. Bernard,
dean Of Catholic University's
School Of Sacred Theology, who
died February 4 in a fire at
the school, will be delivered to-
morrow as a memorial to him.
A fellow instructor, the Rev.
Eugene M. Burke, will read the
lecture at 8 pm. in Caldwell
Hall.
The theme, Christ the God
man." had originally been
scheduled for December IL as
the fourth Of a series Of uni
versity lectures on the General
Councils Of the Catholic
Church.
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D favorable attitude toward the
recommendation" Cha i r m a n
Barnard Joy said yesterday.
Backs Reid Stand
County Board members yes
terday urged the School Board
to do just what Mr.. Reid will
propose. They indicated they
quickly will approve the ordi-
nance If it is submitted to them.
Virginia localities lost their
traditional placement rights to
the State during days Of mas
sive resistance" to school de.
segregation.
In the hope Of blocking
any integratton. Virginia In 1856
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Izuuk Walton n Chapter
To Feed WiIdIife

The Rockville Chapter Of the
Izaak Walton League viii meet
at / pm. today on Choppers
road, near Gaithersburg, to dis
tribute feed for quail and rab-
bits.
The heavy snowfall has ere
ated . shortage Of feed for
game. Cracked corn has been
donated by several Montgom-
cry County mills. The league
expects to put out over Q ton
Of grain.
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Roads Bureau
Mi|eageLinlit
Blocks Tunnel
By SAM EASTMAN
star staff Writer

The Lincoln Memorial tunnel
project, stalled by the question
of how it should be financed,
has failed to clear q major
roadblock with the Federal
Bureau Of Public Roads.
The roads agency last week
rejected q proposal, made last
year by the Eisenhower ad-
ministration's Budget Bureau,
that the $15.s million traffic
tunnel be put under the Federal
interstate highway system.
This plan, 1t was reported
was aimed at holding the line
on the Eisenhower administra-
tons total budget figure sent
to Congress last month.
Under this proposal, 30 pei
cent Of the project would have
been paid for with Federal in
terstate highway money, which
Is not reflected in the fiscaI
years spending proposals, ant
the balance from District Gov.
ernment funds.
Proposal is Rejected
Under direction OF the Budget
Bureau, the District Highway
Department then asked thai
the tunnel job be included ir
the system Of interstate high.
ways. But the Federal roads
bureau last week turned down
the application.
The rejection notice re.
portedly said, in effect, that
the system is unable to include
the project because Of mileage
limitations.
There is q statutory 1000
mile ceiling on the highway
system and, 1t was explained
all Of It's allowable miles are
earmarked.
The cost estimates for the
uncompleted portions Of the
highway system were submitted
recently to Congress by the De-
Ipartment Of Commerce. The
spending proposals cover a
four year period beginning
July /, 1862.
The next move toward q
financing agreement on the
tunnel apparently will have to
be solved on . top Federal level.
The money for the project
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Polio Clinic Slated

The Mccormick and Langley
Park Elementary School PTAs
are sponsoring a polio clinic
from 2 to 8 pm. Thursday at
cCormick School, Fifteenth
and Quebec streets, Langley
Park, Md. The price is 81 q
shot per person, with a maxi
mum Of S. per family.
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Pupil Placing Power
Sought by Arlington
By JOHN BARRON
star staff Writer

Arlington this week win act to regain the to decide
where its children to school,
Superintendent Ray Reid Thursday will recommend that
the School Board request adoption Of ordinance empowering
local authorities to assign pupils.
BECAUSE past discussions the board will have
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Chamber Meeting Set

The Arlington Chamber Of
Commerce will discuss selling
Arlington as a Tourist Attfac-
ton at . membership lunch-
con at noon Tuesday at the
South Gate Motor Hotel.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

