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, 1961-04-04

APRIL q, 1861 No.8e THE ST.
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued From Yesterday.
II DEPARTMENT. OF AGRICULTURE
AND LABOR
Office of the Commissioner S $4,000
Division Of Agriculture $4,000
Division Of Labor $4,000
Office of Veterans Affairs $500
Maintenance Of Parks and Beaches 34,1OO S 10000
/. DEPARTMENT OF ToURISM
AND TRADE
ONCE Of the Commissioner S 26.25o
Division Of Tourism Including es-
Enlistment Of a Street-level Office
in New York; 236.850
Division of Trade 24,5OO
Special Rum Promotion Fund to be
administered by the Commissioner,
with the advice and consent Of a
Board appointed by the Governor $4,000
For establishment and operation of
a Virgin Islands News Bureau. $4,000
Grants to Saint Thomas Golf Asso-
citation and Dues to Caribbean
Tourist Association. 12,400 S $4,000
j. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
WELFARE
Office Of the Commissioner $4,000
Bureau of Supplies, Accounts and
General Services 42,6l4
Division Of Public Assistance 100000
Division Of Child Welfare 1929
Division Of Institutions and
Special Programs $3.50
Paving Of Roadways. Social Vel
fare Institution. st. Croix and pur-
chasing Of Block-Making Machine
and Concrete Mixer. $4,000
Repairs to Dormitories Including
purchasing of materials and
supplies) 5000 S 1888
K. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Office Of the Commissioner S 10000
Division Of Public Health Services 100000
Division Of Hospital and Medical
Services 1,357,OOO
Division Of Veterinary Services 10000
Nurses Scholarship Fund 10000
Insular contributions to Formula
Grants 149, 500 $2,O27,OO
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Clerk of the Municipal Court 600
Reporter : Secretary $40
Deputy Clerk Frederiksted) 800
Deputy Clerk Ghristiansted) 800
Clerk $40
General Maintenance & Supplies
M. BOARDS or ELECTIONS
Saint Thomas, including necessary
surveys incident to establishment
Of additional polling places
Saint John
Saint Croix, including additional
polling booths at Christiansted
Grammar School
N. For Salary Adjustment in
Guiding all Departments in accord
ance with Bill No. 1884 New Pay
Plan for Government Employees
and for commensurate increases for
u~nclassifed employees
, 1961-04-04
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Office Of the Commissioner
Division Of Public Health Services
Division Of Hospital and Medical
Services /
Division Of Veterinary Services
Nurses Scholarship Fund
Insular contributions to Formula
Grants
u. MUNICIPAL COURTS
Saint Thomas-Saint John
Judge Of the Municipal Court $4,000
Clerk of the Municipal Court 5000
Reporter-Secretary $500
Deputy Clerk Of the Court 5000
Clerk 2,7O0
Clerk 2,400
General Maintenance & Supplies
Saint Croix
Judge Of the Municipal Court $4,000
, 1961-04-04
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued From Yesterday.
H DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AND LABOR

Office Of the Commissioner $
Division Of Agriculture
Division Of Labor
Office of Veterans Affairs
Maintenance Of Parks and Beaches
I. DEPARTMENT OF TOURISl
AND TRADE
Evening star., 1961-03-17
RADTOS-Etc.

Just l3 General Electric cIoek-Rodios. Automatic
cock-rodio wakes you up to music; hos fine tone;
excellent reception ----- 800
Just s Reeordio Tope Recorders Compoct and cosy
to operate; performs oil its functions stop, play,
record and reverse in one simple operation $500
Just IS Imported 6-Tronsistor Pocket Rodios. Gift
pockooed and complete with corrying case; bottey
and eorPhone ottochment --.-------l5 5.S8
Just Imported Self Contained Stereo Console;
has AM-FM ! l-tube rodo; 4-speed outomotc
record pIover; 6 speakers --- STAT
Just l5 Fomous Brond ls-Series Portfolio TV;
slim, trim, lightweight TV with Iueoooe-tyPe hon
die, complete with stand on casters -------$ l49
Just l8 5-Tube AN Rodios; hos a" speaker; in
ottroctive ebony finish cobinet compoct 7A"
wide, 4M" high, 4la" deep size s.ss
Just PhiIeo 2l-Series Console TV; top tuning;
Illuminated channel seIector; trim line styling;
mahogany finish $l79
Just General Electric Self Contained Stereo Con-
sole; 4-speoker system; exclusive record sover;
domond stylus; 4-speed record changer; AM-FM
rodo SILT
Just 5 Fomous Brond I7-Series Portable TV;
selection includes RCA Victor, PhiIco, and Emer-
son. Samples A-------------.----- $ll7
Just 10 Stereo 4-Speed Portable Photographs;
H-Fi stereo portobIes with 4-speoker system;
4-speed automatic record changer with outomotc
SnutOIT pro
Evening star., 1961-03-17
APPLIANCES

