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The following fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eigth graders made the honor roll at the Kodiak ele- mentary school for the second nine weeks period
 GRADE
 Larry Cabanaton, 4.09; Yvonne Van Buren, 3.87; Steven Banks, 3.84; Lorraine Resoff, 3.84; Retha Alvers, 3.78; Marcia Weisser, 3.76; Rebecca Lindsey, 3.72; Richard Wertz, 3.71; Kim Meyers, 3.59, Dixie McWhorter, 3.59; Wilton Wi ley, 3.56; Pamela Salmine, 3.52; Beverly Anderson, 3.51;
 Ann Anderson, 3.39; Melanie Nc Farland, 3.38 Donene Wolkoff, 3.35; Candy Lee, 3.33; Karen Les ter, 3.32; Cynthia Fannin, 3.3O; Ernest Diamond, 3.28; Debbie Col den, 3.27; Marty Shuravloff, 3.25; Francesca Vega, 3.23; Rachel Les lie, 3.21; Karen Fannin, 3.2O;
 Monte Booth, 3.18; Martha Gnu docken, 3.17; Eric Johnson, 3.16; Dennis Bennett, 3.13; Randi Taut- fest, 3.12; Mary Heikes, 3.12; Da- vid Schory, 3.O9; Kim Smalley, BOT; Alexander King, 3.05; Pamela Soule, 3.O3; Shirley Nelson, 3.O3: Brad Butler, 800.
 GRADE ,
 Candis Downey, 397; Karin Bengtson, 3.93; Roberta Magnusen, 3.70; Virginia Chya, 3.52; Judy Las sen, 3.46; Kathleen Gilbreath, 3.45; Susan Selden, 3.44; Judy Laktonen 3.43; Robert Farber, 3.39;
 Peggy Holm, 3.34; Clida Peter son, 3.19; Lora Powell, 317; Bruce McWhorter, 3.16; Corky Coon, 3.14 Joan Brandon, 310; Susan flower 3.05; Dale Erickson, 300.
 GRADE 6
 Mickey Burress, 3.98; Holly Trick 3.89; Gary Ham, 3.74; Kim Taut fest, 366; Blake Butler, 3.65; Pc ter Holm, 3.64; Vivian Mccormick 358; Dennis Fannin, 3.54; Dougla Anderson, 3.43; Douglas Ekin, 3.42 Jonna Chya, SAP; James Love, $40
 Mike Resoff, 3.38; David Rodli 3.33; Douglas Holroyd, 3.31; Ra, Golden, 3.27; Carlene Erickson 326; Billy Amason, 3.21; ChYeer Parker, 3.18; Rosalind Heffner 3.16; Cathy Salmine, 3.15; Nikk Nelson, 3.15; Christy Lorenson 3.14; Arlene Keim, 3.10;
 Jimmy Ramaglia, 3.o8; Lorraine Hausman, 3.06; Vicki Quammen
Kodiak mirror., 1963-02-01
SIX TB CASES

Six cases of tuberculosis in the Kodiak area were reported by the Alaska Department of Health and Welfare in it's most recent Com municable Disease Report"
 The number of cases rated the highest in the Southcentral region.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-02-01
OWENS ON FINANCE

Sen. Al Owen (D-Uganik Bay) was named to serve on the Senate Finance Committee and also the Resources Committee when the upper chamber of the legislature was organized last week.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-02-01

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Johnny weissmuIIer. Nancy Kelly. l2:55-s
Tuesday AN.
THE LEOPARD MAN" 1913. A black leopard
used as a stunt bY an actress escapes in a
small New Mexican town and wave Of murders
begins. Dennis o'Keefe. Margo. 1905
Tuesday PM.
THE ENCHANTED COTTAGE" ls45. sensi-
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Dorothy Mcclure 12:30-5
THAT CERTAIN AGE" 1888 tFirst-Run).
Entertaining film about girls case Of puppy
love for one of her parents friends. Deanna
Durbin, Melvyn Douglas, Jackie Cooper. 500
MIRACLE ON Gath STREET." ls47. For
Young and old and all Tho want to believe in
Santa. Edmund ewenn. John Payne, Maureen
o'Hara. 11:10-5
REMEMBER THAT MIGHT" 1910 tFlrst-Run).
Warm moving story Of DA who takes
shopfter home with him when court recesses
for Christmas holidays. Fred MacMurray.
Barbara Stanwyck 1903
Wednesday AN.
"STEP BY STEP" 1916. returned Marine
exposes Naz spies still operating In America.
Lawrence Tlerney. Anne Jeffreys. 1905
Wednesday PM.
MIRACLE on 34th STREET." ls47. For
Young and old and all who want to believe In
Santa. Edmund Gwenn. John Payne. Maureen
oHara. 12:30-5
LITTLE MISS MARKER" 1884. Sentimental
Damon Runyon story, made when Shirley
Temple was at her eutest. Adophe Menlou,
Charles Bckford. 500
HOLIDAY AFFAIR" le4e war widow Is
faced with having to choose between two
suitors Mildly amusing comedy-drama Robert
Mtchum, Janet Leigh. Wendell Corey.
11:10-5
"RocUEs OF SHERWOOD FOREST" 1850
British. Robin Hood rides again! John Derek,
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Sunday
IA.