VIENNA = Attractive 3-bsdroon
rambler. Close to school and shop
ping g blocks). Full basement
Available now. S125. Do not fai
to see this nice home before you
select one. 80 other rentals. TX
see, call JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH W
SEAY COMPANY, Realtors, 11s
West Broad street, Falls Church
Virginia.
WESLEY HEIGHTs-Beautifui new
house: 3 bedrms., 3 baths, rec.
nm; 1915. SIMMONS PROPER
TIES, Realtors, DE. 2-0730; Mr..
Holmwood. FE. 3-729l.
WHEATON-Immac. 3-bedrm. cor.
ner brick rambler; Ia baths; full
paneled bsmt. with rec. Tm.
fenced yard; $165. Lo. 6-0362.
WHEATON, AND NEARBY AREAS
and 3 bdrm. homes avail. Also
buy on very low dn. pymt. MANO.
VIII REALTY CORP, 10. 4-S440.
PLAZA-Vac. 1h-bath
3-bedrm. brk.; almost new; $3.50
mo MCINTOSH REAL ESTATE
CO., JU. 1888.
1914 N ST. N.W.-I3 rooms, 81
baths, bsmt.: oil heat; large ga
rage. Only S126 mo. Gail Mr..
NEUMANN, Ma. $1,000.
14O1 BUCHANAN ST. NV. =
rooms, 2 baths. front porch; S150
per. mo-: utils. incl. EN-. 2-2174.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FREDERICK CO., modern p-rm
masonry home, on 3 acres, bath
fireplace, furnace. carport ant
porch, lge. garden and stables
Near new schools and stores
S11 200. Also 8 rm. mountair
cabin on 10 acres: $4,000. PhonI
Myersville 2346.
HOWARD COUNTY = a acres
near Rte. % and 80, I,2OO.ft
road frontage.
'sCAGdSvILLE - $4,000 "a. ~
zoned commercial BE-; fronts Rte
%: modern, 6-rm. 1h-bath house
bsmt. and garage.
RAMSEY REALTY CO.
JU. 9-29S5 LO. 5-2OlI
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VIENINA-3-beGrm. brk. rambler,
built-in kitchen, eye-level over
HHin,fSn HHi,S eating space; fireplace In
prEsst. Tns rR IdF.; tinl:hsf sd4S' SS'i TiwN wSysjS y
COUNTRY PROPERTIES, TE. q.
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WUU16S FUN SNLE-WW
(coNTINUED)