Just 7 Whirlpool 1-h.p. l2-smp. Air conditioners;
has thermostot for complete automatic control
Of cooling temperature; 2-speed fon; 8700 BTU
copocity -------------------- $l66
Just Whirlpool De Luxe 2-Speed Automatic
Washers, woshes, drains, rnses, damp dries, shuts
off automatically NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $lS7
Just 5 Whirlpool De Luxe Dryers, automatic drying
with drying cycles; plus infinite heat CONTROL
$I47
Just 3 Ironrte Ironers Exclusive design hos divided
tilt boord; open ends; knee control -- SILT
Just 4 General Electric Clothes Dryers. Fost drying
lob. copocty; has lint trop. Hurry for this bor-
ooin! --.----------------- .- 500
Just Admiral I6-cu.-Ft. Freezers. 4 spocious
fuI-wdth shelves; roomy door shelves; holds
dozens of frozen food pockoqes SILT
Just 5 Console Sewing Machines; sew forward
and reverse; round bobbin; sewlieht; somples,
Evening star., 1961-03-17
OMe-Of-A-kind
BrOOdIOO1Ha RlEqS

Comparable
Value
ze4.s5 Beige AII-WooI Loop Pile; l5xl2.4,
5000
1895 AIoboster AI-WooI Loop Pile; 15xl26,
1880
$3.50 Stor White AlI-Wool Loop Pile; l5xl66
l94.5o
438.5o Cocoa AIl-WooI Loop Pile; l4xlOxl9
$500
324.00 Mortin AI-WooI Pile Twist Weave;
l5xl6.3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1900
$4,000 Green AII-NyIon Loop Pile; soiIed; SKIS,
$500
237.s5 Gold Tweed AI-WooI Loop Pile; l5xl4,
1900
424.s5 Pink AII-WoOI Plush Pile; l2xl88,
$4,000
1895 Beige AI-NyIon Pile; l2xl2 - 10000
1880 Green AII-WooI Pile Twist Weave;
12xl89 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000
1885 SondoIwOOd AII-WOOI Loop Pile; l2xl2.4,
$500
2o4.5o Green AH-WooI Pile Twist Weave; l2xl6,
10000
329.95 Martini All-Wool Pile Twist Weave;
l2xl9 -----.-.-.--. -.--- 1890
I2l95 Beige An-WOOI Loop Pile; l2xlo.2,
72.oo
1875 Green A-WooI Pile Twist Weave;
l2xll6 -..- - 94.oo
$500 Green AII-WoOI Loop Pile; l2xl3.8,
1000
25s.s5 Grey AII-WooI Pile Twist Weave;
1895 Grey 7o36 WooI-so % NyIon Pile; 9xl6.6,
1900
I44.ss Mouve AII-WooI Pile Tweed; exll.3,
S7.oo
Evening star., 1961-03-17
Upholstered Chairs
And Rockers
All VoIues Used Are comporebIe

