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Evening star., 1961-01-19
HOUSES uKFURN. TO RENT
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ALEXANDRIA
S160
Excellent school district: living I'm.
dining rm., den, 3 bedrms. ant
$1sS
Early 10th century brick hom
completely and attractively re
stored. Entrance hall, double ltv
ing rm., dining rm., 2 bedrooms
and upstairs sitting room: 8 fire
places and large garden.
Newly remodeled town house: larr
living room. 3 bedrooms, upstair
sittinG room. 2 baths. eompletel'
s bedrooms, sIxS IsStb,, ,n.elo.. !,
Country Club community. Recres
ton room and garage; full,
$500
Elegant town house with man,
spacious, well proportioned rooms
IDEAL Tor large family and perfec
toE Doth formal and informal en-
JAMES H. L. JACOB
Incorporated
REALTORS q INSURERS
4l6 PRINCE ST. XII. 9-sIll
ANNANDALE AREA-This o-bed,
rm. rambler. with den features ga.
Dashboard heat, nicely eauippec
Kit. with eating space. and Shaded
backward. Conv. to bus, schools
and shopping. Avail. now at SEC
per mo. Might consider short.
term lease. Call GORDON RE.
Atty. cL. $4,000 tres. JE. 2.
ANNANDALE - 3.bedrm. brick
rambler; separate dining rm., hot,
water heat, finished rec. rm.; a.
acre lot' built-in garage; S160 pei
FAIRFAx-2 brick Cape Gods, .
eedrms.. 2 baths; 1-acre lots
sssEDRM: DUPLEX: IN baths
TRI-COUNTY RLTY., Inc
35s W. Lee Hwy. CIR. $4,000
ARLINGTON. NORTH, Bellevue
cond.. 2 twin-sized bedrms., pan
den. IL baths, scr. porch; patio;
fun basement: garage. Avail. i'm.
GREEN CO, Realtors. ia. 4-i400'
ARLINGTON. NORTH. Crescent
Hiils-Charming brick rambler
3 bedrms.. . baths. ultra modern
kitchen, scr. porch: close Ia
schools and transp. Avail. immed
$ls5. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO.. Realtor. ia. 4-I400.
ARLINGTON, y. =. Brand new and
Sl35. ALLEN TURNER CO., ia,
4-5552: ewes, DU. 5-92s4.
ARL., So bedrms., encl pch.;
sGIGI?5 iGe; mo ang rtransyg;; 1NyS3t fenced lot
ARLINGTON N-3-bedrm, brick,
ern kit. S140 mo. KE. 6-6l92.
ARL.. N.-3-bedrm. semidet. brick;
25: S125. HoLLEY REALTY.
5ls3 Lee hwy. Arl., KE. 8-535O.
ARL.. N.-3-bedrm. brick colonial;
$3.50, HoLIEY REALTY. SiSs
Lee hwy. Arl, KE. 8-535O.
ASHBURTON-BETHEsDA Like
new brick split level: 8 bedrms :.
: baths, rec. rm.. mod. kit, nice
cond S1s5 mo. Quick possession,
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-l4I5
ATT. MLITARY-Three 3-bedrm.
2-bsth houses; S16O-SlS5; avail.
tmmed.. Feb. 1st, Feb. is. TOWN
4 COUNTRY REALTY, TIE. Slab.
AvONDALE, 200. Woodreeye I'd
Det. brk. Colonial: 8 bedrms., sep.
din. rm.. equipped kitchen, large
screened porch, h.-w.h. Full bsmt. ),
garage; $3.50 mo. H. CARLYLE
DeLOzIER, WA. 7-50O0.
BETHESDA-WYNGATE -3.bedrm,
rambler. basement: walk to school
and transp. Short or long term
lease; S140. BETHESDA HOMES,
INC, OIL. 4-sl04: ewes, OIL. g.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABERDEEN RD..ENoLIsH VII
LAGE-FIRST PRESENTATION,
Isl floor, MASTER BEDROOM.
SHOWER. LIBRARY. center hall,
nying room. dining room. kitchen
With eating SPACE. patio. garage.
2nd floor. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
spaea for future recreation. shown
BY appointment only. Cali Mr.,
BERRY. KE. 7-1370; ewes. OIL.
Stuart & Maury, Inc.
Realtors
5207 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
ALBIA RD..WEsTWOOD-LAR0I
new eenter-hall Colonial: 5 bed
rms, baths. 2nd H.; lst II. large
lorary, bar. layatory. living room,
dining room. kitchen with eatinS
basement: shower, bath, tiled A.
fenced yard. 2 blocks from paro-
ehial school and Junior high:
walking distance to elementary
school. Call builder. Mr.. BERRY,
70 Inspect. KE. 7-l370; ewes. OIL.
ASHBURTON, BETHESDA - New
Cape Cod split-level or rambler,
with bedrms., ga baths, hot
water Dashboard heat. rec. room,
iireplaces: from S26,25O with
lu. down. NATIONAL CAPITAL
REAL Estate CORP. HA. 7-44OO,
ASPEN HILL AREA-very spacious
3-oedrm.' 2-bath split level with
ssep: DIN: rm.. Ice kitchen. <sseE
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CHEVY CHASE REALTY
EN-. 3-1S00 Ewes. VIII. 2-9204
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
4436 Yuma st. NV. iust off Wis
consin ave: - Brick Colonial: 3
bedrooms. basement. fenced yard;
Sl65. 3. p. SAUL CO., 925 18th
st. NV. Ma. S-2100.
ALEX. tBelleview areas bed
rms. den. . baths; lge. lot; with
option to buy. ST. 3-58gO.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
COOPERATIVE APIS.

