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and was brought to the United
States.
Mr.. Freuchen received many
decorations. including the Dam
ish Royal Order Of Merit with
two bars. He was the author
Of eight reference books on the
Arctic. His home was in New
York.
Mr.. Freuchen was married in
1911 to Navarana, an Eskimo
of North Greenland, and they
had two children. His wife died
in 1921, and in 1915 he married
Dagmar Muller.
In July last year Mr.. Freu-
chen became the fifth person
to win the top prize on the
CBS-TV quiz show, The $64,-
900 Question"
He got the $4,000 for an
swering a seven-part question
on identification Of pictures and
q map, some Of them dealing
with Polar subjects,
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Rites Set for rs. Walsh, 81
Attorney Killed in Crash

day night when his car hit q
tree at Payne and School
streets at the Fairfax town line
He lived at Arlington Towers
Born in New York. he at.
tended Williams College before
leaving in 1943 to join the
Army Chemical Corps. HI
served as a captain.
Mr.. Walsh returned to vii.
liams after the war. and re-
ceived his bachelors degree
He then got his law degree
from the University Of Michi-
gan, and was admitted to the
bar in Michigan and the Dis
trict.
He came to Washington
about eight years ago. and was
associated with the Cornelius
H. Dougherty law firm at 1910
Vermont avenue NV.
Mr.. Walsh was q member of
Courthouse Country Club. Beta
Theta ri Fraternity, and the
Washington alumni associa-
tons Of williams and the Uni
verSity Of Michigan.
He is survived by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Walsh, 4545
Connecticut avenue NV.
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Warden Teets. SO.
OF San Quentin

Harley o. Teets, so. warden
of San Quentin Prison for I'VE
years. died Sunday at the Cali
fornia prison. the Associated
Press reported.
Warden Teets was q former
special oficer of the Depart
ment Of Labor here. assigned
to protect Secretary Of Labor
Frances Perkins.
He died while reading at his
home on the prison reserva-
ton.
Teets was appointed warden
in 1851 after serving as asso-
ciate warden at the prison I'VE
years. From 1914 to 1916 he
was q captain at Folsom Prison
near Sacramento.
He came to California from
Ohio. after working eight years
at the Federal Reformatory at
Chillicothe. He was O native
Of Terra Alta. w. Va.
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Mrs. Burgess,
Resident Of Area
For 40 Years

Mrs. William r. Burgess. .
Washington area resident for
40 years. died Of / heart at
tack yesterday at her home.
1907 Alton place NV. She
was about 70.
Mrs. Burgess. the former
Amy Warneld. was q native
Of Glenwood. Md. She retired
a year ago after IL years as
an employe OF the Veterans
Administration. During World
War II. she worked for the
once Of Price Administration.
Her husband retired last year
after serving IS years on the
disability board Of the Veterans
Administration.
Mrs. Burgess was a member
Of Friendship Chapter, Order
Of the Eastern Star, and treas
urer Of Eldbrooke Methodist
Church. River road and Wis
consin avenue NV.
In addition to her husband,
she is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. George A. Scheele,
jr., of 628 North Oakland street,
Arlington. and Mrs. Helen b.
Bebermeyer of 1912 Fayette
road, Kensington. Md; q sister,
Miss Irene M. Warfield Of Bal
timore; two brothers, Edward
s. Warfield Of Baltimore and
Charles d. Warfeld. jr.. Of
Gainesville, Nd, and six grand
children.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Warner e.
Humphrey funeral home. S434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
Burial will be in Glenwood.
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PeterFreuchen, n, Dies,
Famed Polar Explorer

NEW YORK. Sept. 3 (R.-
Peter Freuchen, II. explorer
and author, who left here Sat-
urday with a group Of ex-
plorers en- route to the Polar
regions. died yesterday Of a
heart attack at Elmendorf Air
Force Base, Alaska.
Lowell Thomas Tv PRODUCE
tons here was advised that
Mr.. Freuchen. on arrival at
the base, refused to permit
anyone to carry his bags and
climbed the long stairway to
the Alaskan chateau at the
base.
He was dead when a Navy
doctor reached his side mo-
ments after he was stricken.
Native Of Denmark
Mr.. Freuchen, q native Of
Denmark. left here last Satur-
day with Donald Macmillan. a
member Of the Peary Polar Ex-
petition in 10000: Sir Hubert
wilkins, veteran Polar explorer;
Col. Bernt Balchen, who headed
the Arctic search for Amund-
sen and Ellsworth in 1925: Mr..
Thomas and Gilbert Ralston, an
executive producer.
The group planned to make a
color film for q television adj
venture series.
Mr.. Freuchen became a sailor
after leaving high school in his
native Denmark. He was a
member Of the Thule expedition
in 1924 and explored Green
land, the Arctic. Russia, Alaska
and parts Of the Antarctic.
Married TO Eskimo
He made q lecture tour Of the
United States in 1935-37, and
lived underground in Denmark
from 1910 to 1913. when he was
captured by the Germans. The
next year he escaped to Sweden
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LEVIN, ANNIE. There win be an IN.
Ey m on nfsR sunday q ss sSs Ser
esmsisr;s. cchrSsaatlon TtsimuS Torsh
section, 18th place Sc. "a Alabama
ave. Sc. Family and FRIENDS are in
= Snv sHSls sOI III. l %Cnu no1is VA
STEIN on Sunday, September 8
1857. ct ESQ pm, ct the 0eorgl
Waehington Cemetery, Tifereth Israel
section. Relatives and friends In
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Requiem mass will be said
at 0:15 am. tomorrow at the
Church Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament, Western avenue
and Quesada street NV. for
Thomas s. Walsh. "a, an at
torney. Burial win be in Me-
chanicville, N. Y.
Mr.. Walsh was killed satur-
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DEATHS
In Mrntnrtant
.A s.nsusee@sni q