BEIaEsDAs15.bsdroOm Ell ,;s tplys sa-
new all-brick with az baths, iSs.
m1ahoS. rec: rm., sep. din. rm..
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE CORP.
OIL. 4-6333; open till 9 pm.
BETHESDA :. Attractive 3-bedfm.
2rlck Colonial W slate roof, SEP.
din. rm;, mod; kit, powder rm.
on LIST flr.: fun bsmt., scr. porch.
huge fenced yard; conv. elem.
SSenoolS, SHOPPING and tgansp.
%SzS,oO9; koEzENDoRFER, REAI,-
TOR. OIL. 4-S111 til 9.
BETHESDA - Delightful 4-bedTm-.
ZHs-0ath home; lovely shrubs and
trgss IN garden; screened porch;
family house: S2e, 500. BETHEsDI
HOMES, INC, OIL. 4-SlO4; eyeG-.
OIL. 4-6077.
BETHESDA - Williamsburg CoioS
NAL; bedrms., 2 full baths, den.
paneled rec. rm., fenced, level lot.
Priced to sell this week at S23 o50
5ORTON-KELLEIGH OIL. 6-4453
BETHESDA-Assume CT loan Al
41+Ss. S29, $50 total price. 4-beds
nm. split-leVel in prestige area,
covered patio, wall-to-waN carpet.
ing: seeing Is believing.
YOUNk1N & CO. 10. 4-s022 It'll 0
BETKESDA-Home for the handi-
capped; near National Institutes
OF Health; lovely eenter-hall brick
rambler, 2 baths, attached garage.
$SS24'g59aa Immediate possession.
HUGH T. PECK. 1124s oeOrsia Ave.
FIRST WITH THE FINEST
BRADLEY BLVD.-Buy and divide.
Good deal for investor or couple
tnat can remodel 2-bedTm. home
Se Gene s%Its, sSTss ME1ep'lEsi sS,rS Can my Eq-
DI: 7-7s77. cE. e-sso5t. a. AN|''
BETHESDA-BCC High area Wslk
to bus. shops and ali schools 3.
bedrm. brk. Colonial. Sep, din rm.,
lge. liv. rm., porch. firepl.; fuii
bsmt., trees on lot. S2O,96O.
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-14l6
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA = Hand
some stone residence In q very
choice location. 3 big bedrms., 4
pains, Ige. den and powder rm.,
ny. rm. with massive stone fire.
place, huge rec. I'm. with fireplace,
modern kitchen with table space
Z-car garage, beautiful wooded
iot. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC.
-. ~-IOOO, SNc6., OL. 0~SU16.
BRADLEY WOODS-Assunne 500
goo. 41aeS loan on this Charming
nome: in most exclusive section:
bedrms., 3 baths. Priced in low
30s. o. r. SMITH q BROS. CO.
INC. Oh. 2-647s I'll 9.
BRIGGS CHANEY RD. AREA-
Brand-new center-hall brick split.
level, 4 twin-sized bedrms., q
baths, all-elec. kit. w/table space,
sep, din. rm.; earport; k.acre
Level lot. viii consider trade, c,
ROBERT GRAY d CO., JU. s.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE = Huge
new 4-level split. 3 BEDRMs., 3
BATHS, 3 FIREPLACEe, 2-CAR
CAEPORT. Owner will hold large
trust.
GRAHAM CO., Ju. 5-sO1o
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE
A SPACIOUS home on Q beautiful old
street. Large gracious . rooms
throughout. Library and den On
1st floor; 8 bedrooms, 3 hatha
on 2nd. Lovely garden. By sps
pointment only.
.sToEvER-HAwLEY CO.
Oh: 6-7321 OF. 2-s77e !.
TYYHJYYYY ~1RR ~
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ARL.. S.-2-bedrm. duplex brick
Full bsmt:, 2 baths. compl. furn.;
young cpl. pref. Owner WtsheI
ARL. N.-Prestige, close-in loc.
on lge. wooded hilltop. 2 bedrms.
den. 2hs baths. immac. cond
sgSs ks isass s ek 81 mos nSIs Whis sSRKHs asTSsS
SMITH l. boNNELL. NC, Mr.
Averill. rental mgr, ia. 7-6l6l
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10 h.3a22

MONTGOMERY Cove have Z
beautifully furnished homes, i'm.
mediately available in the Rock.
vile and Potomac area.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT
Evening star., 1961-03-03

MT. VERNON BLVD.-RiveF front
S125. Beaut. spot, sand beach, boat
dockage, oil heat, 2 b.r., bath, scr
pch., EAr. elec. washer. 50. h-A22h
Evening star., 1961-03-03
BETH. CORNER
4 HUGE BEDROOMS
AGupYTnnNAY Anna

New hrk. Split-levsi, inmed.
occupancy, close to public
and parochial sehs., transp.,
Shopptng center. churches:
lge. nv. nm, sep. din. rm.,
de luxe mod. kit, 2 baths,
huge daylight rec. rm. Wire
pl. and u bath, daylight
bsmt. and gas heat. Excel.
financing, priced to sell. Low
price for this type Of home,
$31,500. Dir: Out Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. to Lone Oak
dr., left on Lone Oak TO
home EN-. 2.Ahh1
Evening star., 1961-03-03

Sill. SPG.-Immed, occur, for
short term. Your choice of
modern, spacious, attractive. we'll
equip. houses; Conn. ave. Park or
Woodside: S170 or S190. Long
lease also avail, Call OWNER,
VIII, 6-7967 ewes, wkends. for
details and inspec.. excel oppor.
First come, first served
Evening star., 1961-03-03

