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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

perfect CONDITION; iSsa less thsn inE1s $3.50 fsT
miles; price. $1,000. See at 272I s.,
y Wal1sr ana Eesd E n dr. Arlington, between
ASsIis vs. s.! i'ss e 49,: ;s:,s good condition
$l25 or best offer. Call HE. 4-Sit,s.
B@uG:: @ See speedster ad. S -is
soiors: FORMERS OF coR', coasaei' suiee aee
aeSiel Resieri Fla ave. ne At 9th II
BUCKS: Horner's Corner. $500 m,nn
aye. ne A choice selection Of mod.
Dealer STANLEY Ii HoRNER
BUICK % 4-dr. Roadmaster sedan;
steesinr, eshl vaius; Fuz .ps power brakes power
age. Pvt. owner. S5.ls5. Ii. 's s-i4as. l.s.
BUICK 1854 4-dr.: 2 tone: r. and ds h. !:
custom interior: Wv tires: tinted
MILARs fii. RsaTi Il. sefGssSi ssefsSr. ss'4sS. IN Mr.
BUICK 1850 Special de luxe sed !:
rrepossessed:, S379.5O, total balance;
$50 and good credit is all you need
TO take over payments. BLASS 4
:, SIAFh' Fla. ave. ne. AID. 4-9Ss2.
BgIcKs 1854 demonstrators; most
and terms. Mr.. O'DELL. HU.
3-4229 or OIL. 6-S435. lis
BUICK 40 convertible: has Cadillac
lenders, grill and bumpers, new en-
gine:. only S195 for this customized
besut. Sl95 down. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS. JU. S-llS5. is
BUICK 1850. 2-dr. Super; Dynafiow,
gaaa.s 5aaiS and heater; sos; Can "a.
-oS7s' sat-. sun or after 8 pm.
BUICK 1851 4-dr. sedan: original
satin black finish; low MILEAGE: one
owner equipped: No. 800: 1905.
open 9 to .. COLONIAL OLDSMO-
BILE CO. lL1: 3.5555,. 124l 9Th
st. ne. tjust on Fla. ave.l. LIS
BUICK 1851 Roadmaster Riviera
hard top: original two-tone: fully
saSgg ssdaalSSged open ,e~ mileage; IL H9 asS
oLpsMosiIE Co. III s5sl s.5s5si.
l241 9th st. ne. tiust on Fla. ave-
BUICK 1853 4-dr. Special; 1000
miles: 7. and h.: S1,996 or best offer
nIrgrK TWNEf io17 TE. 4d4 ed47ss ssd.n a.. Ia s,.
eloet new seat covers seqsn and ns s.tters taaio
$295 cashi one owner. WO. 6-5I S6
BUICK 1852 convertible: Dynafiow
elec. windows; 1900 MI; like new
Sl,550: must sell. ia. 9-9590. -2a
BUICK 1859 Roadmaster Riviera Sc
ss sseins say 4ssassPess Psss dO%n ns rSEa gSTsl
BRANCH MOTORS. Ju. s-11s5
BgIcK .s4 super .a-door hardtop;
Dynaiow, T. and h, rear, seat
must sen. ss'75o Can ~ "a. Gssss 51ssss
BUICK "a 4-dr.; r. and h, full,
sauippsd: IKE new; lists g $50 $50
TpR GS5 pF,sff. ssfrs 59' N NyiRGISlA MsIS aseo NO
Va. VA 81. 5-o4iiil. - open Mnsni SUNDAY, may;
BuIck 80 4-dr.: r. and h., Dsna
now. fully equipped. Wv. tires.
MoroSss SssI; CO.. sAkofA s7as Piney 'bDRo ssane
rd.. Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-lO0t
BUIcE 1854 Super cony.; $40,
miles; sacri; owner leaving town
best offer over $500. ia. 9-6S6S
|BUIcK 1883 80" Riviera, sedan
blue with white top; radio, heater
E-z-Eye Glass. Dynanow transmits
sion. power steering. power brake
and air conditionins; electric win
Ccc guar. @ cAPrToL :A1I.ScS cHpfLEac LAC
oLbsMoBiI.E Co. i2cS 3and 81
NV. ST. $4,000. 30
buick 40 club coupe; radio heater
sood condition. sl2S. WA. 7-57ed
IBUTCK 80 Super Riviera sedan; 1
and b.. good tires and eond.; $685.
Can arrange terms. ON. A-004G
lIuscx is47 t-d.. sedan; :. and b
uks psv tires. Va. ansp. $500, ec
Evening star., 1954-09-18
LOANS Gent,

