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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-29
kenai Peninsula We'll Represented Among New Firms Incorporated

New domestic corporations that organized during the months of January and February to do busi- ness in the State of Alaska in- clude six on the kenai Peninsula and two on the Peninsula's neigh boring island of Kodiak, accord ing to tabulation just issued by Commissioner of Commerce A. H. Romick.
 The states total of new domes- tic corporations organized in the two-month period was 70, of which .39 were listed for January and 31 for February. Romick also announced that a total of 10 for eign Cor out of state) corpora tions qualified in the months of December, January and February to do business in the State of AL aSka.
 Peninsula concerns included in the listing were:
 Arness Terminal, Inc, Kenai, incorporated on Jan. ,, with capi- thli5ation listed at s100,000, for purposes of vending of marine fa- eihties.
 Foster Brothers, Inc, Solodtna, incorporated on Jan. T, capitaliza- tion S250,00O, purposes general construction.
 kachemak Water Co.,, Inc, Ho- mer, Jan. IA, capitalization of $99 ,OOO, for purposes of conduct ing public water utility.
 Grace Baptist Church a non- profit corporation), Homer, Jan. IS, with capitalization listed as nil.
 Kenai Steel Buildings, Inc, Jan. 25, capitalization S100,000, for construction of steel and metal buildings.
 Wheelhouse, Inc. kenai. Feb. 4, capitalization at S1O0, ,000, for purposes of beverage dispensary, restaurant and motels.
 The Kodiak concerns were:
 Alaska Decorators, Inc, Kodi- ak, incorporated on Jan. ?, with $100,000 capitalization, with pur- poses listed as painting and deco
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-29

rating business.
 K 0 ak Area Development Corp, (non-profit), Kodiak, incor- porated on Feb. l, capitalization nil.
 Three of the 10 new foreign or out of state corporations now qualifying to do business in Alas ka are connected with the oil and gas industry and one listed it's purposes as fishing, all of which are pertinent to the economy of the Kenai Peninsula.
 These included: Marion Oil Co., with principal office at Pueblo, Colo, listing as it's purpose the leasing of lands for oil and gas; International Oil and Gas Corp, Wilmington, Del, leasing and sale of oil and gas; Shaffer Tool Works, Inc, Brea, Calf, rental and sale of oil we'll equipment; and Shishaldin Fisheries, he,
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-29
P-TA Carnival
 Proceeds To Start Scholarship Fund

Proceeds from the annual kenai Parent Teacher Association carni- val on Saturday, April '6, will be used to set up a permanent schol- arship for some senior student at kenai Central High School. Car nival events will get underway at pm. and will continue until s pm. in the KCHS gymnasium.
 Primary purpose will be the en- tertainment of children after a long winter. There will be many games including ring toss, cork guns, dart games, a wishing well and small booths for little folks and bigger booths for adults. One of the entertainment features eX- pected to prove popular among high school students will be the opportunity to throw ping pong balls at school officials.
 A cake walk, with approximately 100 cakes to be given as prizes, is planned. There will also be an abundance of cotton candy, hot chili and coffee.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-29

Dover, Del, purposes of fishing.
 Other concerns from out of state were: Geotechnics and Re- sources, Inc, White Plains, NY, comprehensive studies and ser vices in scientific fields; Highway 95 Assoc, Inc, Moscow, Ida, ad- vertising; Northern Controls, Inc, Orono, Maine, contracting; Uni versal Rental and Leasing Co.,, Seattle, Wash, rental and leasing of autos, etc.; Texas Aluminium Co.,, Inc, Dallas, Texas, manufac- ture and sale, installation of glass, aluminium and other related materials; and Associated Engi- neers, Inc, Billings, Mont, gen. eral contracting, telephone con- struction.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-29
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Classifieds are news.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON--Only 5000 down buys
you an all-brick. 3-bedrm. RAM
Der with finished reg rm; and
VIII. 2-OR12.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
S16,99O
S18.5OO

FORESTVILLE - All brick Cape
Cod; 4 bedrms.. Ia baths, lot
Evening star., 1963-04-15
$28,5O0

sUITLAND AREA-Brick and stone
fast bar. firepl., Ia baths.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
Shannon & Luchs


