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Milford chronicle., 1957-02-15

WIREMAN
Funeral services for William
So, fatally burned early
Wednesday morning, February 6,
in his house trailer on the farm of
James Cannon, east of Greenwood
were held February at the Flei-
schauer Funeral Home, Greenwood
with interment at Lincoln Gene
cry, Lincoln. The Rev. Frank o.
Baynard, pastor of Greenwood
Methodist Church officiating.
A resident of the Greenwood area
most of his life, Mr.. Wireman
worked on the farm of Mr.. Can
non and lived in q homemade trailer
IN the property. He apparently was
asleep when the structure caU9ht
ire and was trapped inside. The
+railer was burned completely ard
suffered third degree
burns over his entire body He was
dead on the scene.
Surviving are two sons. Will
lam and Eddie Wireman. Dover;
four sisters. Mrs. Nora May. Lin
onln, Mrs. Helen VesDasiani. Ocean
City. Nd. Mrs. Florence Bennett.
Lynch HEIGHTS and Mrs. Christie
Sacker. Camden, and several nieces
and nephews.
Milford chronicle., 1957-02-15

HE first thing on the
agenda of this wri-
ter this week ought
to be the lovely lun-
cheon to Mrs. Leah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-12

"a Price! Jvelson Imported English
Bone Chime Mundle Serving Pieces
Genuine bone china handles decorated With multi color foro de-
sign The bode finest Sheffield forged stoine steel
Buy for yourself or giving each pockoeed in ItxuH-ined
gift box you won't wont TO wrap
A. Usually SOS 6l2" Cheese Knife -------------- zs7
Usually 95 o" Pie Server -------------------34
Usuolly 695 IVA Breed Knife -----------------. BAT
D Usually % o5 6.Pc Stock Set 1897
Usually 1906 SPc Set mot shown) ---------------lsS7
Usually 9S tors Douvre Snreoder
F. Usually SOS Bottle Opener -------------------- 297
G Usually sos ga" Porty BAT
H. Usuoy 895 2-Pc Solod Set
l. Usually Ia IS 2-Pc Coke ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TAI
] Usually 1895 2-Pe core Set ------------ gSf
Usually 20 o5 3-Pe Set mot shownl commemorative 1881
WORKMANSHIP H. Washington; Spring PARKbson
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APIS. UMEURNIsHED-p. c.LAPIs. uNFURNIsNEp-p. 6.

GEORGETOWN, $3.50 Cue st. NV
-2-bedrm. apt. in ant BLDG. SCI
anytime. Apt. IS, Df. 7-7557.
BOLLNG-ANDREWS - Unusually
spacious 2-bedrm apt. newly re-
laundry. ianitor. shop, private
parking facils. Ewes, OF. 6-5177.
PRESS REALTY CORP, ST
3-9316.
I01 GALVESTON PL. s.W. Apt 40
3-ALL UT1LS.. 2 rooms. dinette
kit. bath. redec.: only $40 mo
OPEN. inspect or call CO. 5-6222
asa 6th ST. Sc, Ant. B-2 rms
dinette, kit, bath: redec: only
S55 month. Call co. b-6222.
9I0 I ST. N.W.-4 rms, kit. bath;
heat, hot water, elevator. janitol
Ills Eye st. NV. MA. s-646s.
los 18th ST. Sc, No. 4-Bedrm
Nv. rm., dinette, kit. and bath
neat AND not water furnished; S6'
3?1O 18th ST. Sc, No. s-Bedrm.
liv; rm., kit, and bath: COMPLETELY
refrigerated: $3.50 mo. FRED A
SMITH CO.. Elk. 3-24sa.
ND MARYLAND AVE. Me-, No. 400
--Bedrm.. liv. rm., KIT, and bath
E Ex' s.sa pSi See 'snitor or cal
5Oe5 list ST. NV, No. 4-Bedrm
liv. rm.. dinette kit. and bath
$3.50 mo. Elk. 3-24Sa.
2t1O Goth ST. NV. No. 306--
Bedrm., .iiv. rm., kit. and bath
completsly refrigerated; all utilitiel
furnished; SIS mo. See tanitol
on premises.
1860 PEABODY ST. NV he'd.
sR sS v o ,n 1 dInstss Kit ,i bath
immed. possession. RA. 6-7336 OF
ia. e-S7s2.
GEORGETOWN-comb. liv. RIM,
ioor;: cool and breezy; SIS. CO
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. liv, RIM.
bedrm., lge. kit, lac. bath: full
floor: cool and breezy: SIS. CO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BARNABy wOODs-very attrae-
tive center-hall Colonial with
your own private park In the rear.
3 twin-sized bedrooms, 2 baths.
de luxe all-electric kitchen.
screened porch overlooking gare
den, recreation room with fire-
place at ground level. garage. This
Is q sem, Call Wo. $4,000. EDW.
Il; JONES d CO.. INC, Chevy
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

