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Mr.. Meyers is a brother OF Mrs.
Starks.
Visiting Mother: Mrs. Nathaniel
Walker Sr,. 3645 Fifth Av. S. and
her little granddaughter, Karla
Westberry left Monday. August
Is, for Detroit, Mich. to visit Mrs.
Walkers mother. Mrs. Matte
Conerly, They will also visit Mr..
Walkers brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Walker in Musko-
gen Heights, Mich.
Chicago Guests: Mrs. Edna Hall
and Mrs. Corine Kennedy OF Chi
cago, Ill, spent a week in the city
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Young
Jr,, or 4046 Third Av. S. Mrs. Hall
is an employee of the Defender
Newspaper Co. in Chicago where
she has been employed for 20
years and has received her rs year
pin for service. The visitors were
greatly impressed with the city on
their first visit and hope TO re-
turn for repeat visit.
Brother Is Guest: John J. Jones
Of Jersey City. N. j., is visiting
his brother and sister n-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Jones Of 1850
Third Av s.
Family Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton c. Green, 1901 3sth Av.
s., had as their house guests last
week. Mr.. Green's brother and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Nordue
Green and sons Rodney and Jim
mie Of Denver. Colo, and their
niece. Miss Anna Estelle Bell OF
Cheyenne. Wyo. Miss Bell is TAX
ing an art course from the Mime
apolis Art Instruction, Inc. The
group will visit another brother
In Chicago and a sister In De-
troit before returning home.
Dinner Guests: NJ. and Mrs.
Edward Carr, Isanti. MINI, were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Murray of Princeton.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Attending oEs Meeting Mrs Mahle Harris, 4i5 n, Kent
St. left Thursday August IT, for Washington d. TO attend
the International Grand Chapter of the oES PlIA Mrs ar
s is International grand marshall in the West She will stop
off in Columbus o. her return visit Mr. Harris sisters
Mn. Grace RAniSinr and Mrs Ruth brown.
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Social and Personal
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Hospitahzed: Mrs. William Ewing 1920 10Th Av S. is a
patient FarVew hospital and her condition is reported fair
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Withers 1906
Second Av s. had their dinner guests Sunday August
II MAJOR and Mrs Homer L. Sarks and their house guests
Mr. and Mrs L. Kenneth Meyers and children of Omaha Neb
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Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
Mrs. Bartholomew Honored Guest

s4s sf .
 Mrs. Ralph Bartholomew, who Accompanied her husband here in his capacity as Governor of Rotary District 151, was guest of honor at several affairs Thursday and Friday. i Mrs. Lillian Lamme, wife of Ko- diak Rotary President William Eamme, was hostess, at a dinner honoring Mrs. Bartholomew Thurs day evening at the Town Club. Other dinner guests were Mrs. Leon Johnson, Mrs. Morris Burn ham, Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, Mrs. o. A. Torgerson, Mrs. John Molletti and Mrs. Sig Digree
 A reception held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Merrill Coon Thurs day evening was attended by Ro- tarian's wives. Another special guest at the reception was Mrs. Jeannie Laurence, noted artist who has been in Kodiak for some time painting local scenes.
 A luncheon was given by Mrs.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
Four Moose Killed

Several successful hunters have returned this week from moose hunts on the mainland.
 Five members of the Kodiak Airways, who flew over in a Com pany Goose, brought down three moose. Bob Hall, owner of the Airways, Al Crafty. Al Dickow, Ralph Christiansen, Jr., and Louie Horn made up the hunting party. Ann Hall went along and is credit ed with spotting one of the moose.
 The party left Tuesday and re- turned Thursday evening.
 Another hunter reported as hay- ing bagged moose is Les Daniels.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01

League. The City of Milwaukee has the baseball fever still, and even worse than when they brought the players from Boston in 1853. Russ Lynch, sports editor of The Milwaukee Journal, wrote that the Braves would win the pennant by four games.
 After their series with the Dod- gers last week end, the Braves schedule called for them to play
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
Ten Founder Is, Top Derby Fish

A ten pound, thirteen and a quarter ounce Silver salmon con. tinues to top the list. in the Sal mon Derby currently being run on the Naval Station. The fisherman who holds the lead with this fish is :. A. Fountain. who caught It on a golf tee lure at the mouth of the Buskin River. '.
 The Derby will run until Sep tember r. =.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
sTORK SHOWER

Mrs. Jeanne Clough, Public Health Nurse, was guest of honor at a surprise ''Stork Shower" last evening at the home of Mrs. June Wilson.
 Mrs. Helen Hall and Mrs. Leona Dickow were co-hostesSeS with Mrs. Wilson to the several guests.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
KODIAK MIRROR
Lamme at her home Friday tor