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me rehnance your home and con.
soiidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
cash. Cali Mr.. MILLER. ME
S-1220: evenings, La. 6-5lo4.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD F-s tractor; fully .ouinned
with 32-ft. Tandem trailer; trailer
9esmaged by fire sell, complete unit,
81 s5s2, or best cash offer. Fairview
DODGE '54 VS. model KA: 5-speed as
tranS;: under 5000 mi l93-in.
wheelbase; lS.ft. oak bed with 3h-
u. nigh solid sides; fully eo,ip. !.
must see to appreciated: S3.1OO.
Fhons 3l21. in The Plains. W..
FORD ORD. 1888 1h-ton tractor: 9Th
and running cond.. S395: RETrJEsNN
pa CHEVY CHOSE STORAGE co.
aasy3 Moorland lane, Bethesda, OF.
FORD 81 74-ton. pickup; new paint
ct TT. 81, BLANpYS TR. CoSJRRTTs. JRRTTs
l.dS Rockville pike. Rockville. OF
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MONEY WANTED
BOATS

1884 CRUISE-ALoNG. ee-ft. vaca-
TONER cabin cruiser. 4 hunks. galley,
completely equipped. Cost S4.O95.
will sell $3.50. See 1t today at
Alvin vim Parks dock, Deale. Md. JU.
For LEASE. waterfront prop, ig River
side, Maine ave. s.w. State business
and phone No. Box 1927. Star.
1s-Fr. cAR.Top BOAT. strip ig PLANK:
Ss7'' g. 10 West Wsss custis ave-. Alex.
si.ifT. IF & eABiN 2l9sef: CRUISER: must Mls sen.
aft. fs 0nef RAfsE6- nsee -DEcK 81 So'o CABIN iS
CRUISER; 90-h.p. Gray marine en-
gine: equipped for yr.-round living
sssss as sas cooking ffs w. Taef 4. hsasss
1854 IS EViNRiuDE, iGtRi 7m h.p., . wks: Mso Old,
never used: forced to sell. 5000.
Call Mon. after $50. RE. 8-61 s3.
PAN yam BOAT. 14-fs. 8 PH and
pletely equipped. New. never been in
water. $500. D. 8. THOMAS, 66l0
Poplar ave.. Takoma Park. Md;
1850 KRoPF, e7-ft. with sully iy in
sualted and finished alum. cabana.
M1LLER's ToURisT couRT1, s ITS.
29-211, Fairfax. Va. Inquire Eddie
Howell or Guy e. Wight. Terms.
CABIN CRUISER. Elco. es-ft. length
overall. 9-ft. beam, Gray marine
sHRp ssaifs pofNa pso,ffsNRs sr ssarllsy; YARD h1ad a9z
FISHING PaRTIES--neaIe Md. Cali
CAPT, KING. Lo. 4-5s7s DAYS, VA.
.7-4I92 alssr = and week ends,
in AS: twin Chris Craft power; every
cond. excel; will stand any survey:
owner has purchased larger boat and
must sell; aoo best offer over s6;as9.
ENGINE. Chriis-craft 13o h.p. Model
M: completely rebuilt; like new. Also
new. IA. T-l516. -19
BAY-BUILT BOAT. 30 ft.xa IT.: sleeps
SO. 5-s721 or SO. 5-s53S. 10
BARGAINS ON BOATS-Use our
time payment plan. Ask about our
lay-away plan: winter storage on
outboard motors. 81 per month;
authofized Evinrude parts. sales and
service CAPITOL MARINE Co,
eos Maine ave. s.w.. Elk. 3-3404.
1852 cHRIs-cRAFT s1-ft. express:
bought new April, 1853; twin 145:
fishing chairs; coz system: bottled
gas stove; 2 extra propellers and
shafts: 110-volt system; searchlight.
other extras: new. SIT, 900: sell now
$4,000. May be seen at 2T27 Shore
dr., Woodland Beach. Md. Phone
Annapolis, Colonial 3-9337. --19
WANTED-Factory built inboard rum
about. in good condition. 10. $3.50
WILL TRADE apt. house. equity,
$4,000. southeast location. for % to
CENTURY OPEN RuNABOuT. 10 H.;
fully equip; seats 81. 60-h.p. in.
board: PHILIPPINE mahog.; power
steering; $3.50. ia. 2-4a27.
WANTED-40-55- sound hull
deck and superstructure not too
important. viii pay cash. SP. 3-s017
1e-FOOT Penn-Yann Car Top Boat
weight 81 lbs. new cond. with extrs
equipment. Original price $3.50, viii
sell for Sl69. TIE. 6-1193. 19s
11-FT. RUNABOUT with deck, ~
hip. Elgin motor. 3 mos. old. JU
| 9-23S7. 10
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GARAGES