WEsTCHESTER-Attrac. home; nv
rm., bedrm.. din. rm.. extra sittinl
rm., etc.: reas. Pc. 1928.
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CHEVY CHASE: immac. cond.-
Colonial home. low EOS; 3 bedrms.
Ia baths, rec. rm. with Law, conv
to finest schools. transp. and
play area: fully equipped modern
kit. CBS REALTY. INC. OIL. g.
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BETH, Hillmead-Immac. brk. Co.
ionial; l75.ft; level lot; beautiful
shade trees: 3 twin-sized bedrms.
zen. bsmt.. .Ear.; SCI 800.
ANDkIS REALTY. OIL. 2-aO70 TIL 8
BETHESDA; WHY LOOK FURTHER
---3-bedrm.. brick rambler: ster
saving kitchen. full basement, al.
tractive handicapped lot: $1,000
down; HUGH T. PECK. Bethesda
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ANDREWS AREA; move right IN
This lovely 3-bedrm. rambler on
fenced lot: modern kitchen. hot.
water heat, $4,000 PHA: $500
dn. or assume GI loan.
SUITLAND-3-bedr brk. home On
fenced corner lot: many extras.
$14,250: $500 dn. payments Ike
rent
CONSOLIDATED RIALTY
RE. 6.722S 10. 7-2600
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BETHESDA - Lovely established
area. White brick home on 70xl35
wooded lot: center hall. 3 bed
rms, sep. din. rm., scr. porch and
garage, finished play rm.; prop
erty located in heart OF excellent
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. Rosemary
School and Lady Of L.ourdes Par:
ish area-In low 3Os. Spacious red
brick Colonial. Lge. liy. rm.. din.
rm., mod. kit, powder rm.. 8 lge.
bedrms., 2 baths, msid's rm. and
v bath In bsmt. o. +, SMITH q
BROS. CO.. INC. OIL. 2-647s.
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A TRUSTED NAME m ZEAL EST.
GIULIANO OIL. 4-1100
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADRLPHI = Contemporary beauty.
1-year-old rambler: across the
street from University OF Nd. golf
course; 3 bedrooms, huge living
room with beamed ceiling, sep-
arate dining room, rec. rooms
ultramodern kitchen. porch. car.
port, other wonderful features.
Easy terms arranged.
BURCH REALTY co.
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BETHESDA, Bradmoor, near Brad.
ley--vacant; four -year-old bricl
split-level. well Handicapped corner
perfect condition. 3 bedrms., 2H
baths, centrally air cond., panelec
and heated rec. rm., family room
with fireplace. leading to jalousiet
porch: 2-car garage. $40. 500. ME
S-l5Sl: ewes, EN-. 3-354S. JOHN
r. HOKE, Realtor.
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SILVER SPRING, st. Brenadette-
Four Corners-Brick Cape Cod in
excellent condition; liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din, Im., GE Kit /,
beautiful paneled 1st fir. den,
SI6.h0n. poSseSSion in 30 days.
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CARROLL KNOLLS-Charming, g.
bedrm., separate dining room, fin
ished rec. room brick rambler. in
convenient location. PICTURE.
BOOK LOOK" Lovely shaded
fenced lot. Reasonably priced ai
SlS,500. w. J. NICHOLAS. 10. B.
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be held Wednesday. April 26,
by the Guild Of St. Paul's
Church on K street NV.
Dinner will be served at $50
pm. in the dining room of
Pillsbury House adjoining the
church.
Mrs. Nagel HaSkin, recently
re- elected president of the
guild, has arranged with Mrs.
Carlyle Seller and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Watson P. Morgan,
jr.. to put on a "hat-a-rama"
preceding, during and after
the dinner.
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OAR Session
Opens Tonight