Lamme at her home Friday tor Mrs. Bartholomew. Guests includ ed Mrs. John Molletti, Mrs. A Holmes Johnson, Mrs. Leon John son, Mrs. Ivor Schott, Mrs. Vii liam Stone and Mrs. Jules Radin- sky.
 Also present were Mrs. Merrill Coon, Mrs. o. A. Torgerson, Mrs Clarence King, Mrs. Emil Knudsen and Mrs. Jack Hinckel.
 The Bartholomews left Friday afternoon via PIMA to return to their home in KetchiHan.
 Buying or selling-Use the Class flied Ads-They get results.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
Sports Feature Milwaukee Braves
 Lead Over Dodgers

The race is tightening in the major leagues as the home stretch approaches in the baseball race.
 Milwaukee leads by a slim mar gin over Brooklyn in the National
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
DIANE RADINSKY TO ENTER U. OF W.

Miss Diane Radinsky, daughter of Jules and Lillian Radinsky, will leave Monday for Seattle, where she will enter the University of Washington.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01

The race in the American League is not so close. New York continues to top the heap, with a lead of ten wins over second place Cleveland.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
SHOWER FOR MRS. HORN

Mrs. Beverly Horn was quest of honor at a Pink and Blue" show CT Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Garoutte.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01

first-division clubs in fourteen of their 31 remaining games. Gam blers were quoting them at 5 to 5 to win the pennant.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-01
SOCIAL NOTES

Continued from page 15) tertained group of young ladies two weeks ago to mark her ninth birthday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-29
Tots tnloy Blrthduy
FroliC OF Little Miss
norrlofte Renee Jones

A group OF youngsters frohcked
at the home OF Mrs, Clara Jones
II? Rondo Az. on Friday after.
neon. June -, when Mrs. Jones
feted her little daughter Harricttc
Renee with u party in celebration
Of her sixth birthday,
The usual games and tho scrr-
ing ~ the traditional ice cream
and cake filled the afternoon with
each guest receiving hat and
balloon AS party fAvors
Among the small fry who
Showercd Harrctte Renee with
many GIFTS and cash tokens while
enjoying the delicious birthday
cake and the afternoon festivities
were Lorraine. Gcnevts and
Ralph Cross, Nathaniel Moiin. Jr..
Harold and kelSie Marie Davis.
Phillip and Renee ReinoAs, Llhc
and Charles Ftnney, Anita and
George Neal. CandRce Williams,
John Stafford Jr,. Richard. Gregory
Albert Eric and Harold Thomas.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-29

Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. TAlmAdge b. Carey.
sr., Of S70t Fifth Av. s.. for the
approaching marriage OF their
daughter, Marilyn Burgsn TO
George w. Jones. son Of Mrs.
Turner l. Nelson OF 1901 Fifth
Av. 8.
The double ring ceremony will
be solemnized at 1880 p. m. Satur-
day. July IL. at ST. Thomas Epis-
copal church with the Rev. Louis
w johnson officiating A recep.
ton viii follow in the under.
croft OF the church.
Miss Burgan has chosen Mrs
Dolores Melton as her matron OF
honor and bridesmaids include the
Misses Mile Reasby. Gayle
Schofield and Barbara Allen
Paula Jean and Karen Cary,
nieces OF the bride-elect will serve
asf lower girls,
Mr.. Richard Robinson will at
tend Mr.. Jones as best man
Ushers will be Thomas Donald
son, Shedr1ck Jones and Michael
BurgRn, brother Of the bride-to- be
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Attending Convention: Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Higgins mis-
sonary eyangestS of Kingston Jamaica British West Indies
III the city attending the Full Gospel Business Mems con
yenton which is converting at the bennington Hotel Mr.
Mrs Higgins stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs Claude
LYtle. 3545 Fourth Az
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Debs & Dates
BY "JONNI"

