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NV. DOsCSUtOscSs
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The New 'Breslau"
s,s i issS q sHVP'f'l ans * EuS Sssss
Royce & Lewis Shoes
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Browning King Co., Inc.
lsaS @ 81 NV wear NE. s-s7ss
Capital Wall Paper Co.
ia ~" ss 81. nv. anS Pa NH. $3.50
Carlton Casuals
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Crosby Shoe Stores
-. Psaturing Mari Jane qhoesl
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District Red Cross
Shoe Stores
to08 81. NV. NE. s-3oea
Fields Clothes, Inc.
SMens Clothing. and Purnlshinggl
524 18th O. NV. NE. 5000
FOgePs
i0tS and B h. v. TX. S.Ssi2
Haber Il Co.
IsoS q si s"ST NV "sA'iDl 81. 1.Oaas
Huntsberry's Fashion
Footwear
=. tSgeessSo, 70 "a. gseml
621 nth o. NV. DI. S-O6aS
lrving's
tsports Goods, eportsweaf, LuEgagel
10th and : Sts. NV. TX 5000
tWcmen's Apparel
LattS' Ties B Toys
80 idth 50. NV. n. S-i7OO
Liberty Shops
80. tWomsn.s AeesssorlesI
go SO lS 3 81 ), Nv II. s.sesi
LYNN Jewellers
az , 3, n, ,....
Mechanics, inc.
,a,e "A nome wares oiit1
i'i@ POSI- p New ~" H.mn,h,,. d kv. .-<iSs
Langley Park. Nd.
metropolitan Haberdashers
sss Eis.s si1q 81. NV OH1 NJ slsiIa
The Mode
sporiswear and shoesl
N s.x 49, -; M TT.;,,.-,.nM NE s. s-os44
pressnaksrr suppliea Fabrics. Yarns
S N,su g y; NV d. T-easS
ladies. AppareL-Linseriel
IzlO g 81 NV ME. s-S17l
raul bennett, Ltd.
Mems Clothing and Haberdashery,
BIC Bill lais 81 NY d. 1892
Sports Goods. sports~.ar. Luggage,
lHth 1nd Z SITS NV RE. 7-2S4S
CLsdies APPAREL
nsts na"M. ~ $4,000
Seat Covers and Auto Tops,
pocLsS,,s D. NV EE 7-i7si
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r lolo g. NV ME- s-S.3s
oeit1 oI'
! ~; q r r,lssssndrs: "a: o. Loadon
isai y 81 NV "o MI s.aSs,
Schmid's Emporium Of Pets
IBverythins Tor Your Pets,
eao = 81 NV. ME. SINS
S SsDo1,I0s Ce ooss.-so, soon, nam,
Soi D 81 NV AZ 5.Ss3s
oI ,r,o,S,.s cs sSa.. 20 @. ...,,
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R. nSpn. w.., ana r,,D,.,,,,
zee TsI, z Es STREET, NV d. 1850
twom.n.s ' w..,,n. .,n.,.n
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Union WsIin"n.r 4, "a ssS'"
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rant To-, Inc.
,Has wal Coverings ana Paintsl
n.r nncIs Ave; ~" IT s'Hnsn
O1uOng BIOS, Inc.
lana isdie Ready TO- wsfr,s as..
VANS Mems Shon
ssse - ~p
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: vincent ct Vincent
sii iSsS !. NV. Ma s.,s,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

utilities large turbojet seaplane
transports.
Mr.. Mallory pointed out
three major roadblocks" that
he said are interfering with the
development Of water-ba air
logistics:
/. "A misconception about
investment in q water based air
logistic program"
2. Split between the Navy and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
LEARN SHORTHAND
IN 6 WEEKS

Expert teachers
make the differ
ence. Paul Stokes
teaches the easy
ABC Shorthand,
6-week day class
ISIS wkly.). Wade
Smith teaches
4 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
Jet SeopIone | transports
Urged to Deter Wars

The Glenn Martin Co. yesterday called for the use Of
water chased aircraft to provide true a" facilities for
United States forces TO deter small wars"
At the time the aircraft company re-introdced its
Jet seapane the Sea Mistress which has been
on its drawing boards for about three years
Guy Maery. Martin company advanced design proiect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