vIRGINIA-Rentals Slss TO Si7k
needed for incoming clients. MICH.
OILS REAL ESTATE CO. ia.
5-1213.
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CLUB MASON

1870 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
De luxe iivins IN 4 club residence
for ladies and men. sineles and
others. SIS % se2.b0 WI, incl
meals. rhona IN rm. lne ehargei /,
hotel services. NO. 7.e77O.
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DOCS. PETS, ETC.

POODLE PUPS, black. standard
Axe reg. champion stock. OIL
1888 after 8 pm.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL
PUPS. Axe. male and female, ex
happy. 81 1920.
BOXERS, male and female puppies
wksSS Avn. black MASKS Axe
COCKER PUPS, Axe, small tedd,
bear type. 36l5 Hamilton at,
Hyattsville. Nd. WA. 7-227s.
COLLIE PUPS, Axe reg: sabl
and white iris, male and female
shots. wormed: reas. AP. 7-3429
SHIPPING CRATES for dogs ant
cost RIA. 6-s445.
COOKERS, purebred. bun, weaned
wormed, broken to paper; S12
S17. CE. 6-6271.
E Ne. sg.sl ngaLDq e 5 sSsssrs
POODLE PUPPIES, Axe: Al
healthy and reas. Also, well
trained dad. ga: reas. ia. 7-2795
8 CUTE KITTENS, 8 wks. old: on,
all white. FREE. IA. 6-7e64.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, males
Axe: lineage: Azgard's Zorn auo
Harras and Austrian import. OA
5-6S79: Tysons Corner. Va:
FREE to good Va, home. gentle, af.
fectionate female dog, small. full
grown. long white hair dark ears
will make pert. devoted pet. JE
2-7325 after 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

LARGE FAMILYj Takome Park-
sm SssrS Sssut s 6s ssSsnS SId' HON:
m I5sst. Beat p..i 'fl n ic ~. do0S Rss-
-RA. 3-0I2a.
1918 MONROE sT.-Oniy S48B
SfsP house SSs' S c'Sn sSs' ! sssse
tion. Q rms. and tile bath, fun
bsmt, oil automatic heat, Mr..
HAsSIN. Ma. s.179s.
18th AND PARK RD.-e rms. and
2 baths; nice eoRvsn. loo; s1l.eoo
HARRIsoN 4 ADAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

COLORED-RENT wiTH OPTION
5.s, IRA CID ID. North IN, cf Sa.sm, z,
ST a-O066
C0LORED-NoRTH CAPITOL AND
x STs.--lQ-rm.. 3-bath brick eas
Beat hsat; nice front yrd o Sltn An I q,
mo. Mr. NEuMANH Ma. s.232i
CoLoRED-RENT AND BUY
Nod 3-bedrm brick. beautifully
dec. fnll bsmt automatic heat
TU. $1,000. LA, 6-0i62 LA o-Ois2
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CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful Barnaby
setting; big bedrm. bath on LIST
A.; 2 lovely bedrms.. bath on 2nd:
MID MID s eeSiFE FRANK 'O" 5.
PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7-1411;
ewes. HA 2-34ol
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fcoNTINUepl

