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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
ROCKVILLE

N1LLE
TWINBROOK AREA
4 bedrms.. firepl., bath. newly deco
rated, fenced yd., good location
Immediate occupancy. $3.50 mt
Call Pc. 2-339S for information
SEAT PLEASANT : 2 bedrms
bsmt., lge. lot. Vacant. immet
occupancy, with option to bus
SS9.5 ST. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING, -Four corners-.
bedrms.,. 2 full baths. large rec
rm. and garage. Avail. July ]
Sl75 month. JU. S-1796.
SILVER SPRING-Vacant, 8 bed
rms, mr.. bus. Buy option. S4l.
total cash. HARVEY. 427-3010.
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. Colo.
NAL. bsmt. Sl25 per mo. Avail
Immed. We have other homes 70
rent ranging from SIPS to SIS
per mo. Some wont. to buy.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor. 949-4OO
Sill. sPG., 17O5 Dublin dr., clos
in-2 bedrms,. sen din. nm re,
rm., fen. yd. $40. u. 9-9403.
SPRINGFIELD-EDSALL PARKS
oedrm. rambler. scr. pch.. disf
wash, sim. wind. bsmt. 93S-2s2,
TAkOMA PARK
106 HODGES LANE-SI3O mo
b.r.s., quiet residential area. Mic
corner lot. Call Mr.. Price. H'C
SMITHY Co. ST. $4,000.
VA. - 3-bedrm. Cape Cod, i
oaths. A-acre lot, city sewer, We
S1l0 mo. with option. 434-92i5.
KENsiNGION sILVT
SPRING. ROCKVlILE-SeVeTal
and Z oedrms. homes avail Son
i S,,A immediate an,so occupancy. son
Wife VII 9''lp s4st g Spy' MSSSsIo5vu
REALTY CORP, 25Ie uniSersi,
blvd West. wheaton. MarViand
wHEATON-oa. Ave. IDEAL for prt
iessional man. Living rm., dinir
rm;' Den. LIST flr., 3 bedrms., BAT
air eond. AVIAN july ist.. sifa
mo. For appt. 70 see eall NJ
Thompson. JU. s-s344, ives, o.
2,hb02: G. NJ. MARSTELLE
S.ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT, 81 8.
N, Kenmore st., Arlington Y
IA. 5-i06s.
Aet~ NutM 81 N.h.-6eWlloet, brif
home; Q rms, and bath, exterii
NkuMANN. "a. $4,000.
l42s ALTON PL. N.w.-3 bedTm.
baths. fenced ward. s135 mont
Call Pc. 7-470O. Mon. throuf
Pri. s 70 $3.50 pm.
1893 COLUMBIA RID. NV. -
rms, baths, oil heat. Only ST.
mo; Call Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma. !
l35 WARNER ST. N.W.-Perm.
heat, eolored tie bath chiidTt
accepted. Only sos mo. Cali Nj
NEUMANN. Ma. $4,000.
1884 DAVENPORT ST. NW.-s2Oq
mo. Det brk. 10 be dec. z rms
"a baths, rec. rm., pch.. ga
L. 7. 0RAvETTE. Ma. s-O752.
1884 CARROLL AVE.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Attrac. 3-bedrm. near Langley sho'
ping center. SiS7. so including p
utilities, Call DREYFuSs BRO
MA. h-ObsO.
HOUSES WANTED TO REM
OFFICER, WIFE. COLLEGE-AG
DAUGHTERS. desire 3-bedrm,, .
bath, air-cond. house IN Northef
Va. BY : July. CT. 6-2639.
PROFESSOR wants lease or bu
from owner nearly new home clos
70 u. Nd, Paw 70 5000 ob0-S0ha
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ONTARIO
OTHER LISTINcs

