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Evening star., 1954-06-06
MlscGL. WANTED tcent.D }

TAPE RECORDRR, reasonable; neet
not be In operating condition. JE
4-2033.
WICKER L0vEsEAT. with Q arm
chairs In excel. cond. Cali EN-
2-2S17. -6
WANTED TO BUY-Portable foldins
massage table. Call between hours
Q to 4 PM. ov. 3-26s9. %
WILL PAY CASH for used refriEera.
tor washer or television In gooc
working condition. Can Ii. 7-6046
ANYTHING OLD FASHIONED =
glassware. etc. OIL. 1886 anytime.
ONE WHEEL CHAIR, chair. unde,
arm walker. bedside table. and com.
mode. JU. 6-736S. l--l
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01l.0O
hwy. lnr. Key Rridgel. IA. $500.
TRACTORS-Allis- Chalmers; Models
HD-5-B and HD-7, with bulldozer;
Model D tandem drive motor grader
Fordson with rear blade. Rebuilt
and guaranteed. Other makes and
models are available; located at
242l Kenilyo5th ave-. Bladensbprs'
TRRaScToGRH oUTfif, 5iIf1 arayely. $3.50
TRAILER, wheel. all steel. 4x6 IT,,
equipped with tires and tail light
furnace; best offer. OF. 2-O539 OF
rRA1LES@5eep RAi IISooS; lusr.s. trailer. with
AL weather hinged metal top: $125'
TRANSMiTER. so-1O meters. 80
sS%9sFf''l sgs.; 1m With Rs sisR|sE TRsE
TRUNK. Ige.. drawers. hangers,
sturdy. $25: 2 locker trunks. .$4
each; 81: s-fOld screen. 66 in.. IS. Ia
TRUNK. Steamer. wardrobe. in excel
cond,; cost $3.50, sell $25. Call
bS6hcsr.pH SsdIS sond n o.E cos. $500
TV~1F-in. qE console. lovely mahog,
tion s1sS 'n JA o0sri snfsi4 Hefie'' e0ad'
Tvs. Admiral and RCA: good work.
ing condition. Price. $SS up. WA.
7-2S17. %
TY. Admiral. II in.- AMIN radio.
excellent. DI. 7-6667.
Tv, Magnavox eonSole comb. 17-in.
screen. AMIN radio; S-speed
phonograph; mahogany cabinet; per-
feet condition, Army family going
oxersees, must cslL $3.50. q best
Evening star., 1954-06-06

Hotel 5e. Annex. Apply EBB1TT HOTEL
1913 10th ST. NV. ):
Singles, dbl; daily. wkly., mo. 90
ICOLORED-SGLE RM.; refined per-
son; kitchen privil.; 615 Lamont St!
CoEoRED a;Ei Ri ~-4faf, - one DOUBLE ROOM
with semipriyate bath and single
cUS TSom; m Gall Gall TU' 2rs4Tii s Gpiin. .VvfS.
os wH. H. iSr Sr1o7s 6sas 10 n0 9-ssa ar up e pts
COLORED-I4Ol HAMIITON ST,
N.W.--Lse; rm,; ss wk;; also 2 rms.
next to bath: $40 mo; ! or 2; home.
COLORED-W ST., between N. CAPT.
| tol and 1st st. n.w@Lge. rm. with
twin beds. AID. 4-761b. IF .
COLORED-TWO SINGLE ROOMS
Empl,Cyed, Er1T,,sHs dePsndasle per PERSONS home
oSlosEED-r6RN oSSdllSo,sIsEEfs m. S.T"; next to bath.
Home privileges; lady or gentleman.
CoEoREDWRM. HEo1D0oM FOR RENr-saS,
IA. S.5ee4 "a A'''"" "'' DG "a
C0HoREDwiisss HARVARD ST. NV.
Large room, all privileges; will aeA;
sessp!, child. Ho. %-1572. Hu; d
COI0RED-1eth AND vARNUM sTs,-
N.W.-Two rms. beautiful neigh!
borhood; Christian: cooking privilsi
COLoRED@ ROOM FOR RENT,
Lady: use of kit: $40 Irving st.
IN nwy ywSy,Rn RA 6;7d6ls sr Wv, ,o,,,.
5%s fG5 5sPt b0uBLR b9 aRGa loon ~;
elderly person Rent lower for man
to helu around house. TU. 2-445sA 4
COLORED, home PRIVILEGES; single or
WHGG HSIG'fi FuRN.. I'm zLsa2'F IGE. FRONT BEDRM,s
in pvt home. Conven. transp. CaA
CoIoREDMN.w.-srd and Taviori 4
doqSs 4s $40 priVste sins'e sfoa home. LoEs,. RA
|COLORiED ATTRACTIVE STUDIO
ROOM--Home privileges. 1341 Mer.
Idian nj NV TIL o-5452. -
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SINKS-$2.95
New, slightly damaged. BLOCKS
1746 Lee hwy. (nr. Key Bridge
IA. $500, WA. 7-5501.
SINKS USED
$1.95 AND UP