EXCELLENT l-bedrm. apt, over.
looking Arlington Towers; mod.
ern; nr. stores and transp.; SIS
IA. 7-2407.
rs 5. WASHINGTON ST., Alex
Newly dec. 1-bedrm. apt; cross
BRODTE a. COLBERT. INC, 1881
x st. NV. Ma. 6-SS7s.
ARL. N.-2 bedrms.; walking dis.
lance Arl. Hall and Hecht Co.; on
st, parking; SOS per mo-. incl
utils. See mgr. on premises. Ant. !.
go N. Thomas St. IA. s-9l59
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

sPnMG yAL VALLEY; rest
approx, 1925, din. I'm. l4x1s.
lih:. with 1repl. and edjeininG
bath: 4 bedrms.. 2 baths on End:
IN; srd,; rec. I'm; e.sar gar.
P PEiftf y 4o' tN OFFER rHAT ?;
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APIS. uAfuRAlsHED-D. O.
icoNIINufpi

SHERMAN CIRCLE rooms. kit.
bath bath s snsl, perch, re-; rrn.; ga
1901 4Ist ST. N.W.-Large 3-rocm
apt, unfurnishsd: all utilities.
Wo. 6-7935.
GEORGETN.-2-bedrm.. kit. bath,
so5, i 1918 s seth 03 81. De. S-ss5s
EFFICIENCY APT.-Inquire SUPER
intendent. 1-A. l44l Somerset
pl. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Bedroom,
liv. rm.. kitchen and dinette. tile
shower: In modern elevator bldg,
tastefully redecorated. Convenient
NV. section. Call manager, RE
18th PL. Sc, 1883 rms. dinette
kit. and bath: S69.5 Key at
2fO2 Que st. Sc. Apt. 202.
l3th 81; s.E. ss0o-2 rms. kit
l0as KANs, AVE. N.w.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit, bath, rear porch
refgr.; S51 so mo. wo. $4,000
DECATUR AND sra NV -bedrn
quiet. e ssni ioe.: ss5' Ia. s.sssi
UNFINISHED, rms: utils paid
1927 Chester st. sc. Call 10
81 9Th ST. Me- and 2 bedrm
ants; SIS and $40. See ianitor
EoI BROOK ST NE. 1885 q blks
N. 18th and HI: reduced to $50 &c
Mod dup. w/dfn alcoye, Ige re.
fgr, scr. pch. STEUART BROS.
Di. 7-2434 DI. 7-Soel
3343 C ST. S.E.-Lovely l-bedrm.
apt: in nice neighborhood; redec.,
1879 =. CAPITOL sT.-2 rms,
kit, bath; redec. $45
2I06 n ST. N.w.-s rms. kit;,
ala nth ST. NE rms. Kit,
$50 HARRISON & ADAMS
932 K NV. Ma. S-S30S
I
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CALVERT HOUSE, l4oI 10th nv
dents; selected menu; switch
NICELY FuRN.. air-cond. rm,
pvt, bath. IA, 2-14b5.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1898 10th nv
ladies and men; showers; sSesl
, oe ,Is.S-,x5zSz,,,s.,-.,I,,,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Fo0p IUsINEssEs-Res.aurapt

straight food; restaurant with light
wine, beer and food: restaurant
with light wine, liquor and food ].
You may purchase business, rent
equipped or lease with option To
buy later: Terms. Information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

LAUNDRY
EQUIPMENT

For sale; years old; complete -
Westinghouse machines. boiler.
water softner. extraetors, dryers,
etc. Must be sold at sacrifice,
going out Of business. IA. 5-2210.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-04

) Blks. from White House
We operate in the finest down.
house OF &c. rooms. with sparkling
new tile baths. Rooms are spacious
with large closets, beautifully fuTn
and Immediately kept. Delicious
meals are nicely served in our love-
" new dining. room. We cater to
transient OF perm aeeommsda.
lions Of superior quality At reason.
able rates,
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-17
HOME DEMONSTRATION
CLUB NEWS
Birch Creek

