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The Nome nugget., 1955-06-24
CAB Authorizes First Commercial Helicopter Service in Territory

WASHINGTON, R-The Civil Aeronautics Board has authorized HIS Copters, Inc, of Anchorage, to inaugurate the first commercial helicopter service in Alaska.
 The CAB granted the company temporary exemption from regu- lations with the provision the hel- icopters shall not operate over regular routes where scheduled air services are available. It also said the company must make only casual or infrequent flights be- tween any pair of cities.
 HIS Copters owns one three place helicopter and plans to ac- quire two more.
 William 4. Hilbert, president, said there is a great need in Alas ka for a commercial helicopter service He said there were 65 helicopters in the territory last year, 45 of them operated by the Army Map Service and the others by various government groups.
 Three airlines in Alaska, Cordo- va, Northern Consolidated and Wien Alaska, asked the CAB to deny the application of HIS Cop ters, or to defer action pending a They complained that the company planned operations of broad and substantial scope"
 The CAB said letters favorable to helicopter operations were re- ceived from the Anchorage Cham Der of Commerce, the US. Army, the Dept. of Territorial Police, the Justice Dept, the City of Anchor age, and the Interior Dept.
 The CAB said the authority it granted would have little if any adverse effect upon any sched- uled Alaskan airline
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-24
Mrs. Ross J. Kinney. formerly of

Nome, is helping out at the office of the Alaska Brokerage Co. in Seattle of which Mrs. Muriel Dus- tin is manager. MT. Kinney is ex- tra busy in his garden which is having one of it's best years under his green thumb" He is prepar- ing it for inspection by General James Gordon Steese, who is ex- pected to arrive in Seattle around June 10 from Washington, DC, enroute to Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-24
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
  WHEN IN THE MARKET FOR EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS INVESTIGATE
N IN THE MARKET FOR EQUIPN

Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co. ..... Tractors, Pumps
 Belt Drives, Electrical Equipment Baker Manufacturing Co. ". Dozers and Flows DeLaval Steam Turbine Co. ............ Pumps Detroit Diesel Engine Die. ..... Diesel Engines Gar Wood Industries ..................... 'Dozers Gates Rubber Company .................... Belts Hobart Manufacturing Company ~ Welders Hydraulic Supply Mfg. Company ......... Pipe Jaeger Pumps. Compressors. Concrete Mixers A. Leschen & Sons Rope Co. ....... Wire Rope
 ALSO DEALERS IN LUMBE
 LIGHTERAGE AND coASTwl
The Nome nugget., 1955-06-24

The Hawaiian Islands are the tips of volcanic mountains that extend 13,8OO feet above sea level and 10000 feet below it.
Evening star., 1955-11-13
10 BIG REASONS Why
YOU SHOULD OWN A
HALF.ACRE IN LEHIGH ACRES

REASON I. The total cost Of half-acres is Low. the
down payments are LOW &. the monthly payments are
LoW Al purchases carry full long exchange priv
ieges and FREE title guarantee insurance policies
REASON z. All the rooy haifacres are on HIGH, DRY,
desirable land fronting on a fuity-sraded road.
REASON 5. Gas, electricity water and telephone facl.
ities are avalablehanks the argescale. oresghted
planning behind the Lehigh Acres community.
REAS0Nl. Many excellent building contractors can
provide with the finest loweost housing to be found
anywhere in the u.s. BEST OF ALL-you can build
NOW or LATER-~hichever fits your plans best!
REASON s. Maintenance on your home win be unbe.
Ievaby LOW. because Of the ideal climate in the area
no costly heating expense ever!
REASON 6. Churches. schools and shopping centers--
all Of outstanding exeeence-are and nearby
REASON 7. The unusually rich and fertile soil Of Lee
County means you grow fruits and vegetables
plenty for the whole family!
REASON 3. You're NEAR EVERYTHING when YOU
live in Lee Counya the and recreation pleasures
that mllonaires pay huge each winter to enjoy!
REASON :. The economy Of Fort Myers and Lee County
soundbusness Is fiourshing and the future Is bshtl
REASON 10. Lehieh Acres represents your retirement
dream come true--a real investment opportunity
Evening star., 1955-11-13

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Evening star., 1955-11-13
INTERESTING FACTS
ABOUT FORT MYERS

