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Evening star., 1962-04-06
Alps SnowsIides Kill B;
Rood Tunnel Finished

COURMAYEUR, Italy, April (AP)-Snowsldes killed at
least three workmen the Mont Blanc tunnel project early
today miners Alpine tunnel ~ miles away
their conquest of nature. 81 IA
The avalanche rolled down the mountain side
and buried several workers bunkhouses the
slept inside.
Rescuers found three bodies and pulled three injured
Evening star., 1962-04-06
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Evening star., 1962-04-06

Combat strength-It can sus-
tain all-out combat for one
week without resupply of air.
craft fuel; it can operate an
extra squadron (12 planes) in
addition to the six squadrons
of present conventional car
rierS: it could cruise indefinitely
off a foreign shore and keep
a crisis from becoming a war.
Maintenance The Enter
prise is a clean ship-no smoke.
Smoke corrodes aircraft and
interferes with planes that are
landing.
FalI0ut Protection
Protection-A ship with a
big SmokeStack and big air in
takes cannot be closed against
fallout or chemical weapons.
The Enterprise can be COM
pletely buttoned up during such
an attack and then washed
down with a spray system that
turns her into a three-block-
long, 23-story-high fountain.
Full advantages of nuclear
power won't be realized until
the Navy has an all-nuclear
task force, Enterprise officers
say. The Navy now has the
Enterprise, an atomic cruiser,
numerous atomic submarines
and is building one atomic de-
stroyer and planning another.
Evening star., 1962-04-06

YOUR QUEST ENDS Rutherford nearby Fairfax-Cunea
off Little River Turnpike Visit Rutherford you seek
of life well house. homes built
by Cromwell Construction Co., Inc Howard Mchnick president
S289O s39O fully air conditioned practical
for qualified applicants Cross the Memorial Bridge Key Bridge
lh Street Bridges follow Shirley Highway Route Lncolnia
Interchange; Little River Turnpike Route 236; drive past
Annandae left Guinea Road Rutherford Phone 27377
OPEN DAILY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS 10 AM. TIL DARK
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17
Police Business On The Upgrade

Business picked up for the Ko- diak police department this past week as eight arrests involving in toxication were recorded with one offender being arrested twice in the weeks span
 Fined and forfeiting $25 bail bonds for intoXication were Al fred Hansen, Edward Nelson, Thomas Swenson, Arthur A. Con- dardy and Artho Manning. Nelson was rearrested and handed 30- day jail sentence.
 Two minors James Krunz and Raymond Corona, Jr., were handed S25 fines and given 30 day sus- pended jail sentences after being found guilty of being under the influence.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17
Lost Fishermen's Memorial Fund Gets First Contribution Toward S250O Goal

First donor for the FiSherman's Memorial, proposed to be erected at the Small Boat Harbor, is Bruce Howard, who contributed S7 to- ward the fund this week.
 Howard left his wallet at Knud- sens after making some purchases there, and after some great effort he was located. In appreciation he offered to give reward, but Emil Knudsen suggested that it be used for the memorial for Fishermen lost at sea.
 The Memorial was first proposed by Roland E. Brusco of Cathlamet, Wash, who lost his brother at sea last winter, and suggested that such a commemoration be made. He told Kodiak residents that ne would make a subtantial contribu- tion towards such a memorial if the community would undertake the project.
 Meanwhile the Chamber ap- pointed Knudsen to head up such a committee and he has contacted an artist to draw a sketch of the memorial which is estimated to cost about $2,500.
 Contributions for the memorial
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17
Another Medical Course Planned

Another medical self-help course will be started Monday, Aug. 20, under the direction of Jo Hajdu.
 The class will be held on Mon day and Thursday at 7:30 pm. in the downstairs classroom at the Downtown school.
 Present enrolment is more than 12, and anyone else who wishes to enroll may do so by contracting Mrs. Hajdu at 486-5430 after 5:3O pm. on weekdays or on weekends.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17
KODIAK MIRROR
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How long can government sur yive that requires one out of every six of the nations workers to run it. and has spent so much more over the year than it has taken in that it is in debt SIP trillion-or S6, SAP for every man, woman and child in the country? These fig ures are from Senate Republican Policy Committee report and sugr gest it really is time for that change we heard about in 1852.
 In this enlightened day of sO- cializing our school child, the chances are that few today learn the multiplication tables such as three times three is nine; three times four is 12, etc.
 But it was too may years ago that it was standard practice in the lower grades, and we have recollection of the father read ing his newspaper while junior was pouring over the multiplied ton tables, thusly: "TwO times two, the SOB is four; two times three the SOB is six"
 Aghast, father dropped his pa per to question the yOungster who in turn was adamant that that was the way it was taught to him.
 Turns out, as you recall, was that the teacher directed the youngsters to repeat that the tables in this manner: "TwO times two, the sum of which is four. Two times three, the sum of which is six"
 Apparently it is case of watch your eununciatiOn - as well as your language.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17
-- Kodiak Kapsules --

