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Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOB THE STATE OF ALASKA
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
MARVIN E. GULICK.
VS..
ANTONIA GULICK,


ANIoNIA GULICK,
Defendant.
No. 62-37
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF ALASKA
10 the above-named Defendant. GREETINGS.
:, you are hereby required to appear in
sne 9upellor Court for the State of Alas
Ma, Fourth judicial District within so
Gays after the date of the last publica-
ION OF this Summons; namely. within,
90 DAYS after the 18th Gay of June 1e8o
ana answer the Complaint of the above
named Plaintiff on file in said court
In the above entitled action.
The Plaintiff therein seeks the entry
vorce. ne . " W :.
II you fail to do so within the said
period of time, judgment by default will
pe taken against you for the relief
prayed for in the complaint.
'oGALl OLGO T, STEGER
Clerk of the Superior Court
By ANNA THOMPSON
Frst Pub: May %, 1862
Last Pub: June 13, 1862
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE
STATE OF ALASKA
cr,-rt FOohIH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SETH MOORE,
Plaintiff.
I'll MILLER. and if deceased. his J
heirs or devisees; BILL KULOFF.
anu deceased, his heirs or de-
tt;isees' and all other persons or par
ues unknown claiming any RIGHT !
ute estate. lien or interest in the ,
Ieai property described in the COM
PLANT herein,
Defendants.
No. 62-156
elias SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
SSIAfE OF ALASKA
1 I'M .ne above-named defendants, GREET
a., ioa are hereby required to appear in
Alas,, superior Court for the State of
Atiaska, Fourth Judicial District within,
, ,nlrty 800 days after the date of the
t ,ast publication hereof, namely. within
lily . sSol days after the 18th day of
nIais,,..a aSoz, and answer the complaint of
ahova s1d On file. in said court in the
aDDo,ye-entltled action.
~, iaintiif seeks the following relief: That
of ipIalhtift be adiudged to be the owner
IT, ils property particularly described in
'ire complaint, to-wit
semas OF Lot Five Isl, Block Eighty
even t851 of the TOWNSHIP OF
sAiHBANKS, according to the survey
pa ssiu toWnsite, known as the LIS. I
T rops Map of 1909. reproduced by Karl f
1919, y. D. SUPERINTENDENT in 1922.
Raa;s., paIticularly described as follows:
s $50 at the Northwest corner of
9 % Lot 5; thence North To AZ, East
ieei; thence South s. Oh East along
tha me between Lots 5 and s, SO feet:
the ehee south TT AZ West 1858 feet to
them IVES. boundary line of said Lot S,
da sce Northerly along the West boun.
o o1i ~; Inc of said Lot S, so feet. more
ana -, 10 the point of beginning.
ha u mat Defendants. and each of them.
teres. no estate. right, title, lien or in
t,efanea ~ ana to said property, and that
e'aants, and each of them, be. for
\ rieht aeoarred from asserting any claim.
eyar ute, estate, lien or interest what
nlsi,. ~ and to said property adverse to
FL you fail to do so. Judgment bv ds-
r au,s WIZ be taken against you for the
DAr prayed for in the complaint.
SEAL
OLGA T. STEGER.
Clerk, Superior Court
TTirst Pub: May %. 1862
Last Pub: June Is, 1862
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give the individual a fuller
spiritual life.
Caesars and Saints, by Stew
art Perowne Morton g. Co.;
So - The evolution Of the
Christian state from 180-3l3
AID.
Peace and Power Through
Prayer. by Chester l.. Tolsor1
and Clarence w. Lieb CPrens
tice- Hall; $3.50)-How prayer
can bring good health, happi-
ness and a more abundant life.
Religion In American Public
Schools, by r. H. Dierenfield
public Affairs Press; $3.25)-
A study Of what has been TAX
ing place throughout our coun-
try in public education as far
as religious observances, activ-
tiles and instruction are con-
cerned.
Christianity and Communism
Today, by John c. Bennett (As-
ISOLATION Press; $1.50)-Strat-
egies for living with a rival
idea system.
The Royal Way Of the Cross,
by Ray C. Carter CFortress
Press; S2)-How the cross is
central to our lives.
The Four Gospels, by Emil @.
Kraeling (McGraw-Hill Book
Co.; $685..
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Church Choirs
Plan Concerts

