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The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07

FOR SALE-357 Magnum revol-
yer with 5-inch barrel. Like
new, $11O. See Sgt. Nissley at
Wallace Hotel. "A
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07

I wish to express my apprecia-
ton to all those who cast their
vote for me in yesterdays cleo
ton.
Jack Reed
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07
WIEN AIRLINES

From Barrow: VIM. Kaleak.
From Fairbanks: Forrest Hop
kins.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07
Mrs. John Cooley left for the

NIs' JOlII CUUIeY IGIC TOT CIIG
states yesterday with her four
children for visit with her
mother who is reported seriously
ill.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07

IN COMMISSIONERS COURT
Walter Amaktoolik of Elm was
bound over to the grand jury on
a charge Of rape.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07
DISTRICT COURT TERM
STARTED YESTERDAY

Walter H. Hodge, newly ap-
pointed judge for the Second Div
ision, opened court yesterday and
a tentative calendar is being out
lined for both criminal and civil
cases. Court sessions are SEIZED
uled for both morning and after
noon.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-07

Bruce Parker. fire insurance
adjuster from Gould & Gould, is
here on a business trip. He is well
known to Alaskans, having visited
this area before.
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co-op. APIS. SALE Gent, ].

LARGE EFFICIENCY In highly de.
sirable hotel-type building with ex-
ceIlent closetn location. 24-houl
elevator and sTitchboard service
cali Mr. Gavin a. with I n ia q. g sMI fifty
Co, ST. 3-3300: res, AID. 2-50O4
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
1-bedrm. apartment with foyer
living room, din. area, kit. anC
bath; good conditions near excellent
shopping and transportation. At.
tractiye price Of $500 on terms
s sMsfis sa co Ms sr cs ssso 9th 1es H
De Luxe 1-BEDRM. APT. of un.
usually spacious dimensionsl I'm
pressive foyer, large beautifully pro
portioned living rn1. with fireplace
full-sized dining room also with
modern kitchen and BATH Closein
location near Conn ave. S.w
Please call Mr.. Gavin with II. g.
sMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000. Res.
LARGiE sso.BBiEDRM. APT. at . low
price. Foyer; liv. nm. iull;sizsse
Needs redecoration and is q walk.
up. Very close to shopping anc
transportation. Price $4,000. lib
eral terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin
with H. @. SMITHY CO., ST
$4,000; res. AID. 2-5004.
SILVER SPRTNG-Two-bedrm. apt
with excellent view OF Sligo Greek
Park. Modern garden-type bldg
Priced at $4,000, terms. Please cal
Mr.. Gavin with H. G. SMITHY
CO., ST. $4,000; res. AID. 2-6004
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID
N.W.-Lovely apt. of rms. kit
and bath: Just redecorated; in one
Of Washington's best co-operatiyes;
low maintenance; reas. priced. Also
9 nice efficiency apt. priced ct So.
600. LINKINS CO.. DI. 7-S6S6
ewes; Sunday. WO. 6-26B2.
NAYLOR ADMINISTRATOR, 1st-
floor unit; total mo. payment incl.
utils. only. $64.15. Well located near
stores. school, bus. Mr.. Rowland.
LII. l-7069. with DRURY REALTY
CORP. DI. 7-4450.
PHELPS PL. NV -bedrm. apt.
under $4,000. Call AID. 4-0579,
for appointment to inspect. -.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcent. J

CHEsTERBROoK WOODS - Com.
den. Ideal for adult family. six
mes p1s Of LONGER, lease; Call LAB y =.
Lovely eysi:ISpa s-BiEh6RM,, HOWE, ideal fol
children. 604 w. Windsor ave-.
Alexandria; min. from Pentagon
10 min. downtown d. G. Call AD
B fGfsBi wEsTMoRELAND CIRCLE
and modern home, garage. OIL
Mr.. T. iMaSs;eARTHuR BLyD.-Fine ma.
sonry home. Lily. rn.. firepl.: din
f f b sanDp ssra k conyF e see eed sfp
SILVER SIZING, MD, 1926 Whitne,
st. Rambler, completely and NIGEL,
furn. 8 bedrms., 8 baths. All
modern conVenieDces. Large patio
and screened porch. Pine panelet
SECURITY I Z Trust ST. c e@1 81 ).
Np.S%H.o&-1deal 3 to 4-bedrm. house
completely furn., redec., mod. kit.
gas h.-w.h.; shopping. churches ant
excel transp. Adults. He. 4-3S07
N. ARL.-Clean. attr. furn. 3-bedrm
TV incl. Full dry light bsmt.; cow
S fSIsEgth BGsssE Ell kes aaoIts A sltS
FALLS CH. = 2-bedrm., brick Cap,
Cod immac. and tastefully furn.
streamlined kit. incl. auto. washer
lovely yard, flowers: COW. every.
thing. Adults only. $1lO.. DICK
BAssETT, Realtor' ia. 2-5057'
CHEVY CHASE. ID. 3-bedroom
house. spacious living room. dining
room. large kitchen, ] "a baths. gar
! story, completely furnished. neal
schools: lovely garden. EN-. 2-3496
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MOVING day or night. anything from
g to z: - hr. or BY the job. NO
EDEIMxN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
reas. ia. 0-2037: eyes,, RIA. 8-1416
QUICK MOVING, 1 or 2 pieces or en-.
tire households; reasonable. Free
estimates. HO 2-A4lQ
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NOW AVAILABLE