William R. VinSon, a great
uncle. in the library card file
and was on her way to eStab-
fishing the link she needed.
Indiana daughters Mrs.
Franklin Zeller, regent of the
Bloomington IndD chapter,
and Mrs. F. w. FariS, also of
Bloomington, both attending
the Congress for the first
time, planned to rush off
after registering to keep an
appointment with Represen-
tative Bray. Republican OF
Indiana, on the Hill.
The Congress formally
opens tonight with ceremonies
in Constitution Hall.
Elections Thursday
A traditional colorful en-
semble march sets the tone
for the evening. Senator
G Gold W a terS Republican of
Arizona. will address the
Daughters.
The five-day Congress will
continue through Friday.
Elections to fill vice preSi-
dents general posts and one
honorary vice president gen.
eral slot will be held on
Thursday.
Candidates for the national
triennial election, to be held
next year, will be announced
after a dinner at the May
flower Hotel Friday night.
Mrs. Robert V. H. Duncan
Of Alexandria is expected to
announce her candidacy for
the top post of president gen.
eral.
Mrs. AShmead White of
Lubec, Me. is now completing
her second year as president
general of the society.
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Pohick Gift Shop To Open

A gift shop. operated by
the Ann Mason Guild of
Pohick Church on Route l
in Fairfax County, will open
in the parish hall Saturday.
This date also marks the
beginning of the Garden
Week in northern Virginia.
Homemade lunches will be
served from II am. to 2 pm.
all through the week until
April 90. except on Sunday,
in the parish hall.
Evening star., 1961-04-17
BY BETTY MILES
Star Staff Writer

With a pace as predictable
as a minuet's, another Con-
tinental Congress of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution got under way
today.
Long lines formed outside
the entrance of headquarters
building at Seventeenth and
c streets NV. a good hour
before registration for the
10th Congress began at 9 am.
Seven early birds, arriving
at 7:30, tried door after door
before slipping in basement
entrance. The women, from
West Virginia and Indiana,
had early morning appoint
mentS for committee meet
ingS and Capitol visits with
their Congressman and had
hoped to register and run.
GenealOgy Search
Mrs. Sadie VinSon Little
ton of Charles Town, w. Va,
a first cousin of the late
Chief Justice Fred VinSon,
killed time before the regis
tration deadline by ancestor
hunting in the library in
Memorial Continental Hall.
Other daughters were al
ready busy there when Mrs.
Mttleton arrived.
She explained that she en-
tered the OAR through an
anceStory trace on her
mothers side but was sure
research would enable her to
add another bar indicating
an additional ancestor who
fought or served in the
American cause in the war
for independence.
My fathers family came
here in 1886" Mrs. Littleton
said. There is Just a period
from l776 to 1912 to be re-
searched"
Finds a Link
Within minutes Mrs. Little
ton had found the name Of
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The gift shop, which is a
continuing project, will re-
main open from $50 am.
to 5 pm. on weekdays.
Copies of the new 18th Gen.
tury cook book, "Collations,
Comfits and DRAINS" COM
piled by Caroline Mansur OF
Pohick. can be had there, as
well as pantry shelf produce,
Pohick notepaper and coffee
spoons.
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Church Dinner
Set for April 26

Mrs. Gilbert Ankeney is
chairman for the dinner to
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Fifth Floor Dresses!

budget Shop) Dresses at $6 and So oriqnoIIy
81 80 to Sl799). Dressy and casual wooIs, wool
jersey royon/ /ocetote crepe Solid coors, prints. Il
to 20 and l4N242.
CCosuoI Shop Dresses-$ll and $l2 (originoIIy
ST 80 to $780, Prints and checks, costumes one
piece dresses fabrics Of ArneI trocetote, acetate,
Docron poIyester. Misses and womens sizes.
Selections at Falls Church, Shinoton, Silver Spring
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SWEATER BUYS !!