DOWNTOWN, 2lO Z ST. N.W.-Double
2-story brick garage. Suitable for
storage. SIS per mo. x21
|TW0.STORY brick ga
rage. See at the rear of 312 10th
st. Sc. Cali LO. 7-2058. la
Evening star., 1954-09-18
CAR RACES
Rear 2639 18th St. N.

SIaxs1ax1s concrete floors. sliding
overhead drs.; sew. avail. In 6400
block, 10th, st. JEROME BRODIE.
OF. 4.03Ql Ia
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MOTORCYCLES
EXTRA SPECIAL
AuToMoTlYE MIscELLANEoUs

FOR sALE-Auto sun visor. ADJUST
able vertically and in width like
new; S15. Cost S27.5O. IA. S-7S47.
FORD AZ: truck engine. factory re-
conditioned with. accessories; $l50.
ave, Alex, Va. -19
Evening star., 1954-09-18

Rear 2639 18th st. NV.
5 spaces available immedi-
ately. Rent, SIS each per
month.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st. NV. MA. S-o1oo
10
Evening star., 1954-09-18
ONLY SIS 995
POTOMAC RIVER

POTOMAC RIVER
tanning 6. and 8 acres, having full
riparian rights on river: wooded
land to the shore front, secluded
location served by the Indian Head
hwy. and s. Capitol st. Bridge tc
ton apply to THEODORE F. MENK
Elk. 3-2740 or Mrs. White, Fairview
S-4463 Ia
Evening star., 1954-09-18
TRAILERs

1883 CONTINENTAL TRAILER; 5000
down and take over payments. Call
or, 4-a6S5; ewes, ia. 5-09S6. ---10
WANTED - Higgins aluminium tent
trailer. to buy or rent. OIL. 4-6969.
--l9
Evening star., 1954-09-18
SOIJTH RIVER,

0OO Z II 1t1 I1G
Anne Arundel Co:-Approximately As
acres, nearly 2,400 It. water 'front.'
over present Central ave. route
More acreage available comprising
5000 feet OF shore. One OF the
very few South River acreages left
Price S375 per acre as an entirety
THEODORE F. MENK. 927 18th st.
NV, EX. 3-2749 10
Evening star., 1954-09-18
FLORIDA PROPERTY

WINTER HOME and income property.
Orlando. Florida: sale or trade mod
ern masonry triplex; 2 furnished
rental apts.. plus separate dwelling
2 yrs. old; sserifice; Sls;500.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
CHESAPEAKE RAW

CHESAPEAKE BAY
Calvert Co., Md. Cove Point-Solo-
500 it.. fine beach shore, improved
by 3 houses: ] furnished. all have
utilities. A secluded. protected To-
cation, suitable boys. girls camp.
club or private use, rare Western
Tdtanium mineral possibilities re-
served. Price. S24,Sn0. THEODORE
T. MENK, 927 18th st. NV. Elk.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
Yachtsrnan'S Paradise

