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APARTMENT VALUES

APARTMENT VALUES
34a Raleigh st. Sc. bedrms
liy. rm.. din. kit. and bath: SIS
362 Raleigh ST. s.e.-Bedrm.. liv
rm., din. kit. and bath; $50.
101 D ST. s.e.-Bedrm., liV. rm.
din, kit and hath: S55.
l40l Tuckermsn st. n.w.-Bed'
rm., liv. rm., din. kit. and bath; S75
52l Peabody st. n.w,-2 bedrms.
liv. rm din, kit. and bath; SIS.
1915 X st. n.v.-Efhciency: S6t
3941 Newdale I'd. Chevy Chase
Md;-Bedrm.. liv. rm., din. kit. ant
1917 n n. Queen st.. Arl.-Bedrm.
liv rm, din, kit. and bath; SIS
7l39 Maple ave. Takoma Park
Bedrm, liv. rn., kit. and bath; $50
1871 2Sth ST. s.e.--Liv. rrn., bed
rm. II din. kit. and bath; $50.
Az Burbank 81. s.e.-Liv. rm.
bedrm.. din. kit. and bath: $50
24lS @ st. n.w.-3 rms. shar'
3343 croffut pl. s.e.-Bedrm. llv
rm,; din, kit. and bath. Screened
back porch: S64 ~.
1925 Commonwealth ave ALEX
Va. - bedrms.. Nv. rm,. kit. anc
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
2 Mass. Ave. Realtors Ma. s-502C
-lb
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ROOMS FURk.-S.E.-S.W.


CAPITOL HILL. OPP. House Ole.
block Lib. Cong .-Lge. frt.. End Il
3 windows; man. Ii. 3-2Yl3. IL
ROOMS FuRN.-Mo. 8 VA.
TAKOMA PARK - Master bedrm
also front single. Cow. loc. 20 min.
downtown. JU 9-65I0. liz
l3l2 n. VEITCH ST., Arl ---Gentle-
men pvt. entr.. excel. transp.
Phone. raEk!nS, near Wilson blvd
CHEVr CHASE. Wis at Stanford
st.--Nicely turn. single; semipvt.
shower. $50 month, GaTaEe op-
tionsi. OIL. B-5SO6 IL
Mr.. HARRINGTON bedTn.
pvt. bath, garage; employed per
sons TE 6-3S@6, III
SINGLE ROOM, pvt. family; couyen-
tent to bus: lady only. Call IA. D.
53l4 after q pm -I5
EVANSVILLE - Lee. 1st.-n. Tm.
next TO bath; pvt. home; cow. To-
cation. Call UE. 1896. is
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Steel,

ETENOTYPE MACHINES. $40 80 with
free lessons. TEMPLE SCHOOL
1888 G st. NV, Ma S-32jS.
gUMP PUMPS t2I, one q mos. old,
$50; one 3 mos. old, Si5. JE.
nj I1I5 vSIhs,oNs. Krcosprr,oSE NED :.
As msk ssd an np % opsn suadsgs III
8. 100 18th st. ne. Ii. 6-34o0
~
TIRES, used. 6nOxl6. from 81 70 SC
each. KE. s-59Ss. 10
TIRE SALE - Full recaps guar
6.O0x16, 67Ox15. SG.15. 71nxl5.
1t SIT sIRyIcE E' TIRE Rfed CO.. re s$st co go
ave u W PA R-N2nn
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ROOMS FURNIsHso-N.w.