Cashmere Sweoters-$l5 to $50 Originally Sl9G
to $780, Dressmoker cordigons and puIIover
white, blue, gold, grey, green, touPe.
More sweoters-S5 to $40 Originally $799
$780,. WooI-ond-fur blends classics and SO
types in voried coors.
Bulky Sweoters-S7 CoriginoIIy Sl299). lOOt
wool or lOOoo Orion ocyIic coIIored cardigan
white, red, green, brown, camel color.
Selections OF all JeIeff stores
Kodiak mirror., 1961-04-07

have each had a love affair with an attractive Nazi officer.
 The five women are portrayed by Silvana Mangano, Vera Miles, Barbara Bel Geddes, Jeanne Nor eau, and Carla Gravina, with top male starring role played by Van Heflin.
 THURSDAY and FRIDAY
 "The 3rd Voice" = Suspense thriller which centers exciting drama around a telephone which becomes an instrument of diabol- ical murder plot by stranger known only as sThe 3rd Voice."
 Cast includes Edmond O'Brien, Julie London and Laraine Day, who work together to charge the film with current of tingling ac- ton.
 Also on the same bill is PA Hour Alert" the story of Americas air defense filmed with men of the Air Force.
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IN APPRECIATION

Tn behalf of all the crew at Ko- diak AirwayS and ourselves, we wish to extend our most sincere thanks and humble gratitude to the many persons who helped in any way to effect search and rescue of our pilot Gene Kingston. The many hours of search by aircraft and boat, the many observers and others standing by to help as well as the deep concern and prayers are deeply appreciated. Thank you.
 Bob and Helen Hall,
 Kodiak Airways, Inc.
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Hector Chevigny
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I sufficient homes being lined up to help care for an overflow. Roy One idea mentioned was that of Hickey stated the problem of hous- ing is acute here, since the Depart ment of Fish and Game here found it difficult to arrange accommoda- tions for personnel of the Alaska Fisheries Board which meets here later this month.
 Del Valentine will head the Civic Projects Committee, according to an announcement by the president. Other members on the committee are John Trent, Merrill Coon, Fred Mamaloff, Eldon Lester and ad- visory member, Dick Pace.
 Members of the Coast Guard Air Detachment were guests at the meeting, and were given rousing round of applause for their efforts in behalf of the Kodiak Airways pilot, Gene Kingston, who was res cued Sunday by CG helicopter. Men from the Detachment present at the meeting were It. Paul Breed, It. J. c. Wyatt and Cmdr. Rich mond, co of the Detachment
 President Johnson announced budget in the amount of $6, 400 has been set up for the Festival. He said he didn't anticipate any trouble in meeting the expenses for the Festival.
 Criticism was voiced by Chuck Weir on the untidiness of City Hall property.
 Other guests at the meeting were Edith Wiley, Guy Powell and Herb Hilcher.
 The Chamber will meet next week for last special meeting, at which time the State legislators from here will be invited to speak to the group upon their return from Juneau.
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A cacheted cover honoring the event is featured. The theme is "Y ear Round Transportation" Orders for the cacheted covers should be sent to the Anchorage Philatelic Society, Box 2214, Anch- orage, Alaska. Cost is 15c or 2 for 25c. The covers will be mailed April 29
 If unaddressed cancelled covers are wanted, large stamped and addressed envelope should be sent with the order.
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Legal Notices
STATE OF ALASKA