YdchtSman'S PARADISE
About 2-mi. waterfront at mouth Of
estuary Of Chesapeake Bay. 175
acres under cultivation, beautiful
Early American home, 6 rooms, 2
baths, 2 lovely guest houses, ar
tesian well, 4.car garage. tenant
RoBINsoN. q. s. N, tRet1. Broker
White Stone, Va. Phone Hemlock
Evening star., 1954-09-18
VACATION PLACES
LOANS

WE WILL PAY ell your outstanding
bills and give YOU some cash. re-
model and decorate your home.
Small monthly payments on 1st and
End trusts. Call MA. S-4936. CITY
MORTGAGE CO., INC. 1424 K st
NV. Room Sic. IA
IRE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high??f Do you need money
for taxes or billsr Do you need
money for home improvements =?
Money loaned on 1st or 2nd trusts
on terms to suit your budget. Loans
made in D. c.. Md. and va, ur
to is years to pay. call Mr.. Freed
TsTI;sr msn; WAsHINoJoN "A 5In dSG LOAN a
lst AND 2nd TRUST LOANS MADE
24-hour service. Call Ii. 3-0445
JEFFERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
CORP.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

end TRUST, $1,70S: payable $50 mo-;
So seasoned by s prompt payments,
only $3.50. LO. 4-6565. 19s
end TRUST, S5,097. payable $3.50
mo-; So seasoned by % prompt pay
ments; emily $1,000. LO. 4-6565. 49,
MONTHLY PAYMENT second trust
maturing under years: superior
count. Call RA. 6-10S1. -a3
THREE GUILT-EDGE End TRUST
NOTES. seasoned. totaliag S11 ,329
payable S94.22 mo-, all On brick
houses in d. c.; 45cc discount Ii
4-7300 or 10. S-6094. 10
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wArERr'T PROP. SALE tcsns.,

LOW.PRICED. liza. tract. on deep
tidewater stream. Chaptico Creek:
90 A. marsh. bal. high and wooded;
T/10 mi. main State pike, ST. Marys
9HN S9s 4e g. hi BR1ekEEY Fl f il. poS sS5s5. 5sims
WESTLAND BEACH $1,000 full
price; 5000 down; ,,I.S new yea sssr-rouId round
wood hoors: ami. See WELLS. next
t. S,,on,sf fshosss sss.ss SF phone Annapolis Is.
23s ACRES with T-room house: elec.
and water. 100 acres open. rest In
timber and woodland; mile OF river
irontase; ideal fishins. Reduced to
RSs'fr. KAY +. CANNON, q Broker. castle
ton, Rappahannock Co. Va. Phone
Culpeper, Grayson 2122. Ia
N. BEACH COTTAGE, ami, winter
lied. $4,000. $500 cash, bal. $40
stoag A1s0 hoass SSIsssef for ior soo
IpfO. O.os1a9o s1a 7th st. N. Beach b. or
ST. MARYS CO., MD.-Most desirable
waterfront; marvellous water view.
2la acres. improvements. Rambler,
mosSnrs modsrn and perfeet in everS
2-car modern garage CONNECTED ey
SMoOT. STORY & CO., 732 nth
St; once, ME. S-4100i home. AID.
4-006y. -19
WOODLAND BEACH
Very desirable year round homes.
starting from $4,000 and UP, with
as low as 5000 down.
SELBY ON THE BAY
Fine year round home facing water,
large lot, garage; only $7.95O on
LOTS, ONLY $25 DOWN
At either location shown above. priced
from $3.50 UP; for further informa- :
ton call Mrs Barton at Woodland
Beach, CO. 3-932t. or visit our
Selhy once on Rte. PA Central
ave. exit. West River 4934; RA. g.
KAY REALTY co. :
Evening star., 1954-09-18
DODGE 1859 Corone

hard top coupe; Gyrotorque drive. +
and h, $1,000 actual one-owner
miles: 2-tone finish, Wv. tires. Car
absolutely same as new In every
way. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated; S1.495. BELL MOTORS,
500 Wis: ave, Wo. 6-S9o0. --lg
DODGE AS; clean and In good
shape; $395. Phone LO. 5-2224
Evening star., 1954-09-18