$l.95 AND UP
Fencing. bathtubs, radiators, windows
and door gratings, stoves and other
uSable materials at very reasonable
prices.
Also T-beams. platse. angle iron. pipe
s1s Wash. I 81 slM HHo q BHa 81! 4e29oo7 e9a
Open Every Saturday Until $3.50 Pm
SMORGASBORD, table for restaurant
srosr SlgO $780, sSst sell. S2SS ST. DS ST., $3.50 SBSS
SOFA-Vic. NAH, with Mr., and Mrs
sha Chairs; $780, nah. radio-phono..
SOFA, custom built down filled, new
slip covers 500; upholstered chair,
SrS SraGes beige Ssd FuS g. 9SlS S5ss$ $$76; lamp
frame. prEH spfines, TeSSins in'niSnsi IN Eood
cond.; upholstery slightly worn; $50.
DE. 2-10SO. Apt. sos.
SOFA AND CHAIR with slipcovers;
sisS ssisS sESSctins o4 oh chair 4oSss PSF Offer EN-
SOFA AND CHAIR, 4 sets Sir
ssSsxsis5 ssss orig excel cost ssaS 'Wois 1
SNOW BALL MACHINE
Brand-new sno-Master with q mos;
free service. $275. .HACKERMAN
Sctrsy SSAtES SS3s ST., s41 Maine ave. '.W.'
STAMPS; superb collection Of o. s
singles, 1901 to date; will sell as q
whole, or in part; RA. 6-1081.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
MULCH

Your Evergreens, Azaleas. Rhododen.
drons. all acid-loving bushes. plants
flowers and trees NOW.
FOR MULcHING at s. Der ise W
burlap sack. SO per 2 sacks. .Spe-
cial prices to nursery. horticul-
turists. etc. Free delivery, D. c..
Md. Va. OIL. 9-9397: JU. 7-9393.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

WASHING MACHINE. Maytag: wringe,
rm. suite; reas. Ii. 7-0941. Il
WATCH-Estate item, lax YG cock
tail watch. 4 diamonds, 4 rubies
$50; also lady's ring. EM. 3-S752. :
WATER COOLERS. new and used
bottle and bubbler tyne, from S75
ATLANTIC CO.. S07 v st. NV. NO
WATER COOLER, elec, bottle type
in good cond.. $50; fan, t6 In,
speed. S12. JA. 1852.
WATER COOLERS, new and used;
prices as low as $50 at JOHN G
WEBSTER 627 F st. NV. ST
wATEs giSD HEATERS, new and used;
priced as low as SIS at JOHN @
WEBSTER, 627 F st NV. ST
wEDDiNG GOWN. white lace. siz,
10 or IL, worn once: will sell fol
WHEEL CHAIR. Reed. back ane
seat: like new: $50. ov. 3-1593
WHIRLPOOL. washing machine. I'm,
ccnd.;. Homart,- 20-in. window fan
AlmOat nAW M. A.700k
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NEW DUNBAR HOTEL

18th AND YOU SITS. NV.
For permanent residences. see our
furnished rooms and services offered
with shopping facilities; available 4,
for personal needs. "a hrs. q day.
not available elsewhere under ore,
roof We guarantee furnished acs
shown day or night incl. Sunday.
NO. 7-S970.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
RANGES-NEW


