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ferences and panel discussions
at which Catholics, Protest
ants and Jews involved in So
cial action will participate
jointly.
The statement on coopera-
ton of the American Jewish
Committee, as made public at
the Catholic groups meeting,
said:
"In the spirit of mutual re-
gard and cooperation, and mo-
tivated by the high Biblical
tradition of prophetic justice,
the American Jewish Com
mittee has expressed its hopes
Of cooperating with repre-
sentatives Of the Catholic and
Protestant communities in
programs devoted to a joint
study of the principles of So
cial action propounded in the
encyclical, and the specific,
practical proposals for their
implementation in the social
order.
ut is the hope and inten-
ton of the American Jewish
Committee to stimulate study
and discussion of the social
teachings embodied in Mater
ct Magistra among its chap
tiers in major cities through
out the United States"
The Catholic Social Action
Conference also announced
plans for its 1862 convention.
The meeting will be held in
Pittsburgh at Duquesne Uni
versity, August % to Is. Bish-
OPP John j. Wright of Pitts
burgh will address the conven-
tons closing dinner.
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John Jones

1913 parishes and help begin
a Diocesan youth camp.
John leaves his comfortable
Grandview home, where he
lives with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Jones, Sr. and
his two brothers, Gary and
Ronald, for his new home and
office at 4409 South Broadway
in Oklahoma City.
Why?
Another 'kooky' idea?
John says:
Il have an opportunity to
assist in the development of
a more Catholic and Catholic
minded youth-an opportunity
to share the faith which l
have received"
Converts Make the Best
Catholics
Just a cliche of course, but
sometimes, we'll once in a.
while someone comes
along to make you a believer.
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ADAMS
TO LEAGUE

Philip Adams, director Of
the Cincinnati Art Museum,
will speak at the Columbus
Gallery of Fine Arts, 8 pm.
Friday, January 10, at the
regular meeting of the Column
bus Art League, which will be
held in the Sessions Room.
1T PAYS TO USE THE
TIMES CLASSIFTEDS
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Continued from Page y
favorably on the program.
This year he again organic
ed what he jokingly refers to
as his street preachers and
it again helped bring the true
Christmas spirit to the shop
pers.
His CYC Safety program
has won a national award for
two consecutive years.
HE HAS RECEIVED the
Eagle for the Cross award
and the Outstanding Youth of
the Year award for his con-
contributions.
Father Richard Dodd, Do
cesar youth director, has COM
mented that eve couldn't
nave paid Tor the quantity OF
work which John has produc-
ed for US"
ACCORDING TO DON
QUINN, managing editor of
the Oklahoma Courier, Dioce-
san newspaper of the Okla
homa-Tulsa Diocese, John will
have plenty of opportunity to
apply his talents in Okla
homa.
AS lay assistant to Father
Daniel Allen, the Oklahoma
youth director, John will help
set up a program for an esti-
mated $500 high school age
students, coordinate sodality
and young Christian students
and worker programs in the
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SET REGISTRATION
FOR ART SCHOOL

Registration is now open
for the Spring semester at the
Columbus College of Art and
Design. The day schools cur
riculum contain many
courses in commercial and
fine arts. The evening school
has q courses for the hobby
list and the professional. The
Saturday school is open to
children from six to 18. For
information call CA. 4-91O1.
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CUBAN ENVOY
ARRIVES IN ROME