BATTLE. CARRIE X. A tribute Of
love and devotion. IN memory Of our
BATTLE who entered into eternal
rest September 3, 1912.
Even after these long years
There loneliness IN our hearts
Loneliness for our loved one.
Whom God has taken from us.
Beyond the sunset you have gone
To rest a little while.
Leavins memories Of loving deeds
pEHSrEb h' I sTsTER aNp 0ur N iEs
KATIE AND MILDRED.
COLLIN0sWORTH. adobe AND ROB-
ERT. In sad but Toying memory Of
coLLINosWQRTH. who left US Sep
tsS.E q nd H ass'T o RoPE ~
February IL. i9ss. thirty years ago.
More precious than silver or sold:
A picture Of our dear ones,
Whose memories will never grow
''u FLORENCE AND EARL.
GREEN, 1T. THOMAS n. AND MARY
M. In sad but loving memory OF my
dear father. LIT THOMAS H. GREEN.
who passed away nineteen years aeo
today September B.. 1898, In sad
sI' AR I NJ GRS 81 nv S asor p %Sss
away. fourteen years ago. eeptem-
Der o, 1913.
Anniversary mass for the repose Of
their soul At 81. Thomas More.
nAuoo iFft Oui AND Do s sSS:iii:p
HARDY. VIVIAN POINDEXTER. In
SAD but loving memory Of our dear
mother and daughter. VIVIAN POM
years ago today, September 3, 1916.
years ago today. September 3. lg40.
Across the lonely years;
A hover we tend so carefully
And water With our tears.
son T TH1sAsR o " HHRPY bS 5FE ASp
me ina rsmsmbTSI n Of ny dean ano hS Us-
band, GOLDEN MARIE, who de-
parted this life two years ago to-
day, September 3, 1888
/ watched you suffer day BY day.
II caused me. bitter grief
To see you slowly pine away
And could not give you relief.
Your weary hours and days OF pain
With troubled nights are past,
And IN any aching heart l know
,,, Yoy have , found sgset rest a. last.
MARIE, GOLDEN. IN loving remem.
brance OF our godfather, GOLDEN
MARIE, who departed this life two
years aeo today, September 3, 1865.
The wonderful things YOU did for us
Lives In our hearts each day
And keeps you near and dear 10 Us.
Though you have gone away.
DEVOTED oODCHiLDREN, OAR
LENE AND MICHAEL MELoY.
OLIVERI,, ANTONIO. In loving meme
O., q my dear father, ANTONIO
QLIvEhL who passed away ioyr-
IN my heart there n . picture
More precious TO me than silver or
irs picture Of my dear father,
Whose memory viii never grow old
Sometimes l have 70 stop and ask
myself
II he IL really gone,
And ask the dear Lord 70 look after
And elys ne strength % carry en-.
YOUR bEVoIED son. sEBkBTfAN.s
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With Regard to o
Gard Of Thanks

