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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29


 bedroom -.............-$ 172.00 { bedroom .................. 184.67
 ONE BEDROOM Priced at only $10,950.00. This IS a wend3erflall. 3 lll. buy ift new home. If you don't have large family this is the home for you.
 TWO BEDROOM Older home 11a stories, plus basement. 712 acres of land with approximately 800 fit. of highway frontage on the kenai Spur Road. This is real buy at only $18,000.00. S7,000.0O cash, balance at S150.00 per month including 6 per cent in- terest.
 FOUR UNITS In Kenai, income $450.00 per month. Price $31, 100000, easy terms to qualified buyer.
 53.38 ACRES With one-half mile of Kenai River frontage. Total price S1a, ,500.00, beautiful country you'll agree.
 NEW DUPLEX Plus cabin in Homer. Priced at only $16,700. One-half acre of land with view of KaeheInak Bay. Terms of only S2500.00 down, $184 per month.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY Highway frontage 100 fit. next to Ace of Clubs in Soldatna, with modern 3 bedroom home. Priced at only $21, ,276.00.
 222 FEET Corner lot on Kenai Spur Road near Medical Building. Priced at only $5900.00. This lot ad- joins the property where Lewis < Metzger are building sub division of fine new homes. Come on, you spectators.
 10 ACRES Near the Kenai River in Sol- dotna. If you are interested in Soldotna acreage, you should look at this land.
 40 ACRES : miles south of Soldotna. Priced at only S300.00 per acre. All high ground with a good stand of spruce and birch. You can't prove tip on homestead this cheap.
 RESIDENTIAL Lots as low as $650.o0 each, improved streets, 60 1t. to water. These lots can be pur- chased on easy monthly terms. Why not buy your own land to park your modern trailer!
 Contact:
 M. K. REALTY, INC.
 In Soldotna-262-4600 In Anchorage-BR 4-0S45
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MAYTAG wringer washer. Excel lent condition. S100. 21g " set. new picture tube, S7o. c. NJ. Carruthers, Nj 102 kenai
 Spur, Box 5f9, Kenai. 48-3
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SHELTER WELL. Jack GenseI. Mile 105, Kenai Spur, Box 482. Kenai. 48-1
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SPACE available at River Ter race Mobile Park. $40 per month, including garbage dis posal. Must be seen to be appreciated. Beautiful large wooded lots. Modern facilities. Approved by Alaska Depart ment of Health. Located Sol- dotna side of bridge. Visitors welcome to scenic drive through park. 45-bc
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332' g COMMERCIAL fishing yes sel; IT beam; & ton; 6 years
 old; SPattie T';; \ orb erg Knight engine; hydraulic trans mission; dual controls; perm. reg. No. 233; newly rebuilt, eaulked and painted; in winterized. Call Leo Rollins, Homer 235-8662. 47-3
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BUILDING 24'x40'. 2" laminated
 walls. To be moved from lot i'll
 Soldotna. Priced for quick sale $650. Emmett karsten, Ridge way. Phone 262-4624. 46-3t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DANIELS LAKE Island home on IA acre island in Daniels Lake, only $2500 down. Total price S5950.
 VALHALLA HEIGHTS
 SUBDIVISION
 Lots and Homes
 FILA Insured Financing
 NORTH RENAL 24x29 commercial garage build ing and 16x16 house, only $4500.
 RENAL HOMESITE 1A acres; $200 down; total price S1075. Pine wooded build ing site, excellent soft water. and this is our best buy. h. eluding 12'x16' prove-up cabin.
 LEO T. OBERTS
 Realtof-Insurance Box 458 Kenai, Alaska Phone 283-7591 or 262=4726
  RIDGEWAY LOTS, large or small, to fit your purse or purpose in a well planned resi- dential area, now being devel- oped. if you are looking for d view lot see these. By owner T. sathard, Box "A, Soldatna. Phone 262-4595. 42-be
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FOR SALE

LUMBER and house logs. Plum ley Mill, North Kenai Road.
 43-bc
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23' TRAVELo trailer home $325. Also 25' Spartan $1095. See
 F mile down Kalifonsky Road
 on right, evenings. F-3t
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21a XIV OMAN generator; has
 12-volt remote starter, battery charging unit, 2-eylinder water cooled model; runs good and
 economically. If interested con- tact George R. Matranga, ke- mai, Star Rt. No. ?. 47-1b
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