"THE GOOD DIE YOUNG" 1855. British.
-Four men from assorted backgrounds plan
daring robbery. Richard Basehart John Ire
land, Laurence Harvey. 1:00-5
LITTLE KIDNAPPERS" 1854 Two boys kid
nap baby because they can't have a dog.
Adrann Corr and Duncan MaeRae 3:00-5
"THE FIGHTING 69th" 1910. corny. but one
Of the most stirring war pictures you'll ever
see James cagney. Pat oBrien. 5:o0-5
ANDY HARDTS BLOND TROUBLE" 1914.
Andys college days are complicated BY pair
of luscious blond goods. Mickey Rooney, Lewis
Stone. 11:00-5
THE AMBASSADORS DAUGHTER" 1856.
A GI in Paris falls for an ambassadors
daughter. olivia de Haviand. John Forsythe,
Myna 10y. lilo
ROAD TO ZANZIBAR" 1915. Satire on all
jungle pictures, one Of the funniest Of the
Road series. Bob Hope. 6ins Crosby
Dorothy Lamour. 1l:2o-9
Mondoy AN.
ME HIRED THE BOSS" Comedy about a
meek employee who saves his firm and hires
his boss. Stuart Erwin. 1905
Mondoy PM.
Mandy HARDTS DOUBLE LIFE" Andy goes
to college. Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone.
12:30-5
"A KID FOR TWO FARTHINeS" 1855 British.
A boy in the London slums believes a one
horned goat is magic unicorn that will bring
him luck Celia johnson, Diana DORIS. 500
THE POWER AND THE PRIZE" 1856. A
rising young executive ieopardzes his career
by jting the boss niece and deliberately
bungIing big business DEAL Robert Taylor.
Bur Ives. 7:30H
"JASSY" 1913 British A gypsy girl is
brought into a once wealthy, now impoverished
family. Margaret Lockwood, Patricia Roc.
Dennis Price. 11:10-5
Evening star., 1963-09-28

Apex-"8la"; 7:lO and 9:4o
pm.
Calvert-"The Small World
of Sammy Lee; 2, 4, 6, 7:50
and $50 pm.
DupOnt-"The Thrill of 1t
All; 2, 4, 6, 8. 10 and ~ pm.
EmbaSSy-"In the French
Style; 1:20, $40. sos. 6:55,
8:45 and 10:40 pm.
Keith'S The CaretakerS";
11:15 am, lis, 3:15, $50, 1920
and II pm. Sneak Preview, 9
pm.
Macarthur - Mouse on the
Moon; l:l5, 3:05. 4:45, $50,
8:l0 and GAS pm.
| Metropolitan - Girl Hunt
ers": 1l:40 am, lao, 3:45,
5:45, 7:50 and $50 pm.
OntariO-"Lawrence of Ara
bia"; 2 and 8:15 pm.
Evening star., 1963-09-28

Raissa Struchkova is making a
l0-Week tour of the United
States under the banner of Sol
Hurok, the one-man cultural
exchange program The two
programs will be made up of
numbers designed to show off
each dancers special facility in
given area of dance, or in a
given item in the vast BolShoi
repertoire.
Included will be some famil-
lar classics-Act II of Swan
Lake" and excerpts from
"Giselle." There also will be a
number of Bolshoi showpieces,
including Spring Waters" lie
Corsaire," the "Nutcracker" pas
de deux, The Dying Swan" and
"Moszkowski Waltz" Included
too will be excerpts from
Stone Flower" Cinderella"
THE Little Humpback d
Horse" and Act w Of Don
Quixote.
And, by something like pop
ular demand. there will be the
unqualified hit Of the Bolshoi's
last tour in the United States,
Ballet School,"
y 4
HONOR-An award doesn't
have to be an Oscar for a
motion picture studio to burst
with pride over it. Comes now
word from Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer that Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer has Just received "a first
place award for having issued
the best stockholder report of
the Motion Picture-Theaters
industry" A magazine named
Financial World keeps track of
this sort of thing, has been
doing it. in fact, for % years.
| 4 x
OOPS, SORRY-You may not
be aware of it but a number of
communications received in any
newspaper office are corrections
of mistakes made in earlier
communications. Out of con-
text they can be fascinating, as
this one on the teletype catch
| ing a goof in a syndicated
column:
Last para, End line: is mark
ing time (sted making time) ,"
The weeks award-winner,
though, is the one from a New
Evening star., 1963-09-28
THE PASSING SHOW
Our National Ballet
Recruits Some Stars
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