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Alexandria Auto Upholstery
I30 South Peytsp 81 OV 8-s670
Bradlee Hardware & Supply
.s.Sc omplete Hdve. Dept storel
Sos< Ming 81. OV. $4,000
Bradshaw Shoe Stores i
tehoes tor the Family
siS Vest s r. st.. E.u, d Il eve 70
Garden Pharmacy
10 Q. Wsshlngton 81. Ov. S-AOIO
Herby's Inc.
1890 pSai S.S q s'l'' . s'FT Il o-os,4
JO-Mac Tire Mart
Alex, va. 81. s-oOes
Lees Riddle Shop
zoe King st II. 6-2819
Linda Lee ShOppe
| tWomen's Wear Discount PrieesJ
0Ol King 81 M. 6-SI2I
Market Tire Co., inc.
cTirOs, Batteriesl
$500 Jefferson Davis Hwy II. 6-60O7
Old Dominion Body Shop
an, M Mo.SI Repairs and Service, -.
ROsenberg's Dept. Store
tApparel for Men. Women. chiIdrenl
aOo-II GinR ST OV. S-06Ti
Ticket Motors Inc.
| iAutomobile Service and RepairsD
1900 DIAGONAL I'd Kl o-5O20
Windsor Mems Shop
1917 Eing 81. TE. 6-A27A
wash National Airport OF 6-0S1O
Tops Auto Service
:. Franeonia Rd and Cedar u.
Alexandria, Va. XII. 0-836B
Turks Mems Shop
94O2 Mt Vernon Ave. ri. O-sO01
Williams Luggage &
Mems Shop
an Gins 81. KI e-eS2O
Windsor Mems Shop
Ws.h. Ma N..is on Airport 81 III 1856 1856
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B Arlington, Va.
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Alma Shops
sFsminine Accessories b eportswearl
Sl66 Wilson bIVd. IA. 7-S37e
Burr Heishman's
gTires. Recappins. Seat coyersl
1903 lee HighWsy IA 7-0Ol2
Du Bots, Inc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sales a eeryiesl
3235 Wilson Blvd IA. 6-l206
Father and Son Shop
Mems d BoyI wearp
316S Wilson Blvt. IA. 5-o56o
Greta Stevens
Cwomen's WEAR
Slo1 Wilson Blvd. IA. $1,000
Market Tire Co., Inc.
40. Tirss- ssttsrissl -.
O'Brien & ROhaIl
Mercury sales d eervicel
1911 Wilson Blvd. IA. $1,000
Salt1 r Street
Dir. Of Alexandra. Ltd, Of Londos
tAen's Clothine h Furnishingsl
IT'S n Highland IA. 1880
Ticket Motors, Inc.
ftAutomotive Service q Repairs)
sSOs . Z Nile Ran d IA. S-1s00
Union Wallpaper b
Paint Co., Inc.
zine walI ccvsrinss and Psintsl
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3 FairfGx, VirgiMi0
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Hone Aeesssories-qift.l 80.
Fairfax Hardware
Paint sportins Goods etc.
III west Main 81 CR S-S640
Manhattan Auto q Radio
(Foreign Cars
Accessories and Repairs)
Lee Hwy. % MeFyineld ". A-S3O2
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5 Falls Church, Va.
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Alma Shops
lwomen's wear a Family Shoes
iSs ! E soss &. ." 81 S:s1sa
Burr Heishman's
s.,, err; C.,s ssSaOOin' Seat fOy s.5s,,,
x. b. Clark Motor Co.
tchrysier- Plymouth Sales 4 servicel
624 WashinEt0n 81 u 3-1IOO
GFeta Stevens
s07 " Broad g. ". a-1a12
Music Time
Records Record Piaysrsl -
Seven Corners JE 2.6120
Staley's Mems h Boys Shop
80 Nstiopall, Advertised Esands .,,.
Wilson's Mems Store
Famous RrAnd Mens Wear
Seven Corners Shopplne Center
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
I Additional 5
: Virginia Areas
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Arthur's Department Store
Mems ana Women Wear ievelt,
elder 81 Herndsn W. Hsrndon 8sa
Bradshaw's Shoe Stores
tFamilS Shoes,
0f20 Brandon Ave. FL. a-p82b
sprinEheId Va
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ladies Ready-to- WEAR