Birch Creek
Mrs Pat Wheeler was hostess
TO the Birch Creek Home Demon.
s,ration club on Wednesday.
Home Demonstration agent. Miss
Bonnie Olney. gave the lesson on
the top wooden patch. Officers of
this newly organized group are:
President. Mrs. Pat Wheeler:
Nice-President. Mrs. Robert
Bremner. Secretary Treasurer.
Mrs. Ray Davis: Reporter. Mrs.
Leroy Pepion.
Heart Butte
Ladies from the Heart Butte
area met on Thursday 10 discuss
regular meeting dates and win.
ter projects with Home Demon.
stration agent. Miss Bonnie OF.
ney. Officers were elected and
projec, leaders appointed for the
new year.
Browning
Members Of he Browning
Home Demonstration club met
a; the club house on Wednesday
with Tiff Mckay and Bonnie Oh.
ney TO decide on a definite pro.
gram for the Browning area
women. Indian beading and sew
ing classes were discussed al
length
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-17

There Will be clinics al the
hospital every day mex, week.
The Helena home was es,ab.
..shed IL 1900 and is the only
home for unmarried eXpectan,
mothers in Montana. and since
!. receives no state or Federal
appropriations. il relies on con,
tr!bu.!on> from individuals and
club organizations 10 a great eX.
cent
Dennis Spicer. administration
u::!rr:. branch o: credit. Billings.
Ma. II Browning this week on
business While here he confer.
red Win Agency Superintendent
Howard Johnson and the Tribal
C"ed!: committee whose members
include William Norman. Tom
Cobe.. and Archie 5: Goddard
="
POSTMASTER. Don Bel. arrived
H":ne from his three weeks vaca.
~" Sunday evening mos; o: /;
.al."g been spent IN Long Beach.
Ca..: wAc:e ne visited friends
ard relatives The las; week was
,pc:.: =: Billings where he visited
IL mother. Mrs Robert Melville
ard >!>:c-. Mrs Bruce Kline The
v:...rc ZIP VAS by plane.
Nlr, Mae Williamson received
Wn-T from her daughter Lorele!.
~.r = attending The Indian
., roo. az Pierre S D. that she
E, E:"a:.y impressed with the
moo. a:.d hat !: has very
apaO.e :acu!i! and an exception.
ally fine program She sends re.
gard, 20 her friends IN Browning
ana Would like 20 hear from
.:c".
My Elizabeth Bender Roe
Cloud - expected 10 arrive Fri.
day 10 I.sN N the Ed Colbert
zone Brnwn!ng!,es will remem.
be! nc- d, teacher al the Board.
ing School years ago. Although
SIC aa> become very prominent
u. >Oc.a. circles throughout Ore.
got and "as chosen as the State
Moi.c. .: 1880. she has never
forgotten he. experiences or her
tonne" pupils a. the boarding
,caDp! and has expressed her de.
-, - have hem call on her at
80 GObc:: home
"prk Dr he Church o! the
l..".c F!r"c: mas been resumed
~. nc change from inc!ement
"cathcr 70 S0.ca!!cd Indian sum.
neg For d time last week when
-" rr!!apN" y: The city water
'ank : S'anfpipc flooded the i'm.
'n"f.a.c area there was appre.
h"'S!rn les. excavation at the site
y! t"urc" construction would be
:!ppG"i and mus cause q setback
- ~" PROJECT The $1,000 gallons
y: "a'rr "h!ch poured from the
lag. Cpn'aINcr In less than IS
u!nu'"s however. flooded north.
"ard D. 10 spare the church
building ste.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-17
GIRL SCOUTING

We opened the meeting with
the pledge 0! allegiance. Girl
Scou, promise and the laws
Discussion OF dividing troop in
two patrols. the Halloween party.
cleaning the Friendship House
and beginning work on badges.
Games were played. treat
was served and the meeting ad.
journed.
Scribe. Marsare; Cobel!
October IS. 1857
Troop | Of the Girl Scout open.
ed their meeting with pledge Of
allegiance and scout pledge. We
had the election Of officers: Pres.
Mary ~. Vice.pres Anna d.
Sec. Marilyn G. Scribe. Marga.
ret C.. Recreation Leader. Rosa.
lie K. Treat. Donna ". Song
Leader Patricia II.
Balance Of the meeting was
spent in discussing getting new
members and dues and also q
Halloween party The meeting
was adjourned with a treat.
Scribe. Margaret Cobell
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray
OF Sidney have been here this
week.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-17
HOSPITAL Notes