LOCATION: In Lee County. southwest Gulf Coast Of
Florida. on the fish-rich Caloosahatchee River.
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES. Rail service. At.
Giades Motor Lines; Plane service National Arlnes
CHURCHES: 2o churches Of ali denominations.
SHOPPING cENTERs: Metropolitan Fort Myers 4
trading center for large area and important chain stores
from all over the country are represented.
RUILDINc PERMITS: Inspired by evef.growing Fort
Myers 500 worth of building up IN Lee County
during 1854 with promise Of greater boom for the
balance OF 1855.
INCOME SOURCES: Fort Myers is winter eIadious
million dollar industry: truck crops citrus shipping,
mercal fishing, shrimping numbering and light industry
are also big business.
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Combined deposits Of
First National and Lee County Banks tcang 900.
reflect wealth and sound economy upon which Fort Myers
is built.
SCHOOLS: Lee County has modern ST. 900 Junior
Senior High School and IL primary schools Free bus service
provided to all schools in the county.
HOSPITALS: $500 900 was collected in recent drive for
addition the already modern, fully staffed and
completely equipped Fort Myers Hospital.
BASEBALL: Pittsburgh Pirates maintain spring training
quarters here. and play exhibition games each year
LIVING COSTS are low that you can easily live like
retirement fund Of $iz5 per month.
POSSIBILITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT, as well as fos
businesses. excellent because Of the areas
rapid expansion and because Fort Myers is the chief trad
ING center Of large part Of Southwest Florida.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

HAPPINESS Nov, or in the retirement
years ahead, you and your family can live near the
beautiful, sunny shores Of the Gulf Of Mexico You
can hunt, 6sh. swim. Or play golf all year round.
You can enjoy the peace and contentment Of quiet
leisure yet be just few hours drive from the exciting
glamour of Miami and Miami Beach. Your lot at
Lehgh Acres in Lee County will be less than Is miles
from fourishing Fort Myers on Florida's southwest
coast, where Thomas Al Edison, who could afford to
live anywhere in the world chose to make his home.
AEALTH-Lee countys 7sa average teInpera-
ture acts as godsend to those who may be prone to
colds touch of arthritis or rheumatism. Because
the pollen count in this is of the lowest in the
nation, hay fever and asthma sufferers can enjoy
blessed freedom from allergy symptoms every
Of the year. And. with all the heath-gving vitamn D
the rich, radiant sunshine provides. it's small wonder
that Y. S. Census Bureau figures prove you live
LONGER in Floridai
PEACE or MIND What wonder.
fuI feeling Of security win be yours the minute you clip
Evening star., 1955-11-13
FLORIDA LAND FOR PROFIT
Good Lond Neor q Growing City
Mecns Profit for Lund-O Owners

Just $40 down, $40 per month
no interest or carrying
charges /. buys a FULL half
acre Of high, dry land. Every
k.acre facing q fully graded
road. Fourteen miles from one
Of Florida's fastest growing
West Coast cities !. even
nearer q newly developed re-
tirement city.
Evening star., 1955-11-13

Records for past 90 years
prove Florida real estate has
been increasing steadily.
soundly in value and
present trend reveals a rapidly
stepped.up rate Of increase.
Florida is second fastest t-grow-
ing state in nation, FAST
EST growing east Of the
Mississippi
Evening star., 1955-11-13

the coupon belowi You'll know your twilight years
will be provided for and you rest assured that
whether your retirement income is $1,000 or $4,000
year, you can live like king at Lehigh Acresi Food
costs taxes utilities clothing building costs and home
maintenance are LOWER in Florida and living at
Lehigh Acres in Lee County will net you Tremendous
savingl Further contributing to your peace Of mind
will be the knowledge that partsme work is plentiful
in Florida's fastgrowing southwest section, that
if it becomes necessary you can easily augment your
retirement income.
q REAL INvESTMEN ENT
OPPORTUNITY Even il you're
many years away from retiring. Lehigh Acres offers
sound. worthwhile and profitable Speculation in
vestment. You won't even feel the $40 month you
are investing Cts just about what you spend for
cigarettes isn't it)yet you'll have the reassuring
knowledge that If land values continue to increase in
Florida as they have in the past 20 years. by the time
your half acre lot is fully paid for it may be worth
five or even ten times your original purchase price
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16