The National Ballet which had auspicious beginning
last under the guidance of Frederic Franklin is about
plunge further toward its goal of becoming major dance
The troupe isn't baguered of but defenders
OF the faith turning just they did at the Alamo that
time.
notable is Sonia Arova who has appeared with all the
Evening star., 1963-09-28

York publicity firm that reads:
I'm our release of September
20 describing the Music Hall
theater being built at the N. Y.
Worlds Fair, please make the
following correction in the last
paragraph on page 3:
"The air conditioning cooling
units will be gas mot gaSoline)
powered"
Evening star., 1963-09-28
K.B THEATERS

ApYY 4sl3 Moss. Ave. Wo . 46co
sHS Free Porkins
Federico Fellinis "Sia" Gtalian),
TONIGHT at 1.ln and A.In PM
Evening star., 1963-09-28

world and who is described by
Mr.. Franklin as IAN interna-
tional ballerina with an inter-
national reputation" She will
be a leading member of the
National Ballet company for
the 1854 season.
Last season Miss Arova ap-
peared with the Australian
Ballet in Sydney. Just before
making that trek down under
she danced with Britain's Royal
Ballet at Covent Garden, with
Rudolf Nureyev as her partner.
And before that, in 1861, she
made a number of TV and
guest appearances in a quartet
which had as its other men,
bers Nureyev. RoSella High
tower and Erik Bruhn. During
her career Miss Arova has ap-
peared with the Ballet Ram
bert, the Ballet Russo, Ballet
Theater and the Grand Ballet
du Marquis de Cuevas. A de-
cade or so back she was an in
vited guest artist with the Ko-
maxi Ballet. the first ballerina
from the West to dance in ia
pan since Pavlova.
Il X II
The most recently arrived
newcomer on the National Bal
let's roster is its new premier
danseur, Steven Grebel. Born
in Yugoslavia, he had his train
ing with the National Opera
Company and enjoyed his first
success outside Yugoslavia when
the National Ballet of Belgrade
visited Paris.
Back at home later he
caught the eye of LavrovSky,
the Bolshoi's maitre de ballet,
in Belgrade as a guest instruc-
tor. He taught Grebel the Rus
sian version of "Giselle" and
subsequently Grebel taught it
to Ludmilla Tcherina. 1t enabl-
ed Tcherina and Grebel to
make quite a hit With the Rus
sian dancers when they dane
ed as guest artists with the
Bolshoi and Leningrad BalletS
in 1859.
Another newcomer to the
National Ballet, down at the
other end of the roster, is
Kathleen Ann Shipp of st.
Louis. Miss Shipp attended the
first workshop in late August
and so impressed Mr.. Franklin
and his associates that they
awarded her a scholarship.
The National Ballots first
program of the new season is
set for october 10, II and IL.
y
BOLSHOI AGAIN-That Sec
ond week in October will be a
busy one for ballet devotees.
On Monday and Tuesday, Oc-
tober 7 and 8, the company of
80 "Stars of the Bolshoi Bal
let" will appear here, on the
new stage installed for dance
performances at Washington
Coliseum.
The company headed by
Evening star., 1963-09-28

Palace-"The V.IP.s"; ll:45
am, 1855, 4:l0, 6:25, $40 and
1885 pm.
Playhouse - The L-Shaped
Room; l1:05 am, lis, $3.50,
$40, 7:55 and 1910 pm.
Plaza - The Nippon Love-
makers; l1:45 am, l:l0, 2:40,
4;10, $40, 7:10, 8:35, 1905 pm.
TOwn-"Irma La Douce";; IL,
2:40, $40, 8 and 1890 pm.
TranS-Lux-"The Condemn
ed of Altoona; 1920 am, 1:25,
3:35. 5:45, 7:55 and 10 pm,
Uptown - How the West
Was Won; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Cleopatra" 2 and
8 pm.
Evening star., 1963-09-28