21a ACRES on N. Kenai Rd. $ mi. from Kenai. Jack Gensel. Mile 105, Kenai Spur. Box 482. kenai. 47-3h
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BACKHOE-Massey-Ha rub Der tires; F yd.; $3000. T. Fulton, Inlet Bar. Ph. 283-7770.
 47-3b
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1947 MODEL 22-ft. house trailer
 and 1949 a-ton Ford 6 pickup,
 5000 for both. Call Oscar Chappell, Alaska House, Sew ard. 47-3
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38, TRAILER. Can be moved anywhere. See Barefield in Sterling. 48-3 g. BEDROOM house scheduled for completion October. Mod ern furnished. $150 per mo. ? miles N. Std. Oil Terminal at Nikiski. Good water from deep well. Ivan M. Zilliam. Inquire Kenai Korners, Kenai. 47-3bt MODERN trailer apts., furnished cabins. Trailer space, center of Kenai. T. Fulton, Inlet Bar. Phone 283-7770. 47-3b TWO BDRM. furnished house, full basement, baseboard heat, two-car garage. Tom Hayes, Homesite Loop Road, Phone 293-7728. 47-3b SLIKOK VALLEY Community building available to groups for meetings, 20'x30, space, oil heat, $5 per night. Sponsored youth groups free. T omm y Corr, Kalifonsky Beach Road, Box 153, Soldotna. 47-3 MODERN trailer apartments, furnished or unfurnished Cabins. Reasonable rates. Inlet Bar, Kenai. 37-bc LAPGE SPACE in new Bear Den building available. Suitable for office or store. S25o ger month with utilities. Inquire Bear Den. 43-bc OFFICE SPACE, big parking lot-15 by 20 all new. Hot water heat. Center of Sol- dotna. Red" Grange, phone 262-4461. 38-bc MOTEL ROOMS with private bath. Finest motel in Kenai. Competitive rates. The SPUR MOTEL, Kenai, Alaska. Ph. 283- -5656. 6bc. FURNISHED 9 bedroom house at Goodrich Trailer Park. Also Furnished Trailer Space avail able $35 month. So. on Ster-
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FOR SALE by builder, new mod ern 2=bdfm. house priced to sell at it's FILA appraisal of S18,5o0. You won't find nicer home in this price range. Come and see attractive house lo- eated on Birch Dr. between 2nd and 3rd Ave. in pleasant Birehwood Park area of Kenai. FLA requires $500 down.
 46-3b
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CHURCH NOTICES

LUTHERAN Worship Service at 1 p.m., the 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sundays of each month. Sunday School-3 pm. soldotna Thea tre, o. B. FjeIstad, Pastor. 48-f THE URCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS meets at Soldotna
 Community Center. Services
 Sunday at 12:00 pm. Everyone
 invited. 46=be
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KNAPP. SHOES. All types for work and play. Mile 1o412,
 Kenai Spur Road. 46-bc
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270' HWY. FRONTAGE lot over looking Kenai river in Soldatna across from Wilson's Soldatna store. Ideal business property. M. K. Realty, soldatna. 45-bc
 
 5 ACRES Inlet view property. s1s miles N. of Kenai. Contact Gilman Kooley, across from Empress Shop, Kenai. 43=be
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 FOR RENT

38, TRAILER. Can be moved anywhere. See Barefield in
 Sterling. 48-3
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FOR RENT

EOh HEN
 MODERN furnished apartment for rent. Call Kenai Hotel.
 ---46- 46-s
 SERVICES
 WILL BUILD your house of 3-sided logs or frame of native lumber. Material available. Let me get your footing in before ffeeze-up. Write Jim Mccoy, Box 108, Soldotna. 48-3 SHOES FITTED by appointment. Knapp Shoes, P. o. Box 344. Soldotna. 46-be UPHOLSTERY work. Furniture and auto. Robbins Upholstery, located at A&A Variety, Kenai.
 46-6 BACKHOE. Loader, Dozer. Sew CTS, Cesspools, Water Lines, Ditehing, Complete installation and Back Filling. Easements exeaVated, Landscaping, Gravel Hauling, Track Type Rig for those hard to get at jobs. Toms Grading Go. Ridgeway. Phone 262-4595. 42-bc
 
