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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-04-22
Browning, Montana

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18
Som Wofsons Observe
Their Fifth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam L. Watson.
1926 Fourth Av, s, had the plea
sure Of enjoying a lovely evening
Saturday March II, with few
close friends who helped 10 make
their fifth wedding anniversary a
happy occasion.
As the evening progressed,
guests enjoyed playing various
games dancing and socializing.
Refreshments were served by the
hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs, Watson received
a number Of lovely gifts, among
them were two beautifully dec
torated cakes, gifts from Mr. and
Mrs. General Butler.
Enjoying the gala affair were
the Messrs and Mines. Danny
Swain, A. II. Jenkins. A H. Nc
Intosh, Gaines Mcintosh, william
Mcintosh. Herbert Banks, Calvin
Jones, Jesse Shelton. Orville
Drake. the Misses Corrine Wash
ington. Rose Galloway. Villa Mae
Wilson: Mrs. Verda Horn, Mrs,
Charles Lamb and Mr., A. Kinney.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18
TUNE IN CHANNEL Q. KEpD

Is They will accompanied by mother Baey
APPLE PIE" original number by Mrs Blaey will be their
selection The girls students the public school Chago City
where they active in extra-currcular activities.
ALLAN RoTHS 1855 edition of WHO'S WHO IN BASEBALL.
forteth in the series edited
stands The attractive
major league the inside action
the Most Valuable Willie
Mays of the New York
If YOU WANT TO GET THAT SPRING SEWING tackled and
have lots of fun doing had better the NC SEWING
MACHINE at St Pauls Main Necc Sewing Center 34 Robert
St 1t is a marvellous convenience for all home
THE ST PAUL CIVIC OPERA will present OKLAHOMA" in
the Auditorium theatre Ii through 10 lead
roles will be Jim Hawthorne member the New York City
and Eileen Beno voa with the Minneapolis
symphony We this fast moving Rogers and Hammeen
musical during its long Broadway but would like also to
versio
CONGRATULATIONS TO MISS Patricia Brown who was
crowned Queen of Hearts by his majesty King Boreas at the we'll
planned the Lafers Thursday
March 10 And didn't all Of the debs look lovely?
Johnson interesting when she told
the held Princess oze No
10, Sunday, March 81 from 4 to at 662 Rondo Az.
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Entertoin In Honor
OF goth Birthday
OF Sally Brown

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ross. 532 Aldrich Az. N
was the scene OF a delightful af-
fair on Thursday, March 10.
when they entertained at open
house" on the occasion Of Mrs
Ross mother. Mrs. Sally Brown 3
Goth birthday.
Between the hours Of IL 30 and
$50 p. m. a large number Of
friends of the honOree were on
hand to congratulate her and ex-
tend best birthday wishes.
The dining table, covered with a
hand crocheted ecru lace cloth,
conferred with a floral arrange
ment of red roses, yellow jon
quils and red and white carnations
formed an attractive background
for the beautifully decorated
birthday cake, with her age in
scribed.
A highlight Of the fete was the
delicious chicken dinner served
buffet style.
Mrs. Brown received an array
Of lovely gifts, cards and cash to-
kens.
Those who helped 10 make her
birthday a happy occasion were
Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Bolts. the
Mines. Joseph Smith, Anna
Brown, Mr.. A. Roland and Mrs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18
SYLVIA PHILIPS WEEDS
ANDREW G. cUMBER JR.

Miss Sylvia Yvonne Phillips,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Judson
Phillips, 4146 Third Av. S. be-
came the bride of Andrew Gerald
Cumber Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Jackson of 2S09 Fifth
Av. S. at 7 p. m. Saturday, March
-, at the residence of Rev. Mar
tin Luther Simmons, 1856 Fifth
Av. S.
Rev. Simmons performed the
double ring ceremony with Mrs.
Simmons at the piano.
Given in marriage by her god
father, Mr.. william Avery, the
bride chose a white semi-formal
with pink ribbon trim and pink
accessories.
Misses Regina and Paulette
Phillips, sisters of the bride were
her attendants.
the groom was best man and Har-
William Jackson, brother of
old Jackson, brother was usher.
Following the wedding an after
party was held at the home of
the groom's parents, where their
teen-age friends surprised them
with an array of beautiful and
useful gifts.
Due to the illness of the brides
mother, who is recuperating from
an ear infection, a belated recep-
ton will be held later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cumber are "at
home" to their friends at 2S09
Fifth Av. S.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