lAe Gem. Ave NV.
1909 cenn Ave NV NA. O-27st
Joan Roberts
ladies Ready. to-Wearl
lIoO Conn Ave NV 81 s.1B7l
Moore Grear Motors, inc.
lMereury-Llneoln Service A Repairs,
1000 Gem Ave NV TN 2 $500
Shoe Fair, Inc.
I02s Gem Ave Nv II saSss,
Ted Lewis Restaurant
265b Conn. Ave NV AD. z-sSO(
Uptown Pharmacy
~ 80 =: -, 49,:
Is COIiSiISbiG Heights )
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Arcade Pontiac Co.
Sales q Service
1851 lrvinE 81; NV en-. assoc
Barnett Fashion Shop
tLadies Apparel
1891 18th Sc NV M. 1-BaOo
Belle Of Washington
tUniforms. Lingerie and sportsvearl
3Oe2 18th Street, NV. No. i-i0od
Belmont Auto Land
| Auto Radio Repairs ana Tires
S4lI 18th ~ NV. no. S-6SOo
Beyda's
sJiS iatS 81. Wnnorsn al w r.SEe.s
Crosby Shoe Stores
lFeaturinR Mary lana ahoea,
sI.l-2s I4th 81. NV No. '1.Seoe
Henrietta's CarOusel Shop
sOre i4.A s 81 Nv DOare 10 ..e.so
Irving Music & Radio
Records and PlayerG Music. Radios,
30a2 I4th s. NV co $500
Irving Shop, Inc.
si,a IA. MsnS year. 80.
Krasner's
600 IttA s. NV Ok s-Ilss
Leeds
sOas l4tt' ~sSsn e. w'ai2lD n. ..O,Oo
Levitan's Mems Wear
sSss ls.Eu SsRsi'HNH NV 'n' 81 SSIo's sis.
Marks Jewelry q Gifts
5000 18th g. NV. CO. s-sS37
Maxsi Mems & Boys Wear
sSaI i2iS b. Nv. 10. Ss.l1sI
Perry Nelson of
Washington, Inc.
n!rW9m.n's wssT and Lingeriel
The Sally Shops
Feminine kanhions
S5el 18th 81 NV al a-2a20
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Other Northeast :
b Areas
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Bellies Dress Shoppe
lLadieB Ready-to-Wearl
leiS Georgia Ave. NV "A. 6-B2oO
Ben Hundley Tires
SEQ r..A Gre !. 80 ruO'' 10. ..s,oo
City Tire Service
.,s Ts:S a. ave e'dio' f SE S.s,s,
District Glass Co.
$40. IMiTrors. Table Tcpsl
Dolls & Danes
,.os rv, ;lr.s s Z. AgParsl! 49,.
Handley Motor Co.
,s,as G Ecrs sa .s. apc ssEylsssS -s.s.
Jack Pry, Ltd.
SESS's sG s e. sT S.r' sale; s; .scs.
Lad 4 LaSsie Shops.
lInfants ana childrenp AppareD
s iilo a SSs:'T "a NV * ss .sssss
Manhattan Auto q Radio
tForeign Cars--Aecessori
I,os 7th 81. af NV Espa'r'' NO. a.,oOo
Potomac Table Pad &
Mirror Co., Inc.
1897 7th 81. NV. LU. a-4sOO
w. s. Pratt, lnc.
.s iS'Lii 1ss Il SSr%.9"0tiEXD apiiS SO
Royal Motors, Inc.
.Chryuer- Plymouth eales a Service,
Smiths Transfer b Storage
smiths Select Furniture :'''''
~ ~ 2 g NV NO i-ss4a
: NE. Shopping 8
/ Area 81
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Berger's
tWomen's WEAR
sel6-ie 9 ! Ave. NE. no 1.o3OI
Fran's Smartwear
soes G1.s,ais. Rssqy-tO. WEAR 49,.
MardfeIdt's, inc.
Men, Women's A childrena YEAR
s13s 18th 81 NE IA 6.is1s
Market Tire CO., Inc,
Tires Batterieal
~ ~ 1aeenshgra I'd NJ IA 6-SSBo
Michigan Drugs
1901 aIsgIaSSss' AZ nq EF0A s.,poO
Northeast Motors
wee sisSsnsSssrss' "a s'TGIles1 $500
Ourisman Chevrolet, Inc.
go . lSS.E.' ne ''r''i2 ,.naOO
Star Pontiac Co., inc.
an, v,.,,.saiss ana Service
StSSssSaSSs ~SSeAaatSs.ssSt;a"ssSSS
; AnGcOsGiG, Sc. q
sASNNeNNNsSeaNNNNANNNNNNNAtS
Anacostla Chrysler- Plymouth
!Chrysler. plymouth sales a seryics)
lIO0 Coed HOPE 10 81 70 $4,000
Francis 4 Parsons, Inc.
lpQdRe. Plymouth 6alen a eeryicel
slOO Nichols Ave Sc LU a.tlOh
nr'VII--I-,-I-III'I--III-,',-.'-,---','
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