they may feel at home? :. Infor- nation on why it is necessary to limit catches at the time the ac- tion is necessary rather than later wh e n ill-feelings have been stirred? :. More talk and action on roads on the island at other times than just before elections? . Compile a recipe book based on King Crab, salmon and shrimp caught in the Kodiak district? (Enough copies could probably be sold on the island to pay for the printing).
 We'll you never know dept: Over on the other side of the continent in Newfoundland, trans-island train was attacked regularly by moose until it changed its whistle. The whistle sounded like a mating call.
 Almighty God, we acknowledge our dependence upon Thee, and we beg Thy blessings upon us, our parents, our teachers and our coun- try"
 This is the prayer which caused all the controversy when the US. Supreme Court ruled that such prayers in our public schools were unconstitutional.
 We hope the day never comes when government storm troopers break into the schools and drag pupil off to jail for reciting such prayers.
 The Daily Alaska Empire, pub ished in Juneau, points out that Texas has pretty we'll accepted its secOnd-place rating in size un. der the threat of the Alaskans that Alaska would be divided and thus Texas would become the THIRD largest state.
 Now that is what the Editor says, but if all that ice melts it will probably be about the size of Rhode Island.-A Texan
 The Empire brings into focus that CalifOrnia's pride, Mt. Whit ney at IA, ,496, is now far down on the list among the highest moun- tains in the US. with such giants as Mt. Mckinley Cor Denali) 2O,- 320, and such other Iesser-dOwn elevations as Mt. FOraker 17,317, Mt. SanbOrn, 16, 208; Mt. Black burn 16,140; Mt. Bona 16,24O; and Mt. Bear 14,85O.
 About all that California has to brag about now is having the lowest point in the US. in Death Valley - which is as it should be.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17
Continued From Page D

tSOulluuCd 1T olu dSt borrowing the family car. The ia. ther announces, "The next time l want it, I'll just take it."
 A word of congratulations comes this week from Sen. Bob Bartlett addressed to Yours Truly, John Salmine and Bob Hes as follows: Congratulations to all of you for the good job you are doing with the KODIAK MIRROR. If at any time we can be of help back here please let us know"
 That, dear readers, is Lesson No. l of numerous lessons on how to get to Washington.
 * * * *
 In this day of reduced-sized candy bars, false bottoms on jigger glasses and other infla- tiOnary devices to make you be- lieve you are getting as much for your dollar as you used to, we've run into the prize gimmick.
 It is an electric cord we bought last week for the coffee perc0- latOr which was about half the size you might expect. Attached was card explaining that the shortened cord was new idea in cords with the result that it was easier to store, would not get curled and brought the appliance closer to the outlet.
 It was almost convincing until you stopped to ponder the ab. surdity of it all.
 Personally, we would just as soon have the smaller cord without a misleading and am. biguOus explanation.
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 POST-ELECTION THOT: He who throws mud loses ground.
 Kodiak can pride itself on not having fatal traffic mishap in the past four years, though we had close call last week. But that doesn't deter some of those who would spoil the record, par ticularly those rounding the hilltop and approaching Benson and the Alaska Way intersection. The pedestrian is strictly on his own.
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 AND WHY CAN'T WE |. Have a letter box downtown to mail our letters, so that it isn't to walk all the way to the postoffice? The Chamber of Commerce invite the new teachers to our community to its first meeting in September, so that
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17
IL Awards Night Is On Saturday

The Navy Stations Enlisted Mems Club will be the scene of the annual Little League Family and Awards Night Saturday at 2 pm.
 A spaghetti dinner will be served by mothers of the Little Leaguers and awards will be made following the dinner.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17

may be mailed to the Kodiak Cham Der of Commerce's Fishermen's Memorial Committee or left at Knudsen's store or at the Mirror office and it will be turned over to the committee.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17
FAIR VISITORS

Registering at the Alaska exhibit In Seattle on August were MT. and Mrs. Loren Hansen of Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17

Separation of church and state is still the foundation of religious and political freedom.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-17

borrowing the family car. The fa- ther announces, "The next time 1 want it, I'll just take it."
Evening star., 1962-04-14