Iii there fabulous folks Of both
cities How's happenings these
days They should be great since
the weather has finally given US
the break we reserve.
Thursday night, Zion Baptist
Church had a roller skating party
at the Coliseum. II wasn't as grcs I
as the last one. but Is was nice
Wednesday, Halle had a Got
ton Ball" and the Chickens
worked up a storm" AZ usual, with
all its fabulous dates right in there
whaling"
Walter Billups had a party Sat
urday night. wasn't there 90 ]
have no commend, but oh what
I heard!
The Elks have been out Of town
since last Thursday. They motored
up 10 Winnipeg and from there
they went down to Sioux Falls. In.
for the Elks convention. I know
they really had a good-good time
Sunday. Phillip Patrick had a
small get together which turned
into a small party, The music was
good, the dates were fabulous 30
what more could you ask for in
order 10 have fun7
Little Richard, was at Pioneer
Hall Tuesday, working like a
champ
The Royal Twerps" gave q rol.
Ter skating party at MpIs Arena
Tuesday, 10 II you didn't make the
dance. you made the skating
party. In either event. you should
have had fun.
Tonight In the night that every.
one has been impstiently waiting
for, The CotiIlion Ban. at Cal
houn Beach Club Hotel. It's the
first one Of its kind here. no there
fore II Ia going 10 be an exciting
and new experience for most Of
US
Happy birthday, Tina and may
you have many many more az
time goes by.
Wen, people, III drop Off here.
and cool u on behind the scene.
and watch for more or ! should
say some intriguing happenings 10
take place. that can he told about
town BE cool. work on and don't
play too hard Signing Off
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-29

Win Vacation In California
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bert Wade,
1920 Fourth Az. 8. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Rhodes, 2205 Elliot Av..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Howell,
Of 2706 f. 32nd St. win leave by
motor today friday, for Los
Angeles, Calf, on a three weeks
vacation visiting relatives and
friends. The sextet will be the
house guests OF Mrs. wade's
mother and husband. Mr. and Mrs.
James Gresham Sr
To Study In France: Miss Lor.
RE Uorraine) Curry. who has
been visiting her parents and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Cur
~, Of 1886 Fifth Av. s., left by
motor Monday evening for Mil
waukee, Wis. Frem Milwaukee,
Miss Curry will go by ferry TO
Muskegen, Mich. and from there
to Detroit, where she will spend a
few days visiting friends. She will
then 60 TO New York City and
will fly from New York TO Paris,
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Miss Colleen Moore
Is Honored With
Personal Shower

Miss Colleen MoOrc STl7 Firth
Az. s. bude-elect, was houorcd
At personal shower given by
Miss Marion Williams at her home
at saSI Clinton Az, on Friday,
June -,
Various shower games were
played. directed by Miss Martlyn
Smith, wtpning prizes were the
Misses Sondra Jean Anderson,
Gwen Morrow and Elva slaughter
A beautiful array of lovely fem
inlne gifts were received by tho
bride-to.bc. The hostess presented
the honorec with the replica of a
beautifully decorated four foot
wedding cake with pink and white
decorations as a keepsake
The festive evening was con.
Cludede with the serving OF n dc.
ucious lunch consisting Of
cludrd with the serving % lunch.
Present were tho Misses Mari
lyu Smith, Gwen Morrow, Joan
Johnson. Marian Barnes, Sondra
Darlene Kemp, Mildred David,
Elva slaughter. violene Cooper,
Jean Anderson. Katherine Chiveru,
Dora Harvey. Frankie scarver
Charlotte Summers, Evelyn Jean
Isabel, Julia Porter and Myrtle
Smith, Dorothy Ann Stovali Ply
Ills Williams and the Mines Elaine
| Those
When gitts were opened and
cards read, the following names
were called of those unable to be-
present Tho Misses Cynthia
smith. blanche Isabel. Corrinc
Grant and Connie ChlVerp,
Miss Moore will be honorcd at n
linen shower ON July q, 90 be Civ.
en- by Miss Sondra Anderson and
Miss Joan johnson at the home oi
Miss Anderson. 500 Dayton Az,
/ st Paul
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Always begin somewhere You
cant build a reputation on what
you are going 10 do
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France. Miss Curry will enroll al
the Sorbonne University in Paris
10 make a thorough study OF the
French language as part OF her
work toward a doctorate in clini
cal psychology. Miss Curry plans
to leisurely travel thru England.
Italy, Switzerland and Germany
before returning to the U. s.
Debutantes Arrive: Miss Della
Rose 81. Clair and Miss Vivian
Dorsey. both OF Milwaukee, Wis,
arrived in the city on Friday and
are among the debutAntes who
will be presented on Friday eve.
ming. June 20, at Calhoun Beach
Hotel ballroom. Miss st. Clair is
the guest Of her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard OF
954 w. Central Av. and Miss Dor
sey Is the house guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Balenger OF Si2 st,
Anthony Az.
EntertaIns Guild: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Cason. 1925 Thomas Az,
were hosts to the Service Guild OF
st. James AME church on We'd
nesday, June 20. After the bust
ness meeting a weiner roast was
held In the yard featuring the ira
ditional picnic menu The next
meeting OF the guild will be with
Mrs. Hazel Fulbright, Hugo. MINI.
Mrs. Ophelia Harmon Is president,
Mrs. leila Mae Lassiemore, is the
, reporter.
Returns Home: DR. Floyd Mas
sey. Jr., 1896 w. Central Az, re-
turned home Saturday, June %,
from Seattle, Wash, where he at
tended the American Baptist con-
vention. DR.. Massey served on the
committee on resolutions
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Hundreds Of local business fiuns
depepd on this MEDIUM IN Eet thsir
advertising ms~sAG. % tho Negro
market.
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Seems 10 me that dieting IN a
thing ~ mind over platter
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MIiWAUkEANS ARE
WEEK END GUSTS