5000 Conn. Ave. Our 6sth Year
ROCKVILLE - 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
with bsmt. and patio, lovely yard,
only S4OO dn. buys this house.
YOUNKIN q CO. 933-1600 TIL 8
ROCK CREEK FOREST
Convenient as 1t is to the District
line, transp. and shopping, this
immaculate 3-bedroom, 2 bath
brick-and-frame split-level offers
de luxe housing ct minimum cost.
Beautiful dream kitchen, fabulous
family room. S23,9
BOGLEY
zoos Wis. Ave. OIL. 6-7S00 III o
ROCKVILLE, WEST = 4-bedroom
Cape Cod. no dollars GI down,
carport. Y acre. CoUNTY WIDE
CO. Realtors. 949-1901.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
c. APIS. UNFURMISHED-VA.l HOUSES UNFURN TO REMIT
- 0coNTINUED tcohUMlEp,

WISCONSIN AVE-. e7lI-27Is =
tai. 8 or 4 bedrms., excel. ar
rangement for dr., air cond.,
heavy wire for medical equipment.
Key may be obtained at 273O
Wis, or call FE. S-S400.
35I4 CALVERT ST. NV, near
Mass. and Wis. aves. .-Det. brick.
liv. rm.. dining rm., kit, 2 bed
rms, bath, fireplace. Finished
bsmt. with Law. Gas h,-w.h,- Adults,
SlSb on lease. WAPLE CO. 1925
14th NV. AID. 4-200b.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
STORCH

REALTORS BP. $4,000
BAIT. PKwY. AREA--New iistinFi
sRr-SSsemTnas' ,I,,l STs. ,rnTsa rs%elsr l. Lovely
Only sf7.b60, iIE, i.iooO.
G. paul hickman, inc.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
APIS. UNFURHIsHED-D. c..

ADAMS MILL ROAD N.W.-1-bed-
rm. apt. conv. loc. facing Rock
Greek park, coop bldg. adults,
HO. 2-0966. Call before 9 pm,
Evening star., 1963-04-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

CONN. AND KALORAMA vIC.-Lndy
wishes. to share her apt. with an
other lady. SAL mo. 234-2723 ewes
Evening star., 1963-04-15

ESTATES - Your
choice OF two exquisite new homes
In a euAto meommunity OF acre
aee estates, Price dfastieally re-
dueed for immediate sale. Priced
from &33.75O w/excel. financing.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
ROOMS FURRISHED-N.E.
ROOMS FURN.-MD..vA.

COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Beautiful
paneled dble. rm., pvt. bath, pvt.
entr., gentleman. Call 935-2531.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
VESTA REAL ESTATE
RE. D-oOIO

ONLY ONE LwTT-N New. Ali.brick-
and-stOqc 3-bedrta. Taneher. With
full bsmt., rec. IN and outside
entrance. Comple .s.y. EQUIP. with
nothing else by Use lots viii.
si6.5O0 w,.h fHA terms.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
APARTMENTS

PENNA. AVE. Sc,
Top Of the hill, at Maryland line.
utes by bus. Garden apts. in
park-like setting. Cali LU. 2-S2s5.
Office 2001 3Sth st. Sc. OPEN
Mon.-Fri.. Q am. TO pm; sat.
pm. Also furnished apartments.
FORT BAKER DIR. S.E.-Duplex, 2
bedrms;, ltv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and
bath: 500 mo. plus utils, Bsmt.
priyils. Adults. Lu. 2-3O76.
GARDEN-TYPE APT. HOMES
from the Capitol, overlooking
suitland pkwy.. Oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new golf
bedroom apts., from SIS. De-
taehed small buildings, homelike
atmosphere, beautifully land
seaped. quiet friendly neighbor-
hood in suburban setting. Three
exposures in every apt, large
rooms, ample closets, porch conv.
for dining, sleeping and living.
Rear stairs 70 spacious fenced-in
kitchen for washing machines,
lockers. building wired for air
conditioners. Short walk to two l.
tsSs tesoo Ou; ana lines sb.sssgp shsopDins center
parking. Good Hope HIS is west
Of Naylor rd. in vicinity Of 30th
st.. s.e. Rental office open daily
between 10 am. and $3.50 pm.
2900 Both st. Sc. LU. 1-3300.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
GEORGETOWN-Stunning two-floor
modern kit.. 3 bedrms%. IAN and bath bath.
DoRoTHY WOOD. REALToR
Evening star., 1963-09-30
Centrevi|Ie Campaign Is Run
On Basis of First Names

prayer In Schools" which he
says "is not the establishment
of a religion and therefore not
in violation of the ConStitu-
ton"
Let the United States Su-
preme Court continue to hand
down stupid decisions, but let
us fight for our way of life"
he says. I'VE could serve the
cause of communism no better
than to remove from our public
places and institutions Of
learning the name of God.
This is only the beginning
OF the forces serving the cause
of communism, whether inten-
tionally or not, to undermine
our way Of life" He urges vot-
ers to tell school officials that
they want their children taught
"in the spirit of the founding
fathers"
Evening star., 1963-09-30
Fuirfux County
May Establish
Own Health Plan