NEW YORK - Such metal
items as Autographed contain
ers, baby-powder cans, bev-
erage-bottle crowns, children's
toys, hardware and many other
products are made from fiat
These sheets are painted be-
sheets of steel or tin plate.
fore the items are made bv
passing them through a ma
chine that roller-coats the
paint onto the sheets. Then
they are baked in an oven.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16


TODAY the "do-it-yourself"
4 craze is sweeping the country,
but do-it-yourself is nothing
new to camera fans who have
been doing it by themselves
since the great surge of interest
in photography in the middle
thirties.
There are literally hundreds
of cameras, enlargers and other
accessories on the market today,
and the list is growing. Faster
lenses, more sensitive film,
stronger developers and brighter
lighting all have helped interest
more people in participating in
this fascinating hobby.
Everything's automatic these
days, and amateurs who never
have taken a picture can take
good pictures and enlarge them
to perfection with automatic
equipment within the reach of
almost everyone. The newest
cameras have simple rangefnd-
ers that give you cracking
sharp pictures every time; ex-
posure guides on the focusing
knobs give the correct exposure
for flash photos; and one camera,
the Omega 100, has piston.ac-
tion lever that advances the film,
cocks the shutter and counts
the picture-automatically.
With the picture on the film,
developing is equally automatic,
either by fne-grain processing
in a tank at home, or by one of
the better finishing labs.
Now comes the best and most
rewarding part of the operation
k-printing the pictures to pro.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16
Hollywood Gossip

Vedugos name to the list of TV stars colap-
sing from oVerwork The vivacous blonde Mle
afte three Of weekly live shows with finally
being forced into long following doctors
de Take it very easy for the rest Of the season. then
starts an indetermnae rest period Another big
VINO has been Ill from overwork is Loretta Young
that she won't be back her show until January with
prominent name s-rs guessing for her. Opinion the
latest Martin Lewis pretty sharply
Some say Dean and Jerry always baed
differences in personality but that they their success
IS as team and that splitting
seem TO think that this lasplt it. off vacation
ing recently leaving Jerry to play host at the premiere
he new movie and jerry admitted to the assembled
that he indeed working heavy heart No definite
announcement yet though Talk trade NOWADAYS
Is the bossomng forth Marion since her dismissal
from the Godfrey shows Marion
ay girl in her TV appearances Toast Of The Town
eung the public in her appeal dancing and clown
ing aoly me August TV STAR PARADE sale offers
"a gnpse OF the NEW Marion in exclusive and candid
photo-nerieW, plus three pictures You'll meet
alnerent Marion in On Her Way" Also August TV STAR
PARADE appears picture story Fess Parker called Aag
lazy GFockett who's become the hero of kids six to
sixty Here's lively Introduction Tess who's going 10 he
around Nv and movies mighty long time the first a
pIcuLes OF Tvs nrst overnight star exclusive
ust TV STAR PARADE The trade granevina ;s h,,1z,n
ABOUT the big plans afoot for the Perry omoNBC Satda
hight snow upcomng for fall That it'll long on enter
seems to be but folks are guessing about
w eiects his increased schedule have on TVS most "a
sua Dig star Perrys always for his RELAXED at
ABOUT MS work and his stubborn nsstence on keenno
enos Tree Tor golf and fun with family The new
saturday night is going make difference IN perv
way OF nVlng but pals betting that thereI be No bio
changes IN tne personality OF the they call or Nice
Guy Gale Storm returned to the scene If ber foro
triumph, Las Vegas Thunderbrd and turned in
s"s !sase!leH tnen planned family vacation with
IVY LGOie Marge going into status rumors of ren
snow Tor Gale are cropping up For Gales fins and sr
as1ee On married happiness, want tn
mo baaI - Marriage IN August TV STAR PARADE Look
o ner own married life, Gales talks about dancer
sna now 70 avoid them, recognize them and he ban
as AVey story on one of TVS most successful uorlno [
9 exclusive IN TV STAR PARADE, now on sale
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16
Parents Must Protect
Children The From Sun