ROME, (NC)- Luis Amado
Blanco, new Cuban Ambassa-
dor to the Holy See, arrived
in Rome by way of Prague
(Jan. 15) to present his Gre
dentials to Pope John XIII,
the Cuban embassy to the
Holy See announced.
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local, national and interna-
tional communities"
IT WAS REPORTED that
the Catholic Social Action
Conferences executive COM
mittee is making plans to
clear the way for joint con-
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people were injured when a
mob attacked a group going
to church and threw rocks at
the church doors.
The Kongolo killings occur
red after a lull in the anti
missionary violence that took
place early in 1861.
WHILE THE FIRST PART
of 1861 witnessed the flight
Of missioners from violence
racked stretches of land COW
ering a third of the Congo's
vast territory, the second part
of the year witnessed their
gradual return.
By the end of the year,
most of the missioners who
had been forced from their
posts had returned.
In January, fighting drove
missioners from three mis-
sions in North Katanga. This
was intertribal warfare, which
broke out in various parts Of
the Congo after the departure
of the former Belgian rulers
in the middle of 1860.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT in
February of the death Of Pre-
mler Lumumbs, who had been
kept in detention since his
deposition in 1860. touched
off riots and persecution
wherever his followers had
a free hand. They were in
power in parts of Oriental,
Kasai, Katanga and Kivu
provinces.
On February Ia, about 40
White Fathers and White
Sisters were arrested and
abused in the region of Ka-
songo, capital of the region
of Maniema in Kivu province.
A day later, a region of
Kasai province known as the
Sankuru, became the scene Of
antimissionary violence. An
armed rabhle of officerless
Congolese soldiers and unem-
ployed youths destroyed the
mission Of Makula-Kulu.
On February 16, the parish
of Kadutu near Kivu's pro-
vincial capital of Eukavu
came under attack. While the
African pastor went for help,
the attackers broke into the
mission house and hunted
down the priests. They seized
one of them. Father Rene De
Vos, WE, and murdered him.
On February II, the Orien-
tai province town of Basoko
saw Sacred Heart priests ar
rested, beaten and deported.
On February 20, Father
Joseph II. Tegels, C.S.J., was
murdered in Basoko.
ON FEBRUARY IS I'M
KlVU, a convent of nuns was
attacked. But the local peo-
pie interviewed and four of
the attackers were killed be-
fore the assault was repulsed.
In March all the Passionist
missioners in the Diocese of
Tshumbe and virtually all
the Sacred Hearts (Picpus)
Fathers in Kole apostolic pre-
lecture were forced to leave.
SEVENTY.S VEN S.
SloNERS in Sankuru were
evacuated by the United Ma
tions force there on April 4.
June witnessed the destruc-
ton by mutinous soldiers of
Kafumbe mission in Katan-
gas Lac Moero prefecture.
During the fighting in Ka-
tanga in December a number
of schools, hospitals, social
centers and churches we're
hit by shells. Two Sisters we're
wounded an done priest, en-
Italian missionary of the Paul
inc Congregation, was killed.
Mission work often came to
a halt as the missioners came
to the aid of the sick and
wounded.
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The priests and nuns were
killed along with a large num-
Der of Africans in the city
of Kongolo in secessionist
Katanga province, according
to reports reaching here.
Reports of the Kongolo
massacre were conflicting.
Some said the priests and
nuns were killed by central
government troops. Others
said the assassins were sold
iers loyal to Antoine Gizen-
ga, p~rocommunist leader of
Oriental province and ousted
vice premier of the GENITAL
government who was placed
under house arrest (Jan. Ia
by central government sold
iers in Stanleyville, capital of
Oriental province.
None Of the reports iden-
titled the victims. The only
missionary priests in Kon-
COLO. however, we're Is Bel
gian priests of the Congrega-
ton of the Holy Ghost. There
was also one Holy Ghost
Brother, also a Belgian. KOn-
COLO is the See city of Bishop
Gustave Bouve, C.S.Sp.. a ma
tive of Belgium.
There were "a Sisters in
the city belonging to the con-
gregations of the Daughters of
the Cross and of the Sisters
of the Holy and Immaculate
Heart of Mary.
According to dispatches
reaching here, the massacre
was reported to Archbishop
Louis Van Steene, WIZ, Of
Bukavu by missioners who
had escaped from Kongolo
to Bukavu. 225 miles away.
Reports stated that the
murders took place on jan
unary /. On that date Presi-
dent Noise Tshombe of Ka-
tanga said that Katangese
troops had evacuated Kon-
COLO and that central govern
ment troops had invaded the
area, killing hundreds of per-
sons and burning villages as
they advanced on the city.
Missioners reaching Buka-
WI repeatedly said that the
bodies of all 10 murdered
priests and nuns had been re-
covered. Another missioner
was taken away, they report
ed, and has not been heard
from since. The missioners
we're reported to have told
Archbishop Van Steene that
the troops involved were
those Of the central govern
ment.
They said the soldiers beat
the priests and nuns before
they killed them with auto
matte weapons.
HERE IN LEoPoLDVILLE,
the Congo's capital, Premier
grille Adoula of the central
government said he had re-
ports that troops led by Col.
Joseph Pakassa. Gizenga's
cousin. were responsible for
the slaughter.
CA broadcast over the Bel
gian radio indicated the troops
loyal to Gizenga were respon.
sible).
A week after the massacre
a report from Kamituga in
Kivu province said that two
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
DANCE BANDS