the 12-Week
night class ($7.50 weekly.
These outstanding men give
every student personal In
struction. ga free tipping les
sons included.)
TEMPLE SCHOOL
1888 6 s.. NV. MA. o-461s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28
learn TIPPING

Expert teachers
make the differ
Ienee. Typins at
Temple is fought BY
Paul Stokes. .
champion typist
who gives every STU
dent personeI at-
tention. Tuition Is -.-,- - I'd.
500 weekly in day '"O" STU
school, $3.50 weekly Of night sch
TEMPLE SCHOOL
1888 G. 81. NV. VA. s-462!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

| ,nna Sles anu 4ervtcel
Moe Berg's Paramount Shoes
sshoes foi the Entire Familyp
%NNNSNSAVSNNSS ASSeHSSNnnSnS
Is S0SItheGst Areo s
~>ANNNN>NNNNNNNNNNNNNN,NNNH<
Brinsfield's Drug Store
59sS South CaOItoD 81 20. $4,000
The Clothes Mart
Mems wear
xses Goel aeps Rd 81 10. l-834l
Se&l 3 Capitol s. Sc. 10. S-ooss
Congress Park Dept. Store
i327-20 Savannah g. 81. 10 s-Oes2
Grand Faint Il Hardware
paints. Hardware HOUSEWARES, etc,
S%I Psnna. Ave- Sc L. 6-6e0S
Rays Lads B Dads
$3.50 Alabama Ave. 81 LU. 2-06I1
Market Tire Co., Inc.
tTires. Batteriesl
IlSO n. JefseS Ave s.E.. Il l-1O3l
Harry SOllars
IIOl nj fE'rSS 81. s''''ri fl ,-s,s,
Spevak Bros.
Iss InsspssSenss Ave 81 IL e-sess
The Suit Shop
Mems Clothingl
sOs PsnnS. Ave 81 II. s-4sas
sssSANNA~N~NtAANNAAAAAANet
r Southwest Area
@N~NN~NNNNSNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNS
George +. Warner 3 Co.
1918 ss SSIu9S .S..s sHs a'1s.TIp a s.a..o
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b BethesdUs :
IL CheUN Chase
~SNN%NN%SNNNNNANNNNNHNNNN&
Adler and MandeI
,a.SSA yto seat Covers and rop,l
Brooke Florist
SO1S Conn Ave- NV. IN. s-O6S2
Jean Nation
tWomen's wearl
1llS wisconsin Ava OF. 1-l6oo
J. A. Lazarus
PROFESSIONALLY lifted children's shoes.D
1895 wisconsin Ave. OF. o-6T22
Market Tire Co., Inc.
ana a.m SziTs'I , s.:ssr's,b a..o..
Ray kOOntz Mems Wear
Men Clothins and Haberdasheryl
1870 Waeoneln Ave OIL. e-o6oO
Rose williams, Inc.
Ladies Apparel
AlO W.eeonsin ave OIL. l-biAo
Squire's Mems Shop
1i2o Wisconsin, Ave OIL elm
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5 BI0GleSssbSsrN, Nd.
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Music Time
tRecords ana Players. Accessories)
St3o AnnaDoiaS 70. VA. 5-oJ50
Sh1rley'S
sLadisS wear ana Aees.sOEiesl
Suburban Supply, Inc.
Hardware Paint LumbsrI
aiOo loth 81 On l-BB7b
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s College Park, Md.
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park Paint d
Hardware
,:ss" saisinS SSO Ave A'0'1 az up aiIss
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
Pontiac sales and oeryiesJ
ilaB Baltimere Ave Az I-lRsa
wrinkles Toy Fair
Isportins Good. HobbissD
1910 haititnore SlVd ~ '-o787
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$EGsI RiUerGlGIe, Md.$l
%NNNNNSNANNNNNNNNSNSNNNNN1
Ben Mar Children's shop
iTots Teens clothins sun Dial Shoes,
S1Ol kenilWorth Ave. VA. 1-6Soo
Patrlck's Pharmacy
lDrugs Cosmetics ,oysl
o0s0 kenllWorth Ave. UN. l.119l
NS%NNNNNNNNNNNNAeNNNSNNNNe
5 fayetteville, Nd. q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dettz Dept store
GsIlstin 81 : matte Ave VA. SsSOes
Lucille Shop
siOI RaltimaTs Ave Az 7.spso
Justine Nicholson Chevrolet
rSc R ssiIS a., sal'' an" ~ s;zrV'ss:, .o,
>sNNNNNNNNsNstRNNNSsNssNAsS |
w. HyattsciIIe, Md. ;
! Area 81
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNaNNNANt
Glen Lyle Fashions
ssOn a. :ssIs. s s;,s.. to wan
Mel.ROn Fabric shop
5i1O oneens lihapel I'd I'm s-7pls
Wilson'S Mems b Boys
NATIONALLY Advertiser Brandpl
Siio Queens ChaUeI Re VA I.Si0e
aaNNNNNNNNNSNNeNNNNNNNANNsx |
: Langley PGrIe, Nd. ;
SSANNNNNSN%NNNNNNNNNNNNNNeS |
Darling Dress Shop
Teens 70 Women'e Dept. storel
Le1o n uamDahiFe Ave. III t-a0as /
Music Time
lRecords. RECORD Players Accessories,
NoaO New Hamp Ave HE I a1ea /
nY.s.KHEeHiYE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-28