1850 GIRARD ST. NV, 1.-THE Pal
mer House" - Attractive Ssngle
room; neat bath: only 81 week
FoGGY BOTTOM-First- fooH front;
sgl. or dbl. Elk. 3-0653. :
1900 MASS AVE. N.W.-.-Large. clear
rms. New furn. Maid service
NV ,HAMPsH1RE HOUSE, i77,4
New Hampshire sve;1aNcWly deco
rated rooms maid Ho. 2-"se2
1888 10th ST. N.w.-Business WON
en-: sgle dble, rms. clean, beaut
.furn mod baths, NO 7-Dl2
Clean insie rms. run. water; maid
p iSTy + G N No 4od 5as6 twin III.
P Ssh 9 Z n.r FeifHf o 4 %s5 n!f'e; I5a
1908 n. II. AVE. N.W.--Lovely front
single room: near bath; good
trensp - week. -i3
DOWNTOWN. mr.. transp . con.
Meeting rms; share. bath: lhk.
accept l child. Gail ST. 3-3ii5
81 A DAY per person: 11oi l7th st
IN. vhNNEls HOTEL. III 7-7ssS
tO03 nth ST. NW.-singIe; pvt
bath: for employed woman; priv
eO08 KALORAMA RD.. "a blk. Conn
ave Large, warn slngle rms,
1871 PARK RID. Large. bright
front, nm. adjoin. bath. Gentleman
.aI60 18th sT. N.W.0I.oyelyy rooms
some with pvt. bath. distinctly,
address; daily maid service; "A -hr
sswitchDoard; rates $3.50 up weekly
100 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Lee. dbl, and SKI. rms, semipvt
bath: conv. TO shopping center
1885 N. ii. AVE. Nv, ''The pana.
manian - at Dupont Circle---Attr
bright. ssle. rm.; 81 wk. liz
end AND 7 sgle rm: rcisr
radio, linen: 81 wk. ST. 3-bsa3.
1880 10th ST. NV, in fornc,
legation bldg. tor employed ladies
1---Lgc ssie. comforta5ie. airy rms
to%n ou" s s;3P to I. sa M" from dPg"
1921 18th ST. N,W.-clean sale
nm: running water. maid service
81 Wk. Also front sRle, DU, 7-D3l0
COLUMBIA RID. at Conn. ave, 2Go,
Columbia I'd, Apt. 81 --Attractire
comfortable Tm. NO. 7-S124 III
17J5 p ST. NV, Dupont Manor
Neatly furnished front singh
room 500 week Ia
1921 EYE ST.--Sinpie. double rms.
clean. warm, comfortable: conven
lent; reasonable. Id
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. MeCULLoCH. sales
I ffiv Of WASH siii' Jn il s. 3ssi A'N
CHAIN SAWS-1-man;S $40 per day;
21man: SD .o,,{R Per day; R aESIs,
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DE LIKE APIS

1906 White pl. s.e.-Very large
bedroom: separate dining rm., IL
foot living room, family-size kitchen
new bldg; convenient to MINI. ant
Pa. ayes. Sc: qualified adults.
Anacostia, 1885 Galen st. s.e.-s
bedrooms, living rm., large kitchen
rev bl6E.: redecorated; S74.50. plu;
utilities.
THE GABLES co.
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|Aussie Police Probe
wild Olympic Porty

SYDNEY, Australia, Dec.
(R.-Sydney police are investi-
eating stories Of a riotous party
held last night by some British
and American Olympic athletes
at Coogee Beach.
Police claim the athletes
some repeatedly nude and others
in underpants-ran wild on the
beach for several hours.
Team managers and members
denied any high jinks when
asked about the party today.
Inspector r. ONeill. officer in
charge of the Randwick police
area in Sydney, said he was in
formed the disturbance occurred
when some United States Olym-
pic team members "raided" the
Coogee Bay hotel where the
British are staying.
The athletes repeatedly con-
cerned competed in an interna-
tional track meet in Sydney last
night.
Verandah Uttered
The raid occurred about II
pm, authorities said.
This morning, the hotel veran-
dab and beer garden were lit.
tered with broken beer bottles
The wire mesh in front of the
hotel was wrecked and pipes had
been torn out of concrete set.
tings. Brick supports were
smashed.
One taxi driver gave this &C.
count of the scene at $3.50 pm
American athletes were rum
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3 Blown 10 Bits
In Illinois Blast