Fairfax County, which decid-
ed last month to write its own
workmen's compensation insu-
rance, is now considering a
plan to handle It's own health
insurance.
The Board Of Supervisors
will consider a draft plan at a
public hearing Wednesday.
About $500 employees would
be covered. The plan already
has been approved by employe
leaders in the Fairfax Educa-
ton Association according to
Charles Burbach, assistant to
the county executive.
The self insurance plan may
save enough money on premi-
ums to pay for county medical
and dental clinics for its en-
ployes, said Charles M. Parkin,
director of administrative serv-
ices.
Evening star., 1963-09-30
Girl, 5, Dies
After Crash
On Parkway

A. 5-year-oid Washington
girl died in University Hospital
in Baltimore early today as a
result Of a traffic accident on
the Baltimore Washington
parkway in Anne Arundel
County.
Maryland State police said
Diana Lynne Young of $50
Nineteenth street NE, died at
4:45 am. from injuries received
Friday when her mothers car
went off the highway, hit an
embankment and turned over
three times.
She had suffered a brain in
jury, multiple cuts of the head,
"a broken leg and was un-
conscious when admitted to the
hospital, police reported.
Her mother, Mrs. Lucille D.
Young, 26. received only cuts
Evening star., 1963-09-30
Mclean to See
All Candidates
In Weeks Talks

Mclean area voters will get
two chances this week to see
all the candidates for State
Senate and House Of Delegates,
as well as the three persons
seeking the Dranesville seat on
the Fairfax board.
And In the county's Mason
district, the Republican and
Democratic candidates will ap-
pear together on the same
platform for the first time
Tuesday. Democratic inc u m
bent Ann wilkins and Stanford
Paris, Republican challenger,
will talk at 8 pm. to the Ra-
venwood Citizens Association in
Congressional School on Sleepy
Hollow road.
The first Mclean candidates
meeting will be held at $50
pm. omorrow before the
Mclean Citizens Association in
Cooper intermediate School.
Candidates will address q a
meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday at
st. Johns Catholic Church on
Old Dominion drive, Mclean.
Evening star., 1963-09-30
Exit-Rood Crash
Futul to Driver

A 22-year-old Falls Church
tVao man was killed and a
passenger critically injured late
Saturday night when their car
went out of control and over
turned on an exit road from
Dulles airport highway.
The victim wes John L.
Marks of 1915 Parkview ave-
nue., Falls Church. In "unsatis-
factory" condition today at
Arlington Hospital was James
Stewart Lucas, 25, of Erwin,
N. c., the passenger.
Police said the auto failed to
negotiate a curve in the exit
road from Dulles airport high
way to Route 1913, struck the
curb and then rolled down an
embankment.
Mr.. Marks was dead on ar
rival at Arlington Hospital at
1905 am.
Evening star., 1963-09-30

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5o Of sliding lids Of hodbod
durable, washable with hl scUf mdew
son The Seeo 500 record changer plays all Speeds with manual
for playing records lightweight channel umpGfeT
oouoy matched s. speakers boe and ovdness cono
Evening star., 1963-09-30
BY WALTER WURFEL
Star Staff Writer

Political campaigning isn't
far removed from sitting
around the cracker barrel in
Fairfax County's rural Centre
vile district, where a large per-
centage Of the 2,913 voters
know the candidates person.
ally.
Yet the areas voters will
choose a man on November 5
whose voice on the seven-mem-
Der Board Of County Supervi-
sors carries as much weight as
the representative of urban
Mason district, which has 49,
900 voters.
Probably for the last time in
Centreville the campaign is
free of zoning controversies so
common to other areas of the
county.
Interstate Route 66 Is not
yet open inward from Centre
vile. The hoped-for develop
ment Of light industries around
Dulles Airport is still largely in
the future. But by 1864 all this
will have changed.
Centreville has been repre-
sented since 1852 by Democrat
Stuart T. DeBell, an insurance
and real estate broker. Mr..
DeBell, A, was chairman of the
board in 1859. He is currently
first vice president of the
League of Virginia Counties.
G. o. P. Challenger
Challenging him this year is
A. Beecher Sutherland, a Re-
publican. Mr.. Sutherland, 26, is
a real estate broker in the area.
He Is the second Republican to
challenge Mr.. DeBell. william
CrosSman opposed him unsuc-
cesfully in 1855 and 1859.
The candidates have clashed
on only one issue so far in the
campaign.
Mr.. Sutherland blasted Mr..
DeBell last week for his vote
In favor Of a Federal charter
for the Metropolitan Washing
ton Council Of Governments.
Mr.. DeBell voted with the
other three Democrats on the
board, while the three Repub-
licans opposed the charter.
Mr.. Sutherland charged that
Mr.. DeBell has continuously
demonstrated his willingness to
allow the Federal Government
to take control Of our RESPONSE
bilities."
Fears For Freedom
THE only salvation for our
ever-changing county is for us
to accept our responsibilities
and solve our own problems"
he added. Invitation to the
Federal Government to solve
Evening star., 1963-09-30