 FIREPLAcFs, Block Laying, Stone Work, Patios, Barbecues. Sidewalks. Driveways. Every day except Sunday and Mon- day. Licensed contractor. Free estimates. Alaska Stone Go. Phone 28s=7600, Kenai. 42-be PART TIME HAULING. Flat bed truck. 2T GMG. Jim Doyle. Ph. 113, Kenai. 44-he FOR WATER WELL DRILLING contact Kenny Carver, sol- detna. 16-he FOR GOOD WATER WELLS see Bill Hansen, Circus Bar, Nile 94, Sterling Highway.
 35-bc BACKHoE WORK. Ditches, cess pools, footing, etc. T. Fulton, Inlet Bar, Pm. 283=7770. 37-pe
 
 TRAILER SPACE BEAVER LOOP Trailer Court. Rent $35. Electricity Sc per kw. Four corner lots open. Free garbage disposal. Garden space for spring. Phone 283-7756.
 48-3E SPACE available at River Ter race Mobile Park $40 per month, including garbage dis
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FURNISHED 2 bedroom house at Goodrich Trailer Park. Also Furnished Trailer Space avail able $35 a month. So. on Ster- ling Hwy. at Milepost 100.
 45-bc
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

$500 CASH for 19' cabin cruiser
 wI1959 35 4 Mercury out
 board. Or will trade for good
 1857 or newer ear. Phone ke- mai 283-7818. 47-3
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KNAPP SHOES. FITTINGS BY APPOINTMENT. Contact Van
 Sickel, Kenai Spur Road, Mile 1241a. 45-bc
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BUY OF THE YEAR - 12-2 Romex $500 per 250' coil. Limited quantity. Slawson < Assoc. Soldotna-at the Totem Pole.
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LOTS in Ridgeway, large or
 small for what-have-you, for
 down payment or all. Will con- sider House Trailer, Truck, Tools or Equipment. By owner T. Suthard. Box Il, Soldatna. phone 262-4595. 42-hc
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REA4=ESTAIE= =WE=HAVE IT! ESZ

Two and three bedroom homes under construction by Lewis 6 Metzger, m we'd streets, water system, occupancy by November 1.
 F II. A. Financing. Down Payment:
 Z bedroom .....=....... ...=S140o.oo
 3 bedroom .....=.=......... 1850 00 Monthly Payments:
 ? bedroom -..............S s z172.o0
 3 bedroom ................ 18467
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Phil R. Holdsworth, Commissioner
 Department of Natural Resources Pub. Sept. 15. 9, 9 %, 1861.
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GLASS HULL sport boat. 25 hp. outboard Evinrude motor; re- mote control, speedometer, etc;
 complete $500. Stan Thompson, kenai Korners. 45-bc
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HOUSE LOGS and lumber. See
 Leonard and Wallace Creary,
 Echo Lake Saw Mill, located } miles south of Soldatna. Box 43, Soldatna. 45-bc
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BEDROOM modern house on 75'x135' lot in Ridgeway, fur nished. Available about Sept. 10th. Will take trade as partial payment. Easy terms. Slawson < Associates. Ph. 262-47f1.
 45-bc
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MODERN furnished apartment for rent. Call Kenai Hotel.
 46-2
 SERVICES

I WILL BUILD your house of 3-sided logs or frame of native lumber. Material available. Let
 me get your footing in before freeze-up. Write Jim Mccoy. Box 108, Soldotna. 48-3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-09-29

UPHOLSTERY work. Furniture and auto. Robbins Upholstery, located at A&A Variety, Kenai.
 46-6
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SHOES FITTED by appointment.
 Knapp Shoes, P o. Box 344, Soldotna. 46-be
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MOTEL ROOMS with private
 bath. Finest motel in Kenai.
 Competitive rates. The SPUR MOTEL, Kenai, Alaska. Ph. 283-5656. 6bc.
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TRAILER SPACE