Limited quantity Of brand-new. full
size gas ranges, double ovens anc
high broilers; 40-60To on reg. price
terms and installation ARRANGED
See all models at JOHN G.. WEB.
STER, 627 F st. NV. ST. $4,000
RECORDER, Emerson Disc. For fur.
ther information, Ii. 4-O373.
Ihent from SO up: some with va, I5ysSl
REFR1GERATOR FrisidaireJ. lat,
chSIn aSds Sa:e S:e 0e 9Sst @ds s :iS :o ia
REFRIGERAToR, RIE5FFBRiIeGiERAToR oE: 8 yrs. old
500. 4-burner tabletop gas stove
$50. Both like new. 80. s-7357
HEgRrsEnAFpHs rom 81 a. SEEshsys ss 's szs sS
REFR1GERAToR, H 81 nEo serveI Sci % % SaD0 Gu. IT..
49, Al condition; reasonable. AP
REFRiGiERAToR,. REiF1RsiRGiERAToR coldsDot, 8 Gu. cut #.
PhSn. pfsa uH' Nos '2-s|sSl |iki new reasonable S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and gas
$35 each; also; late-model refgrs;
RfEfR1GEEArGks, Ml ds5ver :mah 81 aDsrtme1 sSls
fully guaranteed. ALAN REFRIGER-
AATIoN CO. S2l Que st. NV. AD
REFRiGERATOR-o. Z, Erigidaire
INC. 6024 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
REFRIG6ERAToRs, recond., late mod.
els, lge. stock, bargains. ACME STOVE
CO. 19nlI hv 7th st NV. ma: s-S952
RTEFRIGERHToR, THPR eTnH1 WR GR, stSeoi cue It,, S4S
Rug, Olson. 9x12, tan and brown
$40. LU. 2-0151. 6"
REFRIGERATOR, GE; practically
cssa asE s Isl !s fGT 10Th aPt 1 8 s.. dsn kF
REFRTGERAroR, sh Gu. It. 1858
Admiral; like new; cost $225, sell
RTEFRiiGGkAfSksh.' ThTsii III A1fISfSh' used. rscoSdl. @S
SIS. JOHN G. WEBSTER, 627 I
st; nv. ST: 3,6100.
SSmO SS OeE 7soo S ru 44Ts 4fTss'Tsnsss caSs' iSe DowDs
excel. cond. viii trade for power
r fe5 Fefs g. JE fSss
REFRPRSfRSTSks Fl RPRSeEffR s99S ss9 g. IS eosls Gu E
SI35 and S155. EN-. 2-2O8S.
cond.; fine % for summer % &C cottaSe;
S35 or best offer. KE. .s-7125. =.
REFRIGERATOR, brand new: "a
GE 9 IT,, with deep freeze COM
partment. Never used. Best offer.
XII. S-6642.
REFRIGERAToR, 8 Gu. IT,. gas. ex.
cellent condition: $40. ia. 2-5959
REFRIGERATOR, lRe. frozen food
compartment: $50. TIE. 6-6418.
NnG modei nGHSAaHAft Gu. IT,; e1cellens eondi: Sic
ton: S125. JE. 4-0363. -
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse.
Gu. IT.; excel. cond.; S126. LO
REffa7GdirR.ToR 47sa7di w..t,rVbou.e: Mo
Gu. IT.; perfect condition; $40. KE
REFRiGERAToR, Philco, Q Gu. IT,;
two years old; grand piano; best
infer TN 4-4642 -
Evening star., 1954-06-06

NEW DUNBAR HOTEL g
2O15 18th ST. NV. . Is
Transient-tourist rooms now avaiis
able. $50 and up. 24-hr. service.
Come In. or call NO. 7-S97O; -
Evening star., 1954-06-06