All NoIues Used Are Comparable
5-2s95 Open Arm Maple oeeesionaI chairs,
assorted tweed and print covers
4-39.s5 TroditionoI channeI-Baek PuII-Up
chsirs, nnoho9ony finished exposed wood trim os-
sorted coIors and fobrcs 24.ss
1885 Provincial PuII-Up choirs, green figured
cover fruitwood finished ees-----------ls.97
l-5s.s5 Provincial ChanneI-Baek Lounge Chair,
poly foam cushions, mahogany finished legs, tur-
Quoise $500
1895 Contemporary PuI-Up Choir, poly foom
tutted scot and back rest, toneerne cover, mo-
hoeony finished legs
1885 Kins-Size PIotForm Swivel Rockers,
Poyether foam cushion, brown nyIon covers, $500
l-59.s5 PIotform Rocker, kopok and rubberized
hoIr TILED, moss green pile cover, mahogany ex-
poseo wood trim 5000
1885 Foom Tufted Swivel Rocker, toost hoh
pile fobrc cover $500
l-69.95 ChanneI-Bock Lounge Choir, foom rub
Der cushion, mahogany finished Provincial legs,
eggsheII cover --- ------49 90
2-5s.e5 oeeorotOr-stye Swivel Rockers, poly
ether foam reversible cushion, chonneIed bock; !
gold, turquoise fabric 1899
l-6e.s5 Hsh-Beek Lounge Foam Cushion and
Iutted Back, roII-orm style in beige figured cover,
1899
1895 Modern Foom Rubber Loose Cushion
Seat and Back Lounge Chairs, woInut turned Ieos
gold tobric cover. Co., ---------- $500
l-4s.s5 Swivel Rocker, toht-seot style, contem-
Porory design channel bock, black nyIon cover
5000
1855 Kins-size chonneI-Boek Foam cush-
ioned Lounge Chairs, mahogany Provincial Ieos,
beige black, ! persimmon figured cover, 1900
1895 Decorator Lounge chors, button-tufted
backs, poly docron filled reversible cushions; !
bronze, ! ceIodon figured covers. Eo.----6e.s7
1885 Tsht-Seot, chonneI-Boek PuII-Up
Chairs, mahogany finished exposed wood trim,
roll arms, Provincial legs; ! green, | eeosheII,
5000
1885 Semi Detached Pillow Beck Swivel
Rocker in Sose Green, supported Plastic cover
foam cushion -- $500
l-4ss5 PIoste Covered Swivel Rocker, tioht
scot style in chestnut brown wn-------3 80. 90
l-6s.e5 COLONEL Wing Back Foam Rubber
Cushioned Lounge. gold fobric cover 4e. 90
2-7s.s5 Ultra Modern ReeIner choirs, walnut
exposed wood frome-l beige, brown supported
Plastic cover $500
i 1895 Swivel Rocker, semi detached pillow
boek, foam reversible cushion, brown nyIon freze
cover 66 no
l-9s.95 Club Lounge Chair, semi detached pill
low back foom reversible cushion, ivory pIyhde
cover ---------------.-.-.-.- ------ 66 90
l-4s.s5 Swivel Rocker, pillow bock STYLE, foam
reversible cushion, gold boucle cover-----3e.oo
l-es.s5 Platform Swivel Rocker, combination
PIostte ond nyIon cover, brown and ton---44.oo
1925 Platform Rocker, king size style with
green nyIon freze cover IS. 90
Evening star., 1961-03-17
TOYS

40" Boys and Girls Bicycles. with troiner
wheels Equipped with light, Luggage corrier,
cooster broke, removable troiner wheels. boys
and 5 glrs---------------- 1888
4-24" Boys FuIIy-Equipped Bicycles. tonk light
kick stond, Iug9oge corrier, adjustable scot ond
hondie bors -------------- 36.SS
32-26" Boys and Girls Fully Equipped Bicycles,
tonk, light, kick stond, Iuooooe coruer, odjustobe
scot ond handle bors. 5 girls ond II boys, 36.Ss
l7-z6" Boys and Girls Middle Weight Bicycles,
tank, conteVer trome, coaster broke, front luggage
corier, kick stond, light. adjustable scot and
handle bars. ! z boys ond girls -------2s.ss
22-26" Boys and Girls 3-Spssd Bicycles,
equipped with hand brokes, 3-speed hub, light,
kick stond, Luggage corrier. J. boys and girls,
7 Ping Pong TobIss. 2-section tobIe, 3/le"
Swedish hordboord top. tubular folding legs, tope
l5-ll-PIOy Gym Sets. complete with 6-ft. curved
sIide 2-inch tubing overall ---23.SS
lo-36x5S overGII-Sixs Sand Boxes constructed
Of California redwood, hos z scots, metal bottom
end conopy .----------..---, -e.ss
1889 SIT. oiomster Wirs-WoII Wodns
Pools with Vnyl tonk, is 20 inches deep - 9.SS
1858 ll-Ineh Toll Tiny Teon Dolls with o-
vinyI body, sleeping eyes, rooted soron hair,
drinks, cries, vets 3.2s
Evening star., 1961-03-17