Il Rockville, Md. (
SSNNNNNNNNNNNNN%NNNN%%NNNN
Abode Hardware Co.
!Rtre Screens and Aeeessoriesl
" Middle lane 20. 2-61Ao
Albee Shoes
Ishoes for the Pamflyl
- =. Washinston Ava 70. s-0Soo
Chandler Motor Co., Inc
Mercury Sales and eeryicsD
slo Hungsrford d 70. 2-6l0e
Children's Center
lInfants' TO Oub-TeenS clothingl
- : Montgomery Ave. 70. e-27o7
Greta Stevens
tWomen's WEAR
y. Waahtngton s. 20. a-l1oo
Larry Alan, Inc
Mems WeaTI
s2S \. WashingtOD 81 70. 4-e726
Medley & Co.
| Jewellers " -optieians)
go Z WontgemeFy Ave. 70 9-16bb
NOrman'S Youth World
| THE store for children
n. Washington 81 70. 4-o992
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
b S5Icer Sprii1g, Md. :
As%N%%N~NeNNNNNNNNNtNNNNSSe
Capitol Appliance Co.
Appliances and TsleyiGionl
0os5 Georgfo Ave. 10. $500
Clark's Flowers
o64s cOlesviIle "a. 10. O.As22
East-West Motors
| lChrysler. Plymouth Sales 4 Bervicel
lloO East-WSSt HiE6WsS. ~. s. lass
Esther Shop Of Silver Spring
s.., tchildTen's Apparsl -.
q. L. Green Dept. Store
$50 COlssvilIs ID. ~. s-s7oO
KOpy Kat
ladies Rsady-to-wear)
oSO5 0eoFsia Ava IL s-S1o2
Loving Chevrolet Co.
CBales and eervicel
1859 East West nighvay. ~. $1,000
Matt Ogens
1881 Fessos 81 -. 1-o7I7
Montgomery-Stubbs Motors.
Inc.
lIlncoln- Mercury Sales 4 seryieel
1890 East-Wos Hwy. 10. $500
Nan Richards
SDrssses sllts. coata spoEtsveATl
Paymer b Phillips, Inc.
lPaintlng- Body. work -esst Gov. -Tepsl
o2oo GeoFgia Ave ~. e-S5S7
Silver Gift Shop
- ,oifts China cryetaD -
silver Spring Tire Corp.
CTirss. Tubes. BattsrisL opholsteFyl
5000 GsogGis Ava 10, o-f536
Town and Casual Shoes
lAiI step Or. Locke's 9honanigansD
S81a ColssviIls "a 10. 1851
Union Wallpaper b
Paint 20, Inc.
ZINE Wall GOVERNS and Paints)
o1oo tenton Street 10. $4,000
Wright's Jewelry
teilver. Diamonds. Watcher
S616 GeOrgia Ava ~. o-All1
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
EVAN-JONES GIVES
HOMEMAKERS
SCHOLARSHIP