CHEVROLET 1948 Fleetline de luxe
gray, 2-dr. sedan; good cond.: pvt
owner: $3.50, or best offer. Call JE
4-6154 -19
CHEVROLET 1947 4-dr.: good run
ming cond.: heater; $125. EN-.
Evening star., 1954-09-18

defroster, turn signals; good paint,
tires and mechanical cond.: $500.
UN 4-41a6. -l9
DODGE '46 dr.. custom sedan;
green; one owner; good care; hon
est mileage; have just spent $l57
replacing crank shaft, putting
in bearings: excel. cond.: new bat.
terry, new front seat cover. Now find
I must sell immed, Will consider any
bonified offer. WO. 6-2952. "a
Evening star., 1954-09-18

'51 New Yorker 4-dr.;
beaut. orig. dark blue finish. Fully
r., h., signals and other extras and
immac. clean. ] owner. Carefully
driven automobile. lS0-hp. Fire
Power" VS. engine. KIRK MOTOR
co AlAn On aYa IN
Evening star., 1954-09-18

DE SOTO 40 custom club coupe:
orig. blue finish; r. and h.: many
extras; excel. cond,; $3.50. RA.
3-2S43. 10
DE SOTO 40 Carryall sedan: pvt.
owner: back seat folds into floor for
extra carrying SPACE; excel. mechanic
cal cond: motor recently recondi-
toned: $3.50 cash or best offer.
4109 Queensbury rd., Riyerdale,
WA. 7-S241 Ia
DODGE 1851 Coronet 4-dr. sedan:
green finish; equipped No. 407.
SSa5. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE CO.
ILL. 3-5555). 1241 9th st. ne. Dust
off Fla. aye.). Open s to 8. -1S
DODGE '53 Coronet: clean inside and
out; / owner: $4,000. driven care
fully by owner. AID. 2-6565, Apt. 400.
Evening star., 1954-09-18
DODGE 40 sedan; excel. cond.. p,
war motor, htr. S100. OIL. 4-34

DODGE 1851 4-dr. Meadowbr ook
Gyromatic; low mileage: one owner
very clean; good tires: excel. cond.
$995. 504 26th I'd. S., Arlington.
Evening star., 1954-09-18

CROSLEY AT cdr. sed.; good cond.
4 new tires. cast iron block, Sl50
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Mrs. Houghton
To Be Speaker

Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton,
Assistant Administrator Of
Foreign Operations, will be
the guest speaker at the ira
ditional Christmas party and
meeting Of the District Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs to-
morrow at 10 am. The meet
ing will be In the Perpetual
Building Association Audi
toriurn. Mrs. Arthur q. Davis,
president. will preside.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth win
introduce Mrs. Ellsworth Sea-
man, who will give q Bible story
Of the birth OF Jesus. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward G. Baltz will be
the guests OF honor. Judge
Burnita Shelton Matthews will
present the guest speaker. Mrs.
Hollis lines Is In charge Of
the program.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Miss NocGowon
Is Engaged

- :, =. =.
hrs. Bryanf Syn1s Cooper an
nouuces the enCacement AZ her
5000. -. q r.,,..,..4,, 4 1,..4,..
..'a' 4'Aaos 11a1s1. Dlss1A
Macl loWan. to Mr. Hugh Lam
don Sawyer of Cleveland, Ohio,
and Rionar vern peach Fga
.r.,.. ,....,,,,,,,. 81, D 49,. ~. ,,,,.. 20 z,
~ Wssss 49, saAs aa1S g
the late spring.
Miss MacGowan attended st.
Margaret,s Episcopal school fof
fsiris CONGRATULATIONS "a tire
rJniyerxitv 81 IsIorisia al cane.
yilIe ana Georre Washineton
university. where she receiyed
ner hacha,nr 81 ats degree
slse vas nrssenfed ~ ~ UashinU-
~, ~ sncietv 81 S Is Is,lo 81 the Vasl,.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Diuno Dendy
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. james I.
Dendy of University Park. Nd.
announce the engagement of
their daughter Diana to COrpl.
John NJ. Forcurn. son Of mrs.
william M. Fprcum of Hyatts-
ville.
Miss Dendy attended Mont
gonery Junior College and is
now with the Mary1and-Na-
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission. Her nance
i serving with the United
States Army and Is stationed
ct Fort Meade. Md.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Polly Weeks
To Be Married