Pride family Timothy aged 2 who Is
favote subject his fathers hobby photography
Arthur C Mcwatt a post office employee.
SEE sports writer referee
about his official duties during
Hopkins Bloomington game Tuesday
Griffin has been officiating past
Manifold MOTHERS WHO PARTICIPATED N the sRt
Suppose Never Happened Monday
nation OF PrA dramatic hidden talents discovered
GOOD PLACE for an evening meal
out where there the
something THANS Bar-B-Q w
St. from the Auditorium r.
his kitchen and the food is delicious!
IT'S WONDERFUL PAUL JAYCEEs are doing
in Jaycee Skate Night the Lexington roller
through the Fairgrounds
eenagers good
dote juvenile delinquency!
GOOD ENTERTAINMENT ALWAYS games
played by the Harlem Globotters!
the Philadelphia Sphas March 20 the St
o. att Satur
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Lorraine Simmons To
Wed Eldred Taylor

Mr.. and Mrs. John Young Jr,,
1915 Third Av. s., have announced
the engagement and Forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Lorraine Mariane Simmons OF
Chicago, Ill, to Mr.. Eldred Tay-
Tor, also of Chicago.
The wedding will be an event
of Saturday, April % and will be
solemniZed at p. m. in Graham
Taylor Chapel on the campus of
the University of Chicago,
Miss Simmons, a graduate OF
the University of Minnesota, is
currently employed as a medical
technician in the out patient elm
ic of the Illinois Research hospital
Chicago, and has held this po-
sition for two years.
Mr.. Taylor is a chemist for the
Standard Oil Products and is a
candidate for his Phi. d. at the
University of Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

Willie Poscy, all Of St Paul, the
Mines. Gladys Jones and daugh-
ter. Fannie Thomas, Mollie Flow
ers, Stella Carpenter, Helen VIII
kerson. Edith Jones, Carrie
Qualls, Vivian Wright, the
Messrs. and Mines. Luther Den
mis-, Frank Shaw and granddaugh-
ter, r. Primm; Miss Odessa John
son; the Messrs. Joseph Nervis, l..
w. Howelton Otha Howclton,
Charles Smith, Paul Freeman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirby.
Those who were unable to be
present but sent gifts included
the Mines. Blanche Head, Flosse
Matthews, Elizabeth Briggs, Bcr-
tina Smith; the Messrs. Laymen
Hin, Jimmie Coswell and Mr., and
Mrs. Joseph Slaughter.
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Ninety-Three Year
Old ST. Poul Woman
Feted On Birthday

Saturday. March IL was quite
memorable day for Mrs. Martha
Johnson, CAT st. Anthony Az.
when a family dinner was given
IN honor Of her 93rd birthday at
her home.
Her children, Mrs. Delgracia
Turner, daughter; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Williams, daughter and
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~ Jones, Mrs, Ruth Thomas and
Joseph Jones.
Critically III; Mrs. Julia Lewis.
$50 Carroll, was re-admitted to
Ancker hospital on Tuesday eve
ming, March is, shortly after six
p. m. Mrs. Lewis had been releas-
cd from the hospital just few
days ago and was believed to have
been convalescing nicely. At press
time. Mrs Lewis was still In n
coma, Her daughter. Mrs. Mabel
Benjamin OF st. Louis. Mo. can
celied plans to leave for Chicago
and win be in the city for while
longer, John Lewis, her son. OF
Chicago, left the city earlier this
week To return home,
Entertains Lodge; Mrs. Margar-
ct Beard, TAT w. Central was hos
tess TO Household of Ruth No. 4
on Tuesday, March at s p-m-
Present were the Mines, Theo-
dosia Grant, Alberta Ragland.
BERTHE High, Lydia Brown.
Claude King, Mabel Harris and
Della Williams.
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March IA. Mr.. Taylor was out OF
town when the message was re.
ceived and was reached and re-
turned home and left Immediately
To attend funeral services.
Gold hand Society Held Meet.
Ing: Mrs. Vivian Shannon. 97s
Iglehart Av,, was hostess TO the
Gold Band Society ON Monday
evening, March 4. A new member
Mrs, Eunice Morris. was welcom.
ed into the club. Plans were com.
pieted for a pot luck supper tc
be given for one OF the members
who is leaving the city. The al.
fair win be given March 20, al
the home OF Mrs. Connie Cooper
s64 ST Anthony Av. The meet.
ing was climaxed with a demon
stration OF cosmetics given by
Mrs, Louise Latimer, The next
regular meeting will be March
rs with Mrs, Gloria Wright. SOS
Rondo Av, as hostess,
Sad Mission; Mrs, Eugene II
Lewis, ga Iglehart Av, left the
city on Friday. March IL for
Chicago 10 attend the funeral OF
her aunt. the late Mrs. Alice
Grossley Porter, Services were
held on Monday, March IA. Mrs
Porter was the wife OF Rev. E. NJ
Porter OF Chicago,
Entertains; Mrs, James Ciardy
7i6 Aurora Av, was hostess to a
group OF friends on Saturday eve.
ming, March IL in honor OF the
birthday OF her sister. Mrs. Doris
Jones, Other guests included Hen.
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( DEBS and DATES