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Woods 81
Milwaukee. Wis, were the week
end guests Of Mr. and Mrs VII
liam l. Scott and family Of 3tI5
Third Az =.
In honor Of their guests, Mr.
and Mrs Scott entertained with q
family picnic At their home On
Sunday afternoon, June ~, at -
m
Guests enjoyed sociallzinR and
the refreshments served.
Enjoying their hospitality Il.
long with the bonOrres were the
Hessrs and Mines Walter Bain'H
Sr, Howard House and children
Jean. Katherine and Howard II
Tmstco Ac0sta. John Scott and
daughter jill, Ronald Scott, VII.
ham u h"siey and Mrs Betty
Lawrence and son Tony.
Mrs Woods. a former resident
~ HinnearoilR. ~ the sister -
William Scott and John Scoi' u
ST. Paul
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Willioms-Rivers
Nuptials Held
At Zion Church


moRy, Miss Ethclyn Williams
daughter ot Mrs Salhe Williams
SOS oak Lake Az, n, and John
Rivers, 1851 lglehart Az ST
Paul. son OF Mrs. Ruth Rivers OF
Evergreen. Ala, were united in
marriage at Zion Baptist church
nth and Lyndale Avs N, Sunday
June 10, at p, m.
Rev IL W. Bolts sr,, performed
the ceremony In the presence OF
some $50 friends and relatives n
gainst a setting OF white gladolI
and palms,
Ralph G. Primm, orEanist, play
prelude OF nupual music pre-
ceedinE the ceremony and ac'
companied Mrs. E1urnia Mobiley,
Soloist. who sang. Because"
For her wedding ATTIRE the bride
chose a gown OF white lace over
ice blue satin fashioned with q
rounded neCkline and fitted bodice
with long flted sleeves Of lace
tapering To point over the wrists
The full gathered skirt Of lace wal
ballerina length,
The shoulder length vol OF
bridal illusion was secured to q
crown OF seed pearls. She carried
a white bible with strcamers oi
white orchids, She was given In
marriage by Joseph Buckhaultcr
bruther-in-law OF the groom,
Attending the bride as matror
Of honor was Mrs Nellie Buck
haultcT, Aister-in-law OF the groom
and bridesmaids were the Mise,
Sallic Hale. Carrie Hall. Juns
Blsncher and Mrs. Verilee owens
The attendants dresses in paste
shade OF nylon net were fashioned
identically The nffled skirts
were ballerina length They car,
RED Colonial bouquets Of carna
tons in pastel colors
Little Jacquelyn Buckhaultei
was the flower girl She Wal
dressed prettily in u light blue or
CANDY dress, and carried mlnia
ture nosegay Identical tn that oj
the bridesmaids Ronny Bender
was ring bearer. lie carried th'
rings on white satin pillow.
Attendants for the groom wer,
Tim Bender as best man and Jos
Sudduth. Joe jackson. Kenneth
Jackson and Roosevelt Thompson
were ushers
The brides mother chose a pinl
silk suit dress wa,h pink scces
SORES The groom's mother wore I
white linen dress with white &C
ceSsorica Both mothers wor,
lavender orchid corSAges.
Following the wedding cere
mony. reception was held In tn
church dining hall The reception
table, covered with white ban
quet cloth, WAS conferred with Z
four TERED wedding cake encinclec
with white and pink carnations
and green fernery, and thanked b,
silver candelabrR. holding pinl
burning tapcrs A crystal puncl
bowl graced one end OF the tabl'
and at the opposite end u Slvel
coffc service Mrs. bessie Ma,
Gresham dispensed the punch
Mrs Anna Mae Ross presided a.
the coffee service and Mrs. Bea
trice Young cut and served th'
wedding cake. Mrs. Goldie VII
lisms was in charge Of gifts.
Sponsoring the reception wcr,
the Mines. Flurnia hobiIey. Ids
Webb and the MesHrs and Mines
jeremiah Williams. William Ross
and Freddie Young
Following the reception, Mr. and
Mrs Rivers left for Chicago on n
short honeymoon.
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AAiclwestern Eiks Presided
Over BY MlnnesoNun