Two churches will present
Handel's Messiah as part OF
many pre-holiday musical serv-
ices that will take place tomor-
row throughout the area.
Bethesda Congregational
Church, 10010 Fernwood road
near Lone Oak drive, will have
its musicale at 4 pm.
The church choir will be as
sisted by the Music-Arts Studio
of Washington under direction
of William M. Coins.
The First Christian Church,
2723. King street, Alexandria,
will have an instrumental en-
semble perform at 1880 pm. the
famous orotorio first heard 22O
years ago in Dublin.
The senior and junior choirs
of Faith Evangelical Lutheran
Church, SOL Livingston road,
Oxon Hill. Md, will present a
Christmas music program at 8
pm. w. Franklin Borror will
lead the singers. Mrs. Edward D.
Palik will play the organ.
An annual Christmas Candle
light Carol service will be held
for members Of the British
Commonwealth embassies and
missions at st. David's Episcopal
Church, $3.50 Macomb street,
NV, at 8 pm.
The Lutheran Church Of the
Reformation, 2l2 East Capital
street, will continue its Advent
Evensong program with "Ad-
vent Christmas in Scandinavian
Lands" at 1880 pm.
Bach's Christmas cantata,
For Us A Child is Born" will
be the offering at darlington
Methodist Church at 8 pm. to-
morrow. The church is located
at 5000 King street, Alexandria.
Members Of the Fairfax SYM
phony Orchestra will perform.
Georgetown Presbyterian
Church, 3105 P street, NV, will
present the Magnificent in c by
ohann Pachelbel. William Wat
kings, organist and choirmaster
will be featured at the program
to be held at 5 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08

For Marines

The Very Rev. Merritt F.
williams, dean Of Christ
Church Cathedral, Springfield,
Mass, and a former canon of
Washington Cathedral, will
preach at a 4 o'clock evensong
tomorrow in the Cathedral for
the United States Marine
Corps.
The Brass Choir Of the Ma
rine Band, under the direction
of Capt. Dale Harpham. will
play a prelude to the service.
Lessons will be read by Gen.
David M. Shoup, Commandment
Of the Marine Corps, and Maj.
Gen. r. K. Rottet, director of
the Marine Corps Educational
Center, Quantico.
Holy communion will be cele-
brated in st. Mary's Chapel at
1880 am, by Canon Charles
Martins, headmaster Of st. Al
bans School for Boys. Canon
Bayard 8. Clark will be cele-
brant and preacher for a 9 am.
holy communion service in
Bethlehem Chapel.
Arizona will be remembered
In the traditional State day
prayers at morning service in
the Cathedral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
Recent Publications
On Religious Subjects

life and purpose to those Of
Jewish faith.
Jews in the Modern World,
edited by Jacob Freid (Twayne
Publishers; $6)-Volume . One
of essays on the place Of Jews
in our contemporary world.
Two Centuries Of Ecumenism,
by George H. Tavard Mentor
Omega Book; rs cents)-A his
tory of the movement for uni
fication of Christian churches
from the middle of the 10Th
Century to the present.
The Vatican Council and All
Christians, by Claud D. Nelson
Association Press; $3)-A brief
survey of reasons why the coun-
Gil was called and its possible
impact upon the world.
An Anglican View Of the Va
tican Council, by Bernard C.
Pawley CMorehouse- Barlow -
An Anglican analyses the coun-
Gil.
Vatican Impressions, edited
by Francis Sweeney (Sheed &
Ward; $5.95)-Vignettes of the
Vatican as seen by great writers
The General Council, edited
by Msgr. William j. Mcdonald
Catholic University Press;
$3.50)-Special studies in doc.
ltrinal and historical back
ground Of the council.
Islam, Its Meaning for Mod.
ern Man, edited by Ruth N
Anshen Harper g. Row; $4.50)
An introduction to the his
tory. beliefs and practices Of
Islam.
Eternal Answers for an An
xiOus Age, by John A. OBrier
prentice Hall: $4.95 - How
an understanding of the eter'
nal laws of Christianity viii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
CHRISTIAN BUSINESS
MEMS COMMITTEE