Is one Of the most desirable apart
of an entrance foyer, large living
room 13x271. junior dining room.
completely equipped modern kitchen
with Waste King pulverator and
Hotpoint dishwasher. two large bed
Modern eiectrIc fixturss with ali new
mercury switches and Flexalum We
netian blinds throughout This con-
veniently located, comfortable. spa
cious apartment-ho Is genu-
inely good buy Priced 10 sell at
S3l. 500. Terms may be arranged.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

ACTION MOvERS-We move bv Job
or So per hr. Call any time, day
H II LH'!sh 4RI us 2issl da, or hr
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long-short bookings: ms. Ii. 8.3364.
across the country; safe storage in
ssparats o rooms no4 expert TSToN ps snR
AGE CO., INC. Established 1906.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches a speciality. s. l.. MORRIS.
1910 18th st. NV. tn. 2-1150 aft. f.
WE MOVE anything anywhere any
time. Reas. rates. Free estimates.
RE. 6-6954; 10. S-75S2 ewes. -
EnELNfAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. IA. 9-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-14l6
.0e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
THE BROADMOOR
Connecticut Ave. at Porter

Is Washington's most outstanding CO.
operative apartment building and
Is ideally located where Cleveland
for your comfort is an excellent
dining room. convenient inside
gsTage and economical maid service
Here YOU NAV enjoy the security OF
living In a large apartment house,
plus the many ADVANTAGES of home
ownership at a lower cost than in
q private home of comparable value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Phone Today, HO. 2-5473
Weekdays, MA. 1866

Weekdays, Ma. 1866
EFFIc1ENcY-only $4,000 for this
convenient in-town apt. with ] large
room. kit. bath and entrance hall.
payment.
ONE BEDROOM-only $500 for
this wonderfully economical home,
Operating cost. insluding al utili-
ts iS oh bedrm mo iiv G rm. d AD. f flt
entr. hall and bath. and is in fine
condition. Reasonable terms, and
low monthly payment.
TWO BEDRooMS-only $4,000 for
Dupont Circle: contains bedrms.,
liy. rm separate din. rm.. kit.
bath. and hall. An excellent value.
THREE BEDRooMs-only s13.5oO
with 3 bedrms.. large din. rm.. large
Inv; rm kit, pantry, center hail,
bath and large closets. Convenient
in-town location.
Te}T Oraetca hom sru .a Snsue
studio liv. rm. with fireplace.
bsmt. and bath: reserved parking
Only $4,000 on reasonable terms.
for q charming apt. home that Will
catch the fancy OF the imaginative.
FOUR BEDROOMS Larger than
most houses and priced AZ only
$4,000. This huge apt. with Gift
liv. rnl., and left. din rm., is a
true bargain and must be seen to
be appreciated.
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coon apt. authority since 1920
Wash. Bldg MA. S-9565
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