EAST ALTON, ILL.,, Dec. s up
All three men working in a
storage shed for nitroglycerin
solvent apparently were blown
to bits at the Olin Mathieson
Chemical Corp. yesterday.
Parts of two bodies were
found. A third man was listed
as missing and presumed dead
Twenty-seven persons were
injured, four of them seriously
A few hours later one en-
ploye was killed and four others
were injured in an explosion at
the firms chemical plant in
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The East Alton blast de-
molished three buildings and
damaged three others. 1t erupted
a ball of fire which set several
buildings ablaze. 1t shattered
plate glass windows a mile away
and was felt as far as five miles
The three men working in a
nitroglycerin solvent shed when
/ it blew up were listed as William
Schoenbaum, 81, Floyd F. Wis
nasky, 36. and Gerald billiard
81. They lived in nearby COM
munities.
A company spokesman said
nitroglycerin solvent explodes
with about the same force as
gasoline.
The victim at Niagara Falls
was Russell Thrasher, rs, OF
Niagara Falls.
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ming around screaming and
yelling. Most Of them were nude,
but a few Of them were wearing
iunderpants. The police came
down while I was there to quiet
them down a bit and then they
left"
But as soon as the police got
around the corner the athletes
began their fun all over again,
making a wreck Of the place, he
said.
One British athlete said 1.-THE
Americans were here until we'll
after 4 o'clock this morning.
Most Of them were just playing
around on the beach. They were
swimming and fooling around.
That's all / can tell you, but give
them a break"
So far. Sydney police have not
made any charges against either
American or British athletes.
Larry Houston, manager of the
United States team, said later
1.-THE party. If there was one,
could not have been anything
like the way it was described.
mo Girls, No DRINKS"
There were no girls and no
Idrunks.
AT the most, one or two or
possibly three of the fellows may
have gone down to the beach
after midnight for a swim. There
were no fences down there for
them to break down.
I'VE came home from the
track meet last night and ev-
erybody had milk and sand
witches at 1920. Everybody left
the dining room at quarter
past midnight.
This morning everyone re-
ported for breakfast at the prop
Ier Time ana 1 checked everyone
for their departure papers to-
day. No one was missing and
everybody is feeling fine and
there are certainly no signs Of
a big party. The whole thing
very apparently has been greatly
exaggerated"
Coach Jim Kelly Of the Amer
lean team said I'VE knew moth
ing about this at all until in
quiries were made by Sydney
newspapers this morning. The
whole affair is exaggerated.
What may have happened is a
couple of boys may have gone
down for a night swim near the
hotel. They probably yelled and
hollered a bit and that's ALL"
Houston said no action is be-
ing taken and no team investi-
cation of any kind is planned.
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District Of Columbia
NORTHWEST WASHINGTON

MeReynoIds Super Market
I737 G Street NV.
Pointers Market
A39 goth Street NV.
D 9 W Market
ROOF 10Th Street NV.
Woodley Super Market
35I9 connseteui Avenue NV.
Workers Market
2I6l P Street NV.
FoiEfox Delicotessen, Inc.
2o32I2 ? Stree, NV.
MosTuder, Inc.
'i3s conneetievi Avenue NV.
Temple MoFket
l4ol l7ih Street NV.
Choselton Market
100 18th Street NV.
loFimeF Market
l727 conneesieu. Avenue NV.
White Bell Market
2l32 Florida Avenue NV.
Wyoming Market
1900 Wyoming Avenue NV.
California Market, Inc.
2l6o California Street NV.
Valley Vista Pharmacy
Valley Visio Apartments
Garden Market
l475 2eth Street NV.
ScheeIe's Market
1891 29sh Street NV.
HoVold's DeIieotessen
SOIL N Street NV.
Food Mart
5o77 N Street NV.
n. W. Fisher 8 Son, Inc.
1871 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
OdkhiII Market
3ooe @ Street NV.
MoqFudeF, Inc.
1857 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
Means Market, Inc.
32l7 Street NV.
Alto Market
22o5 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
CoIveFt DeIieotessen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06
100000 Women
Get Social Security
Checks This Week