AII-MetoI Folding TobIes Fold fot for cosy stor-
ooe and corryino. 3ox72" size -s.ss
Adjustable Metal Shelving Units Have adjust
obe shelves with grey enamel finish. Roomy
72x36xl2" size -6.es
1888
Metal Utility Cabinet. White enamel finish; s
shelf spaces. 60x24xl2" size s.SS
Metal Wardrobe. Double door with sturdy clothes
bor mirror; brown finish. 6Ox24xl2" size, S.SS
Set Of Kins-Si1e TV Troys. Black or white with
tIoro designs; bross finish legs; seIf-contoined
5o-Line AII-SteeI Outdoor Dryers. PIostc lines;
ground socket included 697
Evening star., 1961-03-17

comparable to 9:95. 1926, and 1875 vaEus
BroodIoom
6.55 .ays
$50 50. yds. aqua nyon loop pile; IS #.
81 SO. yds. green nylon loop pile; II #.
$50 So. yds. souterne oIl-wooI pile; II #.
l43 50. yds. sondowood oII-woo pile; z #.
l6l So. yds. beige oII-wooI pile; II #.
81 So. yds. grey oII-nyIon pile; II IT,
4 So. yds. rose oI-nyIon pile; IL #.
lOl So. yds. lavender oII-nyIon pile; Il #.
63 So yds. off-white oII-nyIon pile; II #.
Short Rolls of BroodIoom
Enough yordoee in each piece to do
from z TO 4 rooms
comparable value
$4,000 Brown AI-NyIon Pile; l5x27.9 t46H
So ydsl ------------------- zzo. 90
s7I.oo Grey AI-WooI Pile Twist; l2x28 (37rs
2ss.55 Greise AII-Aeryie Loop Pile; I2x2l.9 (29
$500 Brown AII-WooI Pile Twist; l2x3l; l4lb
So ydsD ------ w 267 90
$500 Green 7o30 Wool so3S Nyon Pile;
l2l99 t26B So yds) -------- --- lssoo
$4,000 Sondolwood AII-WooI Loop Pile; l2x35 6
i47 So yds.) --- ------------- l95o0
4s7.5o Grey AI-WooI Pile Twist; l2x369 t49
50. yds.) -.------------------22 225. 90
Evening star., 1961-03-17

If you have opened q Continuous
Charge Account, Use it!
If you haven't, Now is the Time!
It's flexible . it's automatic!
Just like q regular charge account
when you pay in full within 30
days Of receipt Of statement
or you may spread your Poy-
ments over q longer period Of
time and pay only q small service
charge.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
BroodIoom
500 SO. ya.

US So, yds green twist weove, 1923 wooI-3o00
nyon pile; II it,
l65 So. yds. sondowood twist weave, 1923 WOOL
30oo nyIon pile; II and Is #.
l43 SO. yds. beige twist weove, 1923 wooI-3Ooo
nyIon pile; z #.
81 50. yds. coiomeI twist weave, 1923 WOOL
1920 nyon pile; z #.
90 50. yds rose tweed oI-wooI loop pile; IS #.
$50 50. yds. 5o-oz. woffe padding. 100 SO. yd.
Evening star., 1961-03-17
BroodIoom RUGS

Woven with an oII-wooI pile; decorator eoIorS
from which TO choose.
sxI2 Size, comparable to 1910 value $50
sxI5 Size, comparable 10 1000 voIue - $s5
l2xl2 Size, comparable 10 l82 90 value $40
l2xl5 Size. comparable to 227.OO value 100
Roll BoIonces Of our Finest
BroodIoom plus 50-oz. heavy
padding and toekIess woII-to-
wall installation at one COM
pIete price.
Grey ol-wooI deep plush pile; 5x43 712s So.
yds.D.
comparable voIue corpet---l l,2I6oo
eompo[obIe oIe voue Pod pad ---- l07 l07.50 So
l,43lOo
You poy only -------------- $4,000
Blue oII-wooI deep plush pile; l5x36.9 t61A So.
ydsJ.
comparable voue corpet-- $500
comparable voIue pod ----- 9l.75
comparable value lobor---- 9l.75
l,I58.5o
You poy only --------------- $500
Beige oII-wooI loop pile; 12x34 t45B So yds).
comparable value corPet--- TITS
comparable Volue pod 1900 $500
comparable value lobor---- $500
858.75
You pay only ----------------- 427.oo
Evening star., 1961-03-17
NURSERY FURNITURE