CHRISTIAN CHURCHES DISCIPLES
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Books on religious subjects
recently received by The Star
Include the following.
PrOtestant-CathOIic Mar
riage, by c. Stanley Lowell
(Broadman Press; $2.75) - A
frank study Of the problems en-
countered when a Protestant
Catholic marriage takes place.
How To Fight Communism
Today, by Lambert BroSe Com
cord Books; $D-The most eff
fective ways to fighting Com
munism today are presented
here.
Publicity for a Church Lii
brary, by Ruth S. Smith
Church Library CounciD -
Helpful hints on obtaining pub
licity for a church library.
Communism: Threat to Free
dom, by John F. Cronin paul
list Press: SO cents)-A thought
full book on the Communist
threat to our freedoms.
Christian Devotion, by John
Baillie (Scribner's Sons; $3.50
Twelve addresses by the late
distinguished Scotch theologian.
The Meaning Of Prayer. by
Harry Emerson Fosdick (Asso-
citation Press; $1.50)-A reissue
of the famous preachers reflec-
tions on prayer. -s-.--,--
Taking the Bible Seriously, by
Leander E. Keck Association
Press; $3.75)-How to Study
the Bible.
Flowers Of the Holy Land, by
Bertha s. Vester doubleday &
Co.; $2)-Seventeen reproduc-
tions of original watercolors OF
flowers in the Holy Land. each
with o brief text.
CannibaI Valley, by Russell
T. Hit (Harper g. Row; 1885,
How Christian missionarie;
brought the gospel to savage
tribes in Dutch New Guinea.
Basic Christian Doctrines
edited by Carl T. H. Henry
(Holt, Rinehart and Winston;
S6-Essays on basic Christian
doctrines by leading theolo-
gians.
The Place Of BOnhOeffer
edited by Marty E. Marty CAS-
ISOLATION Press; $2.50)-Critical
essays on the writings OF the
late Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Ger
man theologian.
A Theological Word Book Of
the Bible, edited by Alan
Richardson macmillan Paper
backs; $1.95-The meaning OF
key words in the Bible.
Primer for the Perplexed, by
Alison ]. Smith John Day Co.;
$H-A book for people seeking
a working faith for our tense
age.
The Jewish Way Of Life, by
Abraham J. Karp prentice
Hall; $3.95)-How the moral
grandeur Of Judaism has given
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ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
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TwoCIergyn1en
Assume Posts

Two clergymen assumed po-
sitions in Washington churches
this week.
The Rev. Floyd s. Smith be-
came associate minister Of Ma
tional City Christian Church,
Thomas circle. and the Rev.
Robert Kanagy started work as
minister Of youth and educa-
ton at East Washington
Heights Baptist Church, 1920
Branch avenue Sc.
Former Chaplain
Mr.. Smith comes to his new
post after serving 20 years in
the Air Force Chaplaincy. He
retired in March 1862.
A native Of Neosho. Mo-, he
is a graduate Of the Bible Col
lege, Phillips University. 1928,
and studied at Cambridge Uni
versity. England. Before enter
ing the armed service in jan
uary 1912. he served Disciples
Of Christ churches in Kansas.
Mr.. Smith is married, has two
sons, Arthur Smith of Livonia,
Mich, and Robert Smith of
Charlotte, N. c., and lives at
1856 Columbia pike, Arlington,
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
District Native

Mr.. Kanagy was born in
Washington on November S,
1885. He is a graduate of Mont
gomery Blair High School, 1858,
the University Of Maryland,
1857, and Eastern Baptist Sem
mary, 1860. For the past two
years he has been serving as
minister Of education at Trim
ity Baptist Church, Northboro.
Mass.
Mr.. Kanagy is married, has
a son, David Lee, 2, and a
daughter, Beth Ann, six months,
and lives at 1866 Suitland road
Sc.
Evening star., 1962-01-03
SPRING VALLEY

Exceptionally large, beauti, i home
baths, plus maids rm. and bath.
rec. rm.. Scar garage. Fully air
cond. Ewes. call MRS. MELOY,
Evening star., 1962-01-03
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WANTED, FURNISHED OR UN-
FURNISHED 3-bedrm. house or
occupancy. Needed Immediately.
Call DR.. JAFFE, OIL. 6-7377
Evening star., 1962-01-03
(coNTINUED)
ALEXANDRIA SUBURB
DOCTOR, LAWYER
OR BUSINESSMAN

You now can rent q beautiful NEW
HOUSE LOCATED IN MT. YER
8 bedrms:. Ice. liv. rm.. firepi.
well-equip. kitchen, ga baths
Full-siZe rec. room which looks
over a beautiful park-like setting
HOUSE is COMPLETELY AIR
CONVENIENCE. 5000 per mo
Please phone TIE. 6-l400 or XII
9-6644. Ewes. TIE. 6-4457 OF
CT. 6-2346,
, 1962-06-13

and other library materials have
been added to the resources of ru-
raj communities, and more than
800 book-mobiles have been
placed in operation"
, 1962-06-13
More Ihun 1876
In Virgin Islunds Get
Improved LibrdrY Ser.