BEAVER LOOP Trailer Court. Rent $35. Electricity Sc per kw. Four corner lots open. Free garbage disposal. Garden space for spring. Phone 283-7756.
 48-3h
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TWO BDRM. furnished house, full basement, baseboard heat,
 two-car garage. Tom Hayes, domestic Loop Road, Phone
 283-7728. 47-3b
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MODERN trailer apts., furnished
 cabins. Trailer space, center of Kenai. T. Fulton, Inlet Bar. Phone 283-7770. 47-3b
Evening star., 1961-03-09
FAULKNER
Homemade Breads
Spark Any Meal

with one-half of the sugar.
cinnamon mixture. Begin
ming at wide side, roll as
for jelly roll. With sharp
knife, cut roll into 1-inch
slices. Place in muffin cups.
Repeat with rest of dough
or store in refrigerator. Cover
and let rise in warm place
(85 degreeS) about / hour.
Rolls will rise slightly and
look light. Heat oven to BIS
degrees. Bake 20 to Is min
utes. until golden brown. Re-
move from pans while hot
and frost with creamy glaze.
Creamy glaze Mix 11a
cups sifted confectioners'
sugar. 2 tablespoons soft but
ter, " teaspoons vanilla and
! to 2 tablespoons hot water
to make q medium thick
frosting. (This makes enough
glaze for> the whole recipe
Of dough. If dough is divided.
half the amount Of glaze Is
sufficiently
Evening star., 1961-03-09
Holiday Breed
(SWiSS)

(SWiSS)
~ cups warm water Clio to
us degrees)
package active dry yeast
2 tablespoons soft shorten
ing
2 teaspoons salt
2 tablespoons sugar
8 cups sifted enriched flour
" teaspoon nutmeg
u teaspoon mace
" teaspoon cloves
V cup raisins
" cup cut-up candied cher
rieS
2 tablespoons cut-up nuts
2 tablespoons chopped citron
In mixer bowl dissolve
yeast in warm water. Add
shortening. salt, sugar and
half the flour. Beat 2 min
utes on medium speed or 300
vigorous strokes by hand.
Scrape sides and bottom Of
bowl frequently. Add remain
ing flour, spices, fruit and
nuts; blend in thoroughly
with spoon. Scrape batter
from sides of bowl. Cover
with cloth and let rise in
warm place until double in
bulk, about 80 minutes.
Stir down batter by beat
ing about IS strokes. Spread
batter evenly in creased
loaf pan. S1ax41sx2N inches.
Batter will be sticky. Smooth
out top Of loaf by Touring
hand and patting into shape.
Again let rise in warm
place until batter reaches "
inch from top, about 40
minutes.
Heat oven to 375 degrees.
Bake IS to so minutes or un-
til brown. To test loaf, tap
the top crust: it should sound
hollow. Immediately remove
from pan. Place on cooling
rack. Brush top with melted
butter or shortening. Do not
place In direct draft. While
still warm frost with a con-
fectioners' sugar icing. Cool
before cutting.
Evening star., 1961-03-09
Iduho's Buckoroo Beans

2 tablespoons brown sugar
"a teaspoon powdered mus
tard
14teaSpoon crushed oregano
leaves or ground cumin
seed
Pour water over washed
beans. Allow to stand over
night. Or, bring water to a
boil, add washed beans. boil
2 minutes. Remove from heat,
cover and let stand for /
hour. Transfer beans and
water to heavy kettle: add
onion, garlic. bay leaf and
salt (omit salt If ham or salt
Evening star., 1961-03-09
Peaches Make
Tusty Cornish

Canned cling peaches are
one of the delicious fruits
We can enjoy after the har-
vest and all year long. To
dress up an ordinary dinner
these golden halves filled
with Q combination of sour
cream, instant minced on
ion, o dash Of salt, tabasco
and chutney, bring q harvest
Of flavor to the table. With
their nutlike flavor and rich
creamy filling. they are es-
pecially good with hamburg
er steaks or broiled ham
steak.
Evening star., 1961-03-09
Cinnamon Puffs