INNATE ROMANCES. Sunshine
anything but fun unless YOU
protect your child from sum
mer health hazards, SAYS Dr.
Rita CAM in the current m
is wonderful for the little
ones, but use your common
sense. Shield baby's head
from the not sun and protect
the tender skin of arms and
shoulders from sunburn.
Teach the children to rec
ognize poison ivy and other
toxt plants and to avoid
them If you think the child
may have been exposed
wash his arms and legs with
Vacation days may prove
yellow soap. Should the tell
tale blisters develop, of course
call the doctor.
Other vacation dangers are
insect bites, cuts, scratches -
all OF which can become in
tected unless dealt with
promptly. Contaminated wa
ter is often a danger in re-
mote areas so be careful what
the children drink. When in
ooubt, boil the water. then
chill it in the refrigerator
Food poisoning can be avoid
ed In hot weather if you are
careful to keep everything
under refrigeration and don't
let leftoverS stand more than
one day, even in the icebox.
Everyone knows, or should
Know, that a Child must not
! DC allowed to swim or wade
un-ess there is an adult handy
TO pull him out in case OF
trouble. But while drowning
IS an ever-present danger
chilling should also be avoid
ed. Most children will stay
IN the water far too long UNI
ess watched. Don't let your
child get chilled from over
staying in the water and al
ways dry him Off and put him
IN dry clothes as soon as he
comes out Of the water.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16

~ SSAF@tA~N Wv ttCHtS
duce the final goal - a fine enc
largement for desk, wall or al.
bum. Here too, it's automatic.
One of the bugaboos of enlarg-
ing frequently has been the in.
ability of some people to see
whether the projected picture is
sharply focused, especially when
printing a dense negative. But
this problem is eliminated with
the advent of autofocusing en-.
largers for all size negatives. I
In the Automega line of en-
largers, automatic focusing can
be obtained for any size mega
tive up to AXIS inches, and once
the enlarger is set for focus with
one particular lens, every mega
tive inserted in the enlarger will
be in focus. AS the enlarger is
raised or lowered to change the
size Of the print, the control
tracks almost miraculously keep
the picture sharp. These auto.
focusing enlargers are not only
easier to operate, but they pro-
duce prints much sharper than
can be obtained by visual focus.
ing.
With the primary mechanical
problems made so much easier,
almost automatic, the rest of
the job is pure enjoyment. Pro-
jecting the print on the photo
paper, developing the picture
and watching it come up in the
developer, fixing it for perma.
nence in the hypo bath, and final.
ly washing, drying and perhaps
mounting the picture in a frame
are Jobs that are their own re-
ward. Rudolph Sintmon,
Omega Technical Director.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16

A little watchfulness on your
part can make the summer
months the wonderful health
builders they ought to be for
your children.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16
Seem Stars
BY Dolores Calvin

NE WORK = MARVA
LOUIS SPAULDING with hub
by, DR.. Spaulding and two
of her children due in the
Moulin Rouge in Las Vegas
said to be her eX-huSband's
latest business venture.
Joe went to nearby Hollywood
to appear as himself in a Col
umbia film of 1.-THE Square
Jungle" but will be on hand
to greet Marva and the kids.
=. THELMA CARPENTER to-
gether with two other stars
of ankles Aweigh" created
quite a fuss when the show
asked the cast to cut salaries.
Carpie who has other de-
mands on her time and talent
just refused to go along as
we'll as Mark Dawson and
Jane Kean. To show she wasn't
kidding, Thelma turned in her
notice to quit regardlness of
whether the show went on or
not. The musical though
getting by nicely after pan
ned so heavily by critics de-
cided to continue at the last
minute but with a replacement
for Carpie. DOROTHY
DANRIDGE rumored to be
about ready to go into an in
dependent production of her
own her manager. She is to
play Maggie Gautier in LA
Carmille Ho against a New
Orleans background. Writers
haven't yet finished the script.
Baseball stars: Nobody
who as in Wrigley Park that
day will ever forget the an
nouncing to the crowd that
ERNIE BANKS had been
chosen the All-Star shortstop
for the National Leaguers. The
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16

At our house we are often
: deliberately dull and thereby
get some needed sleep.
only troublesome people care
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16

Whether or not I like fat
women is something I must
brood about, and the solution
must be my own
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16

applause that broke out for
the peppery little fellow, was
truly wonder and Banks -
very much moved by it all
responded soundly by hitting
a home run. Campy taking
it easy with the kids and rest
ing his knee injury to be sure
he can get back in the Brook
lyn lineup as quickly as pos
sibIe.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-16