and bruises and was released
after treatment at the hospital,
police said.
According to Trooper William
E. Jones, the car was headed
north Of the parkway when
traffic congestion a half-mile
north of Friendship Airport'S
cutoff road, forced the mother
to apply the brakes and swerve
to the right. The car skidded
on the gravel shoulder before
hitting the embankment and
landed on its top after rolling
over three times, he said.
Both mother and daughter
were thrown from the car, the
trooper said.
Evening star., 1963-09-30
MiddIeburg Talk Set
By GoIdwuter Worker

MIDDLEBURG, Va, Sept. 80
(SpeciaD Fulton Lewis, III,
lecturer and key figure in the
Goldwater for President cam
paign, will speak at the Mid
dleburg Community Center at 8
pm. tomorrow.
His talk will start the Repu-
blican campaign in Loudoun
County for three seats on the
board of supervisors.
Evening star., 1963-09-30

The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration will
hold its fifth-a anniversary
awards ceremony in the Natu-
raj History Museum auditori-
UNI, Tenth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV, at 2:30 pm.
tomorrow. Vice President
johnson will speak.
Evening star., 1963-09-30
Clean Water Film

The film, "Clean water"
about the work of the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Com
mission, will be shown at 8 pm
October 8-9 in the auditorium
of the Maryland National Cap
ital Park and Planning Com
mission, 8787 Georgia avenue,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1963-09-30
Oppose Book Fee
Neiehbors' Speaker

DR.. John L. Peters. president
Of World NeighborS, Inc, will
speak at 1880 pm. Wednesday
in Palisades Com m unity
Church, 5000 Cathedral avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1963-09-30

our problems is an invitation to
relinquish our freedom"
He said Mr.. DeBell has be-
come a captive of the Anne
wilkins gang, who are COM
pletely out of step with Virginia
Democrats. I'm sure they will
show their dissatisfaction with
him In November"
Mrs. Wilkins, a Democratic
member Of the county board,
has. been at odds with the con-
Servative wing Of her party
since she entered politics In
1852.
Mr.. DeBell counters that Mr..
Sutherland Is issue hunting.
There are no issues" Mr.. De-
Bell says. Hes trying to make
it look like I'm a real wall
eyed liberal"
He says his vote for the COG
charter will not lead to Federal
control of local affairs. The
vote, he adds, had nothing to
do with appropriations or the
county'S continuing to be q
member" Of the COG.
Mr.. DeBell pledges to con-
tinue working for orderly de-
velopment" of the Centreville
district. He says that subdivi-
sion growth in the area should
be regulated closely to make
sure 1t meets county stand
ards.
Oppose Book Fee
In recent years he has sup
ported the formation of special
districts to provide sewer and
water services to residents. A
public hearing on the latest of
these, Sanitary District IA, is
scheduled for the County Board
meeting on October %.
Both candidates are opposed
to the SIS textbook rental fee
imposed on elementary school
children this year by the School
Board.
Mr.. Sutherland has also ad-
vocated "the continuation of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-01
Earnings Advance

Defense Electronics Inc. of
Rockville has announced a
sharp increase in sales and
earnings for the first six
months of this year in compari-
son to the same period a year
ago.
Net sales totaled about So
100000 compared to $1,423,OO
in 1862, or an increase of So per
cent, while new orders during
the six month period exceeded
So million, or an increase of 100
per cent of the total business
written in all of last year. The
most recent business total also
exceeded the volume handled by
the company during the entire
three years of operation prior
to the new six-month period.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-01
Test Ban Treaty Linked
To n Favorable Economy
By Sidney Klein
Director of Research, Dreyfus A. Co.