Many other apt. homes Of All sizes
ano 70 fit all pocketbooks are exc
eiuslvely listed with this office In
such desirably located bldRs. as:
NETHERLANDS. 1852 Columbia I'd
Nv bedrms.. 4th flr.. southern
27of ADAMS MILL RID. N.w-q
h sTg;. 4th az. Very good cond
bedrml with nice Kit. and mod
bath. Elev. bldg. blk. from Conn
s ave; and Mt. Pleasant buses. )
1920 PORTER ST. N.w.--Delisht-
~, Iul i oedrm.. 3rd fir. rear.
NEW PARKSIDE, 1902 Summit nj
nn:w.-l bedrm. In elev. bldg. Low
GOWN payment.
PRESIDENTIAL, 1929 18th ST.
NAN ADDRESS OF DiSTTINcs.
TRIAL Loc$TfeoSN. oDp. stS tier.
Hilton Hotel. / bedrm. cor. with
IMMENSE liv. rm. and balcony
CONNECTICUT CTS. 5112 Conn.
home with mod. kit. Only 81. 500
casn down payment REQUIRED
FOR details and/or appt. to inspect
any Of the above at YOUR conven-
ience call MAJOR CARNEY (244-
bl21l. Mr.. OWENS CEN. 3-671S).
Mr.. FIELDING GA. S-4R33) or
MRS. SPENCER mo. 7-s2SSl with
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HILLSIDE bedfmss lee. fenced
lot. 500 mo, 81. 1-5BpO.
MISUNDERSTANDING 2 bedrms
lac fenced lot with option 70
buy. 81. 5.bepo.
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WHEATON-Ga. Ave. ideal for prt
fessional man. Living rm., dinir
rm., den. LIST FIR, 3 bedrms., bal
md flr. rec. I'm. House complete
air cond. Avail July LIST, SlFI
mo. For appt. TO see call NJ
Thompson. u. S-6344. Ewes, o.
2.6b02: G. NJ. MARsTELLE
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VA. - 3-bedrm. Cape Cod, Il
baths. A-acre lot, city sewer, Wa
Ter. Cow. Dulles and shoppin
Sll0 mo. with option. 434-9215.
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IWINbhUUk AhEA
4 bedrms.. firepl., bath. newly deco
rated, fenced yd., good location
Immediate occupancy. $3.50 mt
Call Pc. 2-339s for Information
SEAT PLEASANT : 2 bedrns
bsmt., lge. lot. Vacant, immet
occupancy. with option to bus
SS9. 80. ST. $500.
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AMER. U. PIX. - Cow. TO bus
Spring Valley shops. Best d. G
schl, dist. 3-b.r. Colonial on quiet
street. Ltv. rm.s sep. dr.. lge. kit
with pantry. rec. or guest rm. In
bsmt. with bath, pvt. fenced yard,
Gear gar. Avail July is. EN-.
2-56gO, 1875 pm.
ANACOsTIA, 1902 Nichols ave
Detached 2 story dwelling, z
rooms. bath. auto. heat. .refrigera-
tor, 2 window air. cond.. garage.
yard. Sl15 month. Open Sat. and
BoRoER. INC. Ma. s-0SOs.
ANDREWS, OxON Hills bed
rms. patio. rec. rm.. den or play
rm. Sl45. 10. 7-0946.
ANDREWS-TEMPLE HILLS bed
rm. rambler. sep. din. rm,, full
bsmt., avail. July 1. $3.50. M. e.
SMITH. INC. 735-O562.
ANDREWS AREA-NeW 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. full bsmt. rent,
RIAL ESTATE. cY 1850,
ANDREWS CLINTON "a and 4 bed
rm. homes, $3.50 IN. STATE
REALTY, S5O4 Branch ave, clin-
ton, Nd. 297-S305.
ANDREWS, is Minis. -country liv-
ing 3-bedrm, ramb., sep. din. nm
and kit. X -acre lot. S133 mo.
with option TO buy. 434-9215.
ARL; so, Near olebe I'd. and Col
umbia Pike rm. brick home
including family Tm. and rec. rm.,
"a baths, mod. kit. patio garage.
S170 mo. 2lyr. lease.
LANIER REALTY 671-3434
ARL., N.-7-rm. honey home, 2
full baths, / or 2 bedrms. on LIST
fir, porches, nice level lot w/trees,
shrub, etc, close-in cow. area,
S12 mo. IA. 2-6s93.
ARLINGTON = Large rambler on
nice corner us lot; Clos $780, 70 Pe I.I
tiers. bedrms.. . baths. at
taehed garage. S195. Call week
days for appointment.
THOS. J. FISHER a CO.. INC.
OOQ-TO0O
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HOUSES WANTED TO REM