1909 Wis. Ave. NV. KE. 7-150C
81O0 Wis. Ave. Beth, Md. OIL. 2-6666
WASHING MACHINES (2), (wringel
tfyRi) fs%i M TSod e ne conS5it:io9; s5tsE $40 each
WASHING MACHINE, Thor. semi.
autoa good condition. $40. CAT
WASHING MACHINE, Thor Auto.
maeic. sood cond.. SIS. UN. 4-1io7.
WASHING MACHINE. Thor Auto
magic. $50: also Weibilt gas stove,
wxSHING MSCHHiINE. Easy Spin
dryer. $35. AID. 2-27S6.
WASHING MACHINE, apt. size,
Taylor Senior. legs and wringer;
WASHING MACHINE, Thor: wringel
type, good condit.; $50. ia
wASHiSNG MACHINE. oE auto. 500
1880 42nd st. NV. %
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore. new
cond.. wringer type. OIL. 2-5O11.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

VACUUM CLEANERS
Good stock Of used reconditionec
vacuum cleaners. $3.50 UP. AL
nationally known brands. substan.
demonstrators. Kenmore tank and
Upright cleaners, used vacuum mo.
tors and cords, only S2.25. Sold o,
is. while they last. Free home trial
Sears, ROebuck & Co.
oil BLADENSBURG RID. NE.
Wise. AVE. AT ALBEMARLE N. W
$500 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON
S456 COLESVILLE RID. SIS MD.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
OORANG AIREDALES

ONJfGANU AIhEUADEO
THE SPORTING AIREDALE
Intelligent, loyal, fearless
companions. q month old
pups, $50 AKC registered.
TIE. 6-4522
Evening star., 1954-06-06

LUZ.
Newly renovated and furn. single and
twin-bed rms: senipvt bath: Ebbitt
10th and H SITS. NV --13'
Evening star., 1954-06-06

SLATTERY'S
1909 Wisconsin Ave. NV. KE. 7-150C
800 Wis. Ave-. Beth. Md. OIL. 2-666t
TILE BOARD-=Bath. kitchen. 2lne
Wilson blvd. IA. 4-1234.
TOTT,ET OITTFTTS
Evening star., 1954-06-06
STOVES-USED

Apt size liz 4aIeSFnsT gcod xa eondissiOn 1. ton
Evening star., 1954-06-06

Special Summer Rates
GORDON HOTEL DOWNTOWN 4
916 18th ST. NV.
Singles and doubles with and with.
out bath; weekly and mo. ratel,
Evening star., 1954-06-06

BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. o-2937; evenings. RA. 3-1416.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

726-734 7th ST. NV.
s1Srs Thsrsdays aSSTs' 8 ann a' to 20 Q pm pn''
Evening star., 1954-09-17
Hollywood Diary
Dollars Pile Up,
But Where's Rita
Bv Sheiloh Grohom .

Rita Hayworth has 50 million
waiting for her at Columbia
from her last three pictures, but
there's catch. She has to come
back to the studio-according to
Columbia-to collect. Right now
she is hoping to declare her con-
tract null and very void.
Every one hereabouts expects
Debbie Reynolds to announce
her engagement to Eddie Fisher
this week end. Eddie is due
Friday, and Debbie is yelling be-
cause she may have to work
Saturday in "Hit the Deck"
Grace Kelly will have to re-
turn here sooner than antici-
pated, according to the Metro
work schedule. She is down for
'Bannon," with Spencer Tracy
and Montgomery Cliff.
Olivia De Havilland insists she
will return to Paris after mot
as a Stranger" here. That's
where her son Benny still is,
with his nurse and a. cook in
Ohyia's apartment. Livvy says
the marriage with Pierre Galante
is still on. Well, they certainly
seemed still in love this summer
when I saw them in Paris.
Ann Sothern gets $35 900 from
the $4,000 NBC is paying for
her television appearance in
Lady in the Dark" The other
$4,000 goes to Jack Chertok,
producer of her "Private Secre-
tary," for agreeing to postpone
the shooting of their telefllms
until after the spectacular.
I wonder why Tony Martin
sang all the goth Century-Fox
songs on the TV show honoring
Daryl Zanuck? Tony hasn't
been at Fox since he was mar
ried to Alice Faye.
At the CBS-television city
cocktail party afterward, Dan
Daley revealed he'll receive
$25, 900 for his "Burlesque" live
video show in February. He'll
just do the one shot, no M. c.
| chores. "If you remember" said
Dan. II won an academy award
nomination for 'Burlesque' and
it was filmed as When My Baby
Smiles at Me-"
George Raft. twoing again
with Gloria Gray. laughed when
I asked If they had marriage
plans. keep forgetting he is
still married, although he hasn't
seen his wife for 20 years. :.
Ruby Keeler. who has. told me
Mrs. Raft is a very fine person.
Ruby will be living permanently
at the beach in Balboa with her
five children. They bought the
home they'd rented there this
summer, and it's goodbye for
ever to Hollywood.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
NewYork
World-Telegram
Tbe &n,S
By ALTON COOK.