Emusic for all occasions"
For dancing or listening pleas.
ure. Booking all of Diocese.
Phone or write Frank Bush, 1922
Willard Co.'s or call 488-1071.
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IN CONGO:
Priests, Nuns
Reported Murdered

L~EOPOLDVILLE, The Congo = C~ongolese troops
have murdered IL missionary priests and seven Afri-
can Sisters in the worst outbreak of violence against
the Catholic missions since this S~trife-torn nation be-
came independent a year and a half ago.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-02-16
~ m@N
 Funny RVefRoies COMMUNITY MEETINGS

Booklets ca Civil Defense were distributed bY club president Glen Moore. recently when the Funny River Community Club net at the Dick Hill home. A pot luck supper and bingo followed the business meeting. The next meeting Will Be at the home of Elmer Bird on the last Saturday of February. All interested per- sons are invited te attend these community meetings.
 E.NTERTAINS CLUB
 Members uf the Funny River Sewing Club were entertained recently at 8he home of Mary Harris \ luncheon ef Spanish Eiee. het Halls and a gelatin des= sert was served by the hostess. DO RETURN IN MARCH
 Word has been received from Me and Mrs. Jim Whitcorab that 6hs9 have reached Wichita. Kan. NaeHe theY are staying with her mother. On #heir N9 Outside BFex stayed three days with Af. and Mrs Mark Moore "a Hardin, Mont The afaofes aHa formerly of Soldotna. Jim and Betty plan to Ke back an their homestead in the Funny River area about March 18th.
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Meeting Features ,Ianannsn Theme Ls A& 7 &&& &Alg@ 4 AHAENRA

KeRa# Homemakers at their regular meeting recently were transported to the Japanese is- lands via slides and refreshments.
 After the regular business meeting conducted under leader ship q club president Q pal James. 2z members and guests followed Yuriko Roberts ovsr the Japanese country side beginning 1#om the time she reached the Tokyo airport. Her dress was sheath fashioned 6f grey silk and Hlnk embroidery. She confessed ta being unable to don the oBi and therefore di5 not wear tic traditional kimona.
 Yuaiko. assisted by Mrs. James prepared and served sHki Eaki. Several Of the ingredients were available only after special order from Seattle. Tiny fortune cook ies ana rice cookies completed the meal.
 Slides Of Massachusetts, Ken- mai Days parade aad 8he Wfan- gelI Mountains were also shown.
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#a Bidding Set

Bids will be opened Feb. 28 for the grading and drainage of five miles of highway on the Kenai Peninsula.
 T. D. Sherard. director of the Alaska Division of Hwys., said
 Specifications call for B foot roadway that will add 5.3 miles to the North Kenai Hwy.
 The successful contractor will be required to complete the pro- jeet within ITO working days after receiving notice to proceed, according te Alaska Hwy. Dept.
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NOTICE
NOTICE OF SPECIAL EI.EtsTIalN
NOTICE Ts HEREFv cIVF

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on the 23rd day of February. 1862. there viii be held in the City Administration Building lIi- hrarE n KeHai. Alaska, an elec- ton foa the purpose of ratfging e1 rejecting Ordinance No. 1s of the GIts e8 Kenai, being a Drdin= anee granting . franchise to the keaai Power Corporation. is sue eesse4s 9H assigns, u operate and maintain an electric utility sgs- tem in tHe City and setting forth the terms thereof.
 IHa polls for said election shall he open at 5 am. oH that date and NiiI close at 8 pm. on the sane day. and aal qualified electors of 18e City of Keaaii HEto haze reg istered in accordance with law HlIi 5s entitled to vote at said election.
 Qualified eleefof aEe persons who have resided fn the State 84 Alaska foH ene gear and D the City of Kenai fer thirty eaxs immediately preceding the election.
 Office of the City Clerk will De open for registration of elec= tors from am. to 5 pan. week days until February IF, 1862.
 {Regis1rat5oa closed 5 days prior 1a election. counting Sun- days and hoIidays.1
 Anyone having questions He= eaftline Hhe election, contact tI4e undersigned.
 Dated this 17fh day of daHu= srY, 1g6z.
 FRANCES f6RK4LsEN
 eitY Clerk # the
 City of Keaai, Alaska Published in Ihe GheeeHako News Ia tae issaes of Jan. 1a and 26. and Feb. 2. 3 and 18, 1962.
 6aeeehako News. mailed aayz where. anly s HeH seaf
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AUTOS FOR SALE