HOSPITAL NOTES
lDischarged>
Leslie Leora Sharp
George Edwards
Julia DcvereauN
Howard Wells
Walter l.aTray
Merlin Hall
John Calf Tail Sr.
Wyonne Woolf and baby boy
Rose Roy and baby boy
Currently HoSpitalized)
Loretta Ahenakew and baby girl
Phoebe Masee and baby boy
Grace Kennedy and baby girl
Bonnie Spotted Eagle
Darrell Makes Cold Weather
Joyce Trombley
Monte Whltford
Roger Chief All Over
Beverly Bull Child
Alfred Red Head
Victor Atkinson
Carol Whltford
Wallace Grant
Jess Collins
Joe New Breast
William Hal!
acAr,hur Mickey Ta,Sry
Newton Racine Jr.
.IauN!.a Walters
Births
Baby Boy Masee
Baby Girl Ahenakew
Baby Girl Kennedy
Baby Boy Woo!f
Baby Boy Roy
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Local News Items

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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-17
70 WHOM IL MAY CONCERN

The following described Tribal land
Is hereby advertised to members Of the
Rlackfee' Tribe business and grazing
purposes.
Tract . Lot ! OF NE.l EW.a, Lot 5
Of \W.+ \W.A Sec. -. Twp 36S. REc
law 80 acres more or less
Sealed bids will BE- accepted BY the
Rlackfrrt Tribal Council, Riackfect Tri.
ba! office. up to October -. 1857.
The Warkfcct Tribal Council re.
serves the right to rrjcc, any and all
bids
INF Mckay. Secretary
Rlackfrct Tribal business Council
FIRST Publication Oct. II. 1857
Last Publication Oct. -, 1857
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-17

Never before have We had 80
little time in which to do 50
much.-Franklin y. Roosevelt.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-17

Lookin ahead may I've interest.
ing. but looking behind is often
more profitable.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-17

An cXasGeration is 4 truth that
has lost its temper.-Kahlil Glib.
ran
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-17

Laugh and world laughs with
you; weep. and you weep alone.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray
OF Sidney have been here this
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
HOPES TO HIT ESQ IN U. S.
Campbell Looks for Place
TORY for Speedbout Mark

launching facilities for his jet
powered racer. Bluebird, and a
place for his enthusiastic crew
of six British lads to rest their
heads.
3. Reasonable assurances of
a good course patrol.
The son Of the late, famed Sir
Malcolm Ca pbell promised
then to do his best to give the
chosen locality a place in speed
boating history.
MY father was the first man
to make $50 miles an hour on
land, and he did it in the United
States" Campbell recalled dur
ing an interview. Nov. would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
With BILL LEETcH

The warm days we've been
having brought forth a crop of
unglers to try their luck. The
ponds at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Ike Walton conservation
farm we're ringed with youngsters
seeking bluePills, none of whom
were having much success, The
same was true of pond fishing
most places last week end. Some
crappie were caught in Virginia
ponds. but few bass. The boys
who journeyed over to the East
ern Shore had excellent fishing
in some quarters. Harry Sellers,
Lou Caruso and Brick Watkins,
fishing the Transquaking at the
drawbridge. landed a fine mess
of crappie and white perch of
good size. They used minnows
for bait and f1shed from the
bank.
Sucker fishing in streams like
Seneca Greek and Rock Greek
was fairly good over the week
end. We know of no large fish
caught. but quite a few smaller
specimens were landed by ang-
lers using small worms on small
hooks. 1t is too early to be hoping
for much in the Potomac, al
though a lot of the boys are very
much perch and herring minded.
The herring are in the bay. of
course. but il. will be a couple
of weeks. probably, before they
put in an appearance here. If
you hear of anyone snagging
Shad nearby. rest assured they
are the variety known as winter
shad, and properly as gizzard
Shad. Some folks like to eat
them. but not your scribe. Last
year the perch did not show up
at Fletcher's until the last week
in March. due to cold water
brought about by a 5-inch snow
fall a short time before. The
herring showed up in the Patux-
ent at Queen AIMS Bridge a
week or so earlier, but were late
in making their appearance in
any numbers at Chain Bridge.
Some few pike have beer
caught in tidal waters the past
week or'two. but lately not much
has been doing in either South
or Severn rivers. A few yellow
perch are being caught on mild
days with minnow bait at Pig
Point on the Patuxent River, but
the fish are small. The water is
still too cold for them to start
their spring spawning run.
+ \
Wildlife will be featured dur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
Eagles Playing
.Iow!son Tonight.

