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Christian Association and an
outstanding athlete.
He received his masters de-
gree from Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, and has been teaching
at St. Paul's School in Brook
landville. Md.
In making the announcement
Dr.. Gilmer pointed out that the
growth of the student body has
necessitated an enlargement of
the English depar m e n t..
The administrative reorganiza-
ton was precipitated by several
factors, not the least being at
tention to the proposed self
study of the college. which will
begin next fall, and which will
bring under close scrutiny the
administrative effectiveness and
efficiency on the HILL" the col
lege president added.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-05
Local Firm Gets
Lagoon Contract
In Mecklenburg

BOYDTON. March A
Farmville construction firm has
been awarded the contract for a
sewage lagoon at the new Busy
Bee Corner Elementary School
in Mecklenburg county.
The county school board
awarded the S6,O84 contract to
Andrews Large and Whidden
The firm also has the contract
for constructiol of the school.
WHAT NEXT!
Smart: ''More than 5000 ele
plants go each year to make
piano keys"
Smarter: Really? It's re-
markable what animals can be
trained to do
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-05

will be released when needed
Bids will be opened Apfll 5 on
the Negro school, which will
mean abandonment of II frame
buildings.
School superintendent E. Arm
strong Smith said he hopes con-
struction of the two schools will
begin by spring.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-03-05
NOT so HIGH

Mrs. Henpeck: Everything is
going up"
Mr.. Henpeck: "Oh, wouldn't
say that. For instance there S
your opinion of me. my opinion
of you, and the neighbours
opinion of us BOTH
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of the seven mountain passes in
the disputed area and $50 square
miles more than it had demand
ed. The disputed area faces
China's Sinkiang province.
Meanwhile, Red China continues
to fan its theological dispute with
Russia, despite conciliatory ges
lures from Moscow. Some West
ern observers say the Chinese
are trying to Dust khrushchev
from power in Russia
BRITISH OFFICIALS in tn g
Bahamas are looking in t 0
charges by Miami attorney
last week that two Americans
and 10 Cubans were kidnapped
by Castro agents from outlying
islands after having run aground
during a fishing expedition.
Charles Ashmann, attorney for
the captured men, protested to
the Bahamas government and
said he has information four of
the men have been executed.
The Cuban radio has branded
them as pirates.
X 4 +
SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL is
reported delighted" and deep
ly moved by proposal to con-
fer honorary U. S. citizenship on
him. An aide to Rep. Francis
Walter 'D-Pa), chairman Of the
House Subcommittee on Immi-
grafton and Nationality which
approved bill Wednesday
granting honorary citizenship,
said the congressman had been
informed of Churchill's willing
ness to accept, Once before in
1858 Churchill. whose mother
was an American. declined an
offer to make him an honorary
citizen.
UNOFFICIAL REPORTS say
about 1000 Russian troops sail
ed from Cuba last week. On e
source said they were combat
troops assigned to guard Soviet
missile bases in Cuba which
were dismartled following last
October's showdown with t h G
y. S. The Defense Department
would neither confirm nor deny
these reports. Six to eight thou
sand troops may be removed in
the next veral weeks. &C.
cordlng to these sources.
SEN. JOHN MCCLELLAN ID,
Ark said Saturday he will try
to push through Congress this
year a measure to establish a
joint House-Senate budget com
mittee. Such a committee, he
maintained, would save the tax
payers money by having a full
time staff Of experts to study the
federal budget and government
expenditures. The proposal has
care d the Senate several
times in the past but begged
down in the House because of
the opposition of Rep. Clarence
Cannon DINO, chairman of the
House Appropriations Commit
tee.
SYNCOM, the communications
satellite launched Feb. IA and
lost several hours later, wa
"sighted" last Thursday by a
Photographic telescope in Soutt
Africa. The director Of the Har-
ward Observatory. Dr.. Donald H
Mcneil, confirmed Saturday that
the image spotted by the tele-
scope was definitely that of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13
NOW. s. MAGNIFICENT 1864 MODELS
s25,5O0 to 10000
ALL CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED

The Yeonas plan pleasant living Stonewa Manor combines
the charm and aciOuness of Colonial times with every facility for
modern convenience Nearby schools churches shopping
and transportation Here truly magnificent homes delightful
suburban setting of gently rolling hills and ageod tall Your
home will be situated Handicapped lot with all city
utilities concrete driveway cutters, curbs and sidewalks
See StOnewan Manor this very weekend
YOUR MOST CAREFUL INSPECTION Will.
REVEAL THE YEONAS QUALITY FOUGHT
EVERY FEATURE -. In EVERY HOME.
Mantenanceee eeors of Brick and Kaiser Aluminium Siding
Aluminium Cutters, Downspouts and LOWERS
Westinghouse DOubledoOr RehigeratorFreezers
Two Magic Chef Gas Ovens in Every Kitchen 81
westinghouse Dishwashers and Waste Disposers D
"Chryser "Year Round Climate Control" w
Bruce Factory Prefnished Hardwood Floors
Builtin Full Length Dressing Mirrors
Sliding Glass Doors all Tubs Showers
GA Charming Gas Carriage Lamp Stands on Every
Lawn to Spread the Soft Mellow Glow of Caslgh
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1963-04-15

ARTS, l.dak, Alaska, is an affiliate Of the
United States Armed Forces Radio and Tele-
vision Service, Department Of Defense. In
Formation is taken from Tele-Tips 1913, a
publication Of ARTS Los Angeles. Special
programing will be announced over AIRS Radio
from 10: 30 to IL: 80 Monday thru Friday on
Adak' S Private Line and ven, 4AFTV on Parade.
Tbs schedule is subject to change.
?:lccRnMs TO SET ON ATTV CHANNEL Go.....
A old friend Of the Texan eirunk3nly offers
to race his horse, Joshua, against Ken
'1>ly thorou ghbred owned by tin-horned
ganblers Two croni es Of tho gambler sec to
it that the race Will have but one outcome.
Longlcy fights to prevent his f1ion from
/ ooinG his ranch and his life savings See
T. Team at 7 poms Ilonday,
Ami ia Bryant, Comedian Wally Cox Veteran
Actor arthur Teacher and noted Writer-Pro-
ducor Leonard Spigolrass are all headlined
on the Merv Gziffin Snow at $3.50 pm. Tues
day.
Doc is kidnapped to treat a wounded outlaw
and later one Of his abductors asks to
study modic wi tn him. Doc is impressed
by his STUDENT s skill, but tragedy threat
ems when the youths past conpani ons seek
him out. James Arnesss Dennis Weaver, Mil
burn Stone and Amanda 81 AXE are featured in
this series Of Gunsmoke at p.ma Wednesday.
IA team Of preci sion flyers, like the famed
Blue Angels, who are called the "J-Birds"
come under the scr'u tiny Of Colonel Steve
Canyon in this episode. The flyers are
acting like children, complete wi tn white
scarves and Ivy caps and special corner
in the officers club. Steve soon strai ght--
Evening star., 1963-12-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


ACCREDITED BUSINESSES
RESTR. BAR, Sc, excel. bus.
Seat 200, nice lOc., reas. terms.
RESTR. - Cocktails. Georgetown.
RESTR. .-Hyatts., Md. Banquet rm.
catering. Excel. business. Reas.
RESTR.-N.W., liquor $4,000 mo-, 4
DAYS, S32 900. Good terms.
CAFETERIA $50 900 net year.
Ideal for 2. Substantial cash.
TAVERN Sill. Spg., beer. Reas.
MOTEL-Nearby Va. and Md.
DRUGST0RES- DC, Va, Md.
AUTO REPAIRS - Hyatts., ID. c.,
Brandywine and Marlboro Pike.
HARDWARE NV. Very reas.
CAMERA SH0P-Md. shop ctr.
COFFEE SH0P-Dntn., S days.
LIQUOR STORE-D.C., good loo.
LIQUOR STORE Md, lge. vol. busi-
ness. Ideal for 2 partners.
BEAUTY SH0PS-Arl., Alex, Md.
LIQUOR Lied. c., for sale. I'VE
DRY CL. PLANT ID. C., Va, Nd.
FLORIST SHOP-D. c. and Md.
DE1IC.- Nd, shows over $4,000 net
yr. Good for z partners.
LADIES WEAR DC, nice bus.
COIN LAUNDRY-Wh Reas.
JEWELRY CONCESSION In Arl.
dept. store, good bus. Reas.
PRODUCE STAND Mkt. shows 500
wk. profit. S days. Reas.
AUTO PARTS-Used, Indian Head
hwy, S acres, garage Terms.
CARRYOUT-PIZZA, Macarthur blvd.
only $500, Va dn.
WATCH REPAIR, Dntn., Hallmark
cards, pay overhead. Low rent.
LUNCHETTE - Mod, NARROW Hts.
area.
WELDING SHOP-Va., well equip
Good loo. Low rent, sacr. 5000.
MEMS WEAR Montg. Co. Vel
estb. Excel. bus, good loc.
GIBRALTAR CO.
New York Coop Assoc
Evening star., 1963-12-22
LIsTINGS WANTED
HOUSES TO BUILD