British movie cameras are
Kicking UP q merry Tomp In
Scotch on the Rocks" Q Whlm.
dcal 9aY and impldent 2aEce.
This latest example Of the puck.
ish spirit that runs % high In
some British studios opened at
the TransLux 6Oth St over tia
weekend.
The setting Is up IN the Tight
Little Island" region. an isolated
and neglected village on the
coast OF Scotland. The villagers
are contentious, stubborn and
always on the lookout for o
fight or wedding to nven their
days
The fight that comes with
this picture Is = protest about
their stony. battered road. a.
most impossible and their only
highway to the rest OF the
world. The i've villagers who
own automobiles have simply
refused to pay their taxes until
the road is fixed.
There Is nothing particularly
funny in the plot pattern. But
events are splattered around
with such exaggerated force and
with so many odd. crusty char.
acters. the audience is sent into
quiet. writhing delight.
The picture has been blessed
with a picturesque cast. each
player a gem OF amusing carica'
ture. Ronald Squire. such q Joy
as the jolly thief In always a
Bride" q couple Of weeks ago.
has another such triumph as the
benign laird.
The supporting cast has a won
derful variety Of eccentric act.
ing styles.
This film IS the work OF the
British company called Group ;.
which has been enriching our
laughter regularly IN this same
mood. Brandy for the Parson'
was another worthy Group 3
contribution.
Evening star., 1954-09-17

Maureen O'Hara was putting
in a big pitch with a Goth Cen
tury-Fox official for the role Of
Anna in the movie musical ver-
sion of "Anna and the King of
SIAM" There are only three
actresses in Hollywood who can
play the part of Anna" said
Maureen vehemently. Deborah
Kerr, Olivia De Havilland and
me. And I should get it because
they can't sing"
When June Allyson saw Hubby
Dick Powell in the "42d Street"
film clip, she turned to me and
said, "It gave me turn. Rich
ard looks so much like our son.
Hickey" "He sure looked cute"
said I. "He still does" said June.
Harry Ackerman told me he
expects Mario LAMA to report
for rehearsals for his TV show
with Betty Cradle and Harry
James on the 30th. Mrs. LAMA
added the same, but added, 1.-THE
only thing that will stop Mario
from doing the show is If his
doctor says he is too weak from
so much dieting" Well, If Mario
doesn't make the show, it will
be because he is scared. He
hasn't performed for two years.
Merle Oberon, who Cancelled
a. big weekend party at Del
Mar to be at the Zanuck TV
show, was introduced as Rita
Moreno!
The Bud Abbott-Lou Costello
deal at UNIVERSAL international
is even better than Jimmy Stew
arts so per cent of the profits.
In addition to the SO per cent,
Lou and Bud get 100000. Their
next is a South Sea epic.
Hugh Marlowe is in the Good
Samaritan Hospital recovering
from an operation to remove a
growth from under his kneecap.
Hugh has suffered with osteo-
myelitis for 30 years, and 10
days ago he found he couldn't
walk and was in great pain. But
the operation had nothing to do
with his ailment.
{Released by NANA.)
Evening star., 1954-09-17
| Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing


Stage.
Arena-The Crucible":: $50
pm.
,NationaI-"All SUMMER Long,:
800 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - "Dragnet": l,
2:55. 1850. 6:15, $40 and 10:4O
pm.
Capitol - "Seven Brides for
Seven Brothers: 11:15 am,
1:25, 1885, 5:45 and $3.50 pm.
Colony - Scotch on the
Rocks; $50, 8:15 and 10 pm.
Columbia Gambler From
Natchez";; 1885 am. 1875, $40.
$40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Dupont Theater-"The VAN
ishing Prairie; 1:10, 2::50, 4:35.
6:15, 8 and $40 pm.
Keith's-'The Caine Mutiny"::
1915 am. 1890, 2:45, sos, 7::2O,
9:35 and 1850 pm.
Little - High Noon; Gas,
$40 and 9:55 pm.
MacArthur-"The Earrings of
Madame De-; 7:10, and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan - "Dragnet"
11:45 am. LAS, 3:45, $50, 7:5O
and $50 pm.
Ontario-'Francis Joins the
WACS";; /, $40, sos, Z, 1855
and 1880 pm.
| Broken Lance; II
am, ITO, $3.50, $50, 7:40 and
$50 pm.
| Playhouse - "Rear Window;
11:10 am, ITO. 3:15, $40. 7:25
9:35 and 1885 pm.
Plaza-"Rome IL O'Clock; IL
LAO, 500, sos, GAS, $3.50 and
1910 pm.
| Trans-Lux-"On the Water
'front.': 10:45 am, 12:45, z:45
4:50, 6:55, 1855 and IL pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1954-09-17

a love which jars his estimate Of
himself.
The matching performance for
Boyer's is that of De Sica, the
autumnally charming diplomat
who finds himself belatedly ex-
cited at the prospect of sowing q
rewarding wild oat. With less
support from the script which
makes her more conventional
figure, Mile. Darrieux is left to
serve as an enticing quarry for
two of the movies recently more
towering male types.
1t Is a highly rewarding at
tention--half amused, half fas-
cinated-that Director Ophuls
pays to the setting of "The Ear
rings of Madame De-" This is
a period to which Frenchmen
must look back, more and more
nostalgically, none with q more
wistful smile than the director
of the MacArthur's new picture.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
Ophuls Weoves q Tapestry
Of the 9Os in Madame De-
BY Joy Cormody

Max Ophus the subest his use OF the motion
picture camera is again represented local by
Earrings of Madame De-" at the Macarthur Theater
The fm spirited and mocking tapestry gay COS
Paris is brilliantly garanded with such
Evening star., 1954-09-17

THE EARRINGS OF MADAME DE /.
. Franco-London Production flm, dis.
tributed by Arlan Pictures, directed b,
Max Ophuls, screenplay by Marco
Ophuls based on the novel by Louis d.
Valmorin, music by Oscar Strauss and
George Van Parys. At the Macarthur
The Cast.
The General (Monsieur De)
Charles Boyer
Madame De -------Danielle Darrieux
Baron Vittorio De6ica
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16
Alaska Line Plans Increased Freightefs

A new, increased-c2pacitY, car .go-vessel schedule beginning Sep -tember 28 was announced this week by w. J. Manahan, gener- al traffic manager of the Alaska Steamship Company.
 The new service, providing reg -ular, frequent sailings for South eastern and Southwestern AL ,aska, becomes effective follow ing the steamer Denali's sailing September 24 - the last in the ,company's historic passenger ser vice.
 Under the new schedule there will be two sailings each week for Southwestern Alaska-5epar- lures each Tuesday and Friday a sailing each Friday for South eastern Alaska and an additional vessel every three weeks that will call at Kodiak Island.
 Five Krottype and four Lib serty ships, now in the company fleet, will be employed to mann tain this service," Manahan said. This does not allow for the use of the steamers Baranof and Den ali urder freighter license, That involves a number of conversion problems including actual physi cal alterations and manning" /" Man ahan explained. Until those are satisfactorily worked out, it would be impossible to operate these ships as freighters," he said.
 According to earlier announce ment, the Alaska Lines passenger service will terminate October 6, when the steamer Denali returns to Seattle from her last voyage. With both the Baranof and Den ali laid up there is no possibility sof offering even limited passen- ger service to Alaska as none of the cargo ships have accomoda- tions for passengers, it was ex- plained.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16
ALASKA CHAMBERS TO MEET lN NOVEMBER