Question: How practical
are these Franklin stove"
type fireplaces? Can they
really be installed anywhere
in a room? If you tie into
an existing chimney, do you
need a double flue?
Answer: The Department
of Agriculture is of the
opinion after a series of
tests that disadvantages of
the ordinary fireplace
drafts. limited heat radia-
ton area, etc. are lesSened
by modified" fireplaceS such
as the Franklin stove.
Two fuel-burning devices
connected to the same flue
will interfere with proper
draft; a separate flue is rec
commended for each. I sug-
gest sending 25 cents (no
stamps to Superintendent
of Documents, Washington
25, D. c., for a copy of
Farmers Bulletin No. 1889,
"Fireplaces and Chimneys,"
giving detailed recommended
tions on proper installations
and construction; or for more
information on heat circulat-
ing fireplaces, send for Book
of Successful Fireplaces,"
available from Donley Broth
ers Co., $4,000 Miles avenue,
Cleveland 5, Ohio, for 81.
Proper InsuIotion
Question: What can be
done to a house about 10
years old that hasn't been
insulated or hasn't been in
sulated properly? The walls
are ice cold all winter.
Answer: Blown-in type in
sulation can be installed in
the walls; or flexible type
insulation can be applied. I
suggest sending 25 cents to
National Mineral Wool As
sociation, 1910 Sixth avenue,
New York 20, N. Y. for copy
of How to Be More Com
Portable" an excellent leaflet
on proper insulation required
and its installation.
Tile Floor Gore
Question: I have had rub
ber tile on my floor for about
10 years. I cannot keep wax
on it for then the dirt grindS
in. I have tried many good
wakes and have had trouble
Evening star., 1962-04-14

provide more efficient use of
lumber.
The National Association of
Home Builders Research In
stitute has already approved
the system. It's chairman,
Robert F. Schmitt, said the
method will prove helpful to
all house designers and build
ers (and) materials may be
used far more efficiently in
job-site construction"
During the rest of this
year, NINA plans an all-out
drive to interest builders in
the new system. The initial
manual describing the design
and engineering aspects of it
will be used to spearhead the
drive and a second manual
giving detailed assembly and
erection information will ap-
pear later this year.
Additional information
about the system may be OBJ
tained by contracting the
Technical Services Division
of the NINA, 1919 Massa =
chuSettS avenue NV.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Lumbermen Reveal
New Building System

The lumber industry this
week introduced here a new
house reconstruction system it
expects will provide better
designed homes at less cost.
Developed by the National
Lumber Manufacturers As
sociation in cooperation
with Richard B. Pollman,
consultant, and Home Plan
ners, Inc, the new method
was described to the trade
press, Government represen-
tatives, mortgage lenders, and
executives of the home build
ing industry at a meeting in
the National Housing Center.
The system, which has
been dubbed "UNICOM," in
wolves co-ordinated modular
dimensioning of house con-
struction which still allows
maximum design fleXibility,
a spokesman for the NINA
said.
Officials said it will make
it possible for the builder to
cut his inventory costs and
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Tile Floor Gore

Question: have had rub
ber tile on my floor for about
10 years. I cannot keep wax
on it for then the dirt grinds
in. I have tried many good
wakes and have had trouble
Evening star., 1962-04-14

ishes, but nothing seems to
help. How can we get rid of
the scratches and ugly dull
markS2
AnSwer-Rings and slight
stains can be removed from
marble surfaces by applying
a small amount of hydrogen
peroxide and ammonia, fol-
lowed by rinsing with clear
water and wiping dry with a
clean. soft cloth.
Scratches and the dulled
area may require polishing:
Sand damaged area lightly
and carefully, then polish the
entire marble surface with
putty powder applied with a
damp, thick pad (an old felt
hat Is good, or polish with
the putty powder and an
electric poliSher.
To prevent future marring,
I recommend using coasters
under glasses and wiping up
any spilled liquid immedi-
ately and washing with clear
water. I also suggest send
ing 10 cents to Marble In
Stitute Of America, 80 South
Fifth avenue, Mount Vernon,
N. Y, for copy Of excellent
leaflet on marble care.
Consolidated News Service Featured
Evening star., 1962-04-14

building of brick on block,
with metal windows. There
is no basement, only a four
foot crawl space; a partial
basement at one end. Some
windows sweat so badly there
is one-half inch of water in
the window track which SeepS
outside and freezes.
We have no vents in the
crawl space and no vapor
barrier of any kind on the
ground; the block inside the
crawl space sweats badly
also.
We want to put in vents
and a plastic vapor barrier,
but don't know if we'll be
wasting our money. because
We are not sure what the
problem is. What do you
think?
Answer: In newly con-
structed houses, there is a
great deal of water evapora-
tion from plaster, masonry,
ETC., during the first year.
This should decrease after
that. But, in your case, be-
sides there is the problem
of the unventilated crawl
space, with no ground vapor
barrier, as you suggest.
Lowers, or vents, should
be installed at the corner of
each wall of the crawl space,
to give one square inch of
opening for each 800 square
inches of ground area: this
should provide adequate air
circulation and ventilation
and should be left open all
year round.
The ground can be COW
cred with overlapping sheets
of polyethylene plastic, over
tapping at least six inches,
and sealing the seams with
roofing cement; plastic
should be four or six mills
thick. I recommend sending
is cents to Small Homes
Council, University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, ILL.,, for a copy
Of leaflet No. F4.4, Crawl
Space Houses" containing
detailed. specific information
on moisture control.
Scratched, Marked MarbIt
Question - We have an
Italian marble coffee table.
1t has both scratches and
many ring marks left by
glasses, also a huge dull
area where lemonade was
spilled by a child. I have
tried all types of marble pol
Evening star., 1962-04-14
FILA to Sell
Apartments