Hi, all my fabulous friends OF
the Twins" Here l am with more
happenings that must be told,
The Wheatley Wizards lost to
the Wiliie An Stars OF Des
Moines. Iowa Saturday night at
wheatley, by score of 80 to As.
II was a very exciting basketball
game, and all who participated
from both sides played good
game.
Barbara Allen, Marth Benford,
Cynthia Eason. Beverly Eason,
Wilma Merrill. Emma Tubhs and
l were checrleaders for the game.
The Jazxknights supplied part
OF the music for the dance after
the game, the Emeraids sang,
Sincerely" and Baby Need
You, plus many others. Ray
Bronson sang Baby Come On
And Let's Play House"
A lot OF the girls were running
around selling votes for the Queen
contest of the ST. Thomas style
Show,
Leroy Jackson came home
from Mcclellan AFB and as most
OF you know he's my brother. He
has three tough shirts that I just
gotta wear with my jeans before
he leaves, he says l won't get in
them, but that's what he thinks!
Sylvia Phillips and Jerry Jack
son" Cumber tied the knot Sat
urday night The after party was
real nice. with punch and ham
burgers on the menu. David
"Pumkin"Grigsby, was running
around the house with an under
takers hat on. Say "Pumkin"
you weren't at funeral, just a
wedding.
personality
This fabulous deb In 5 feet 4
inches tall and weighs 100 pounds
and she is 10 years old. She goes
for anything that is good. as long
as IL Is eatable. Her favorite
sport is baseball. even though she
is assistant captain OF the Gay
cites basketball team. "oop Shoe
BE DO" heads the top OF her list
in records, and Johnny Ace Is her
favorite recording star. You can
see this deb at Wheatley most OF
the time. so now I need not tell
you more of her identity. for by
now you know am talking about
Gwendolyn "Gwenie" John.
Gwenie Is really nice deb with
such pleasing personality that
one can't help but like her. Every
one that knows her in The Twins
likes her, especially her "future"
Gwcnie is also on of the best
dancers In the Twins" 80 Il
seems she has everything on her
side.
Jackie Ellis had a real tough
party at the Local Sunday night
heard thep lace was really jump,
ing,
The Minneapolis Elks has got
ten underway. every Sunday, yot
can hear the bngles and drums
coming out OF the Wheatley, Il
you take a look inside, you would
see the high stepping majorettes
practicing their steps, along with
the bays.
Well. debs and dates. now that
I've told you everything that
know about what has happened
I guess IN sign off here. Signing
off,
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of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacoway on
Monday, March 7. The Jacoway's
were burned out and members
helped with the cleaning, etc. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Irene w. North, 1922
Fourth Av. S. on March %.
Convalescing: Mrs. Lula Jack
son, 2745 Clinton Av., has been
discharged from Fairview hospital
where she has been a pationt and
is now convalescing at home.
Coule- Kas Held Meeting: Miss
Janice Merrill, 2309 Fifth Av. S.
was hostess to the Coule-Kas So
cial club on Saturday, March IL.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Miss Freddie Reasby,
1856 First Av. S. on Saturday,
March %.
Birthday Greetings: Greetings
to Mrs. Irene w. North of 1922
Fourth Av. S. who will celebrate
her birthday on Saturday. March
10.
Week end Guests: Mrs. Dell a
Lewis and Mrs. Aline Gibbs of
Chicago, Ill, spent the past week
end in the city and were guests of
Mrs. Geraldine Sisson and Mr..
Raymond Sisson of 1929 Portland
Av. The Chicagoans came to the
city to attend the TIC. Golf As
ISOLATION Auxiliary's cabaret
dancing party on Saturday eve
ming, March IL.
Slightly Improved: Mrs. Min
ME Plummer. 3716 Fifth Av., who
is a patient in Northwestern hos
pital, where she went for rest and
treatment is reported slightly i'm
proved.
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son-in-law. Albert Kennedy, son,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wright.
grandson and wife were the hosts.
Following dinner, a number Of
friends dropped In to congratulate
Mrs. johnson and extend best
wishes and happy returns Of the
day.
She received many gifts. flow
ers cards, cash tokens and long
distance telephone call from a
friend, Mrs. Laura Williams Of
Los Angeles, Calf.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