E956 4-nr. Ford Sedan. T-Bifd
 motor. Good condition. Sell eheapiY Tor cash, Inquire at 1o0.s Market. George SEeat- Eealts. g4=3b
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HARTLEY MOTORS
 In kenai OFFERS THESE SPECIALS
W

sk6 z 1z1se AE1ESE cIE1IAIS
 NEW
 1957 z 100. heater, cylinder, Excellent body runs good. Be low Blne Book - S750 4962 GALAXY 300 Town Sedan. Ming green and white. 85 en. in. 20 h.p. engine. Gruise-a- Matte. Freshaire heater. Push button radio. deluxe wheel c6y- ers. padded dash and visor. BaeEap lights, heavy duty baf= tefy. windshield washer. 2zspd. electric WipeTs. Mud and snow siras Will finance. S9881.80 Ig8z F-1Do 1 Hoa Pickup. V-s engine. Ffeshaire heater. Ivy. aatX battery. stylesiaIe body. Mud and snow tires. Goldenfod yellow. z9z ct. ia. engine. dlx. cab, turn indicators, hwy. duty rear springs. ..=...z. S2s8g. .98 fa62 GALAXY Town Sedan. 4z door Y-8 engine. mud and snow 5iEess Fofd50zNa6ie. pushbHt- 8on radio, Ffeshaire heater. I'D battery. equa-loek axle. Color is silver moss. ................ .s3461. .00 1962 F-250 2 Ton Pickup. Style side body, sidemoant spare. A Efeshaife heater, I'D battery. 5.50x16 mud and snow tires. I'm indicators, deluxe cab, 4- speed transmission. Color: Turquoise ..zz..==..z......= S301a. .8S 1a6z FALCON deluxe Club Wae- ol. twice the space =of any EuIl size station wagon. Heater "A heater. padded dash. traction tires aH re z cyl 12 horse power engine. blue color. S83s5 Ia5I FORD FaIKIsANE 8DR. $ egl. Radio a9d heater less than 69Qa niles. Iais one fs perfect. ONLY .==.z= S255fI 1851 FALCON 5-I5R. Foraomatie, FzA. H5r deluxe 8rina. push batzoA Faaia. green and #Ai9e, 4e0a niles. Taiz Is P cream p5fz S1885 1a57 8zPAss FORD STATION wagon Ks engine. Ford 0- Matte eaaia and heater. good rubber. Colon. black and white. NOW -..=.-..s.....z.........- S10s5 1a58 FORD Country Sedan. 4-dr., newly installed X-6 with only no miles on engine Ford-0- Matte. radio, FfeshaiFe heater. NOW ...............-......-......... S875 1852 WILLYs A-wh. drive, heat CT, new battery excellent rub Der ...s..........s-......s--...=.. 95I5 PICKUP, Stake body, htr., good rubber. Starts good even at Bod below. $40 1856 PACKARD 4-4oor. radio B heater, excellent motor. S550 1854 FORD A-door Station Wgn. Radio and heater, standard transmission, good body, good transportation .s....=s........... S3s5 195e ENGLISH FORD Consul. Clean good engine ........... S695 1857 FORD F-250 Y-s. Good aub- Der and motor. Color red. 4zspd. transmission ..s..s--sz.-sz..ss.. S950
 HARTLEY MOTORS
 in RENAL
 Phone 283-7525 or 283- -7840
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ANDERAfERE APART lM.IE.AlJrs One. tW0 and three bedroom. modern family units. Look fer sign bY Wilson's Store of cal
 bh oz5251 Anchorage. 66bc
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  4AEs

MOTEL ROOMS with private bath. Finest motel in Kenai. A9nlpaEII1Ve rates. The SPIRE
 MOTEL, Kenaii Alaska. Phone ze3s.f991 6be
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CLASSIFIED ADS