WE NEED LISTINGS
Ring Ripley for Real Results
Ripley Realtors JU. 5-6lll
Evening star., 1963-12-22
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ATTENTION REALTORS - Lot
Owners or Builders. Local Park
ing Co. will pay $1,000 cash
bonus for info. leading to park
ing lot leases. Avail. now or near
future. Top dollar paid for prime
locations. COMPLETE PARKING
MGT. SERVICE also avail. at
reas. fees. Box 40-J. Star.
LAND WANTED
LARGE residential tracts, garden
and high-rise apt. or commercial
property, Md, Va, or d. c. RE. J.
1855; ewes. or Sun, JU. 7-S237.
lST NATL REALTY CORP.
PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL representing
several estates has siZable amount
Of cash 10 purchase commercial in
producing property in ID. c.
Can purchase for cash or assume
present mortgage. Call MR.. TH0M-
AS weekdays, ST. 3-0453.
Evening star., 1963-12-22
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

HYATTSVILLE Small shops or
offices, avail. now. no lease, good
parking, Sl0-Se0 mo. AP. 7-s5e5.
LAUREL, MD. BLDG. AND
LAND. 5000 50. f., story, 10 OF
more acres Of level land.
INDUSTRIAL REALTY co.
WILLIAM MARTIEN, Pres.
HO. 1851. Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
Shaded Cray Bedroom

The very suite to turn any bed.
room into a dreaml Styled in
decorator shaded grey that
loves any decor or color. g.
drawer triple dresser and a
spacious four drawer chest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
Danish-Style Bedroom

Handsome suite to show off
magnificently in a modern set
ting. Tops, fronts and sides
rich walnut veneers over cabi-
net woods other exposed
surfaces walnut finished cabi-
net woods. Brass finished
drawer pulls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16

All drawers are dust-proof and
dovetailed. Smart brass finished
pulls for highlights. Suaye
modern design that is a good
mixer" with today's modern
homes. Grand value!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16

Super.storage size! Dresser
has 9 roomy, dOvetailed, dust.
proof drawers the chest has
a. Bed is styled in that grand
manner that gives the whole
suite a more money" look.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
Down Comforter

To Mrs. B. w. G., BotDie
From Mrs. B. A. B., Washington
I too have wondered what
to do about my down COM
forter, and just didn't have
the nerve to wash 1t until
I had to.
Mine is covered with tat
feta. I picked a good drying
day and put it in my auto
matte with a low sudsing
detergent, and left it five
minutes, then let it go
through the complete rinse
cycle.
I hung the comforter out
side in the sun by fastening
both sides to a clothes line.
I shook it from time to time
and when it was almost dry
I started working the feath-
erS into the places l wanted
them to be.
After the feathers are dry,
which is only a short time
on a warm dry day, you can
pat them back where you
want them to be. Mine is
more fluffy now than before
I washed it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
Unique Quilt
Mrs. E. M, TdkomG Park

Mrs. E. M, TGkonIG Park
Your column is great when
1t comes to solving problems,
so perhaps you can help me
with mine.
More than rs years ago my
uncle returned from the Figi
Islands where he had gone
while a young man. He
brought back with him many
things among which was a
quilt which the natives had
beaten out of bark, and dyed.
I am interested in selling
this. Otherwise it will be cut
into pieces and divided
among my family.
It is not in perfect condi-
ton as it has been handled
many times over the years,
but that could be easily
remedied by someone who is
facile in sewing and mend
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
Arbor

A.E., Washington
Would it be possible to get
the name Of a company who
made a china pattern many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
Genealogical
Advice
II. E. WASHINGTON

n. H., washington
I am greatly in need Of ad-
vice from some of the gene
alogists who read this COL
umn. 1 am trying to trace the
lineage of an ancestor who
appears first in the Ohio
1920 census and who was
born circa 1900. In later GEN.
sus reports he gives his place
of birth as Pennsylvania.
A perusal Of Pennsylvania
census reports for 1890, 1900,
1910 and 1920, considering
family given names, and
through a process of general
elimination I have come to
the conclusion that he was
probably born in either of
two Pennsylvania counties.
There Is nothing further I
can learn from the census
reports as the early ones list
only the names of the heads
of families. How can I con-
tinue my search, or, am I
finished?
Suggestions will be appreci-
ated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26