The Evan-Jones Coal Company
recently became the nrst organ
ization to offer homemakers
Short Course Scholarship to the
University of Alaska for 1857.
Seven valley homemakers were
given q week of courses at Col
lege last year by local and An
chorage businesses as a vote Of
confidence for their successful
achievements as homemakers and
citizens.
These firms and several new
ones have been contacted again
this year according to members
Of the Homemakers Council. The
coal firm was the first to respond.
Each year the University of AL
aska adds to their curriculum and
faculty to offer an excellent pro
gram designed to keep Alaskan
Homemakers informed on the lat
est studies in food preparation,
child care, home management
and others. It has earned the
commentator Of educators all
over the territory and classed as
one of the top adult education
programs in Alaska.
The Homemakers Council will
announce contest rules as soon
AZ word is received from those
firms contacted
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
OWEN j. BUTCHER

Funeral services for Owen
John Butcher, former Palmer
resident, were held ii Anchorage
July is from the Calvary Bap-
fist Church, with the Rev. Jack
Turner officiating. Interment
took place in the Evergreen Me
mortal Park
Mr.. Butcher, al Alaskan resi-
dent since 1941, died July IL at
Slate Creek Mines. Prior to his
affiliation with Hobb Enterprises,
he was employed with the Oaks
Construction company and ear
Iier was q general contractor In
business for himself in Palmer.
Survivors, include his wife,
Helen; two daughters, Merle and
Anne, and one son, Michael; his
father, Theodore Butcher Of Fair
banks, and two brothers, Ed and
Earl, both of Fairbanks.
Funeral arrangements were in
charge Of the Anchorage Funeral
Chapel. Active pail barers were
Ed Snyder, Jerry Kempton, Bob
Tucker, Cal Bashaw, Carl Oaks
and Buck Harris. Honorary pail
bearers were Pete Green, Ray
Mccartney, J. Lee Connors, Bob
Beck and ID. "A. Childers.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
palmer CD ACTIVE
DURING NAT, ALERT

Palmer participation IN the Ma
tional CD alert held last Friday
consisted mainly Of paper work,
according to Al v. Hagen, ~
director in the Greater Palmer
District.
The first word was received In
Palmer about $3.50 at which time
Palmer was notified that a "nu-
clear bomb" had been dropped On
Anchorage. From that time on
messages were received from the
Anchorage headquarters and an
sWered at the Palmer CD head
quarters. During the practice,
Palmer was called upon to fur
nisn trucks, men, all available
milk products. The Palmer CD
was ordered to commander all
food stuffs in the area; 1900 resi-
dents Of the Anchorage area were
evacuated" to the Palmer area
and housing and disqualification
had to be located for them. AL
though all of these problems were
worked. out on paper only and
no actual action was taken the
requests had to be evaluated and
a reply made regarding how fully
: the requests could be complied
! with in the Palmer area
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
Group Discusses
Conservation Education

Mayor Charles W. Wilson, who
is Territorial Conservationist
with the Soil Conservation Ser
vice was among l3 persons repre-
senting agencies of the Federal
and Territorial Government and
Sportsmen Association who met
last week III Juneau concerning
the development and conserva-
ton of Alaska resources.
The meeting was held il Jun
eau in the office Of the Commis-
sioner Of Education. Representa-
tives discussed the development
of conservation education ma
terials to be included il the
course Of study development to
soon Nv conducted by the Depart
ment Of Education.
1t was the unanimous recon-
mendation of the group that to-
give prestige To the program, the
Governor Of Alaska be requested
to name Y Governors Committee
on Conservation Education to CO.
ordinate the efforts Of the vari-
Gus agencies In determining the
general and technical information
to be woven into the curriculum
for the public schools
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
Anchorage Youth
Wins Soap Box Derby