Joy cormody. dromo editor Of The
Stor, is on vacation. HS column
will be resumed on his return.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Stage and Screen
Shows and Show Times

Stage
NatiOnal-"A Thousand
Clowns; 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Shady Grove Music Fair -
Call Me Madam; 5 and $50
pm.
HOward-Vaudeville: The 5
Du-Tones, Jimmy Soul and
others; 2, 4:45, 7:l5, GAS and
IL pm.
Screen
Ambassador - Girl Hunt
ers"; 1870, $3.50. $50. 7:35 and
$40 pm.
Evening star., 1963-09-28
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"55 DAYS AT PEKING"-Boy Charlton HesOn meets girl
Ava Gardner) right in the middle Of the Boxer Rebellion
"FLIPPER"BOy meets dolphin both agreeably played In
Walt Disney frOic for the family trade.
"HUD"-Pau Newman represensbe young Texan out to
get his and IL you don't like ii, drop dead chum.
"MONDO CANE"-DOcumentary some strange human
practices, sometimes revolving almost always fascinating
"MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY"-That king size version
with Marion BrandO as Mr. Christian. mutineer
"THE WRONG ARM OF THE LAW"-Peter Sellers In the
leading role enIvens another British comedy
, 1963-08-03

H&8#TENkA E&HtN
seven acres OF land.
Their wholly owned sub
sidiary, Virgo, will assem-
IL and p jewel watches in
the 200 year-old mansion,
once the scene Of gay and
elegant parties in years
sc ~. hiore recently,
Hannah's Rest was operat-
ed as a restaurant by MI.
and Mrs. Russell Barber.
According to Frank Weis
ner, Christiansted realtor
who conducted the sale,
Virgo will construct more
buildings and will even
tually employ about five
hundred people. He empha-
sized thai local help will be
used extensively. Training
of this local personnel will
commence within the next
month.
The Blyth Corporation
has been appointed as con
tractors and Carline Elec-
trio will be the electrical en-
gineers.
Mr.. William Martinelli
will be charge Of the Virgo
operation.
Robert Me Kibbins
Building House at
Rosegute in Csted
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Kibbin, Jr., are building a
new home at Estate Rose
gate.
Mr.. Nc Kibbin is a con-
tractor and headed the con-
tracing firm in Norwalk,
Connecticut, before NOV
ing to st Croix. He will
open his cIflc
IN tie near future.
, 1963-08-03
US. Time Buys Historic Estate Hannah's
Rest from Mrs. Asia Fleming Of frederiksfed

US. Time, Of Danbury Connecticut, has purchased
Estate Hannah's Rest in Frederiksted, which consists
Of the historic mansion and two other buildings. plus
, 1963-08-03
Croix Time TO
Open Wdtch
iuctory Ia Csted

fUctorY n Csted
A midWestern watch fac
tory will move its opera
tons to Chrlstiansteo and
60 into operations in the
very near future.
Croix Time Inc, has leas-
ed the building when used
to house the hangman S Bar
in GalloWs Bay. This build
ing has been compleUely re-
novated and air condICloned
and will offer personnel ex-
cellent working conditions,
It is reported that Her
bert Mister, owner Of
Croix Time Incorporated
will employ local ne4p IN
his watch assembling opera
ton.
Caribbean Properties
were the realtors IN the
transaction.
Hurricane Arlene
flirtg With Virgin
lsIunds
Hurricane Arlene, the
first hurricane Of the sea-
son, was centered $50 sta
tute miles east, south east of
San Jaun at noon today. 1t
was reported moving west,
north west at q speed esti-
mated at sixteen miles per
hour and it was predicted
that Arlene would maintain
this speed for the next
twelve hours.
Highest winds were re-
ported TO be 1UU mllc. III
hour with gale force winds
extending as far as one
hundred seventy five miles.
Read Bill Miller's column
aboutwhat people are doing
curing the hur-
4carel
, 1963-08-03
Dr. Stephen Word
Dies III Como