The Midwcstcrn Elks Associa.
ton. composed OF Elks OF eight
midwest states are in session in
Sioux city, Iowa,
4 Minneapolis business man.
Reuben Warren. is president ~
the association and viii preside
over tho meeting,
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The story Of Minneapolis In the story
~ growth it's modern skyline, con.
crete aud acll tribute 10 year Of pro.
grcas Minneapolis Savings aud Loan
Association IN proud 90 be n part Of
this progress as nm institution which
has served the citizens 81 Minneapolis
for - years,
Since iR founding IN 1891, MinncapO.
liz Savings and Loan Association has
grown with the belief that faithful
service will benefit us M well ms the
city aud its citizens customers.
This month marks the Roth consecu-
January marked the 10th consecutive
dividend payment 10 our savers since
1892 and we have never missed n
single one Look AT our complete re-
cord chart on this page Minneapolis
Savings and Loan Association earns
money for you while you save. We are
the only savings institution IN the
Twin Cities that pays dividends from
the first Of every month on all saw.
inga received through the 18th Re.
member, too, that your savings ARE
safely insured by the Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corp.
You can be sure we will continue 20
serve you, the citizens Of Minneapolis,
~ We have since 1891. Minneapolis
Savings and Loan Association il In.
deed 4 GOOD TREE TO COME TO
FOR SHELTER.
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DIVIDEND PERIODS

Jon J. 1901 June 3d. 1893 500 per 800 months
July 1888 70 Dec b. 1893 4H1'o per months
Jon !. 1884 70 June 3d. 1884 40 per months
July !. 1884 70 Dec 3D. 1884 3h1O per months
Jon L. 1895 70 Dec b. 1885 800 per n months
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Man. I rcaIly dig thcsc carnl.
vals"'
Trn year old Louis Bugs was
ONLY one Of thousands Of Twin
CITY youngsters who attended .
carnival ON the futurr site % u
new \, W. National Rank.
Al profits from the hank pro
motion wrrc turned over Go an or.
Eanttation which trains mcntally
retarded children.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-12
FUNERAL HELD FOR
DROWNING VICTIM

Funeral services for David
Asher, the four year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harri-
son, we're held Saturday morn
ing at the Trinity Church of
God In Christ with Elder FELTON,
King officiating. Intern1ent was
in Greenwood Memorial Park.
The lad was the victim, of
drowning at Apache Lake on
July 4. ne resided at 1929 East
Jefferson with his parents who
have been residents of Phoenix
only a lew weeks, having moved
here Il 1UlIl California.
Webber's EaStlake Mortuary
was in charge of arrangements.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-12

But why d0st thou judge
thy brother? Or why dOst
thou set at naught thy broth
er? For we shall all stand be.
fore the judgment seat Of
Christ.-(R0mans 14,1O.)
The people we work with.
those who ride the bus with
ns-let ue look upon them
with eyes Of love and under
standing and brotherhood, re-
membering in our deepest
heart the wondrous words of
st. Paul.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-12
On the Alert 1856
Nationwide Test
To Be July 1925

For seven days in July, Oper-
alton Alert 1856 win confront
civil defense planning with the
type of problems that would
arise out Of a mass nuclear at
tack on the u. S.
THE THIRD ANNUAL train
ing exercise. scheduled for July
2O-26, win enact on a nationwide
stage some of the civil defense
measures which would be taken
If this nation were suddenly at
tackled by bombers and subma-
rines capable Of wiping out mil
lions Of persons and dozens OF
cities in a day.
Plans call for IS cities, air
bases and Atomic Energy
Commission installations 70
be hit by 125 mythical nu-
clear bombs. These would
include 80 hydrogen bombs
rated as high as 5 million
tons Of INT equivalent each.
More than 80 Federal agencies
will cooperate by evacuating key
employees and operating from
emergency sites. Coordinated by
the Federal Civil Defense Ad-
ministration, State and local CD
organizations will carry out
training exercises as if the at
tack were real.
Arizona sun., 1956-07-12

JUNIOR SPACENfAN and DavyI
Crockett were among the two
thirds Of the population Of Ban
gor, Maine, which teOk part in|
a test evacuation during Oper-I
alton Alert 1855. The test was
typical OF the ways local COM
munities are expected by the
Federal Civil Defense Admins
trati0n TO tie I'm their local civtl
defense training with Operation
Alert 1856. Courtesy Young's Photo.
Service. Brewer. MAJ