Campbell. Raymond Cannon,
Sydney Cummings, Fern Hughes,
Jurod Lee. Russell Mayo. H. j. T,
Mcclure. Reuben Neil, Jess Peo-
pies, Ramon Sisson. Otis Skinner,
and Albert Hardeman
Out OF town guests were Mrs
Stella Lewis and Mrs. Allene
Gibbs Of Chicago.
Mrs. Elva Jones was general
chairman assisted by the Mines
Maxine Jones, Alveta Coram and
Miss Martha Kay.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

The Navy's new method OF
turning huge carrier in a harbor
without aid OF tugs Ia called "op-
GRAFTON Pinwheei." Her planes are
dashed to the flight deck and at
a given signal their engines are
turned up fun power, exerting n
tremendous force in the desired
direction.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18
Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Hosptalzed Miss Mildred Errcks s02 Oak Lake Av N.
is patient in Asbury hospital.
Charmants Social Club: The Chamans Social club met
Wednesday, March g. the home Mrs Kelly 1912
Clinton Av report the dinner announced financial
As their members
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

March 20 and
hear the Blakey
Sisters OF Scan.
dia, Minnesota
on the Slim Jim
Talent show
T h c la X e y
girls, known tc
many Twin City
audiences, are
Carole, II; Judy,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-03-18

Mrs. WcWatt, a native Of Minneapolis, has q
busy schedule as part-tme housewife, mother and
bank employee, She is graduate of Central high
in Minneapolis and received her B.A. degree from
the University Of Minnesota in June, 1858. During
her years at the university. she employed part
time by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
where she was rated an exceptional employee
Following graduation. Mrs Mcwatt was en-
ployed at the Jacobs Furniture Company and later
as a nursery school teacher at the Halle @ Brown
Community House.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Criterion Club The Criterion Club viii Saturday,
March 10 the home of Mr. and Mrs Godfrey Rawlings 66
lgehart Av Mr. and Mrs Charles Lamer will be the hosts
Sad Mission: Mrs, c. r. Taylor, $50 Aurora Av, left the
city Wednesday, March l6 for Amite La where he called
TO of father who died IL Monday
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Ct. Paul

BY MILDRED JORDAN

NEW EMPLOYEE Department the First Ma
Bank Kathleen Mcwat
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Yup juniors been left with baby sitter again, ard he
doesn't ike one bit! MONS rudging around town
again paying the monthly household bills! What Nom
Aeeds is Fira Bank Dime.A. Time checking account
then she could pay those bills quickly easily By mail! 9TH
First Bank Dime Time account all il costs is just 10
each time check Of yours clears through the bank.
There's no minimum balance required, charge for de-
posts and pcrsonased checks furnished free! Start
saving tme and steps odaypay your bills the easy way
open q Dime.A Time checking account now
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Evening star., 1955-10-13
Diory Of FoIIen Flyer
Tells of His Slow Death

wreckage Of the plane Sunday
while flying in the area.
The diary was addressed to
Charles E. Schrieber, another
Navy man. who owned the plane,
''Take me back dade tsic) or
alive" Mr.. Falls wrote on Sep
tember az. "of that I have nc
control. If I can't be alive with
my mother, phase tsic) take me
and lay me by the side Of my
father. =.
'I'm Going Nuts"
Another day another drink
of water" Mr.. Falls wrote on
the oath. "They may get me
out alive, Chuck, but I don't
think 1t will do any good, I'm
going nuts, that's for sure. hear
airplanes all the time"
Two days before the last entry,
the Goth, he wrote: This is sure
a hell OF a way to go. Chuck
with nobody having nothing,
wanting every thing. What q
man wouldn't give for a drink
of water or . big dish Of ice
cream"
"Still here, weak damn weak, "
he wrote on the 9th.
And on the 28th only. "Still
|herre." (sicl.
The last entry was only q date;
|"9f29i55."
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Russian Births
Seen Declining