BETH; Just listed Trees and
charm surround this brick-and.
slate Colonial with 8 bedrms., ~
baths. porch, din. rm., mod. kit.
wooded yd.: gar: assume Sl6,7O0
loan; many extras: will sen on
sight; SCI 1880. KROLL REALTY,
OIL. 2-6o59; eyes,, JU S-6074
Evening star., 1961-03-03

SPRING VALLEY, A, q. Park
Newly dec. ,brk. hse., 3 bedrms.
2Ha baths, den, rec. rm. w/firepl.
FRANK 9. PHILLiPs, INC, GgS ~
I5th g: NV" DI. 7-1411; ewes
Evening star., 1961-03-03

--~@NSAN 80 AaSASt
S126. Beaut. spot, sand beach, boat
dockage, oil heat, 2 b.r., bath, scr.
peh., gar. elec. washer. SO. 6-4225.
PALISADES-Charming house with
lovely view Of Potomac 3 bedrms.,
playrr1., 8 baths. den; $3.50. SIM
MONS PROPERTIES, Realtors.
DE. 2-0730: Mr.. HOLLYWOOD. FE.
Sc. WASHINGTON, 605I Temple
Hills rd., Temple Hills, Md
Beaut house, liv. rn., din. rm.
and kitchen. 2 bedrms., den and
bath. Garage; Sl65 per mo.
Marlowe Heights shopping center,
Andrews and Boiling Field con-
venient, At least / yrs. lease.
$4,000, Mr.. Cosenza.
SILVER SPRING-BETHESDA- 2
bedrms. in Lux Manor, S135; g.
bedrm., 2.bath Lux Manor Colo
nial. S225. Silver Spring, 4 bed
rms, baths, $3.50: 2 bedrms.,
pine-paneled rec. rm., $165.
BEERS BROS, JU. 7-7187
e5O4 PYLE RD., BETHESDA -
Ranch-type; 3 bedrms., IN baths,
All-eleC. kit, rec, rrn, WO, H-b202
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Shannon & Luchs
shannon & LuchS

CHEVY CHAsE-The iiVabiiity ana
charm Of this <-bedrm. brick home
with 2 baths will surprise YOU.
Features garage, scr porch, tiled
bsmt; floor. Priced to sell fast.
S22.gS0; We take trades. HUGH
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BETHESDA = Delightful 4-bedfm :.
Z1a-bath home; lovely shrubs and
trees In garden; screened porch:
iun bsmt. with rec. rm. Perfect
iamily house: $29,500. BETHESDA
ZONES, INC, OIL. 4-S104; eveS.,
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APARTMENTS WANTED

RELIABLE FAMILY, / child. de-
sires 2-br. apt. or SIN. hse., uni. =,
in NV. or close-by Nd, Va, until
Sept. /. Box 476-T, Star.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
CHEVY CHASE
THE VILLAGE

CHEVY CHASE
THE VILLAGE
See this charming executiye-typo
nome, on large tree-studded iot.
lending itself to gfacious enter.
gaming and comfortable living.
Large drawing room, banquet -siEO
eafe 1anfsnF t.,sSf.,or .SSM, library ln. and sspe:
5 family bedrooms, 3 baths 'UG5 U5u;
servants room ana bath; Ard
floor: room and lots Of stor.
age. Must be seen by appointment
only. Priced in the 7Os. Cali
EDWARD H. JONES & CO. RealtoP
CHEVY CHASE; ckildren's para
aise' parents Utopia: nr. school,
6-rm. Colonial: foyer. 2T i.r.. ar.
lge. mod. kit, 8 b.r. q, l2'xi60.
2 baths. fin. attic and cellar; ser.
p9reh; NV. heat: $500 taxes:
$226 fuel, incl. hot water: S25,s
soO. Owner OIL. 4-452s. No agtS.
CHEVY CHASE-BTick Colonial, in
aeSlrS0le Rosemary School area !;
arate din; rm.. kitchen, full base.
ment' side screened porch, at.
tached brick garage: nice yard; no
agents. BY OWNER, OIL. 6-1463.
CHEVY .CHASEi exclusive SPRING.
field (opposite Kenwood Club /:
lst time offered-Fully air -cond.
3-bedrm., 3-bath brick rambler:
3 fireplS., mahogany-paneled lie
nfary, paneled rec. rm. and den,
KELLER WoODMooR AGENCY,
JU. 5-7100.
CHEVY CHASE PINEHUReT WI.
LAGE-Modern 3-bedrm., 2.hath
brick rambler, ideally located just
over District line, and convenient
so,,eYs 70 everything: Perfect for retired
tails, call our Uptown Office, KE.
7.1S00, til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