Dies in Como
Dr.. Stephen Ward, Soc
iety Osteopath who was the
central figure in the British
Sex and Security scandal
dleo TINS morning after sew
eral days in a coma, Three
days ago pr. Ward took an
overdose OF barbituates just
hours before q jury retired
to begin celebrating moral
charges against him. The
jury found him guilty on
two counts but dismissed
three other charges. pr.
Ward died before learning
OF the jury's findings.
Speculation is now run
ming high concerning the
contents of several notes
Ward left behind and hints
by one OF his girl friends
that ii he died she would re-
veal the names Of persons
in high positions who ap-
Continued on page A.
Prentice Holl Exec.
moves to Estute
JudithS FuncY
John Christopher Filter,
former executive Of Prem
titice Hall, one Of Ameri-
cas- largest publishers, will
take up permanent resi-
dence, with Mrs. Filter, in
their residence il Judith's
Fancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Filter for
merly lived in Applewood
Farm. louisville, Long Is
land, New York.
, 1963-08-03

Gov. Legislature To
Nee. In Top Level
Con. On Educdtion
Governor Ralph Pale
wonsky has invited mem
bers Of the legislature to
meet with him in a top level
conference on matters per-
tanning to the Department
of Education, it was disclos-
ed today.
While no details have
been released, speculation
is that the conference will
concern itself with rumors
that DR.. Sanchez is sche-
duled to resign his position.
as Commissioner Of Educa-
ton sometime soon.
Several months ago it
was reported that pr. San
chez had been offered a
Continued on page A.
The Carlisle R Visit
81. Croix on Business
and Pleasure
MI. and Mrs. Anthony
Carllsle, OF washington, y.
G. were recent visitors to
st. Croix. They stayed at
the 81. Croix Beach Hotel,
owned by their close
friends, the Switzerland
Family.
81
Mr.. Carlisle is a native Of
st. Croix and has had a long
career in the U. S. Foreign
Continued on page a
, 1963-08-03
Denny Vols Has
Own Surveying,
Business on ST. Croix

Danny Walls, who has
been N both the Caribbean
area and in Florida sinca
1889, has begun operations
on ST. Croix.
In recent years, Mr.. Walls
has been with the A. g. San
ford Company as Field In
ginee..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

JUST 2S ASSORTED METAL CABINETS -----4 400 TO 1899
JUST Il "SToRKLNE" CRIBS dbl drop sides z7oo TO $500
JUST S. ASSORTED CRIB MATTRESSES 800 to l477
JUST 10 FALCO g. ALUM STEPLADDERS ------------ ess
JUST 10 40" METAL UNDERBED CHESTS ----------- 4ss
JUST 16 tFOAM SELF-INSULATING PICNIC CHESTS 1888
JUST Il 3O"x72" FOLDING METAL PICNIC TABLES --- sss
JUST IA BIG BoY "a" MOTORIZED BIO GRLLS --- 1888
JUST II Ape KING SIZE TV TRAY SETS ---------- 3ss
JUST 10 OScLLATING LAWN SPRNKLERS Addiction 4ss
JUST "a GALVANIZED COVERED TRASH CANS, 2oeo - 100
JUST 10 7Pc BRASS FIREPLACE ENSEMBLES 1888
JUST 30 FOLDING ALUM CHASES GreenWhe Reg. 7ee SIT
JUST 5Pc WROUGHT IRON SET Gloss top table, chairs 1886
JUST 30 FOLDING ALUM CHAIRS Geen-White, Reg 399-ss3
JUST 3Pc PATIO SET White iron table, chairs 1879
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-18
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thursday, April rs. 1853 RI
Legal Advertisement

would its abandonment deprive
any person, firm or corporation
of any access rights, but would
enable petitioner to utilize more
effectively its adjacent proper
ty as mentioned above.
That the parcel proposed to
be abandoned is bordered on
the south and west by property
of petitioner, and on the north
and east by Inverness Drive
way and Kenilworth Driveway,
which are dedicated rights-of.
way in public use as roadways,
SO that there are not AUDITING
landowners involved.
That the said parcel does not
lie within the boundaries of
any Incorporated town, and
that filed herein are the writ
ten consents of the County
Council of Montgomery County,
the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission, the Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, and the
Village of North Chevy Chase,
and that no damage, by virtue
of the abandonment herein
prayed, can in any way be suf-
fered by any person, corpora
ton, or public body other than
those whose consents are filed
herein.
1t is thereupon this 9th day
of April, 1868, ordered, by the
Circuit Court for Montgomery
County, Maryland, in equity,
that the petitioner, by causing
a copy of this Order to be in
serted in some newspaper pub
lished in said Montgomery
County once a week in each of
four successive weeks before
the 18th day of May, 1868, give
notice to and warn all interest
ed persons to file their initial
pleading on or before the 18th
day of June, 1868, to show
cause If any they have why a
decree ought not to be passed
as prayed.
THOMAS M. ANDERSON
Judge
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON K. WATKINS
Clerk 4t-0254-5-9