OFFICER. WIFE. cOLLEGE-AG'
DAUGHTERS, desire 3-bedrm,. 2
pain, air.cond. house IN Norther
Va. BY \ July. CT. 6-2630.
PROFESSOR wants lease or bu
from owner nearly new home clos
70 U. Nd. Pay 10 $500. 256-56b3.
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CHEVY CHASE. Kirkside : Brick
Colonial. 4 bedrms.. ? baths, den.
powder room. screened porch. So
eluded garden. Avail. for years,
Aug. !. $3.50 per month.
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Sill. sPG., I705 Dublin dr.. clos
IN bedrms.. sep. din. rm., REL
rm., fen. yd. $40. u. 9-9403.
sPRINGFIELD-EDsALL PARK
bedrm. rambler, scr. pch., dist
wash. sim. wind. bsmt. 93s-2S2.
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5ILNEh SFhTNU-3-bedrm Colo
NAL. bsmt. Sl25 per mo. Avail
1mmed. We have other homes 70
rent ranging from SIPS to SIS
per mo. Some WLopt. to buy.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor, $4,000
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close ms bedrms.,
2 baths, den and rec. rm... fenced
yard. Avail. / year. Aug. i. $3.50
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iles ALTON PL. N.w.-3 bedrm
baths. fenced ward, Sl35 mont
Call Pc. 7-470O. Mon. throuf
Pri. 8 70 $3.50 pm.
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WHEATON. KENslNOIOR sILVE
STRING. ROCRVlI.LE-Several
ana = oedrms. homes avail. Son
Tor immediate occupancy. son
with option 70 buy. Calf
write" e49-844O. MANOVu
REALTY CORP, 25I6 universi'
blvd West. wheaton. MARYLAND.
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EDMUND FLYNN CO

Coop. Ant. Authority Since 1e2O)
washington Bldg. Ma. S-9565
GARDEN-TYPE-Lge. I-bedrm. apt.
wIdin. rm., big closets, nice view.
60. NV. BLDG. $5.350. 265-6431.
NAYLOR GARDENS
S9.950-2nd fir. 2-bedrm. apt,
lge; hv. rm.. din. rm., sep. ldry.
and storage facils. Beautiful view,
eonven. stores, transp. JOHN L.
SHELTON. Ritz. 10 0.0000
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-In area Of
Alice Deal. woodrow wllso n
Schools. Conven. to stores. transp.
Comfortable 2 story detached
home. Clean cond. z rms, >
baths. To reliable party. Refs.
EXCHANGED. 5000 mo. For ap-
pointment call RA. 6-07S9.
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Y. RIvERDALE = Lovely 3-bedrm.
dst. h on,,., Lee e fen fenced lot siss
FRs 1 O n. SoSREiR' Do. 7-6s Sst
FAIRFAx T0wN-3-bedrm. RAM
bier. screened porch, fenced yard.
gar, COW. loo, Sl35. 77J-14S3
FAIRFAX, vA.-3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
bsmt with finished rec. rm.. walk
70 tSr. 's siso m sne en- ~ iInSppins CEN
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DETACHED. 10 rms. 4 baths, /
enel. porch, bsmt., front and back
yards, fruit trees, garden space.
alum. siding. new heating plant,
8. Dakota ave. ne. CO. 5-726s.
DISTRICT HTS. - 2 bedrmS., full
bsmt.. screened porch, elec. range
and refrig., lge. lot, no dog; Sl2O,
Summer. reduced 10 sos Winter.
RE. 6-4042.
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UMFURM. TO RENT

KENSINGTON--5 bedrms.. 2 baths,
study, rec. rm., Wv. earpeting,
lge screened-in porch, back yard
adj. Rock Greek Park, avail. July
l. S225. Call 946-242s or $685.
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split-level rambler. like new. 3
b.r.s. . baths, spac. liv. rm.. din.
rm., compl. kit, rec. rm., mr.. U.
OF Nd. and NASA, OIL. 6-l7lg.
Government Employees Realty Co.
COLMAR MANOR, nice rambler on
cor. lot. Vacant. Sll5 mo. or will
sell. only 500 cash. 500 mo.
Agent. uN 4-45s1, JU. s-33s0,
CONN. AVE. AREA, / block north
waited. Powder room, den. 8 bed
rms. 2 baths, new kit. Open 2-5.
26l7 Garfield st. $3.50 mo. Pc.
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