took my name and address
and told me he would send
me a check.
I have called him once a
week for the past seven weeks
and all I ever get is that
he'll send it out tonight"
1t never comes. I call again
and get the same answer. I
suppose he thinks I'll give
up.
Can the Better Business
Bureau do anything for me?
1t has been suggested that I
take 1t into the Small Claims
Court. I know nothing about
this. I should appreciate any
information and advice on
how to handle this situation.
Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
By JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Vc6btcI ana 1rlDuno byndicAte
A sweet tooth is probably
the greatest handicap a
woman can have If she wishes
to reduce.
She can give UP gravy,
whipped cream. hot rolls, and
exotic salad dressings, but
cries In her coffee when she
gives up sugar. Actually I
have said many times in this
column that there is no
reason to leave the sugar
out Of your coffee unless you
drink a lot Of 1t.
One teaspoonful gives you
only about l6 calories, and
II this starts your day off
more happily, have a tea
spoonful. I have also often
suggested a very small piece
OF hard candy at the end
of a meal.
A reader has come UP with
a wonderful idea. She drinks
a low caloried canned soft
drink before lunch and din
ner TO squelch any tendency
to overeat. Since these
drinks are sweet, they Of
fer relief from the craving
for candy and cake. These
canned soft drinks only give
you about three calories q
can.
You can also use the cans
instead Of dumbbells when
doing exercises. Each can
weighs IS ounces when full.
Take an unopened can in
each hand and do the follow
ing bust exercises.
/. Raise your arms side
ward, shoulder height. Push
your arms forward and then
back TO starting position.
Keep the arms straight and
do this exercise is times.
2. Raise your arms for
ward shoulder height. palms
toward the floor. Bend the
elbows as you grip hard with
the fists and pull back to-
ward your chest until the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
Home
projects
step-bY-step

Transform your home into a
showplace the easy way with the
step-by-step projects in Septem-
Der Better Homes q Gardens
magazine. Fully illustrated in
structions for projects like build
ing a stone retaining wall in the
garden Disgusting an awk-
ward window with a striking
bookcase covering a head
board to match your bedspread.
More than a score of easy-to-do
ideas in September Better Homes
& Gardens - on sale nowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
Antique Shop
Mrs. D. NJ, WdShinoto1

Mrs. D. NJ, washington
My family and I enjoy
reading your column and I
have noticed you seem 70 get
an answer to any question.
Now I would like to see if
anyone would know the
answer to mine.
Several years ago I visited
an antique shop in the vicin-
ity Of Lake Bancroft. We
drove off Columbia Pike
driving towards Washington
on the right-hand side) into
a valley and then on a steep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
Shaping
Warped Records

To Mrs. H. A. S., Fdirtdr
Mrs. o. L., Washington
Some time ago a reader
asked how she could get back
into shape some warped
records.
While I have never tried
the method, an item I clipped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26

long ago advised putting the
records Zone at a time) be-
tween two panes of window
glass and placing it on a flat
surface in the sun. The rec
ord, softened by the heat, will
be pressed into shape with
grooves and tone unimpaired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

years ago? This was hand
painted in Japan, purchased
here and the pattern was
called Arbor.
Any help you can give me
will be greatly appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
WHY GROW OLD?
Use Unopened Cans as
Exercise DunnbbeIIs

backs Of the hands touch
the chest. Again extend t 9
arms forward, Strengthening
the elbows, and continue.
This is somewhat like q row.
ing motion. Pull back hard
each time.
When you have finished
exercising, pop your canned
dumbbells In the freezing
compartment Of your refrig-
orator. Canned drinks chill
quickly. In about 10 minutes
you can reward yourself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
In q Legal Rights QuondY
Mr.. H. S. E, ARLINGTON

loses piece Of clothing that you have taken in for
dry cleaning agrees to pay for it, and then gives
you the stall treatment?
took piece of clothing into a local dry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os o public service exehonse
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor connot oecept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must beor the writer's full name and
address. No advertising is printed.
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hill where the house was sit
uated.
I did not get the occupants
name. Upon trying to locate
it again recently / found a
housing development had
taken its place.
I wish to know II this
shop is still in existence, and
If so, where it is located.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
Tramp Steamers
To Mrs. I. X, F1irtGr

AZ MO H. h'J FUI JUL
From Mrs. X. E. S., Arlington
In answer to your inquiry
on tramp steamers, I would
like to give you the name of
the company my husband
and I used in 1858 to make
a trip to Tripoli, Libya.
This was a very interest
ing way to travel. You, Of
course, must have time since
your husband is retired.
We left Charleston, S. c.,
on october /, 1858, and ar
rived in Tripoli, october 26.
We had a beautiful crossing
to Casablanca, then to Cadiz
and Barcelona, Spain, on to
Savona, Genoa, Leghorn and
Naples, Italy, and then on
to Tripoli.
I would advise you to con-
tact the Washington office
Of the Lykes Brothers Steam
ship Co. on DeSales street
NV.
For travel I used blue jeans
and sweat shirts in the
morning. and in the after
noon I used pedal pushers Of
a more dress-up type. The
meals were very good, infor-
NAL and friendly.
Arbor
A.E., Washington
Would it be possible to get
the name Of a company who
made a china YpatfaYI1 MANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-26
ADVERTISEMENT