About 100000 women under
IS years of age will begin re-
ceiving federal old-age and sur
vivors insurance checks this
week. the Social Security admin
'istration said yesterday.
Commissioners Charles 1.
Schottland said that more than
one-third Of the women who
could get benefits for November
under amendments passed by
Congress this year will get
checks.
The amendments permit pay
ments at age 81. at reduced
rates, to eligible wives and re-
tired women workers and at full
rates to widows and mothers of
deceased insured workers.
About $4,000 widows and
mothers of deceased insured
workers will get the November
checks-in the same amount
they would have received at age
IS under the old law.
Some 5000 wives and 1000
retired women workers also are
due to get checks this week.
These are reduced by certain
percentages below the amount
that would be paid If the women
went on the rolls at age IS. For
instance a woman worker re-
firing at 81 gets a 20 per cent
reduction; an eligible wife. who
starts getting benefits at So, re-
ceives a check reduced by Is
per cent. The closer to IS the
woman is when she takes bene-
fits, the higher the payment.
Once payments begin at a re-
duced amount, however. they re-
main at that figure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-06

DesIe be listed forthcoming MORTON Woh
cory Morton Frozen csps telephone No 7l77o ond % for Mr. Jones'
Mr. Erbry M. Mathis
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FEDERAL SUPER MARKETSI

s5o5 Piney Braneh Rd.. Silver Spring, Nd
1890 Pennu. Ave. NV, Washington. D. G.
s325 Grub Rood, Silver Spring, Nd.
4750 Lee Highway, Arlington, Va.
1908 vornvm Street. M. Roinier, Nd.
1888 N. Washington Blvd, Arlington, Va
1850 Nichols Ave. S.W.. Washington. D. G.
lol2o colssvills Rood, -Four Corners, Nd
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FO0D FAIR SUPER Markets