RATE loe per Nord sI minimn for the price of 4pag n4ant must accompany insertion orer4 The cheerhat accepts responsibility fer only incorrect insertion
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Gheeehako News. mailed any sr5eTe. only S6 HeH year.
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 ZnD IT.
 .AS8 LII

OXYGEN. eeaErYYE r LEN E. pipe. steel. LUKEts WELDIN e SERVICE. Nile I N. Kenai Rsi. Phone e83-7727. A5-Be NORGE BQUBIE-D00R refEIs- eHafoE, I1o lh. fteezer zon fon. S250. Call 262-4 4242.
 OLD NEWSPAPERS for pack iags etc. 2e D. in bundles of 5 pounds. GHeeehalse News plant, RidgeWays phone 262-aG24. 56e 160 ACRE HOMESTEAD. five niles south Of selaotna. Big timber. Surveyed and go acres cleared. Will sell improvements for S12e0 and reliaapish. ph. 2s3 TO- RESIDENTIAL Lors z5 FOOT bg 155 foot. S25 down. $25 per month nlus 6ze. Total pI3ee $700 Bill Malvaaey, Box 443, Kenais Alaska. e $ 1s FOOT RIVER DORY. 500. Three ton tiIt bed loWb6y trailer, tandem axle. $50. Con- tact Ruth MoHalli oe Rfite Box 137l soldetna. 67 1 1860 4MPAIAA GHEYl 1o YARD dump 6ox with hoist. ? ole trailer asa0x20 tines. 50 KH BB806 Cat. power plant. 1851 L 19o tandem truck, tires 8fe 200 29 aaa yerE good. AlI items afe n storage ia AHeiY- ofage. Write Frank HaWes. care af RCA. Cape Romanzoff. Alaska G7 I TWO T0sGENBURG mix goats and one kid. Reasonable. Rex Eagle, RidgeRa es=2 FOOD ( e0FS DE. Daily specials at s1.50- Families welcome. Cat efiHg service. No job too large or too small. Georges Coffee Shop. Now located next to the Rainbow Bar in kenai. 66-1b -sssszss-s=ss-ss--=s=- FOR SALE or TRADE
 
 CUT WOOD for fireplace. cock stove. Any kind of wood. Pick up or delivered. Ed Meyers Ranch, Ridgeway. 66b3
 WANTED
 FISHING SITE write details to Box 128, Anchor Point. 66-ab
 JOBS WANTED
 
 RENAL PENINSULA ADvER- tisers, contact Jim Dodsens KENI AM-TV, Box 1160 An@ ehorage. Let the consumer hear your message. G2-be
 
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 YUKON PLUMBING e HEAT TAfC { F ev. xXY gf sg@s4Sse, 5s,.-,.
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MOTOR VEHICLES F(1R SALE

1a59 4-door Chevrolet Station 0n, excellent condition. AL 30 ene-ton International truck s6el9. Rogers Garage Saldatna.
 65=3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-02-16

NORGE BQUBIE-D00R ra4HIg- eHafor, 1I0 H.. freezer sn. fa13
 S25e. Call z62- 4242 3e-ba
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-02-16

1858 4I TT. xs FIT, very clean.
 2 bedroom with washer, S250 for S2g0fl.00 equity wo wan
 nigans completely fiH shed isl-
 side and fully insalated. All
 set ID n Sterling. Call 2s2-
 1901. 67 3pd }---- s-------=-=
 For that away y-fif0nas sh0n1e stu- fRnt z gift subscriptions t0 the
 leechalzo News.
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NOTE 0F THANKS

Gheechako News classified ads - cost little get results. Try them.
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SPECIAL OFFER: 10-x55-ftseora- pleteIy furnished 1862 trailer
 wi1lSsFizet Cor Alaska. 10h
 down payment. 6ao interest. 2 years to pay. Total price S4500 fob. factory. Call collect Am chofage BR 7-6655, Coastal Marvel Homes. Inc. B6bc
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OXYGEN, AGHTfLHNE pipe. steel. LUKEtS WELDIN e SERVICE. Nile t N. Kenai Ra. Phone z83=II27 A5-be
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-02-16

ULD NEWSPAPERS for naeK- ing. ete. 2e D. in bundles of g
 pounds. Gl1eee1laise News plant,
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HOMES FOR SALE
IEA GNI