ONE. BEDRM. APT.-1O min. from
| Pentagon; SOC. 30 incl: all utils. Cal
A}IAAxAN lSai e near M an6sins rowers
I-bedrm.. modern garden apartment
All utils. furnished. SIS. ST. 3-4663
GARDEN APARTMENT--Lorcom Ian,
afea-2 bedrnls.. separate din. rm.
modern. AL utils.. $9b mo. ST. j.
ARL..Living rm.. frepi.. bedrm.. kit.
dinette. bath. large porch. oil h:-w
heat: all utils. except gas; Ne chill,
Is, ARL.--Near Pentaeon and COW
bus. shops and churches: bedrm;
or. 4-00l9. or OF. 1880. -
iARLINGTON--West Living rm
with dining alcove. kit. Ice. bedrm
and bath apt. Laundry rm., storage
rm.. close to schools, shopping and
transp: Vacant. EN-. 2-4232. or OIL
IARI,@Nice loc,. 1-bedrm. apt: ali
preciate. Manager. IA. 5-6375. Is
ARL.--Close IN. new / and 2 pedrms.
conv. to GEORGETOWN. D. c.. Penta.
gon. ~. Myer. parking, transp.,
shopping. $3.50. to $10b; utils
except. cleo; no children. f602 Fl
A Rffs CLOSE rN-Excel loc.;
new j and 2 bedrm. apts.> $79. 50
to sos Utils., except cleo. 10
I Minis; fo q e. Nj. dlebs I'd. 4ol4
A SI.amI.s S'na. apt. in new apt
bldg; SIS plus utils. Near Byrd
Theater. 8 minis. Pentason. All
Hall. d. c. Avail. now. ia. 7-0744'
ARLINGTON-l-b edrm. apt; SIS
S Sg. gs skp pvt s, pa ana sb and sun
man. Pentagon. IT. Myer and b. c.;
available Mar. is. IA. 7-1919, oil
A Eh SiTSaN sedrm.. li wi rm
dinette-foyer. KITCHEN, bath. S67 so
A fa1S sis N.Y. v1 a SiOssG; duplex
bath: bsmt., storage and laundry:
4 exposures 1915 N. Stafford st.
AiVAl.ASSIE Now-1-bedrm. unfurn
A H.: se's; SfS ma SRT "a 9IassS
+ bedrm: apt; SIS. incl. gas: eonv.
loc. IA. 6-7270, 1900 N. Oak st,
ALEXANDRIA. Del RAY, corner
bedrm.. lily. rm.. bath, kit; apt,
for approved tenant with lssse;
ALEX. tDEL RAY duplex. 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm.. din RIM. kit, bath. scr
porch. garage; Blk. bus. shopping
70 approved family. with lease
RAYMOND APTS.. TIE. 6-3190.
AkLINGTON-Beaut. 1-bedrm, apt.
$6S:6O; Gas and elec.; adults. IA
APT FIN n CHERRYDALE. 3 ls.. rms,
new kit, in older home: bus and
stores "a blk: i'm. occp. S75. ia
DIyPIEX, rms. kttehenette and
$75 mo: IA. 2-5454.
ARLINGT0N--Lge., attrae.. cor. apt
l bedrm.. liy. rm.. dinette. kit.
bath In apt. bldg. blk. bus. shop.
center. 10 min. Pentaeon and
Govt. hldRs. Adults. $73. IA. S-2634
Mon. Fri. Ia
ARLINGTON-2nd- "A. attic apt. Sep
arate entrance; liv. rm.. 2 hedrms..
compl. kit. full bath. own cleo.
meter; newly dec: close to Hecht Z
dept. store. $50. 5137 N. 9th St
ARL.-Near Hecht's: 1-hedrm. apt
new BLDG; open on sides to light
and ventilation: extra closet space
and lockers: 3 buslineS: SS7. so mo-,
Incl. utils. IA. S-7304.
ARLIN0TON-DE LUXE-$77.6O
1910 N. COURT HOUSE RID
Large 1-hedroom apt. pvt. parking
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-2T00 -
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

THE BROADMOOR-sale or rent.
Apt. 720. Large. quiet. south and
east exp. Liy. rm., din. rm., kit,
bedrm., hall. sun rm., bath. Facing
Attractive S-rm. corner apt. in
brk. and stone apt. bldg. Restricted
bldgs. Separate din. rm.. lee. liv,
rm.. cross ventilation, park view.
Must see 70 appreciate Meet ex-
m. 2-2017. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
LOCATION
CONVENIENCE
UTILITY
AND PRICE

IF YOU ARE GOING TO MOVE 70
AN APARTMENT. OR IF YOU ARE
MOVING INTO. TOWN, WHAT ARE
YOUR BASIC REQUIREMENTS?
Beautiful Bradley blvd. the. finest
suburban location. yet only block
from transportation. churches
stores. etc.
A completely modern apartment de-
signed for comfortable living. loads
Of closet space, nice size rooms.
plenty OF wall space.
Extra conveniences. including laun-
dry room. storage rooms. private
parking lot, roof garden. beautifully
HANDICAPPED grounds.
Our apartments are reasonably priced
for the combination Of location.
convenience and utility We oner; q
bedroom apts.. S1l9.60. including
all utilities. u
THE DORSET APIS. see. Resident
manager located ct Apt. 11S, 1904
Strathmore St, Bethesda. or call
ALDoN PROPERTIES, INC. Ma.
e-5740. -
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-GOODACRE