SOTO New Hompshiro Ave. NV v. =
352e East capitol ST., Washington. D. G
3oAl Noylor Rd. Sc, Washington, Q. G
1905 Columbia Rd NV, WGsh., D: c
ll2ol Viers Mill Rood. Wheoion, Nd .
1919 Michigan Ave. NE, Wosh.. D. {
AHA Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
6ll Belle View Blvd, Alexondriu, Va.
6497 Arlington Blvd, fulls Church, Va.
eo42 New Hampshire Ave-,
Silver Spring. Nd.
74ol Annapolis Rood. fayetteville, Nd.
1915 Rockville Pike, Rockville. Nd.
1927 Oxon Run Drive, OSon Run Hills, Nd
1901 Riverdole Rood, Rlverdole, Nd.
1901 Eosi.Wess Highway, Rockville. Nd
eos Lee Hiahway, Foirfox. Vo.
2ei0 s. Quincy Street Arlington, No.
3425 King Street. Alexandrio. No.
Columbia Pike and S. Clsbs Rd.. Arl., Va
500 leesbvrg Pike FolIs Church, Va.
A6ls Duke Street, Alsxondrio, Va.
I.G.A. Stores
2i53 p Street NV, Washington, D. {.
6005 66sh Avenue. Eusi Rivsrdole, Nd.
1909 M. Vernon Ave, AlsKondrio, Vo.
AIS S. Washington ST., AlsNondrio, No.
642 Telegraph Reed, AleSandria, Va.
4745 Lee Hishway. Arlington, Ve.
1898 N. Pershinq Street, Arlington, Va.
6743 Duke Street, AIsSondrio ~ LineoIni'
sAFEWAY STORES
l63o.34 ~ copiiol 81.
76o7.ll Old csoFsstown I'd,
Bsihesdo. Nd.
$500 18th 81. NE.
27l0 S. Globe Rd., Arlington, We.
77ol ". pssshins Dr.. Arlington, Va.
lol9 S c0pitol s..
2o0l MINI. Ave. Sc.
1871 kenil~ogih Ave. NE.
7sl5 Wisconsin Ave. esihesdo, Nd.
so13 Conn. Ave NV.
Ana Ellieon 81. NV.
$3.50 N. Washington Blvd, Arlington. Va
$3.50 Conn Ave. NV.
5l25 I4ih ST. NV.
400 N. Clsbs 3D., Arlington, Va.
7l27.2o 18th 81. NV.
1907 Annopoli, 3D.. sIodsnsbVrs. Nd.
1870 D ST. Ne.
eos Franklin 81, Alexondrio. We,
io57s Conn. Ave-. ksnsinsson. Nd.
l7l3 colUmblo I'd. NV.
si7i pinsy Bsoneh d., Silver Spring, ~
3sC1 Mode lslond Ave, BssniVeoS' Nd
1szs 5. csIsmbis Pie. Arlington. Va.
w Frsdsrick Ave. ooifhsrsbvss, Nd.
it7i5 ceofuia Ave, Whsoion, ~.
37i5 lee hiuhwsg. Arlington. W.,
q23 fhoyes Ave. Silver snrina, Nd.
AIS s. Woshinqfon ST.. Fniii chvFeh, We.
900 New Hampshirs Ave.
siA lee Hiehuey. foirfeN, We.
1900 coiurnbia pits. Arlington. We.
t9si indion Heed IA P,ines George q
1907 George Ave NV
2o33 Baliinore Ave, Colleges purk, ~
73A6 ivsfson S.. hiileFsss Heights. NJ.
| iqa No shoneri-la D.,
lsninaioa Pafk Nd.
iess Witrorsin Ave NV
1Aoi Aoriboso 3D., District hsishts. Nd
1915 Hina s.. Aisssadfis. We.
UppsF Aafibofs. Nd
hclsor. W.
600 sfsdlsy blvd,. ss'hs,ds. ~.
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NORTHEAST WASHINGTON

IA. P. IA. Market
$500 18th Street NE.
Buckingham Super Market
1919 Rhode island Avenue NE.
FFonkIin Market
2723 9Th Street NE.
Max Yumko's Super Market
1904 Bledensbvrs Rood NE.
Chancellor Market
2l4 MASSACHUSETTS Avenue NE.
Hois' DIGS. Market
3ol 1ih Street NE.
HoFdesty's Service Market
sol Morylend Avenue NE.
HoFdesty's Service Market
1904 Eosi cepiiel Street NE.
MoyfoiE Super Market
1926 HoYe: Street NE.
Eostview Super Morket
53Is Eost copitoI Street NE.
Copitol View D. G. S. Market
1870 Centred Ave. NE.
GoTden's Super Market
1918 Bsnning Rood NE.
SheFmon Market
42o2 Benning Rood NE.
Service Market
$500 18th Street NE,
Bunker Hill Market
2ol2l Bunker Hill Rood NE.
Michigan Park Market -.
1929 18th Street NE.
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I.G.A. Stores

2l53 p Street NV, Washington, D. {.
6005 Doth Avenue. Eusi RivsFdole, Nd.
1909 M. Vernon Ave, AlsKondrie, vo.
AS S. Washington ST.. AlsNondrio, vo.
642 Telegraph Reed, AIsSondria, Va
4745 Lee Hishwey, Arlington, Ve.
2233 N. Pershing Street, Arlington, Vo.
67l3 Duke Street, AlsNundFio ~ Lineolni
, 1956-06-11
SHIPPING NEWS