.Virginia-Since the passage
the Library Services Act five years
ago, more than 1876 people in
the Virgin Islands have been ex-
tended new or improved library
services, it was announced today
by Edmund Baxter, Regional Di-
rector for Region III of the De-
part1nent Of Health, Education,
and Welfare in Charlottesville,
Virginia.
During this time the Department
allocated $53,581 to the Virgin Is
lands to improve library services,
a sum matched by $27, 602 in State
funds. One bookmobile was pur-
chased and put in operation.
Public Libraries are a import
ant source of continuing aid in ed
ucation, in cultural appreciation,
in citizenship, in increased voca-
tional competence, and in better
use of leisure for the entire COM
munity," Mr.. Baxter said. "And
there is increasing reliance by
business and industry on the pub
lie library as a dependable source
of up-to-date information"
Prior to the passage of the LII
brary Services Act, 26 million peo-
pie in rural areas in the United
States were without any public
library service, fifty million addi-
tional people had only inadequate
service, and over 800 countries had
no public libraries within their
border.
The Act, signed into law in 1856,
was designed to help correct this
educational deficiency. It autho-
rizes an appropriation of $7.5 mil
lion annually for the development
Of public library services in rural
areas under 10000 population.
These funds, allotted to the States
on the basis of their rural popu-
lation and matched by States on
the basis of their per capita in
come, may be used for salaries,
books and other library materials,
library equipment, and other oper-
alton expenses. The program is adj
ministered on the Federal level by
the United States Office of Educa-
ton. In August 1860, Congress
amended the Library Services Act
to extend the program for FIVE
years until June 80, 1866.
Results Of the Library Services
Act after five years have been en-
couraging," Mr.. Baxter said. "Thir
tysGx million rural people ncw
haNo new or improved pub
lie library services available to
them. More than 8 million books
, 1962-06-13
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION SETS
RATES FOR NEW PHONE DIAL SYSTEM

The Public Utilities Commission has finally issued
a ruling on the new telephone rates TO be charged sub
scribers in the Virgin Islands when the dial system goes
into effect.
, 1962-06-13

DR.. G. jones Fleming
Of ST. Croix is Numed
to New Posts in Md.
BALTIMORE, Md. : A ma
tive Of St. Croix, DR.. G.
James Fleming, professor
Of political science at Nor
gan State College, this week
was named to two new
posts. He was elected vice
president Of the Maryland
Chapter, American Society
for Public Administration,
and he was appointed visit
ing professor of political
science at Baltimore Junior
College.
The Society for Public
Administration is made up
Of federal, state, county and
#MEG.
city administrators Of gov
eminent agencies and Of
college teachers Of public
administration. It has chap
tiers in most cities and gov
eminent centers in the
country.
Continued on Page s.
Office 81 "Truvel
Services Moves INTO
Luxurious Quarters
Lon Switzerland, Presi-
dent of Travel Services,
Incorporated, has announc
the opening Of new offices
in spacious quarters in
Kings Alley, which is spec
ally designed to serve his
patrons.
Known as Switzerland
Tours, the firm has instant
radio communications for
reservations on air, ship,
rail and hotels.
Mr.. Switzerland has ex-
tended an invitation to all
to visit the new office.
ond other library materials have
, 1962-06-13

The rates are not much
less than requested by the
Company, however, it is
agreed that in view Of the
tremendous expenses in
volved in installing the dial
system and the excellent
service that can be expect
ed, the charges seem rea-
sonable.
One-party business
phones will be $20.50 per
month instead Of the $22 re-
quested. The rates are now
S11.OO.
On residential lines, one
party telephones will be in
creased from 81 to $11; the
Company requested $12.
Two-party residential will
be increased from $500 to
1925 and four-party lines
from 81 to $6.
On business lines two
party system will be in
creased from $3.50 to ST
per month; the Company
asked for $40.
Installation fees have
been increased from $lO to
SIS, as requested by the
Company.
Judge Herman E. Moore
is chairman Of the Commits
sion; other members are:
Johannes Rasmussen, David
Puritz, James w. Huston,
and Cedric Nelthropp.
The new rates will go in
to effect when the dial sys-
tenn is completed; this rates
apparently does not affect
overseas calls.
, 1962-06-13
Democrats Turn Out
In Lurge Numbers
Despite Downpour