.Ns' q CETttfE J4NtsEkS : Soi1s4E s4EALTo~
CcOntinu0d On Next PaGSS
Evening star., 1961-03-03

4s4Ss. S29,95O total price z-bed.
rm. split-level in prestige area.
covered patio, wall-to-wail CARPET.
vg; ing; seeing Is believing.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

BETHESDA-Charming, 4-bedroom
lon one flr.) SPLIT-LEvEL. De-
nghtful kitchen, paneled rec. rm.,
lovely porch and patio, sep. dining
rm.: l block to school; S3l ,25O.
Wonderful buyi BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., EM. 2-2326: ewes. ;,
EN-. 3-6ll3.
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SILVER SPRING, Franklin ave,
close in-3-bedrm.. 1ls-bath brick
home; sep: din. .rm., liv. I'm. with
firepl.; full bsmt. rental terms to
suit. N. 8. BRYER CO., INC,
HE: 9-3100; after $50, JU. g.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

nnADLEx BLVD.-Buy and divide.
Good deal for investor or Couple
that can remodel 2-bedfm. home
on 3 acres. Exclusive. Call Eu.
gene Smith, NJ. z. SMITH, INC,
D1. 7-7977, CE. 6-SSO5.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. brick
home with large kit. side porch,
full bsmt.. fenced yard. Avail
April l, $3.50 mo. e. M, FRY
CO, OIL 6-73s3,
SILVER SPRING AREA-3-bedrra.
brk Cape Cod. 2 full baths, firepl,
and full bsmt. AP. 7-b777.
Evening star., 1961-03-03

InEVX CHASE-Adorable Colonial
with bedrms. and DEN: rec.
rm.. "A baths; beaut. lot with
trees. Priced in lows 2Os. with
S2O, 100 FLA loan avail. Cali OF.
6-sss0. LAMPRos. REALTOR.
Evening star., 1961-03-03
QUALITY CONsCIOUB?
THEN DON'T mss
NORTH PORTAL ESTATES

DET. BUNGALOW
4 BEDROOMS BATHS
M. 1st and whittier NV. All or
one floor. Liv; rm. w/firepl,, din
gas gas INV. NV V +. oaraE:, rag: 'Ii iaree e'Ist III
Call Mr.. (DobbS) Dobrowolski fol
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SARATOGA AVE, 9 Tmiy 9 baths
LIST flr., screen porch, rec. rm::
gar. now avail: ct $3.50 mo. Call
Wo. $1,000. EpnW. i; JONES &
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SItXfs MiEEs sScEIoS scEHS 6E1 A6E4 cdsISlI STENT
rd.-Corner rambler: lge. yard, 1C
rms. 3 baths, gas heat. Westing.
house dishwasher, 80 It. rec. rm.;
! blk. from White Oaks shopping
Only $1S5 mo. MIR, NEUMANN
MA. S-67O0.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