6-44.9S Double Drop-Side Cribs, ! wox, woI-
nut, mople, z white ----.--------24.ss
1893 Double Drop Cribs. nopIe, ! wox
birch 1888
I-s4.es Double Drop-Side Crib, mopIe--I7.ss
1898 Single Drop-Side Crib, wox birch--ls.Ss
1898 Double Drep-Side Crib, white, 1888
Crib and Yard Combination ion-----l4.SS
| Pot-A-Crib, noturoI finish -22.S8
9 Simmons InnersPrins Crib Mattresses s----ll.Ss
l6 Colgate Innersprins Crib Mattresses S----7.SS
IA Shopping StroIIers s---------
lo-l4.sS StorkIine StroIIers with conopy--s.Ss
BothnettsB
IS TraveI Yords, natural
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20
Freedom . =.
Continued from Page One)

of the State refused to guarantee
the group safe passage across the
state lines. During the violence
in Alabama, bus in which the
group was riding was set afire
and destroyed, one Negro and sew
eral white members of the group
were badly beaten.
Following the refusal of the Ala
bama Governor to guarantee the
group safe passage across the
state line, the group abandoned
bus rides and left Birmingham by
plane for New Orleans, Louisiana,
where they arrived Monday.
The Alabama incidents drew
statements from Roy Wilkins, of
the NAACP, and u. S. Attorney
General, Robert F. Kennedy, both
calling for legal protection for the
Freedom Riders.
In New Orleans, the trouble
married southern tour of the ra-
cially mixed Freedom Riders
was the most significate thing
done in race relations in years., a
former Michigan University pro-
fessor said Tuesday.
DIR. Walter Bergman, one of the
freedom riders" said at a news
conference that the trip "pricked
the conscience of the country"
The IA freedom riders" arrived
here Monday night by plane after
their bus tour was cut short by
angry whites in Alabama. Their
tour was a deliberate effort to
test bus terminal segregation laws
in Dixie.
4 Segregationists set fire to the
bus of one group of the riders near
Admission, Ala, and attacked an
other group in a Birmingham, Ala.
bus terminal.
Another of the riders, James
Peck, 46, of New York City, said
he hoped the publicity would cen
courage others to travel now-Jim
Crow" Peck, who is white, was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

Circuit Judge Stanton Hall SEN
fenced Evers to 500 fine and 30
days in Jail.
The state Supreme Court took
the appeal under consideration,
giving no indication Of when a
decision would be rendered.
Evers made his statement after
the conviction of Clyde Kennard
of Hattiesburg on charges of bur-
glary, a conviction which the state
supreme court upheld recently. The
statement:
"The greatest mockery of ju-
dicial justice took place when,
despite the overwhelming evidence
in Clyde Kannard's favor, he was
convicted and sentenced to seven
years in the state penitentiary for
alleged burglary. In a courtroom
of segregationists apparently re-
solved to put Kennard legally
away, the all-white jury found
Kennard guilty as charged in only
10 minutes"
"If this is contemptuous," Young
told the supreme court, then all
of these other things CRITICISMS
of the U. S. Supreme Court are
contemptuous. Judge Brady Sc
verely castigated the Supreme
Court in his book, "Black Monday"
Young argued that the courts
have a right to be criticized.
"Of course, the statement (Ev-
ersO is highly critical and a harsh
appraisal of the trial." he said,
"but that does not suffice to con-
stitute constructive contempt"
He said no proof was offered
that the statement INSTRUCTED JUS
tice.
Asst. Atty. Gen. Garland Lyell
argued that the statement could
have had an effect upon other cases
pending in Forrest county circuit
court.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

badly beaten in Birmingham. He
is the editor of the Corelator, the
official publication of the Con-
gress on Racial Equality (CORE),
sponsor of the freedom ride"
FBI agents interviewed Peck fol-
almost two hours here Tuesday at
the request of the Justice Depart
ment. An FBI spokesman said the
Justice Department wanted to de-
termine if attacks on the travellers
in Alabama constituted violation
of any federal laws.
Gordon Carey of New York, field
director for CORE, said there was
a good possibility" there would
be another freedom ride" in the
South soon.
Carey said the group will at
tend a mass meeting Wednesday
evening to celebrate the 1854 SUI
preme Court ruling outlawing
school segregation. He said no
demonstrations were planned here
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20
Showdown
CONTINUED from Page One)

colleges and needy students.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike
Mansfield said he doubted that
final action on the elementary and
high school bill would come before
next week.
The real dispute appeared to be
boiling backstage over what to do
about federal aid, if any, to pa
rochial and private schools.
A Supreme Court order Monday
contributed little to clearing thu
air over this holly contested IN
sue. The high court let stand o
Vermont Supreme Court decision
ruling that state aid to Roman
Catholic high schools was uncon-
stitutional.
The high court did not commit
itself to ruling on the issue, but
the action did becloud the legality
of similar payments in other states.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20
State NAACP ...
CONTINUED from Page One

of Brookhaven in his book, BLACK
Monday" - had been critical of
the U. S. Supreme Court and its
May II, 1854 decision outlawing
public school segregation.
Young made the statements in
his appeal of the conviction of
Medgar Evers, field secretary for
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
who blasted Forrest county circuit
court last year following the con-
viction of another Negro.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