AIR COND., 4 bedrms.. 3 baths,
firepl., patio, Finnish Sauna, 80
min. to d. c., mr.. Goddard, NAsA,
Fort Meade, July to March, S225
mo. includes swim. and tennis
club. 30l-464-l9l0,
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LANDOVER KNOLLs - 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. newly decor, fun
bsmt., large fenced yard, cony.
transp. Phone 772-2l47.
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05
Circus Aerialist Survives Fall to Concrete Floor

LOS ANGELES R - II was rushing my act,'' the pretty, blonde circus aerialist said. "I knew it toward the end. And the next thing I knew I had fallen"
 As thousands of spectators gasp ed, 20-year-old Donna Welsh of Sarasota, Fla, plummeted P feet Friday onto the arena floor at a performance of Ringing Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus at the Los Angeles sports arena.
 Attendants said later only foam rubber padding on the arena floor and Miss Welsh's saving maneuver of tucking up her legs prevented serious injury.
 She landed on her right side Hospital attendants said she hurt her right shoulder, hip and leg, fractured her pelvis and right heel.
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05
Monday. August 5. l936
Korean Turncoat Will Return to United States And Claim Back Pay

WASHINGTON R - Lowell D. Skinner, an American prisoner of war who remained in Communist China after the Korean war, will have some back pay coming when he returns to the United States even though he was given a dis honorable discharge in 1854.
 The Army gave this word Fri day as Skinner, 32, of Akron, Ohio, arrived in Hong Kong on his way home. He said he decided to re- turn to the United States because of a lack of freedom in China.
 At the State Department, press officer Robert McClosekey said Skinner is free to return and that his citizenship was not affected by his dishonorable discharge. The Justice Department said the ques- ton of whether Skinner is liable for prosecution would be exam ined.
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05
ELM to Examine Claims In Northwestern Alaska

It was announced today by the Fairbanks District Office of the Bureau of Land Management that an extensive land examination trip will be made to Northwestern AL aska during the week of Aug. 5-9 Making the trip will be District Manager Ross A. Youngblood and Land Examiners Carl Jeglum and John Nelson of the Fairbanks Lands and Minerals Operations of flee
 They will travel in chartered float plane and plan to examine claims in or near the following towns and villages: Galena, Koy- ukuk, Nulato, Kaltag, Nome and Safety, Pilgrim River, Salmon Lake, Teller Mission, Kotzebue, Noatak, Selawik, Kobuk, Amber, Kiana and Hughes.
 The claims to be examined in- clude Native Allotments, Small Tracts, ToWnsites, Homesites, Trade and Manufacturing Sites among others.
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05
Part of Soviet Cosmos Satellite Found On Ontario Farm

LONDON, Ont. R A 32-pound object found on an Ontario farm last October apparently is part of the Cosmos III research satellite the Soviet Union launched April 23, 1862, a Canadian physicist re- ports.
 Dr. Charles Carmichael, associ- ate professor of physics at the University of Western Ontario, said he believed the object, about 2 feet square and 10 inches deep, was part of the Sputnik's heat shield. He described it as "a dirty piece of glass" with little bit of everything in it."
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05
Dr. Ward Dies Without Regaining Consciousness

LONDON LR-Dr. Stephen Ward died Saturday, leaving final note saying that he had taken his own life. Its a wish not to let them get me" he wrote. I'd rather get my, elf
 The note was released by Jack Wheatley, lawyer for the playboy- osteopath who took an overdose of drugs Wednesday just hours be- fore he was convicted of two vice charges in Britain's biggest sex and political scandal of the cen- tury
 Ward never regained conscious ness to be told about his convic- ton, but he anticipated the yer dict.
 After Justice Archie MarshalPs summing up, I've given up all hope" he wrote.
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05
NOTICE OF PROPOSED ADOPTION
 OF REGULATIONS BY
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION


 Notice is hereby given that the State of Alaska, Department of Education, will hold public hearing on August P, 1863 at 1:00 pm. in the conference room in trict Administration Building for the purpose of receiving testimony n statements from the public regarding school bus transportation.
 The proposed regulations will repeal, replace, and supplant sections l00-104 inclusive in Title 4 of the Alaska Ad ministrative Code. The regulations will be adopted under authority of one or more of the following statutes:
 AS 14.1O25o, AS 14.1o.15o C2l, AS 14.1O.14O (6l, AS 14.1O.14O n, AS 141O. 070, AS 14.10.O1O.
 peal, supplant, and supercede all mater al now contained in the School Bus Transportation Manual. somtimes refer red to as Mimeographed Bulletin No. l. The proposed regulations will d e W ith establishing and maintaining routes, extension mileage. transportation contracts, qualifications and require ments for school bus drivers, general operating regulations for school II drivers, school buses and equipment, insurance to be carried by those fur nishing school bus transportation. school bus inspection, reports required and licenses required.
 The proposed regulations will be sub- mitted to the State Board of Education during their next meeting for approval. Any interested person may present rele- want statements or arguments orally or in writing at the hearing. Written state ments are acceptable prior to the hear ing at the offices of the State Depart ment of Education in Anchorage or in Juneau, Alaska. All statements will be given full consideration before adoption of final regulations. Copies of the pro- posed transportation regulations are available from the Department of Edu- cation, Anchorage Office, 626 Street, upon request.
 Assistant Commissioner of Education
 Robert P. Isaac,
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05
GOldwater Is Object Of Satiric Speech By Sen. J. w. Fulbright

WASHINGTON R -Poking fun Sen. J. w. Fulbright, D-Ark., has suggested the key to the foreign policy favored by Sen. Barry GoldWater "is a bold, courageous and determined policy of co-anni- hilatiOn."
 In a satiric speech to the Sen ate Friday, Fulbright said he wish ed to thank the Arizona Republi can for having "unequivocally ex- pressed his opinion" that Demo- crats are not Communists and that the Communist party has not cap tured control of the Democratic party, "even though, in the view of the senator from Arizona, the program of the Democratic ad- ministration is viewed with favor by the Communists"
 In return, Fulbright said he wished to state 'my own unequi- vocal opinion that the senator from Arizona is not Communist either, despite the similarity of some of his views to those of the rulers of Communist China. I am sure this is purely coincidental."
 'The senator from Arizona is opposed to coexistence," said Full bright, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee. "So are the Chinese Communists. The senator is opposed to the nuclear test-ban treaty, so are the Chinese Com munists. The senator thinks it is coWardly to try to avoid nuclear war; so do the Chinese Commun- iStS.
 "I am confident that no fair minded American will mlslnter- bret the interesting parallel be- tween the senator's views on these matters and those of the Chinese Communists.
 GoldWater was not immediately available for comment on Full bright's speech. His office said Goldwater and his family were cruising off the California coast Fulbright said he had notified Goldwater's office in advance that he intended to make the speech.
 There were only a few senators on hand when Fulbright spoke There was no response from any of the Republicans.
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05
Astronaut Arrested For Speeding

ORLANDO, Fla. R - Astronaut Virgil l. Gus Grissom, who re- ceived the nations praise for the Mercury flight in which his space capsule went more than 5000 mph is being prosecuted for going 75 mph.
 A state highway patrolman said he clocked Grissom at that speed for two miles before stopping him July 27. Last November, Grissom was arrested and fined S2O for speeding in another Florid county.
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05
Oakland Publisher Airs Bright Look Forward On 90th Birthday