During the past week practically everyone have spoken
to has asked me what think of the market always
easy to give simple to this question However
way to do it, in simple FORM with percentages or Odds
Prior to the decline in market the odds appeared
in favor of continuation of the upward which
began last Fall AS Of today inclined to reduce the
odds to- let's to S. however, the to is still in favor
of bull market
For those of you who follow charts you are familiar
with what is known as channel that is with two
INES oenarcatng the highest and lowest points within that
channel AS it. lower side of an up
channel which should hold generally in this this
does not take place, is possible that channel
develop which prove to be the Of downrend
We are in critical spot in which the can go
either way but mentioned earlier the odds slightly
favor resumption Of the uptrend
Many are commenting how well the market taking
the bad news This trap into which it easy fall The
market usually follows its trend regardless of news
IS AS one example, let's take the Spring and Summer
1861 During this period the market in steady upward
march week after week. During this time the
Berlin situation and international developments was
quite bad Russia making threats regarding
West Berlin and West Germany. To many in Europe
seemed eminent Daily headlines ominous In spite of
his as mentioned the market kept climbing In January
OF 1860 the steel strike ended which the entire market
ana particularly the steel stocks started to drop and de-
veop into one of the drops history
OF the market which lasted until the end of 1860.
News items today, for example the SEC study on stock
exchange procedures should not in any way affect the
economy should not affect the earnings General Motors
should not affect what Synex the ASE and so forth
and so on Nevertheless people have that the mar
ket has taken the bad news" of the SEC report we'll If we
have today that is significant an out of the
ordinary way it is the initiating of the test ban treaty
In my mind the importance OF this exceeds the news
items Of Mr. Kennedys tax proposal the SEC reports the
civil rights proposals. the discount increase etc. II this
development results in formal treaty. be the basis
of not only easing world tensions further favor
able negotiations which could lead to disar.
ament and trading with the Communist world which,
when related to the stock market is the subject con-
cerned with right The impact could extraordinarily
favorable to the American economy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-01
West Firm Selected

The G. Bruce West Advertis
Ing Agency Inc, of Bethesda
has been selected to handle ad
yertising and public relations
for the DANAC Real Estate
Development Corp. of Rockville
The appointment was an.
nounced by Dermot A. Nee,
president of DANAC, who said
the West agency's depth OF
knowledge and experience in
Industrial and scientific adver.
Using, plus their demonstrated
interest in the economic devel.
opment of Montgomery Coun-
ty," were the deciding factors in
their selection.
A locally owned and managed
Industrial and commercial real
estate development firm,
DANAC operates from head.
quarters at ITO Chapman Ave.
in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-01
SENTINEL s eoSTf9. nD'
BE- thursday, August I. 1883

serve with the organizations
Southeast Asia office in Bang
kok, Thailand.
BUSINESS BRIEFS: Promo
ton of Robert ]. Moore from
the position of assistant counsel
to counsel of the IBM Federal
Systems Division headquarters
in Rockville has been announced
by IBM officials. State In
surance Commissioner F. Doug.
lass Sears has appointed Walter
w. Falck to replace Herman w.
Reeder as a member of the I'm
satisfied Claim and Judgment
Fund Board as a result of Reed
er's resignation. .fsJohn F.
Stamm, Rockville architect, was
elected a member of the advis.
ory board of Citizens Building
and Loan Association of Mont
gomery County. A University
of Maryland gradu at e, he
makes his home in Olney. :.
Thomas K. Taussig, of 1909
Welsh Drive, Rockville, has
been appointed assistant man.
ager for home service sales by
Sealtest Foods, for whom he
previously served as a sales
supervisor. A new public
accounting firm in Washington
has been formed In Washing
ton by Edwin Mendelson, of
Wheaton. Paul G. Hedrick,
of Silver Spring, has been
named manager of agency and
tour sales for the Washington
Statler Hilton following his re-
tirement from American Elk
press Co. after AZ years of serv-
ice, the last nine of which were
devoted to duty as district man.
ager in Washington. =. Richard
L. Hoddinott, a past president
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Exchange Club, has been
named president of a new
Washington-area chapter of the |
Mechanical Equipment Manu-
facturers' Representatives AS
ISOLATION.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-01
Cooperative Meets

Election of a new board of
directors and farm home adj
visory committee members will
highlight a m Getting of the
Southern States Cooperative
for the Gaithersburg area at
Gaithersburg Ele m en- tary
School Aug. z at s pm.
Robert Dorsey, of Poolesville,
will serve as chairman of the
meeting and Rev. Kenneth
Carder, pastor of the Methodist
Church of Gaithersburg, will
pronounce the invocation. A fea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-01
ORR Gets Contract

Operations Research Inc, OF
Silver Spring, has been award
ed a 100000 contract by the
Coast and Geodetic Survey to
perform a long range study
leading to a National Ocean
Survey Plan for the govern.
ment.
According to Harvey D. Kush.
ner, ORR executive vice presi,