 Sealed bids will be received by the Department of Administration, Division of Supply of the State of Alaska at Room 517, Alaska Office Building, Juneau, Alaska until HOO A. M. on April "A, 1861, and then publicly opened, for the pur- chase of the following: Charter of Aircraft for non-scheduled flights over various areas of Alaska. Standard bid forms and complete specifications may be obtained from the Department of Admins tration, Division of Supply, Box 2420, Juneau, Alaska.
 The state reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any formality in bidding proceed ureS.
 Director, Division of Supply
 R. c. BERG, Publish: March 31,
 April T, IA, 1861
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THE TR UT H, THE WHOLE TRUTH, AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH We think this is a good buy for this four-room house on two lots with good view and potential for building a mo- tel or rental property.
 IT'S COLOSSAL, IT'S GIGAN- TIC, IT'S SPECTACULAR = Large lot in the downtown area of Kodiak, size 114x108. Suitable for building any commercial or residential building. Priced to sell quick for $1 10000.
 GOOD NEWS TRAVELS FAST and-this piece of property con- sists of IA acres with one-bed- room home and well, located on the outskirts of Kodiak. Is going to be sold fast for the price of $2,5OO.0O.
 YOU WILL HAVE TO TRAVEL FAR-to beat this 160 acres of nice land overlooking Manaska bay, with approximately 3,OOO-ft. beach frontage in immediate area where the new road will be going to Ouzinkie Point. Suitable for sub-dividing or building beau tiful homes. Some of the land is partially cleared. Good terms. MAKE INSTANT MONEY-finish this partially completed three bedroom house and you will make yourself considerable profit. Located on a good lot and overlooking the bay. Price - $4,5OO.0O
 FOR SALE: Nice three-bedroom home on 11a acres of land out side of town, good well, and garage. Priced at $8,50000 Terms Kodiak Aleutian Realty, Phone 486-2960. 4-7-1n FOR APPOINTMENT TO SEE THE ABOVE PROPERTIES CALL KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY-PH. 486-296O.
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KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY
 SPECIALS

WE'VE GOT GOOD NEWS FOR YOU = Modern two-bedroom house on concrete foundation with basement, in an area of Ko- diak overlooking the bay and in a nice residential area. Priced right for a quick easter sale.
 WANT A NEW HOME '? ? {? We now have made arrangements with a reliable Kodiak Contrac- tor-Builder to construct Loct- wall home. It can be done in 300 hours. Prices are right. Call Ko- diak-Aleutian Realty to see Blue prints and to see one that has been constructed. Phone 486- 296O. 4-7-1n
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Services

RBORV VIEW PLUMBING & HEATING. Ph.
 486-2422 day or night or 487- 5840. Guaranteed work by li- censed plumber & steamfitter. Take advantage of our free es- timating service. tin
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$25000 reward for information leading to the arrest and convic- tion of any person or persons killing, stealing or maliciously molesting livestock owned by any member of the Kodiak Live
 stock Growers Association. 4-7-1n
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Stamp Exhibit On April 29-3O

The Anchorage Philatelic So- ciety will again sponsor its annual exhibition in that city. Dates are April 29-3O.
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1850 Chevy Pickup motor in good
 condition, practically new tires. Ph. 486-29O4. 4-7-1n
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On The Screen *%*!f3'$*%+.***%'.8**.s*!*sS'S's.Ss'

*s*++****.s**+s*****s.ss.ss SATURDAY
 "The Bridges at Tok0-Ri." Thrill film of Navy jet fliers in the Ko- rean war. Stars William Holden, Grace Kelly, Fredrick Marche and Mickey Rooney.
 SUNDAY and MONDAY
 "Alias Jesse James" = One re- view said: "A rip-roaring, rough and-tumble satire on period west erns, this Hope Enterprise pro- duction is loaded with laughs to keep moviegoers in high state of hilarity throughout"
 Cast includes Bob Hope, Rhonda Fleming with such western stall warts as Gary Cooper, Roy Rogers, Hugh Wyatt Earp" O'Brien, James "Gunsmoke" Arness and even Bing Crosby, all yielding their guns to mow down the Jesse James gang. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
 Five Branded Women" - Con- cerns women guerilla fighters of World War II, five lovely girls whose heads are shorn by partisans in Jugoslavia, and driven out of town when it is learned that they
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Piano-like blonde is $200.50, still losing $1 daily. Ph. 486-5438.
 4-7-1n
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2-rm. house, partially furnished. Plumbing installed. To be moved from present location. Call after 5 weekdays or anytime Saturday.
 Ph. 486-2393. Ally
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Plumbing & Heating. Ph.
 486-2917 or Answering Service
 Ph. 486-5144. tin
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Fritz's Welding: Motor overhaul, general repair. Welding boat
 work. Mathey Fitzgerald. Ph. 486-5168. tin.
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ISLAND ELECTRONICS = Radio & TV repair. Open 12 to g pm.
 Ph. 486-2626. tin
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will not be responsible for any debts other than my own. Gary
 T. Davis. 24-3n
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THE DOGHOUSE is now open 2 a. m. to 1 a. m. Come in and eat with Dera and Chris. For take
 out orders, call 486-2823. 3-3-5n
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For Rent