OAKLAND R - Joseph Know land, publisher, legislator, conser- vationist Id businessman, ob- served his 90th birthday today with a bright look forward.
 KnoWland, publisher of the Oak land Tribune since 1915, declared in a statement that from his lengthy experience, 'T feel i'm pelled to offer a word of encou- ragement for the future.
 To-day we seem to face critical problems in almost every field, including the economy, human re- lations and international tensions.
 But as I look backward it oc- CUTS to me that we have always faced problems, and that they al- ways have appeared to have tre mendous intensity. Some we have solved, some are still troublesome, and new ones continually arise" :"
 KnoWland, the father of former U. s. Senate Republican leader William F. KnoWland and himself a five-term Congressman, recalled that when he became Tribune publisher, he wrote:
 "The issues that divide good citi- zens, starting bitter feuds, are often trivial in the light of sub- sequent events.''
 KnoWland, born in neighboring Alameda, entered the newspaper business, as a Republican, after he lost an election for US. senator,
 He was director of the Associ- ated Press for 28 years and retired in 1860 after "A years as chairman of the California State Park Com mission. His business activities varied from banking to maufac- turing.
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05
BIG WEDDING

MEXICO CITY R - With their 61O children looking on, 210 couples were married this week in a mass ceremony in an auditorium usually used for boxing matches and circuses. The government ar ranged the ceremony in it's cam paign against couples living to- gether out of Wedlock.
The Nome nugget., 1963-08-05

''The teen-age conception of so- cial security is going steady"
 Arnold Glasgow
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-01-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice IS hereby given that Mrs.
Alice E. Griffiths Miller (widow
Of entryman, John E. Griffiths)
of Soldotna, Alaska, together
with his witnesses Boyd Miller of
Soldotna, Alaska and Calvin ].
Gerard of Soldotna, Alaska has
submitted final proof on her Ad-
joining Farm Homestead entry
Anchorage Serial Number 045774
for tract of land described as
W12NEA, Section 81, Town
ship 5 North, Range 10 West,
Seward Meridian
containing 80 acres, and it is now
in the files of the Land Office,
Anchorage, Alaska. Any person,
corporation, or association having
or asserting any adverse interest
in, or claim to, the tract of land
or anE part thereof sought, may
file Ill the Anchorage Land Office,
during the period of publication
or within 80 days thereafter, an
adverse claim setting forth the
nature and extent thereof, and
such adverse claimant shall, with
in sixty days after the filing of
such adverse claim, begin action
to quiet title in court of compe-
tent jurisdiction within Alaska,
and thereafter patent shall be is
sued in conformity with the final
decree of the court.
Alfred P. Steger
Chief, Lands Section
Pub. Dec. 7, IA, p, %, 1862, Jan.
4. 1863
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-01-04

All three items will be sold
without a guarantee as to their
condition.
The two mimeograph duplica-
tors can be inspected at the Ex-
tension Service Office located in
the Husky Building in Homer,
Alaska. Office hours are 500 A.
M. to 500 P. NJ.
The treadle machine is located
at the Kenai Methodist Church.
Anyone wishing to inspect this
machine should contact Rev. Shat
fer of the Kenai Methodist
Church.
The three items for sale will be
sold either separately or togeth-
er. Sealed bids viii be accepted
until January IS, 1868 in the Elk
tension Office at Homer. Items
will be sold to the highest bidder.
113-1b
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-01-04

UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT
Land Office
Cordova Building
9th and Cordova
Anchorage, Alaska
Date: Dec. 20, 1862
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Ro-
bert c. kallenberg has made ap-
plication for a Headquarters Site
under the Act of March 8, 1927
(44 Stat. 1864; 48 use, Sec.
46D identified by Anchorage Ser
ial Number 048684 for a tract of
land described as
Lot 10, US. Survey No. 3643,
81 tu ated approximately 2
miles West from Dillingham;,
Alaska and adjoining US.
Survey Nos. 1874, 3O40, $3.50,
1881, 1892, 1888, 1884 and
3187, containing 5 acres.
Any person, corporation, or as
ISOLATION having or asserting any
adverse interest in or claim to the
tract of land or any part thereof
may file in the Anchorage Land
Office their objections to the is
suance of patent during the peri
Cd of publication or within 30
days thereafter. Objections must
be filed under oath, setting forth
the nature and extent Of the adj
verse claim; and the adverse
claimant shall, within go days af-
ter filing of such claim, begin ac-
ton to quiet title in court Of
competent jurisdiction in Alaska,
and fhSfsaFJef patent shall be is
sued in conformity with tie final
decree of the court.
Alfred 2. Stegar
Chief, Lands Section
Date First Pub: Dec, rs, 1862
T4,t-er - 10 H. IT,, - fQco