The District Insuring Of
flee Of the Federal Housing
dministration has an
nounced plans to hold a pub
lie trustee sale Of a 106-unit
Southeast Washington apart
ment project next Thursday.
The apartment. the Sylvia
Apartment project, In the
1900 block Of Fourth street
Sc. and the 400 block of
Third street Sc, is being
sold, an FILA official said,
for default of mortgage pay
mentS, unsatisfactory main
tenance Of the property and
"other reasons"
FILA took over the apart
mentS about three years ago
on a foreclosure and, after
making repairs, sold them to
Sylvia Realty Of New York
City.
About 10 years old, the
buildings were originally
erected as a section Of At
lantic Gardens.
An FILA spokesman said
that satisfaction of some
$1,000 in delinquent mort
gage payments and a promise
to make other adjustments
in operating the apartments
could forestall the sale, but
that as it stands now the
public auction will be held
April 10.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
KENWOOD AREA

Brick Cope Cod lot 75xl25 Good living roo dining
room, kitchen, v bath and stepdown den h floor Loree
oster bedroom other ooodsized bedrooms large both
on End floor Full basement hos u bath and finished
Foored oc Oropes ond Venetion blinds included Air
doner optional wocor detached garage with ample Storage
obove. eosiY accessible shopping estob
shed neehbohood with cherry oboundne Priced the
Md-3os Occupancy by July l. interested and this home
fits your tomiy needs write coll Box l33-R Stor and
include your name, address ond phone number.
Evening star., 1962-04-14

by the American Institute of
Real Estate Appraisers.
He described expert ap-
praisal services as "of basic
Importance" in safeguarding
the property rights of people
in urban renewal areas.
1T is of great Importance
to both the property owner
and the public agency that
opinions of value be sound
opinions, so that we elimi-
nate insofar as possible the
possibility of defrauding an
owner or diSsipating Govern
ment funds" Mr.. Doyle
stated.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Open Policy Urged
In Urban Renewal

Selling or leasing of land
in an urban renewal area
must be conducted with COM
plete candor, a Washington
redevelopment official S aid
yesterday.
Phil A. Doyle, executive di-
rector of the District Rede-
velopment Land Agency, said
such transactions must be
made in such way that all
interested members of the
public may know exactly how
the public business is being
transacted"
Mr.. Doyle spoke before the
Eastern States Appraisal
Conference being held here
Evening star., 1962-04-14
Squirrel Hill
Work Started

Sheraton Developers, Inc,
has begun construction on a
development Of 80 homes on
Fernwood road near Rock
hurst road, Bethesda.
The developers, who have
named the community Squir-
rel Hill because Of the large
number Of oak trees on the
property, expect to have the
first homes ready for public
inspection in about six weeks.
Evening star., 1962-04-14
franklin Stove Can Be a Help

BY ROGER c. WHITMAN
Contributing Writer

with them. What can you
suggest?
Answer: If, in trying the
many good wakes, you used
any with volatile oils, you
may have caused the rubber
to deteriorate. Only water
emulsion nonrubbin g
wakes, unless the manufac-
turer guarantees it Specifi-
cally as safe on rubber tile,
should be used. Oil and
grease are destructive to rub
ber.
Scrub and rinse the floor
thoroughly: when dry, apply
a thin coat of good quality
r-emulsion wax; in
about an hour. apply a Sec
ond coat.
Warped Records
Question: How can one
take the warp out of phono-
graph records?
Answer: Sorry, but I don't
know of any way to un-
warp and kind Of phono-
graph records, whether 1t is
the old-time black type, or
the new nonbreakables. If
any reader happens to know
of such a welcome cure, I'd
certainly appreciate hearing
about it.
LinoIeum Stuck
Question: Sometime ago
put some used linoleum print
down on a vanished hard
wood floor which wa S
thoroughly dried. Som G
months later, when I wanted
to remove it, the linoleum
seemed glued to the floor.
What can I do to remove
the linoleum and not ruin
the floor?
Answer: Chemical reac-
tions between the ingredients
in linoleum and varnish
caused the present problem.
The only solution is to pull
up the linoleum, remove any
residue from the vanished
floor with a floor sanding
machine. (TheSe can be in
extensively rented through
some hardware stores or from
appliances serviceS0 This
will, of course, require new
finish for the floor; un-
avoidable, sorry to say!
Sweating Windows
Question: We have just
completed construction of a