The SIS. "Alcoa Runner" is
scheduled to sail from Balti-
more June 5, New York June
9th an dis due at Frederiksted
via Puerto Rico and St. Tho
mas : June 10th, accepting
freight from the above ports
--
The. S. S. "Alcoa Pioneer" is
scheduled to sail from Mobile
June 9th, New Orleans June
18th an dis due at Frederik-
sted : via Puerto Rico and st.
Thomas = June 24th, accept
ing freight from the above
ports.
ALcoA sTEAMsH1p CO.. INC.
Rob't L M.erwin & Co.. Inc.
agents
, 1956-06-11
BANK BOOK LOST

Savings Bank Book No. 1896
having been reported lost or stol-
en-, the holder thereof is hereby
requested to present it to the Bank
within twelve (12) weeks from
thi sdate as otherwise the Book
will be cancelled and a new one
issued in its place at the expira-
ton of this priod.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted, ". I.
May 16, 1856
, 1956-06-11
FOR RENT

OFFICE SPACE AVAILA-
BILE, Ideal location in the
heart Of Christiansted Town,
bright, airy and cool. Rental
reasonable.
Contact: Stanley Farrelly
Telephone No. 129W or Y
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X 4
Mrs j. E. Coulson. wife the Minister at the british
embassy says she no speaker as may she did in
most manner hold the attention of her audience
e empire Day luncheon of the Daughters of the British
empire with the following story:
MIS- CoulSon related her plight with regard to speeches
several evenings before the luncheon at dinner where her
partner was the dean of Mdwstern college Wherepon he
then ~ r-e ene"eenens 1lsnt
The dean said he recently made speech before womens
er ne was through speaking of members came
said it." ~ ' '4u VI sne way
Inc secretary of the club ovehearng the remark leaned
ana sao Don't attention to what that member saws
Snes moron and only other people tell her
AT HOME IN GETTYSBURG-Wh Mrs Eisenhower WAS
eceny presented with pretty dress made of the
eisenhower toe she did exactly what any woman would
zone unoer the circumstances luncheon was
she couldn't wait to get back to the House to try DESIGNER
fnp Rooertsons patio-dreSS on she did and chs
Kes u SO much she wears it week when she
in Gettysburg ~ 'e a'-"Onie
REALLY "HORSE-MAD"-The pretty teenage daughter NJ
constance Bennett Lornda Roland her mother
says Inns summer when another daughter Jill IL goes on
tour with her mother to Dallas for supper club
men and daughter Patricia a. visits Mrs Elonia Hobson
ner grandmother Lorinda 6 will be spending the summer at
Al-Maran Arabian Horse Farm Mr. and Mrs C,arvin
nKerey Shes won many horse show ribbons and will helm
MIS- lankersey with her plans Arabian horse auction
scnedued Tor August People over the country are
expected to come to bid Mrs Tankerseys famous Arabian
horses oU i"H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03

Sixteenth and Crittenden
streets NV. tomorrow. Mrs.
Milton Lewis is chairman Of
the installation program. Mrs.
Jack Schwarz was elected as
president for the second term.
Other officers are. Mrs. Simon
Krupsaw. Mrs. Seymour Selez-
now, Mrs. Arnold Perry, Mrs.
Jack Gershanov. Mrs. Leon
julius. Mrs. Harry Branow,
Mrs. Jack Dubit. Mrs. David
Bronstein, Mrs. julius Gins
berg. Mrs. Arthur Merrill, Mrs.
Jack Goldman, Mrs. Franklin
Yasmer. Mrs. Julius Singer.
Mrs. Isadore M. Engel and Mrs.
Samuel Greenberg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
Benefit Tea Is Set
By Arlington Club

The Business and Profess
sional Women's Club Of Ar
lington County will hold q
benefit tea for the Linen Fund
of Arlington Hospital. next
Sunday, from 4 to 8 pm.
Mrs. Pauline Colbert is in
charge Of the affair. with Mrs.
John Anderson, wife Of the
superintendent Of the hospi-
tai; Mrs. Wallace Lancaster.
president Of the Lyon Village
club, and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Gavin, president of the Wom-
ems Auxiliary Of the Medical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03