DaniEh)
! cup milk
4 cups sifted enriched flour
] teaspoon salt
v cup sugar
] cup soft butter or mar
garin0
3 egg yolks, beaten
cup warm water (not hot
>. 110 to 11S degreeS)
! package active dry yeast
u cup granulated sugar,
mixed with
IN teaspoons cinnamon
Melted butter.
Scald milk; cool. Sift flour,
salt and sugar into . large
bowl. Cut in butter with
pastry blender or two knives
until mixture looks like meal,
Dissolve yeast in warm water.
Add to flour mixture along
with egg yolkS and cooled
milk, beat well. Chill in re-
frigerator overnight.
This amount Of dough will
make "a individual cakes.
Dough keeps well in refriger-
ator for at least three days, 90
half can be saved for later
use.
To make individual coffee
puffs: Grease well about IL
medium -sized muffin cups.
Roll one-half recipe chilled
dough on floured cloth
covered board into rectangle,
about 12x1O inches. Brush
with melted butter, sprinkle
Evening star., 1961-03-09

pork is used). Bring to boiling
point: add meat; reduce heat
and simmer, covered. for /
to Ia hours. Add remaining
ingredients. Taste for salt,
add If needed. Cover and
simmer for 2 hours. There
should be Just enough liquid
left on beans to resemble o
thick gravy. Makes six gen.
erouS servings.
Evening star., 1961-03-09

2 cups Il pound) Idaho dried
pinto or red beans
6 cups water
2 teaspoons salt (unleSS using
ham or salt pork
large onion, thick-sliced or
coarsely chopped
z cloves garlic, thinly sliced
small bay leaf
"a pound smoked ham, slab
Of bacon or salt pork
2 cups Il No. 2 CAM solid.
pack tomatoes
"a cup chopped green pepper,
If desired
2 teaspoons chilli powder
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Spicy Tidbits

For really party pretty
deviled ham puffs, fill tiny
cream puffs with q mixture
of hard-cooked eggs, chopped
fine, spicy deviled ham, a
little minced onion and
horSeradiSh. Replace tops
and pipe with pastry tube
or spread with knife around
the middle-a combination Of
cream cheese blended with
a little mayonnaise. Sprinkle
with finely chopped parsley,
If you like. and serve on
your prettiest party platter.
Evening star., 1961-03-09
For Smooth Grow

Avoid humps when thick
ening gravy by adding flour
to water in q jar and shak-
ing. Then add it to meat
stock or drippings.
Evening star., 1961-03-09
FAULKNER
Continued from Page D-l

with decorating candies.
Bake about 40 minutes, or
until nicely Drowned.
Baking tips: To color the
eggs for the Easter bread.
place uncooked eggs in cold
water with o few drops Of
food coloring and / teaspoon
vinegar for several minutes.
Dry. Leave only a small de-
preston for egg as dough
rises it come up around them.
Evening star., 1961-03-09
Fruit Slow

Toss shredded crisp cab
bage with mayonnaise, dash
of lemon juice and we'll
drained canned fruit cock
tail. Chill until serving time
and top with Salted Spanish
peanuts.
Evening star., 1961-06-14
IS Pct. Of Space
Quickly Rented
For Home Show

A number of area retailers
have rented floor space for dis
plays in The Star Home Fur
nishings Show. which viii be
held at the National, Guard
Armory october 7-15.
Within a few days of the an
nouncement of the show, is per
cent Of the available floor space
was rented. including 1900
square feet to Mayer and Co..
which viii exhibit highly styled
furnishings.
In addition to area retailers,
the District chapter of the
American Institute of Interior
Designers will create exhibits
of furnishings by leading
American and European manu-
facturers for the show.
Entries in the show will be
limited to home furnishing
products, furniture, carpeting,
fabrics, draperies, antiques,
lamps and accessories, china,
glassware, silver and appli-
ances, including hi-fidelity
units, radios and television sets.
For information on space
rental in the show call The
Evening Star, Lincoln $4,000,
Extension 544.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