American University plays a
Mason-Dixon Conference game
at Towson Teachers tonight
which the Eagles must win to
stand chance of competing in
next weeks conference tourna-
ment in Baltimore.
The virus bug recently hit the
AU squad and resulting absences
cost the Eagles four straight de-
feats in conference play. AU
now is 6-6 for the reason and
concludes its leagues schedule to-
night. TowSon is ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

like to make that same speed on
water and do it in your country.
too"
Campbell is quietly confident
that given the right conditions
On the right lake, he can average
a speed at which man has never
ridden before on water.
Does he have any particular
place in mind? No, it is wide
open. Thus far he has had some
suggestions from Texas and Gen.
trail New York State.
Campbell has two more big
projects in mind after his sue
cessful search for the ideal
American lake. One is pushing
his beloved Bluebird to 300
m.p.h., then travelling on land at
400 m.p.h. in a racer that is still
on the drawing board.
The date? Some time in 1859,
or an estimated $4,000 man
hours of design and research
from now. Like his father, Dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

ing March in Washington. The
National Wildlife Federation will
hold its 21st annual convention
March 1-3 at the Statler Hotel.
This is just prior to the annual
North American Wildlife Con-
ference to be held at the same
hotel March 4-6. The latter
conference is sponsored by the
IWildlife Management Institute
and is attended by hundreds of
Iwildlife technicians and officials
Iof Federal, State and provincial
governments as well as lay con-
IServation leaders. The National
Wildlife Federation is Americas
largest conservation organiza-
ton. Organized in 1886. it now
has more than 2 million members
among Sportsmen and conserva-
tionists. The theme of this years
conference is Conservation Is
Everyone's Business" All ses-
sions are open to the public
without charge.
Wildlife Week will be observed
March 1923. Walt Disney,
noted Hollywood friend of Wild
life and the creator of the fam
Gus True Life Adventure" films
will serve as national honorary
chairman. A Nationwide publi-
city and educational campaign
will be developed around the
theme Make a Place for Wild
life"
\ \
Wildlife homes are being given
special attention in the Goth
annual Wildlife Conservation
Stamps now being distributed by
the National Wildlife Federation.
There are SO of these stamps in
all, reproductions from water
color paintings by such leading
nature artists as Roger Torrey
Peterson. Maynard Reece. Bob
Hines and Roger Preuss. and are
well worth having. Collections
lof these and former issues of
these wildlife stamps may be
purchased from the National
Wildlife Federation, 232 Carroll
street NV, Washington IL,
ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
BY MALCOLM LAMBORNE

Wanted: One American lake
on which England's world rec
ord holder for boats cail make
a new assault on the water speed
mark.
For the benefit of chambers
Of commerce, this is what So
year-old Donald Campbell. re-
Gently arrived in this country,
is looking for in his campaign to
push his own speed mark past
225 miles an hour:
/. A body of water about six
miles long and from one-half to
a mile wide.
2. Natural or man made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
Boussuc's Phuris Dies

PARIS, Feb. 81 up. Marcel
Boussac's crack racer and stall
lion Pharis died yesterday. The
horse was 81 years old. Pharis
won the. only three races he ran
before World War II and four
Of his sons won the French Derby
--Ardan. Scratch, Auriban and
PhilillS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

aid believes in long grange,
thorough planning for anything
he goes into.
In fact, men who knew his IA
ther say he's Q chip of the old
engine block.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the ASSOCIATED rre.. !

NEWARK. N. J.-vince Marines.
daylisn. 1857. Cuba SIiioj. '4 A'1
MIAMI BEACH. Orlando Zu-
tilla. 1394. Houston, Tex. l10y.
HOUSTON. Tex.--Roy Harris. 1877,
Conroe. Tex. outpointed joey Rowan.
ls5, EAilsdslphia (l0D.
134h, San Francisco outpointed DaYy
0allard0. 13f u. Los Angeles (l0).