Apartment for. couple, near new
 school. Ph. 486-5280. 4-7-1n
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Notices

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSLY you have drinking problem & need help, write Box 376, Ko- diak or call 486-5148 days or nights. tin
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Crooked Island, 51 acres patented.
 14,5O0 fit. beach front, buildings. Excellent garden spots, good well water, ideal clam beaches.
 Small down payment, balance monthly. Contact Nixon's box 961, Kodiak. 4-7-3n
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CLASSIFIEDS Classified advertising rates: Si.00 minimum for first 20 words: 10 for each additional 4 words;
 plus 29c sales tax.
 Payable in Advance.
For Sale

For better used cars & trucks, see B & J Auto Sales. We buy & sell.
 Auto Sales, Ph. 486-2464. tin
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-06
Flying Farmers Will Tour Alaska

According to an item in the February issue of Flying Far mer", an official publication of the National Flying Farmers Assn, Alaska will be the target of 1861 tour by members of that organization.
 The proposed dates are June Is through the 28th, including eight full days to be spent in Alaska. The article indicates that the group will assemble in Calgary, Alberta, and fly on to Fairbanks. Included in the Alaskan activi- ties are swimming inside the Arctic Circle, gold banning, and visits to Mt. Mckinley Park, An chorage, and the agriculture areas of the state.
 Loren Wiederkehr of Palmer is listed by Flying Farmer as pres ident of the Alaska State Chapter, and James Hurley and Mrs. Gen Moffitt, also of Palmer, as vice president and secretary-treasurer respectively.
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-06
Flying Surgeon Puts The Blame on Pilots For Aviation Accidents

WASHINGTON R - A flying surgeon has blamed the pilots lack of knowledge and profici- ency for most of the general aviation accidents which cost 835 lives last year.
 Dr. William Requarth of De- catur, IL, who gave the testi- mony in the Senate's Air Safety Investigation, is President of the National Pilots Assn. He said he was not speaking for the organi- zation, however, but was giving the 'best thinking of several of our members who are well quail fled to comment
 General aviation embraces pri- vate and other civilian flying other than airlines and the com mercial air taxi services. Deaths from air line accidents numbered an additional 499 in 1860.
 The Senate Aviation Subcom- mittee conducting the hearings received testimony last week that 20 fatal accidents are caused by pilot error in general aviation for every one in commercial flying.
 Requarth said he flies to Chi cago at least once a week to con- duct classes at the University of Chicago Medical School.
 About 33 per cent of our fa- talities can be prevented" Re- quarth said. Most are caused by the pilots lack of knowledge and proficiency"
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-06
Rubber Tired Trains May Solve Transport Problems In Far North Mining Areas

ST. LOUIS R - A Canadian mining engineer says rubber tired trackless trains may solve the transportation problem in the development of Canada's far north mining areas.
 Emil Dubnie of Ottawa made the remark in a closing session of the 90th annual convention of he American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and P e tro l e u m Engineers (AIME) here yesterday. He is senior technologist of the Mineral Resources Division of the Canadian Department of Mines and Technical Surveys.
 Dubnie said during the past 30 years air, water, road and rail transportation have served as an adequate but costly means of transportation for the far north.
 He said rubber-tired trains would be more flexible in nego- tiating grades and curves and would have lower initial construc- ton costs than railroads. It may be the transportation of the north in time to come"
The Nome nugget., 1961-03-06
MONEY WOULD GO TO CHARITY

WASHINGTON, tR President Kennedy intends to forbid off cials of his administration to make speeches or write articles for pay unless they turn the money over to charity, the White House said today.
 Similarly, it said, the adminis- tration intends to tighten up an old Pentagon directive to prevent members of the armed forces from caShing in on stories of their experiences and adventures.