Members of the Christiansted
Democratic Club turned out in
unusually large numbers last
night despite the torrential down
pour for the regular meeting.
There was only standing room
but the members did not seem to
mind it.
Minutes Of the special meeting
were unanimously adopted. Mimeo
graphed copies of a proposed new
constitution and bylaws, drafted
by a special five-man committee
elected at the May 81 meeting
were distributed to the member
ship.
The chairman of the Constitu-
ton Committee, Father Thomas
O. Gibbs, reported on the Com
mittee's work and pointed out the
Continued on Page 81
Two Virgin Islunds
Delegates Attend
Iuvcees Convention
Leroy Arnold, director Of
theJunior Chamber Of the
Virgin Islands and Patrick
Williams, representative
from ST. Croix Jaycees
went to Barbados last Fri
day to represent the Virgin
Islands at a four-day con-
vention Of Junior Chambers
Of Commerce throughout
the West Indies.
While there they discussed
travel to the multi-national
conference of JUROR Cham
Der international which will
be held in St. Thomas July
27 through 90.
It is expected that the
West Indies will send a
large delegation to the ten
nations conference.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
Se,Uing Comes Naturally To Mrs. Fox

shows off to better advantage. -
Besides sewing, 20 Ann has
taken up two new hobbies since
her arrival in Keysville. She is
an avid bridge and golf fan. A
charter member Of the New
corners Bridge Club, she is q
popular player at parties and a
frequent substitute at the other
local clubs.
ION warm. sunny days you'll
often find Ben and me out on
the course at the Briery Coua-
try Club" Then the slender girl
added with a smile, There
seems not to be much time for
anything else but golf and
bridget"
However. she does find time
for other m G ings. A. loyal
member of Ash Camp Baptist
Church, she is the director of
the junior choir. She also adj
mits to being publicity chair
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06

practice to integrate newer top
les with algebra content; that
algebra should reflect a con-
temporary point Of view; that
careful attention should be given
to the psychology Of learning,
and that balance should be
maintained in developing mani
pulative skills and understand
ing Of algebra.
DIR. Payne, who received his
undergraduate degree from Roa-
noke College, was one Of the last
doctoral candidates to earn his
Pho under DR.. Landlord at
the University of Virginia.
Before coming to Longwood
College, Doctor Landlord served
as professor Of education and d.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06

award at a banquet in Norfolk,
on Saturday, March 81. honoring
car and truck statesmen Of 1861
in the Richmond Ford sales
district.
c. w. Ramsay. Richmond dis
trict sales manager. said 300
500 Club membership awards
are presented for excellent re-
tail sales performance. The Ford
30O-500 Club was founded in 1850
tc recognize the performance of
outstanding Ford statesmen
throughout the country.
Ramsay added that the aver
age 3OO-5OO Club member sold
nearly $4Oo.OO0 worth VI auto
motive merchandise in qualify
ing for the national honors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06

College Entrance Examination
Board, and the report Of the
Seco- dairy School Curriculum
Committee Of the National Coun-
Gil of Teachers Of Mathe-
mates.
The other coauthors of the
book are Roland R.. Smith, CO.
ordinator Of mathematics. pub
lie schools. Springfield, Mass,
and Joseph N. Payne, associate
professor of Education. coordina-
tor of mathematics, and Depart
ment Chairman at the Univer-
sity School, University Of Michi-
gan.
In developing this textbook the
authors worked with the as
Sumptions that it is sound
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06


man for the Garden Club, and
is recording secretary for the
Keysville Woman's Club. AS a
member of its Conservation and
Garden Committee she deco
rated the stage for the fashion
show with the aid of another
member. Mrs. j. B. Ellington,
and the club president, Mrs. w.
E. Mason.
In many ways a typical young
homemaker of today, We wish
10 Ann luck LII tne sewing con-
test. N
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06


AMELIA, March 80 - The
Amelia County Garden Club
ard Amelia Cou~ ty HID Club are
sponsoring a tour of five Rich
mond homes on Ap- il %. A bus
has been chartered to take those
wi hing to go for $500 each.
A block ticket nav be bought
for $3.50 making total of 81
plus lunch. Those wishing to take
the tour please se-d deposit to
Mrs. L. NJ. sanderson, letters
vile. before April 10.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06

rector Of educational research
at the University of Virginia. He
Is the author or coauthor of six
textbooks on mathematics and
the author Of many articles
published in professional maya
zines.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-04-06
Dr.. Landlord
|CO-AuthOr OF
Algebra Book

DR.. Francis G. Landlord, Jr.,
is the coauthor Of the recently
published book Contemporary
Algebra Book One"
The book. published by Har-
court, Brace and World, Inc. is
desigred to meet the changing
needs Of secondary school math-
ematics curriculum, as recon-
mended in the report Of the Com
mission on Mathematics Of the