0019 PINEY BRANCH RID.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
One and two bedrms.. newly deco
rated; nreproof bldgs.: large .rms.
and closets. parquet floors; laun;
facils., storage: cow. TO schools and
shops. Express bus to downtown
Wash; / bedrm., $50 and SS7 80:
. bedrms., S96 and 500: util. incl.
Once and manager on premises 3 to
Sundays l2 to z. JU: still.
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CATHEDRAL AREA
Very well furn. home, suitable for en-
pertaining. Lge. liv. rm., din. rm.,
library, 2 porches. charming small
garden: $500. For details call Miss
Corbin, CO. 5-7624 or DU. 7-1234.
SANDOZ. INC. 3
2 BEDRMS., LAKEWOOD. $135
B BFBRMs. C cHEEH CHASE sk si Sls0
THOS. l.. PHILLIPS. WO. 6-7900
CHEVY CHASE
One block from Conn. ave. and Chevy
Chase Country Club. A large g.
bedrm.. 2-bath home; 1st-flr den;
garage: quick possession.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S OIL. 2-4704
RENT $120
WALTER REED HOSP. AREA, Bright
wood, NV. res. Good 6-rm.. semi
Diet. brick;> bath. basement; gar. |;
auto. heat; nicely furn. Insp. to-
day Mr.. Gordon. WO. 6-1935.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. agt.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
COUPLE

White-Want l-bedrm. apt. in q
NV. apt. bldg.
Prefer Briehtwood section or upper
Georgia ave, or upper N. Hampshire.
or upper 14th ST.. or upper 18th st.
NV.
Bank. and real estate reference will
be furnished
Please call weekdays. RIA. 3-9777.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
NOW FOR SALE

Is q lovely comfortable apartment
home, facing Connecticut avenue,
consisting Of foyer. living room, din
ing room. solarium. kitchen. two
bedrooms and two baths. Ready for
occupancy as soon as purchaser 8
owners. This is real good buy
for qualified buyers. Priced to sell
at $40. 500. Reasonable terms may
be arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
ALSO FOR SALE

Is q very attractive apartment home
consisting Of an entrance foyer, large
living room with adjoining solariuLa
Junior dining room. spacious kitchen
neoroom ana path: THIS lovely home
full front lawn and is q genuinely
good buy. Priced to sell at SIT 500
Reasonable terms already arranged.
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APIS. UNFURNISHED-VA.

Mr.. LEE HWY. and Kirkwood I'd
Unit Em; 500 si' Cd. ipG Ja S.t sst Il 4-f'mll'
n. ARLINGTON-Attr Arm. apt.
LIST a.. conv.. utilS. incl: empl.
nounle la 2-AAkA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Own Your Own Apt. Home

Every size apt. available from effici
ency to 4 bedrooms---all in build
ings operating under the 1909 CO,
operative plan which we have proved
successful in D. C. for "a years IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

8, UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.-Almoss
bsmt. gas heat: $500 mo. EN-. 2:
ARI., close-in-5-rm. brick Colonial;
tull bsmt,. oil heat: recr. nm. newly
s sY H. MH SENo 5Fft IL Rs. SsafS re- re-
S:6677. eve: Sun. -JE. 3-ii4i. -
GEORGETOWN. 1919 33rd st; NV
3 bedrms., "a baths. lge. v.-din.
nm c 5eSF Nn rm n inelos ed Sgetie $iS5
ARLINGTON FoREsT-e-rm. brick:
space; bsmt; SIZE: IA. s-s7se. @is
1897 Sstns iI t1oo ST; NG;W.Is. rms. u,
lTAiS " 75s 17th ' St. NV ~ NE NJ.
FAIRLCxND. mr. NoL-sunsaloV; ?
bedrms. and bath. liv. rm. and
din. rm. combined. kit. with. stove.
WILLARD H: MARROW. phone
WHEATON, bedrms., sep. din. rm.:
P PnT Sto res r sqnI mr.; ,n sSGh9oI ehgrsh
:i55 L ST, N.W.-9 rms. 2 baths,
h;.wh., will decorate. 500. GUAR.
A 4 y; n REA SLdl e. INC. 1923 10th st.
FIVE kMS. and bath, full bsmt., Oil
h.-w.h., hardwood floors. tile bath,
LIST A.. half bath in bsmt: A-acre
lot with garden space. Located out
Arlington blvd. 20 minis. from PEN
tagon. JE. .-5067.
NEAR CAPITOL; Si4O monthly; nice
location; 8 rooms. 2 baths, oil
h.-w.h., nice yard; for Inspection
phone Ii. 6-19O3. Z. CROSS, 500
FAcfNG ROCK CREEK PARK-Mt.
Pleasant; 3-story brick; 5 bedrooms.
porch. ami: Bird f. may be sep
arate apartment: fenced-in yard;
some furniture; S175. Box 175-D,
NEARBY MD. FARM-central ave:
cottage; 4 rooms, bath. porch. ami,
large grounds. garden; some furni.
CHEVY CHAsE-Beaut. home; 8
rms, 3 baths, 2-car gar, deep
seI SSPE rsT JpggSS gs 81:
ARLINGTON-5-rm. brick bungalow,
full basement. large disable attic:
vacant; will accept much less per
, rsSsins c En- hE 57os Colonial, 20.
# iiv. rm. with firepI.. din. rm.,
equip kit, lse. Eaneled den or bed
rm. on LIST A. 3 bedrms and tiled
bath on End A.; porch, full bsmt.:
Northumberland lot. Only S126.
BOWERS BROS. AP. 5-si00.
CONTINUED On Next Page.l
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EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coon apt. authority since 1920
Wash. Bldg MA. S-9565
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BETHESDA-3-bed rm. brick Colo
Detached. Liy. rm.. din. nm. 3 bed.
rms. bath, full bSmt.. oil heat
sarage, Sl50. RE. 7-S0d4. -
-bedrm. brick Colo.
NAL. newly decorated: SIPS mo.
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ALEXANDRlA-1- year-old, 3-bedroom
brick; gas heat; side drive: large
yard. near shopping and school:
bus by door; S130. TIE. 6-9I90.
315l2 Hume ave -
shop. center and theater; . bedrms.,
20-ft. liv. rm., large kit. with dining
area. maple floors; 500. Occu-
pancy within | wk. JE. 4-246O. -
PIKE HTS, 54a2 Sth pI.,
S. Arl.. .va.-New. semidet.. 2 bed
kitchen, washer; children or pets;
IL min. to D. c.: $95. IA. 2-s566.
The frontiersman., 1954-08-19
Stay in School,
 Advises Officials Of SeIeciiva Service

The advice from national head quarters for the Selective Service System and repeated by John l.. Mccormick, director of selective service for Alaska, to young man who has not yet completed his high-school education has al- ways been and will continue to be- for him to stay in school un- til he completes his high-school education. Such was the intent of Congress when provision was made for statutory deferment for a registrant to be deferred until he graduates, attains the age of 20, or ceases to satisfactor- fly pursue his courses.
 At this particular time of year many high-school students are caught in the cross current of conflicting advice. Some students will abandon their high-school education for one of the follow ing reasons
 l. Jobs are relatively plentiful and wages are lucrative; 2. Dis like of school; 3. Desire to start living; 4. To go back and com plete education at a later date; 5. A desire to enlist in the ser vices, and 6, Necessity.
 The fallacy of the first four ar guments above is easily discern ible. Now in regard to No. 5, the Department of the Army and the Department of the Air Force have recently released publica- tions advising a young man to re- main in school until he completes his high-school education. The Army pamphlet is called "Strai- ght Talk About Staying in School", and the Air Force publi- cation is called Straight From the Shoulder. In both publica- tions, it is pointed out that the services desire that a young man complete his high-school educa- ton. With diploma, fields of promotion will be increased. Without a high-school education, the mans value to the service is considerably limited. To be a leader, a high-school education is a minimum requirement. It is pointed out that modern warfare demands weapons and technics of an increasingly complex nature. Specialized and technical train ing is necessary and the services need men with education and ability to absorb specialized and technical training, The traditional heritage of American youth to se-
The frontiersman., 1954-08-19
ST. MIGHAEL'S SCENE OF HARRIS-LEE AFTERNOON NUPTiAL