Brig. Gen. Lawrence b.
Weeks, y. 5. a. retired. and
Mrs. Weeks Of Bethesda an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Folly to ,Mr.
Walter M. Cook. son of Mr..
and MRS. Frank ,. Cook Of
West Roxbury. Mass.
Miss Weeks Il = graduate
of Holton Arms School and
Lasell Junior Collegs of Au-
/. burndale. Mass, and 3 nov
teaching nursery school ii
Takoma Park. Mr.. Cook Is Q
graduate of Brown University.
The frontiersman., 1954-10-07
Riding Club Ends Season With Trail Ride

Fourteen members of the Ar ctic Trails Riding Club participat- ed in a closing trail ride and picnic on Saturday, October 2. The ride was followed by a social that evening.
 The group trucked their horses to the foothills of Lazy Mountain where they mounted for the climb. The trail at times was so steep and slippery that riders had to dismount and lead their horses, members reported. In spite of the hardships, seven of the IA made 1t to the uppermost peak of the mountain. Onlookers from Palmer who watched the progress of the group through a telescope, report ed seeing two mountain sheep and bear a short distance from
The frontiersman., 1954-10-07
MINING COURSE OPENS THIS WEEK

Registration for the University of Alaska Mining extension cour- SC which opened Wednesday of this week, will be held open un- til Friday, October 8, according to Leo MarkAnthony, instructor.
 Classes will be held in Room 106 at Central School from 7 to g pm. each week day for four weeks. The course is scheduled for completion on November 2, at which time those students who have completed the required num- Der of attendance hours and can successfully identify specific min- erals will receive a certificate.
 No prior training is necessary for the course, MarkAnthony pointed out, nor is there a charge. Everyone interested in the course is invited to attend any or all of the classes.
 The first class held last night was devoted to the introduction to the course and the showing of an Alaskan gold mining film. To- nights class will feature the intro duction to the study of minerals; use of the mineral light, and la bOratory methods.
 Other classes will be held in the following schedule: Oct. g.; Use of the Geiger counter; min eral Identification by the students. Oct. IL: Radioactive minerals; mineral identity by students. Oct. 12: Prospecting for placer depos- it's; mineral identity. Oct IS: Sam bling placer deposits; mineral identity; Oct. IA: Small scale placer mining methods; mineral identity; Oct. 20: Rocks; mineral identity. Oct. 21: Local geology; mineral identity; Oct. 22: Ore de- posits; mineral identity. Oct 25: Introduction to geochemical pros pecting. Oct. 26: Water sampling methods of geochemical prospect ing. Oct. 27: Soil sampling meth ods of geochemical prospecting. Oct. 28: Mineral markets and promotion. Nov. l. How to stake claim. Nov. 2: Other phases of
The frontiersman., 1954-10-07
AOMEMAKERS CLUB
 NOTES
Gold Busters

The Gold Busters Homemak- CTS club held their September meeting at the home of Mrs. Ben Hudgins.
 Tentative plans were discussed for a Christmas gift sale to be held in November.
 The following officers were elected for the new year: Mrs. Glen Persinger, president; Mrs. R. J. Heddle, vice-president; Mrs. Ben Hudgins, secretary; Mrs. Jim Wilson, treasurer, and Mrs. Clar- ence Krause, reporter.
 All members who have strayed during the busy summer are in-
The frontiersman., 1954-10-07
NEW BABIES
Schmidt