"The Big Street" 1912. Henry Fonda. s:oo-5
saigon" 1e4s. Alan Ladd. l1:2o-o
"Indiscretion Of an American Wife," 1854
Jennifer Jones' ll:31-7
Junior Miss" le45. Peggy Ann Garner 1:lo-9
SotuFd0y AN.
"Retum Of the PIainsman." 1853. Chips Raj
ferty. e:3o-5
"BOwery Champs" 1914. East Side Kids
Sotwrdoy P.M.
"crime Ring" 1888 Allan Lane. 1905
"Her Hishness and the BeIIboy." 1s45 Hedy La
marr "Maise Gets Her Man." 1912. Ann
Sothern 1000
"BeIIe Of Old Mexico" ls4s. EstreIita Rodriguez
2:3o-4
"Tenor at Midnight" 1856 Scott Brady
3:3o-
"Home Sweet Homicide" 1896 Randolph Scott.
500
"one Touch Of Venus" le4s. Ava Gardner.
1o:3o-5
"The Philadelphia Story" 1s4l. Cary Grant.
"Anna" 1851. silvana Mangano. Ills
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-08-25
Ninilchik Legion Sponsors Auction

For the purpose of raising funds for a recreation center, members of American Legion Post No. IS at Ninilchik will serve as auctioneers Saturday, September 1. The sale will begin at 2 pm. at the American Legion Hall.
 Negotiations for 40 acres to be used for a recreation site and location for an American Legion building are currently underway with the Bureau of Land Man agement. A ball field, skating rink, picnic area and camp ground will be included in the recreation area.
 The post is headed by Post Commander Ed Jackinsky and has 50 members. The American Legion Auxiliary, under leader ship of Wanda Cooper, has 30 members. The groups have been meeting in building located on private land aad loaned to them for the purpose.
 Persons desiring to exchange cash for articles they no longer need are invited to bring them to the Legion Hall on the date of sale or to contact Tiemann at the post office for further infor mation.
 A 270 Winchester Model TO rifle will be awarded at the sale to the holder of the winning ticket.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-08-25
Hospital Assoc. Will Hold Incorporation Meeting

The "go-aheasP signal for the establishment of the Central Ke- mai Peninsula Hospital Associa- tion, Inc, has been received, it was announced Tuesday by Vir- ginia Gibbs, one of the three CO., signers of incorporation papers for the organization. Incorpora- tion papers have been approved by the state and are back from Juneau. Other signers were Jess Nicholas and Jim Fisher.
 An organizationsl meeting has been called for s pm. Aug. 30 at the Soldatna School building for the purpose of membership discussions, adoption of bylaws and election of trustees.
 All persons interested in the establishment Of a hospital in this area of the Kenai Peninsula are urged to attend and to take part in the business of establishing the organization.
 The association, although much discussed, could not organize, elect officers, adopt bylaws or conduct a membership drive to raise funds until incorporation papers were approved.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-08-25
Bernice Lake Land Auction Slated Sept. 15

Spirited bidding is expected at the Bernice Lake lease auction slated to be held in the Civic Center in Kenai at 1:30 pm. Friday, Sept. 15.
 Roscoe E. Bell, Director Divi- sion of Lands, Anchorage office, has announced that 55-year leases will be offered on B lots in the Bernice Lake Alaska Industrial Subdivision, located in Section 15, TIN, R12W, SM, just east of tbe North Kenai Road.
 The 13 tracts, Lots 2-14 inclu- sive, range in size from 1.100 acres to 2.s93 acres, and in ap- praised minimum annual rental from $100 to s155. No bids will be accepted for less than the ap- praised minimum annual rental.
 A detailed description of the tracts listed, including lot num- bers, acreage and appraised mini mum rental appears in legal notice elsewhere in this issue of the Cheechako News.
 The successful bidder shall de- posit at the time of the award q sum not less than 25 per cent of the high bid, plus $20 to cover costs of advertising and-or ap- proval, Bell said. Such deposits shall be made in the form of cash, and-or certified check, and or money order, or combination thereof. Following approval by the Commissioner, leases for period of 55 years will be issued.
 Information and sale brochures, along with plaLs of the subdivi- sion, at cost of $2 each, may be obtained from the Division of Lands, 344 Sixth Ave, Anchor age.