Employee: MAY have the day
off to go shopping with my wife :"
Employer: Certainly mott"
Employee: Thank you very
much"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

ORDINARY MILK WON'T DO! No flour, no
shortening needed when you use this
wonderful milk that has the consistency
of golden country cream. Today's Car
nation is evaporated special way that
makes it look like cream, pour like
cream, aOhip like cream. Even when
you mix it with an equal amount of
water, Carnation is rich, whole milk :
for better cooking and baking results
at far less cost than ordinary milk. For
cooking, coffee, cereals try today's
Carnation, worlds favorite by far!
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-17

gage in Motor Transportation as Common Carrier of passengers within the State of Alaska as fol- lows:
 Between Soldotna. Kenai and Seward and the respective air ports of those towns named in connection with flight schedules and in substituted service for air carriers in passenger and express service. Charter authority is sought between Kenai and Sol dotna and points on the Kenai Peninsula.
 Any person having interest or objection to the issuance of such Certificate to the above named person may file statement of such interest or objection in writing with the Division of Mo- tor Transportation. 326 q" St. Anchorage, Alaska. within twenty (201 days after the date of the original advertisement. Hearing will be held on December Ii, 1861 at the Community Hall in Soldotna, Alaska.
 Alaska Public Service Comm.
 Division of Motor Transporta- tion.
 Published November IT. 1861.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-17

dovia to engage in crab fishing for akefield Fisheries.
 Hal Bumph, formerly of Ko- diak and now of Homer, was in process of buying The Two Brothers from Tony McGahan of Kenai when it sank. He plans to complete negotiations and has been in Kenai supervising the pumping out. cleaning up job and motor repairs. He and Bill See ley of Kenai, over of the "Rose Marie" will go to Seldovia to- gether, Bumph said.
 Both boats and another fishing boat, .The seal," owned by Bunk Hoyt had been securely tied together not far from the Army docks at Kenai when they broke their moorings. "The Seal' was rescued and brought back to dock. The Rose Maries sank near the Army dock and "The Two Brothers drifted out to Cook Inlet and sank in the mouth of the Kenai River.
 A Float the Boat benefit for the McGahans and the Seeleys is to be given by the American Le- zion Post of Kenai, the Kenai American Legion Auxiliary and the North Kenai Community Club at the high school gymnasium on Sunday. November 19. A Smor- gasbord dinner will be served.
 Neither seeley nor McGahan carried insurance on their boats.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-17

July was again the most popu- lar month of 1860 as to passen- ger traffic in Alaska with 64,757 persons on the move to and from the big state. By uarters, th e third quarter contained 46.5 per cent of the years total traffic with 160,283 persons going and coming from Alaska.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-17

Odfashoned rasn bread pudding never out style Here's of the delicious tasted rasn custard pudding Sprinkle buttered graham cracker crumbs the of the partially baked give It erusty goodness Plump chevy rasns right this popular dessert. II
 Festival Rasin Custard Pudding
 F cup seedless raisins % teaspoon vanilla extract 2 bread cubes 2 cups scalded mill,
 t3 slieese b cup graham cracker
 eggs crumbs (4 craekers) t3 cup granuated sugar tablespoons brown Is teaspoon salt (packedl
 Combine rasns and bread cubes in 8nc baking dish Beat lightly and stir and milk Pn,r bread and rasins Bake in moderate 30 degrees F about 2O to 70 minutes until crumbs and sugar and sprinkle top Continue baking minutes until custard IS set Top be Drowned minute under broller Serve slightly chilled plan cream Serves 4 to 5. - -
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-17
Q HERE'S MORE ABOUT Sunken Boats

Continued from Page Il they will be floated off the sand spit on Nov. 20 at 20.8 foot high tide. They will be taken to. Sel- for Wakefield Fisheries.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-17

Total enrolment in Renal schools for the 1961-62 term was 657 students, 211 of whom were in high school and 446 in elemen- tary school.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-17

Notice is hereby given pursu- ant to Chapter 49-7-2. ACLA. Cum Supp, that Mr. M. L. Grange dba. SOLDOTNA TRANSFORM TON co. of isoldotna, Alaska. hereby makes application to en-
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-17

Notice OF Application For Ger tificate of Public Convenience
 and Necessity
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-11-17

Published November IT. 1861.