Society Of Arlington, doing the
pouring. They win be assisted
by the following past presi-
dents Of the Arlington Club:
Mrs. Nan Middleton, Miss
Ethel Jackson, Mrs. Eva Mae
Jacobs. Mrs. Theresa Clark
and Mrs. Rachel White.
The public is invited to at
tend at the Lyon Village Com
munity Club House at North
Highland and Lee highway in
Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
BY THE WAY
Birthday Girl Gets Big Surprise;
You Never Know Whut to Expect

UNEXPECTED GUEST -
Several. small girls gathered
for a birthday party but little
did they know that a very
special guest would drop by.
Mrs. Eisenhower was in the
neighborhood visiting a friend
when she heard there was a
birthday girl nearby. She
knew the parents of the child
slightly and so on her way
back to the White House
dropped by to extend her best
wishes. To. the thrill of the
young guests, she shook hands
with them all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
Heort Guild Plans
To Install Officers

The Metropolitan Heart
Guild win hold its installation
Of officers at a brunch to be
held at the Fig Auditorium.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-21

on College here has issued the
'firsf edition of nublicatian DO
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-21

y
The frontiersman., 1956-08-16
Lille League
  AH-Siars Playing In Tournament

Members of the Palmer All Star Little League baseball team will participate in the Little League Tournament to be held in Anchorage today, Friday and
The frontiersman., 1956-08-16
HUNTING SEASON OPENS AUGUST 20

With the hunting season open. ing Monday, August 20, many area hunters are making prapar- ations to leave for their favorite haunts this weekend. Hunting regulations for the 1956-57 sea- son have been held up in Wash ington and have not yet been made available to the public. Li- censing agents i'll Palmer have single copies Of the new hunting districts. however, and hunters may stop in at either Bertas Drug store or Koslosky's Depart ment store to inspect a map des- ignating the districts.
 Holgar Larson, FWS enforce ment officer, said this week, cop ies of new books are expected i'll Anchorage sometime Friday and will be distributed as soon as they arrive.
 Forester William Adams eau tions hunters to use care while smoking and with their camp fires. Last year in the early hunting season more fires were reported to the Palmer Fire Guard Station than at any other time of the year. With a couple of days of dry weather any camp fire can burn up a lot of good hunting country, he pointed out.
The frontiersman., 1956-08-16
SWIM CLASSES BEING FORMED FOR WOMEN


 Because of considerable inter- est shown in the Valley area, the SPA in Anchorage is offering time for swimming lessons for valley women. The classes will be held on five consecutive Mon- day evenings, TOO to goo pm, with August 27 as the tentative starting date. The cost of the course will be determined by the number of participants. The class can handle between g and 30 swimmers and at least six adults indicated their interest at the time class was formed for children of the valley. The char ter will cost $250. That means that if 20 women participate Tn the course it will cost each one S15, or only $3 a lesson. Those interested in signing up for the course are asked to contact Dorothy Saxton or Virginia Gal lant by phone or by calling at the home of Mrs. Merle Puddi- combe, just back of the Alaska T-v property on the Glenn high way.
The frontiersman., 1956-08-16
ARR TO FURNISH
 3-DAY,TRAIN . SERVICE DURING FAIR

Special trains will be operated in and out of Palmer during the 1856 Valley Fair, it was announc- ed this week. The Alaska Rail- road offered to operate special passenger trains during the Fair on Sunday and on Saturday and Monday if the Fair would guar antee 100 fares on the latter two days. Through the cooperation of local merchants and the fair as sOciation the guarantees will De given the Alaska Railroad and trains are expected to operate the three days.
 Premium books have been printed and number have been mailed to former exhibitors, to all of this years advertisers and prospective exhibitors. Anyone desiring a copy of the pemium book is asked to contact Al Ha. gen, fair manager.
 The Fleishman Yeast company has offered prizes that will go to the champion bakers.