indicated areas for investiga-
ton:
l. COFFEE. Bought until re-
Gently by the pound or half
pound. coffee is now sold in
seven-ounce packages, eight
ounce cans, 13-ounce cans, IA
ounce cans and is and 16 ounce
cans. Two packages reported on
looked alike, but one was big
ger-yet the smaller contained
two ounces more coffee.
2. DRY MILK. The policy
Of packing to arrive at a price
the consumer wants to spend
results in q 9.6-ounce pack at
25 cents and another of the
same brand at 83 cents for
two pounds, 6.4 ounces. with
the aid Of our slide rule :.
we have arrived at the follow
ing computations: by buying
the larger package the house
wife would have saved .4427
cents per ounce"
8. ECONOMY" SIZES. The
big packs found in ordinary
supermarkets may cost more,
per ounce, than Smaller-sized
packs of the same product.
Look Alike Outside
4. PACKAGES. Packs for
certain products in the food
and drug fields are made to
look alike despite widely diff
fering content weight.
S. NAMES. "The pound"
said j. L. Littlefield of the
Michigan Foods and Standards
Division, sis no longer an
ordinary pound as we knew 1t
years ago. 1t is now a full
pound" He listed SO deScrip-
tions he said were confusing,
including:
Jumbo quart" "one-third
bigger than king SIZE" queen
size" and 'big gallon"
Mr.. Littlefield said the prob
lem has developed overwhelm-
ingly since the tobacco people
came out with a king-size ciga-
rette. GAS time wore on, even
super king size got small and
became a giant size The
quart became a full quart, a
jumbo quart and finally a giant
imperial quart" he said.
A model law earlier adopted
by the conference would ex-
clude qualifying terms like
Jumbo" and giant" from
labels when the words tend to
exaggerate the amount of COM
modify in the pack. The law
would also end qualified when
packaged" weights.
when packaged" weights
have recently been under study
in Washington State. The
study showed a turkey that
starts out with a dressed weight
of % pounds, is ounces. may
Evening star., 1961-06-14
Future ofU. 5.
Linked 10 Aid

Vice President johnson told
a national conference of mayors
yesterday that the decision
made by Congress in the next
few weeks on foreign aid will
determine Americas future.
In a warmly applauded speech
supporting the Administrations
$4.8 billion foreign aid authori-
zation request, the Vice Presi-
dent said that foreign aid should
not be cut off simply because
some OF it may have been wasted
because of graft and corruption.
Just because you may have
a crooked policeman, you don't
burn down city hall. Mr.. john
son told the delegates to the
United States Conference Of
Mayors.
Administration leaders have
conceded that some Of the
foreign aid funds to countries
like Korea and Laos have been
wasted.
However, Mr.. johnson said
that he is unable to understand
the logic of "the man who says
I'm against communism, but
we ought to pull out of Asia
and leave it to the Reds"
The Vice President said there
"iS abroad among some Ameri-
cans today a contagion Of de-
spair-a belief that our country
is being outwitted, outmaneu-
vered and outflanked by an ad-
versary, both irresistible and
implacable.
From this belief, there comes
a rising cry for America to, with
draw from the world, retreat
from our opportunities. sur
render our gains and turn
inward on ourselves with sus-
picion and distrust." NJ"
He called on all responsible
Americans to make their voices
heard in support Of "the policies
which have built our strength
and secured our liberties"
At the World Conference of
Local Governments an associ-
ated meeting, the city of Wash
ington will be presented with
a replica of the coat-of-arms
Evening star., 1961-06-14
Killed by Own Car

MELBOURNE (AP).-Mrs.
Wendy Phillips, Al, was killed
by her own car at Frankston,
Is miles form Melbourne. Po-
lice said she parked her auto
on a rise near her home and
began to walk across the street.
Ine car moved off and ran
her down.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

commemorating the marriage
of Lawrence Washington
builder of Sulgrave Manor in
England, to AIMEE Pargiter
Sulgrave Manor is the ances-
trail home of George Wash
ington's family.
The presentation of the
stained window will be made
in the new State Department
auditorium by the County
Councils Association of Great
Britain.
Evening star., 1961-06-14

have a bagged-frozen weight
of % pounds, 9 ounces.
Robert w. Coyne, president
of the Distilled Spirits Insti-
tute, Inc, here proposel a
solution that could revolutionize
retailing.
Product weights, volumes and
sizes for foods and drugs could
be standardized, by law, as
liquor sizes are standardized,
he said.