| Schmidt
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt of Palmer are parents of their third child, a daughter who was born at Valley Presbyterian Hospital on October 2. The little girl weighed seven pounds, six o''~"es at birth and has been named Kar- en Sue. Mr. Schmidt is self employed heavy duty mechanic.
 City Attorney and Mrs. John Shaw are receiving congratula- tions on the birth of their second child and daughter. The new Miss Shaw was born at Seward Hospital on October 5 and weigh ed five pounds, 12 ounces at birth. She has been named Katherine Truesdale.
 Porter
 MT. and Mrs. David Porter of Palmer are parents of their first child, daughter Charlotte Mary, who was born at Providence Hos pital in Anchorage on October 2. Little Charlotte weighed pounds 2 ounces at birth. MT. Porter is principal and sixth grade teacher at Swanson School. Mrs. Porter is the former Shirley Erickson who was school secretary until her resignation this past summer.
 Grasser
 MT. and Mrs. Marlin Grasser of Palmer are receiving congrat- ulations on the birth of their second hild, and first daughter. She was born at Providence Hos pital in Anchorage September 7 and she has been named Peggy Alice. She weighed an even eight pounds at birth. Mr. Grasser is employed at Jonesville.
 the mining laws; conclusion of the course.
 A gold banning expedition is planned for the weekend of October 8 and g. Further details may be obtained from MarkAn- thony by contracting him at the school tonight
The frontiersman., 1954-10-07

vited to return to the fold" to support and encourage our new leaders and their interesting pro gram planned for the new year.
 The October meeting will be held next Wednesday, October 13, at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Heddle.
 Sourdough Club
 The regular meeting of the Sourdough Homemaker's club will be held at the home of Mrs. Mary King on October 12.
The frontiersman., 1954-10-07

the riders.
 Making the trip were Ernest Bouicourt, Ed and Jimmy Hart ner, Roland and Beverly Grov- CT, John and Lucille King, Al Brooks, Roseann Branton, Jean Grover, Sandy and Susie King, Dan Aylward, and Elaine Bawe- by.
 That evening club members and their friends enjoyed buffet supper and old fashioned square dance, with Wesley Grover as cal Ter.
The frontiersman., 1954-10-07

Mrs Eva Yerman of Kenai is a patient in Providence Hospital in Anchorage recovering from a broken leg. Mrs. Yerman has sev- eral friends in the Valley.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
Texan Admits
Flying Under
London Bridges

LIE HAVRE, France REA Texas
pilot, safe from the clutches Of
British law, admitted today he flew
light plane through and under
two Thames River bridges in Lon.
don in an effort to win a bride.
But Gene Thompson, 80, of Lub-
book, Tex, didn't say whether
Helen Brown, hometown girl he
met on European tour, had
agreed to marry him. Her reaction
he said, was that he was a little
crazy to have pulled the stunt.
Thompson. former World War
II and Korea flier, gave Londoners
thrill yesterday by zooming be.
tween the towers of famed Tower
Bridge, then SwOoping beneath Lon
don Bridge.
He was met by reporters here
when he arrived aboard the liner
Atlantic en- route to the United
States from Southampton. He first
refused to see newsmen, believing
they were police.
Thompson declared he made the
flight as 'last fling" on the Eu.
ropean tour in order TO impress
Miss Brown.
He told newsmen he was now
unemployed, broke and interested
in getting a job in the United
States.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-12
GALA FIESTA WILL

fCOnt; o1I frC..l, i>2Ge Oael
Allen, members of the Courty Com.
mission endorsed the idea enthu-
Siastically.
The Key West Chamber of Com
merce will aid in the planning, ac-
cCrdlng to Manager Harold Laub.
Scher.
Maiden Voyage
The maiden voyage of the YES.
sci will carry dignitaries and
members of the press. They will
be met in Cardenas by a group OF
Cuban officials and feted in Ha.
vana.
The ship is currently undergoing
last minute renovationS in Miami.
After it is chriStened, it will make
several test runs prior to being
placed into actual service. 1t will
land in Key West at a dock to be
constructed at the foot of Simon
ton st.
Present plans call for it to sail
between Key West and CardenaS
three times a week until Decem-
Der l. After that, the ship will run
into Verdero Beach, Cuba's most
popular resort.