Tn a beautiful afternoon cere- mony at St. Michael's Catholic Church on August Is, Mary Ada ee, daughter of Francis s. Lee, of Palmer became the bride of Lewis Edward Harris, son of MT. and Mrs. Jesse Harris of Ruther- fordton, N Carolina. Rev. James P. Snead performed the double ring ceremony. Mrs. Lloyd Morley was organist for soloist Pat Tur- ner who sang Ava Maria.
 The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, chose traditional white satin and lace for her formal wedding gown. The satin and lace fitted bodice had long lace sleeves trimmed in satin, and a satin collar in the mandarin style, also lace trim med. Her floor length skirt, was of satin with a three-quarter length overskirt of white lace. Her shoulder length veil was held in place by a crown of embroider- ed flowers, with the same flowers repeated around the edge of the veil. Her open cascade bouquet was of pink carnations with white satin ribbon streamers.
 Attending the bride were Mrs. John Lee, matron-of-honor, and sister-in-law of the bride; Pat Turner, Pat Chandler and Mary Jane Clark as bridesmaids. The matron of honor's ballerina length gown was of blue satin with bouffant overskirt of match ing net. Her head piece was a crown of garnet roses and she carried a bouquet of sweet peas, tied with white satin ribbons.
 The bridesmaids wore similar gowns in shades of pink, green and blue Their head pieces and bouquets matched those of the matron of honor.
 Attending the bridegroom were Peter Cipriano, as best man, and ushers Joseph Black and Robert
The frontiersman., 1954-08-19

| Scrabough.
 Two little nieces of the bride, Carmel Lee and Kathlene Mo han were flower girls. They wore flor length gowns of blue and pink lace and white gloves. They carried baskets of assorted flow CTS. Ring bearer was Jimmy Lee, brother of the bride and Johnny Lee, brides nephew, was train bearer
 The brides mother wore a street length dress of blue lace with white accessories and a cor sage of white roses.
 Following the ceremony a re- ception was given by the brides parents at Moose Hall. Guests were present from Anchorage, Palmer, and Elmendorf Air Force Base. The guest book was pre- sided over by Mrs. Eugene Turner, while Mrs. Frank Clark served the four-tier wedding cake which had been baked by the brides mother. Mrs. Raymond Hendrick poured. Attractive flower arran- gements were done by Mrs. Gene Turner and Mrs. Jack Lee.
 The bride, who came from For est Lake, Minnesota with her parents who were original Ma tanuska Valley colonists, was edu- cated in the Palmer schools, grad uating from Palmer High School in the class of '53. She has been employed by the Matanuska Val ley Bank and will continue with her work. The bridegroom is a member of the air police at FL mendorf Air Force Base. Follow ing a wedding trip the couple will be at home in Chugiak. For her going away outfit Mrs. Har- ris chose a black velvet trimmed taffeta dress with which she wore red assessories.
 The brides gifts to her atten- dants were pearl bracelets which were worn at the wedding.
The frontiersman., 1954-08-19
Home Demonstration
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By MarYlou Rideout

Again this year there is to be food preservation contest for this district, sponsored by the Homemaker's Council. Anyone who preserves Alaskan grown products for home use is eligible to enter the contest and the rules are so simple. AS you preserve food in some way as freezing, canning, brining, or storing, just keep a record of your accomplish ments. Since the contest ends the middle of October, you will have eaten some of the products be- fore contest ends. But more im- portant, record is kept, so that at a glance it can be noted the variety in proportion to quantity. A very worthwhile cash prize is for the winner. If you would like record for summarizing your preserved food, stop in at the Extension office for a copy. Sign up now.
 
 If you have excess Alaskan craft items, or garden produce to sell, bring it to the Sales booth, Quonset hut No. 7 during the Fair. The Homemakers' Council is sponsoring this booth and will be glad to display and sell (you state price) your items. Council must ask 20%o commission, to pay for booth and services. All items, except livestock, will be accepted. This is really a service booth, for you to sell your pro- duce to those who are eager to buy.
 Since August 20th is the begin ming of most important season, you might want to have these free bulletins found at the Ex- tension office. Handling Your Big-Game Kill", and The Hunt CT Returns with the Ki1l". Also the office has very fine meat chart, which might be helpful to you when cutting up your kill. Good hunting!
The frontiersman., 1954-08-19

cure a high-school education is an opportunity that should cer- tainly not be overlooked.
The frontiersman., 1954-08-19

Be sure your stored crops. live stock and farm equipment are safe from damaging losses. Pro- tect them with a Butler steel building, adaptable to any need on your farm.