Eddie Christensen Of Anchor
age will be making the trip to
Axiom Ohio to compete in the
National Soap Box Derby He
earned this honor by taking first
place il the Soap Box Derby held
In Anchorage on Sunday.
In the Class A (13 to is years
old section Lynn Puddicombe of
Palmer won out over Tony Hem
melgarn Of Anchorage. This win
placed Lynn i'll the 18th heat
against Doug Wise who won his
first race. Wise defeated Puddi-
combe who had trouble with his
brakes.
The Derby III Anchorage was
sponsored by the Alaska Sales
and Service and the Anchorage
Daily News and was the first
Derby ever held ia Alaska.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
COURT NEWS
City Magistrate Court

July 6, E. j. Hurnes, 40, Anch-
orage, drunken driving charge
brought by city police, found
guilty, fined $500.
July 8, 17-year-old Anchorage
youth, negligent driving charge
by city police. Found guilty,
drivers license revoked 20 days.
July 3, Richard Ruttan, 33, Pal
mer, negligent driving charge,
failure to stop at stop sign by
city police. Found guilty, fined
$50 first charge; $40 second.
July |, William Hart, 81, Pal
mer, intoxication charge by city
police. Found guilty, fined $50.
June %, Bill Niemi, So, Pal
mer, intoxication charge by city
police. Found guilty, fined $25,
3O-day suspended sentence.
June IA, Mrs. Jeanne Messex,
Palmer, negligent driving charge
by city police. Found guilty, fin
co NO.
June 10, Eugene Miller, drunk
ca driving charge by city po-
lice Found guilty, 5000 fine,
drivers license revoked six
months.
June, 3, Joe Loyer, improper
parking charge by a citizen,
found guilty, fined $3.50.
July II, George Fletcher OF
Palmer, driving under the nflu-
ence Of drugs and hit and run
charges brought by city police
Found guilty and ordered to
make restitution for stop sign
which was damaged and had his
drivers license revoked for one
year.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
Two Sessions Planned
For Annual 4-H (;an,n

All Alters who are planning
70 attend Kings Lake Camn for
the annual All camp period are
asked to register at the Exten-,
sion office as soon as possible 90
that the program and rosters NAV
be made up.
Lew Hanks, district agent, said
this week that two sessions are
planned for the Alters this year.
Members may attend either or
both sessions, the first to start
On Sunday August II. The three
day sessions will cost $l1.5o per
member per session. A big pro-
gram is being planned for this
year, Hanks said, and urged all
FIJI members to make plans to
attend.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
HOMIlEA KER'S
NEWS

cheachako Club

Members Of Our club met In
Anchorage July 5 for dinner at
the Chart Room Present were
Frances Brown, Evelyn Bushr
Billie DeJulio, Agnes Farnsworths
Treva Hardage, Sally Harrison.
Dorothy Hurley, Lois Kepler, Pat
Lawton, Bernice Linn, Frances
Marcus, Jerry Pazaruskia Ida
Statler, Katheryn Wilson and 2
guest, Mrs. Holly, who is visiting,
her daughter Evelyn Bush
we enjoyed having Bernlces.
who with her husband and young
son, is home for the summer Pat
Lawton and Treva Hardage with
Us again. Pat and Treva told us
Of their vacation In the States
and relayed messages from Lu--
ellie WINNER. Pat reported q
very enjoyable visit with Lucille
After the delicious and leis-
urely dinner some of our mem
bers stayed in town for late
movie.
| The aprons We have been max
ing at home for the Fair and the
five dollars We have each been
struggling to earn for our trea-~
sury, will be due at our next
meeting which will be held at
Miriam Johannson's home with
Lois Kepler, co-hostess.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-07-18
Glierry-Pie Contest
Being Sponsored

All youths, male OF female,
who are IA years Of age or older,
are eligible to enter the cherry
pie baking contest sponsored by
the National Red Cherry Insti-
tute, Mrs. Marylou Rideout, home.
demonstration agent announced
this week.
All that is necessary is that.
the youth prepare and bake a.
cherry pie. There will By ~ dem
onstration. The pie bake off wiIE
be held on the Fairgrounds Aug
ust 3l The winner will compete,
with contestants from over the
territory at the All-AIaska All
Fair Oh September z.
The Alaska winner will have
a trip to Chicago next February
with AL expenses paid. There he.
will compete with other state.
winners.
Learn Hoffman of Palmer was.
territorial winner in 1856 and
won the trip to Chicago.
Since the contest has certain
rules which must be followed, ain
interested youths are asked to,
stop at the Extension office, sign
up for the contest and become.
acquainted with the rules.
The contest IS open to any boy
or girl.