Precious
DustcatcheF 49,.
II you have old jewelry that
needs repairing, or is hopelessly
out-of-fashion, bring 1t in for an
Ernest Burk beauty treatment or
undermining. The cost is mod
est--the results delightful. Ernest
Burk, Inc, Ga 18th st. NV.
Between F and @ SITS. Next to
First Federal. @l96l.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22
AIR STATE TOP FILING
State Lands Official
 Meets With Homesteaders

''The State of Alaska Division of Lands is not interested in jumping anyone's homestead on the Kenai Peninsula or elsewhere in the state," Roscoe E. Bell, Di- vision of Lands director from Anchorage, stated Friday night at a Peninsula-wide meeting of homesteaders in Soldotna Com- munity Hall.
 On the contrary, Bell continued, the Division of Lands in admins tering the Alaska Homestead Act hopes to avoid some of the pitfalls existing under the old Bureau of Land Management set up. The state laws are more flex- ible than those of the ELM, Bell said, and one of the duties of the Division is to help people iron out their problems. "One problem met is one family help ed,' he added.
 The Division of Lands chief formerly was connected with the Bureau of Land Management and IS cognizant of the rules, regu- lations and problems in each gov- erning body.
 Bell, at his own request, came to Soldotna to explain the states stand on the matter of state land selection after he had been ap- preached by Gene Smith, presi- dent of the Alaska Entrymen's Rights Assoc, and Leo Oberts, member of the same organization.
 The conference between the land man and the AERA repre- sentatives followed receipt of re- jection notices by many Penin- sula homesteaders when they filed final proof papers on their respec- tive homesteads. The states blanket filing" on unpatented land has been blamed by many for their failure to receive pa- tents.
 The Friday night meeting was
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22
Brrrr-It's Spring.

Spring shiyeringIy made it's official debut Thursday, March 21.
 Temperatures recorded in the wee small hours Thursday morn- ing showed -15 degrees at So1- dotna Airport and degrees above zero at Federal Aviation Agency, Kenai. Variance in readings for the neighboring communities was attributed to difference in amount of wind.
 This was the third consecutive day for minus readings at Soldot- na. March 19 showed a low of II and on March 20 the low was -16. Kenai had a low of A on March 19, the only day this week with a minus reading.
 Last year on the first day of spring the two areas recorded g and Ill readings.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22

hosted by the AERA and was open to all persons interested ia homesteading problems. T h crowd filled the hall to standing room only capacity. Bell remain ed in the area overnight and was the featured speaker at the Sol- dotna Chamber of Commerce's noon luncheon on Saturday, with his talk following the same lines as that made at the AERA meet- ing.
 Introduced by Bill Gibbs, in the absence of the AERA president, Bell first showed a series of charts, reviewing briefly the Di- visions stewardship of state land and progress made on the land program.
 The State of Alaska is entitl- ed to select 103 million acres of land from the federal govern- ment and thus far has selected
 Continued on Page 16)
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22
Training Session Set for Cub Scout Leaders in Area

A training meeting for Cub Scout committee members and den mothers will be held at Wild wood Station chapel on Saturday, March 23.
 The siX-hour training session will begin at 10 am. and con- clude at 5:30 pm. and will be broken into three two-hour cours- es.
 Subject matter to be taken up will include: What Cub Scouting Is," Cub Scout Achievement Plan,' and Den and Pack Activ- ities."
 Den mothers and committee members of Cub Scout organiza- tions in Kenai, Wildwood Station and Soldotna are urged to attend as many of these instruction courses as possible.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22

The Kenai Chamber of Con- merce has adopted plan for de- velopment of comprehensive primary highway for "Figure 8 Loop" on the Kenai Peninsula. This highway would circle the east side of Lake Tustumena and continue up the coast by route via the Kenai Spur to the edge of Cook Inlet and the logical route for the Kenai Peninsula Coastal Highway, for eventual connection to a Turnagain Arm crossing.
 Possibilities for tourist. travel and development promise a bright future for this route of the pro- posed "Figure 8" Highway which would include the entire Kenai Peninsula and utilize to the ut- most the beautiful vistas possible when looking over Cook Inlet from the Kenai Peninsula Coastal