The Alaska Chamber of Com merce will hold It's semi-annual meeting in Anchorage November II, 12 and 13. All Chambers of Commerce in Alaska are expected to have delegates or representa- tiveS in attendance. In addition, association members, Chambers of Commerce in the Pacific North west and Canada, and all other interested organizations and indi- viduals are invited to attend and participate.
 A panel of top speakers has been invited to talk on subjects of vital importance to the Terri tory, Representatives of the Ma tanuska Valley Chamber of Con- merce are expected to be in at- tendance
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16
UNIVERSITY DIRECTOR
 ATTENDING ASSEMBLY

Dr. C. T. Elvey, director of the University of Alaska geophysical institute, is in Rome this week for the opening of the 10th Gen eral Assembly of the 1nternation- al Union of Geodesy and Geophy- sics More than 1000 scientists representing 40 countries are present
 Although international cooper ation in various aspects of geo. physics dates back more than 100 years. the recent union was or garized in 1919, following World War I, to meet the pressing need for worldwide approach to problems of earth sciences.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16
RANDOM RAMBLINGs OUT WASILLA WAY
By E. Hjellen

School is scheduled to start the ,,20th of September: There will be no school lunch program for this semester. It is hoped to have the hot lunch program starting after Xmas vacation. The walls of the new school are being erected but as yet there is no roof on it. A new concrete sidewalk has been built in front of the school which should meet with the approval of the hopscotch and marble players.
 Mir. C. L. Cadwallader has left for Seattle. He will visit there and in Oregon before going 10 Arizona where he will spend the winter.
 Brownie Scouts will start regu lar meetings again on Wednesday, Sept. p, 3:30 at the Library. Mrs. Martin Olson is the new Leader for the troop.
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Woody and daughter CherYl. have returned from Texas 10 fake up residence in the Ray Bergman's town house. Both will teach in the school again this year.
 A birthday party was held jointly for Bob and Lee Albu at the home of their mother, Mrs. Lucas. Lee was ten on the day of the party and his brother Bob was eleven the following day.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16

The guests enjoyed an afternoon of games followed by refresh mentS.
 The Lines are working hard on their new house in order to get ii done before winter sets in. The house warming should take place sometime during October or was if November?
 Note to Readers of this col umn; at the time you read this, 1 hope to be in sunny California with the other half-as this means both E. Hjellens will be gone and there is no one else in the family with the initial E., the column will not appear the fol- lowing week.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16

Wasilla School. lunchroom facil- ities will not be available to the students, on September 20, when school in Wasilla is scheduled to open. As soon as facilities are completed, parents will be not flied.
 The first day of school hours will be from 9:30 to 12 noon Regular school hours will resume on Tuesday.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16

More than tWo- thirds of all the fields used for storing natural gas underground in the United States are in the Appalachian region, according to the Bureau of Mines. The combined capacity of 101 fields in this region exceeds 526 billion cubic feet.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16

Frederick H. Ritze, education director, headquarters Alaskan Air Command, this week inform ed Prof. Richard Ragle of the university's high enrolment rat ing. Prof. Ragle is director of mill itary branches and heads the uni versity educational program on the principal military bases in Alaska.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16
REMINDED OF
 FIRST AID CLASSES

All person holding standard course card in American Nation al Red Cross first aid are remind ed of the two briefing classes to be held by Civil Defense by Flor ence Sandell, RN, on Monday evenings, September 20 and 27 at Carpenters Hall at pm. Civil Defense first aid procedures will be taught by Mrs. Sandell.
The frontiersman., 1954-09-16
..u unl.mAkEkS CLUB
 NOTES
Cheechako Club

The regular meeting of the Cheechako Club was held Sep tember l3 at the home of Mrs. Ruth Zimowske with Mrs. L. Winner as hostess.
 The following new officers were elected: Mrs. Marne Hanks. president; Mrs. Billie DeJulio, Vice-president; Mrs. Pat Lawton, Secretary; Mrs. Ruth Zimowske, treasurer; Mrs. Kathryn Wilson, reporter.
 The next meeting will be held October II at the home of Mrs. Marne Hanks.