Campy was as "clean" as he
said. Papers all had headlines
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Mrs. Roosevelt Asks Action,
Not Talk, to Win Brotherhood

bind US together as one Mrs.
Bethune said.
Ed Sullivan, columniSt and
television performer was one of
three persons cited by the Or
ganization for furthering the
principles of brotherhood. The
other awards were presented to
Prof. Auguste Hoggman, of the
University of Berlin and to Mrs.
Jane Morrow Spaulding, consult
ant with the Foreign Operations
Administration.
Attending the luncheon were
representatives of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs.
the National Girl Scouts. Wom-
ems Christian Tempe ance
Union, National Association of
Colored Women. the Business
and Professional Women
League, National Women's Con-
ference of the American Ethical
Union, United Church Women,
the Daughters Of Isis. American
Association of University Wom-
en-, the Daughters of ElkS, Wom-
ems International League for
Peace and Freedom. National
Council for Christian leadership
and the Association for Child
hood Education International,
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Bernard Beard, So,
Active Legionnaire

Bernard Beard, SO, home i'm
provement contractor who was
active in the American Legion,
died yesterday at his home, 1921
Shepherd street NE.
Born in Russia, Mr.. Beard
went to Atlantic City, N. j., as
boy. During World War ! he
was with the AEF overseas. He
came to Washington about 25
years ago. Since then he had
owned and operated the Econ
omy Siding and Roofing Co,
2031 Rhode Island avenue NE.
He renovated the American Le-
gion Building at Third and E
streets NV.
Mr. Beard was one of the Or
ganizers in 1945 of Woodbridge
Post No. so. American Legion,
and twice had been commander.
He was Americanism Officer of
the post at the time of his
death.
He was formerly a director of
the Sons of the American Le-
gion in Washington and was a
member of the Legion Honor
Guard. Department of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and of the 40
and 8 Club.
He is survived by his widow,
Estelle.
Services will be held at 1:30
pm Tuesday at Lees funeral
home. Fourth and Massachusetts
avenue NE. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Admiral Leigh &. Palmer Dies;
'BottIed Spanish Fleet in 'o8
Retired Officer, 81,
Was Aide to Toft,
Daniels and Root
BY the Associoied Press

LAGUNA BEACH. Calf, Feb.
26.-Rear Admiral Leigh c. Pal
mer, credited with the maneuver
during the Spanish-American
War which bottled up the Span
ish fleet in Havana harbor, died
today after a long illness. He
was 50.
Admiral Palmer was born in
st. Louis. Mo, and was grad
uated from the Naval Academy
in 1896.
He headed the Bureau of Nav
igation during World War and
also served as chief of staff of
the batvleship force, Atlantic
Fleet. and participated in the
surrender of the German fleet.
Admiral Palmer was awarded
the Royal Order of Leopold from
the King and Queen of Belgium.
He was also an aide to former
Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels. White House aide to
President Taft and an aide to
former Secretary of State Root.
The Royal Order of Naval
Merit of Spain was presented
to Admiral Palmer when he
represented the United States at
the wedding of King Alphonso
XIII.
After retiring from the Navy,
he became president of the
Farrell Steamship Lines, South
Evening star., 1955-02-27
lraq and Turkey RatifY
Defense Treaty Quickly
BY the Associated Press

BAGHDAD, Iraq. Feb. 90
Iraq and Turkey acted quickly
today to ratify their newly signed
defense treaty. 1raq's premier
expressed hope the United States
would join.
Iraq's lower house ratified the
pact, 1854, and the Senate. 28-1.
In Ankara the National Assembly
registered Turkeys approval with
a unanimous vote.
There was no fresh reaction
from Arab states which had
sought to block the treaty. link
ing an Arab nation to Turkey,
a member of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization, for the
first time. Egypt had led the op-
position. saying Iraq as an Arab
nation should not choose sides
in the East-West cold war. Mos
COW radio called the pact a stab
in the back" of all Arab nations.
Premier Nuri Said expressed
hope both the United States and
Britain would link themselves to
the alliance soon. Iraq already
has a treaty with Britain but the
premier said its termination is
near. He added that future rela-
tions with Britain would be based
on the pact with Turkey, which
he and Premier Adnan Menderes
signed here on Thursday.