Two story bhlee bedroom home with basement located on lot 40QSl5Q-ft. in Kenai. price is SI6s5s0.0g cash, OF sf9,s18.60 terms.
 One bedroom modern home on acre, priced at only S650a.
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@4~~~.zZ .IIOAAII..

z bedroom modern home on one acre Iro1tiag on Sterling Hwy. Priced at only s13,909. E bedroom modern on IlldxI0B ft. lot priced at only 96950.
 MsK REALTY
 Village Shopping Center a8LBQ1S A z62 4600
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4aH@TxH s-5 EsE4 80s

PARKERss UNION 76 Station
 open 2 hours a day. 53bc
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160 ACRE HOMESTEAD. five niles south Of selaotna. Bie timber Surveyed and 40 acres cleared. Win sell improvements
 for S1200 and reliaapish. ph.
 2s5z3 s go
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-02-16

TOUR AVON Representative in
 Kenai. Sol9otna area. Ph. 283-
 7507. 5Bbc
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RESIDENTIAL I0Ts 75 Fo0F by 1S5 foot. S25 down. $25 per
 month pIus 6ss. Total p3See
 $70a Bill MalvaaeY, B0x 443, Kenai, Alaska. 67 5
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BUDGER-EXPANDO MOBILE
 home, 15xa5. Thermo-fonced air
 heat. wall to wall carpet, double insulation, storm windows, priced for quick sale. Mrs. Blanchard. Seward, CA 4-5215 days, CA 4-5915 evenings. 66-3
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-02-16

bedroom home located an 1I0x-
 loa aH t1e Kenai River. Nhs ret fish from gear back yard Total price only sf5000.
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S0ngTNA

IEo aad 1h1ee bedroom homes ready for occupancy. Total price S26s009 aad S2e .000 FILA terms af only s135o and s1650 down payments, natural gas aaa comm 4z4afz=33z sz=S 4s45z sz45z=F .z44=
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-02-16

l9-Ff spaeemastef Trailer home located in Riverside Terrace. If you plan to buy trailer, you can save meneg buying this one at only s9.661.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
TOOLS

- ~ O41A
sledges. Sc; rakes, 81; hose, S1.o5;
6-gal. cans, $1.50; drop cloths,
$3.50, saws, S1.45; hammers, soc;
blocks, falls, ropes, chains, ehisels,
planes, motors: bunk beds, S12;
axe, S2.75: hand saws. $1.45;
l00-ft. tapes, S3.95: snow shovels,
So; Oman saws, $3.50; 6xe tarps,
$3.50: 10x12 tarps, $lO.S0;
wedges, SOC; droplights, Sl.35;
saw blades, 81 rs, used taYps, 81
IT.; steel shelving, cable, an COM
pressor, welders, pumps. picks, 81.
]. II. GICHNER
ISIS NJ ST. NV. Pc. 3-6S4S
TRACTOR PARTs-Used and re-
built, international tractor parts,
save up TO 50ss Of new cost
Free estimate. Can OF. z-e100.
PHILLIPS MACHINERY, 291C
Jeff-Davis hwy. Arl.. Va.
Tv--RCA console, walnut, 21-in.
Good condition. Best offer ae-
cepted. Call 434-9399.
Tv, 10" Magnavox. portable. $3.50.
RADIO. Telefunken (Opus), S100
or best offer. 5S7-9190.
Evening star., 1962-05-28

CIV. AREA-Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit,
big refgr., bath, big closets, pvt.
quiet pch., adult. OIL 2-1109.
HILLTOP HOUSE, cor. 18th. 1873
Euclid st.. NV Embassy Row. CEN
tral location at park HU 3-3402.
Evening star., 1962-05-28

PAINTING, interior, exterior, rool
] carpentry. gutter work. BY white
Call any time. gcH. s-4@o4-
Evening star., 1962-05-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD
HU. 3-5432
APTs. FURNlSHED-D.e c.

ANHCOsTTA. 1928 18th st. Sc
Lovely 2-bedrm. apt, liv. rrn., kit,
pvt. bath, nicely furn; 2 OF 3
adults. cony. transp; IL S-7O43.
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HOLLY HOUSE. 1928 T St. NV.
vic. Conn. ave.-Lee. furn. or un-
furn. effic. apis. Air cond. units.
roof-top patio, elev. service.
laundry facilities. Resident Mana
ger, phone 667-2397. -