Russia is producing fewel
children. an expert said las
might.
DR.. Eugene Kalischer. demog.
|rapher-consultant to the Library
|of Congress, said the Soviet
Union is experiencing ths
dynamic effects of industrial
revolution" He listed these
as rapid urbanization and in.
|dustrialization, and declining
fertility and mortality.
DR.. Kalischer discussed man
power and the Russian economy
before the National Academy oi
Economics and Political Science
The meeting was at the Brook.
Iings Institution. A demographel
lis one who makes studies ol
populations.
The sharp downward trend
Iof Russian fertility will in.
Ifiuence Russian manpower only
after 1860 and then quite
slowly. DR.. Kalischer said.
For the immediate future, he
continued, Russia's human re-
sources are "quantitatively" suf-
lficient. He explained continued
Imechanization of agriculture
Evening star., 1955-10-13
D. {. Men Plan
kefauyer Boom

Senator Kefauver has yet to
announce whether he viii seek
the Democratic presidential NOM
ination, but q group Of his sup
porters in the District is OPEN
ing a Kefauver- for President Of
fee and re-eStablishing a cam
paign club.
William A. Roberts, Washing
ton attorney, who actively sup
ported the Tennessee Senator's
bid for that nomination in 1852,
said he and Lou Poller, q busi-
nessman here. have taken q two
year lease on a two-room suite
as a Kefauver-for- President
headquarters in this city. 1t is
In the Pennsylvania Building at
Thirteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
William F. Fadler, jr., Wash
ington attorney, who was presi-
dent of the Kefauver-for -PreSi-
dent Club in 1852. announced he
has called a nesting of former
members of that club and of
other supporters Of Senator Ke-
fauver for Sunday, October %.
At this brunch meeting" at
pm. at the Dupont Plaza Ho-
tel, Mr.. Fadler said. the club viii
be reorganized. officers elected
and committees designated.
Mr.. Roberts told The Star
that he and Mr.. Poller notified
Senator Kefauver before he left
for Europe that the lease was
being taken on the Office suite.
He added that Senator Kefauver
gave no indication whether he
plans to run for President again.
but that the Office would be
available II he decided to do so.
The Office suite now is being
painted and has not yet been
occupied.
Evening star., 1955-10-13

SAN DIEGO. Oct. IS R.-Ad-
ditional details from q death
diary" kept by . young Navy
man, who died of thirst and
starvation IL days after his
plane crashed in Mexico. were
disclosed today.
The San Diego Union OBJ
tanned q text of the diary kept
by Aviation Machinist's Mate sc
william E. Falls. %, OF Phoenix
Ariz.
The makeshift diary was ar
unfinished document Of a mar
''having nothing. wanting every
thing"
It was kept in a small looseleai
notebook and started by Mr.
Falls September 18. the day he
crashed. It was found beside his
body near the wreckage of the
plane, so miles south of the fish.
ing village of San Felipe. Baja
California.
Plane Spotted Wreck
Mr.. Falls had left nearby La
Mesa on a flight to Phoenix tc
visit his mother. Mrs. Amos
Falls.
Clifford Shinn. 80, spotted the
Evening star., 1955-10-13

Twin release manpower to other
efforts.
He turned to the quality Of
that country's manpower, say
Ting: Its top layer of scientists
and professionals, inherited from
old Russia. has been fostered and
greatly expanded under the
Soviet government. The weak
mess Of Russian manpower is in
the middle layer-the shortage
LOT skilled workers"
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Air Force Denies
Atom Bomb FLIGHTS
By the Associated Press

The Air Force says 1--WE do not
carry any nuclear bombs on our
training missions"
It made this statement yester-
day when reporters asked about
a remark made in Pryor. Okla,
Tuesday by Representative Ed
mondson. Democrat of Okla
homa. He said that high alti-
tude long-range bombers carry
ing atomic bombs ''are in the air
day and night in this country
ready to retaliate" against any
attack on the United States.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Jupunese Volcano
4 Students

KAGOSHIMA. Japan. Friday,
Oct. IA R.-Sakurajima Volcano
Ierupted twice yesterday. belching
ashes and lava and catching four
college students in a shower OF
rocks near its rim.
Two of the studentS--one q
Igirl-were reported in serious
condition.
The four were climbing near
the crater when Sakurajima
Ierupted with a great roar. hurl-
ling rocks high into the air. The
second blast came about 40 min
utes later.
Evening star., 1955-10-13

PRIZEWINNER-Mrs. Mary
Nelson. 1910 Upshur street
NV, winner in a Nation
wide sealy Posturepedic
Mattress contest, has de-
cided to take her top prize
in $10O-a-month payments
for life. She had the alter
nate choice of accepting
$4,000 cash for her win
ming linerick.-star Stan
Photo.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Flying Doctor Buses

Australia now operates a vast
RADIO network to maintain daily
contact with its flying doctor
bases, Sydney reports.