Ven often . cord d thanks IL
The Stoi msets . need which con
hardly Be solved In oay other wuy.
Not only e 4 . ssaeions expression
Of gratitude toNthose who how sent
,slosul tributes but also eouFteousIy
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the many 70 whom o per.
scnal note o. ihanks eonnoi veil b
mailed o. whose numes and I'D.
dresses ore not known insertion o.
. card Of lhanks m0y Be arranged
By telephone 10 The StaL ST
$4,000
The evening and Sunday Slor
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S ssms.r D2 g isS p 81 MDSn & l ssf
Esther /. Sehe. brother Of sarah K.
Hen, Ruth Rayhurn, Mary. MeNelce.
cn1 rraIei, wssI Alirsd isls ana f STisn
5. Behe. Funeral from the Sim
HOPE I'd. s.e:,. on Thureday, Septem-
hsr 3: st 10 an; thence TO ~;
mass viii Be offered At 1880 am.
ment cedar hi Cemetery.
BENNETT. CHARLES r.. IN. On Thurs
HospitaL CHARLES r. BENNETT. JR.,
Of 1909 Kansas Hall, Fort Myer, Va,
esloysa son src q seESt hilc snd Mrs;
Bennett. grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Abe Knotts, Davis. W. Va, and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Bennett Of Macon, Ca.
kE,en nS may sall e Che Robert y.
Services will be held al $3.50 pm
Tuesday, September 3, 1857. in South
Post CHAPEL Fort Myer,. We. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
BERBIc. JOHN J. suddenly. on Nom
DAY. september 2, 1897. at Prince
S 81 Ecx,. Hospital, John I HERHI0
Dorothy "a BsrbIg and father Of
mrs, Elizabeth p. Trott, Mrs. Frances
james 5. and EussneS Nv W. Bsrbis. he He
ssS. srs sSssSSs ~ Rs sEHsR:s ana snS
friends may cal at the Gasch Fu-
neral Home, 1883 Baltimore ave.
Ayattsville. Nd, on. Tuesday. Sep
On THURSDAY. september sssasis -. !, = Z. n1 Ia
am. lnterment Methodist Church
Cemetery. Waldorf. Nd.
B0WENs. WILLIAM O. ON Thursdav.
August 20. 1857. In Richmond. va,
WILLIAM g, BOWENs Of 643 Aeker
sl. ne, beloved husband Of Alma
" Bewefs. son. Of Edward p. BoWens
Mrs. Neil HUDSON ana Z q p bo VEINS.
As also is survived BY host Of
2ther relatives and friends. The
late Mt; Bowens may be Viewed al
sne stew ss,., Funeral Home: SO II
TENDER g., where services vim Sc
a .., 2 an; intermeht Ariinston Ma
BROWN. BESSIE Z. ON saturday
Auglst 81, 1857 at her residence.
Mariboro Nd, BESSIE =. BROWN,
mother Of Miss Elizabeth p HroWn.
Mesdames Alice ~. Burgess, Sadie
Swami. Lucille Hicks and Chrisfine
Johnson. and Joseph H. and Samuel
=. Brown, Also surviving are eleven
grandchildren, ten gFeat-Rrandchil-
oren, q s1ster-in-law, Mrs. DiRRs. 4
cousin. Mrs. Madison Hail, and other
relatives and many friends. After IL
noon Tuesday, September 8, friends
are invited 70 call ct her late resi-
Qenee. Services on Wednesday, Sep
temDer 4, ct ! pm. at st. Mary's
Methodist Church. Interment church
cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure.
BURGESS, Amy W. On Monday SAN
TENDER z. 1857 az her home, ;ss07
vile of William r. Burgess, mother
q Mrs. George A. Scheele. r.. and
mrs Helen B: Bebermeyer: sister
Of Miss Irene IA Waraeld Of Baiti-
more. Nd. Edward s. Warieid Of
Baltimore Nd, and Charles d, War
neld. IT., Of Catonsville, Nd. There
are also SIX grandchildren. Mrs.
burgess rests ct the Warner Z. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
sve., Silver Spring. Nd, where sefv.
ices VIII be held on "wednesday. 6ep-
TENDER 4. at 2 pm. (parking facili-
tlesl. lnterment Oak Grove Gene
terry olenwood, Nd, ct 3:l5 pm. 3
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JACOBS, LILLIAN MAY. On Monday,
September 1909. ct the Arllngton
NAY JACOBS, formerly. Of Boston,
eHobSieS Hsi~icR o. ArIInSton M and 1 Ls
Roy w. Jacobs, Boston. Mass: sister
Of Mrs. Henrietta Linduuist and Mrs,
Grace Macauley, Revere. Mass, and
Chester Wilson, Prince Albert. Gam
ada; grandmother Of Mrs. Berry, Man
c vs vsn asc v srv Two sns.
call Ct the Arlington Funeral Home.
1901. North Fairfax dr.. where services
will be held on Wednesday. oeptem-
Der 4, ct 8 pm. Interment Boston,
JERvv1ElY, COL. WILLIAM w., o. 9
ARMY tretlredD. suddenly. on sun.
day, September 1, 1897, at his resi-.
% shSs w. ERReE7s. bs Sis;; f RI,s:
RMs s. q aa PHYLLIS ysrysy and father q
neral ho mas s sis e. ne Elnela ao r;
70 pm. Tuesday. September g.
qrAveside services ard inferment Ar.
iinston National cemetery on Wednes-
JONES. MARY T0iMSiMsiE. on sunday
September. I, 1857, MARY TOMMiE
Jones Of 2302 Georgia ave. NV,
vile q the late oeorge W. Jones
Willie Johnson. Annie Phelps and
George and Hardy Jones, erandmoth.
er. OF Wanda Thomas and Roscos
johnson. T.: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
MGSsos yD. n; ~ loving sister 81
%otSs- y 1 paIvI. aV w. iSiH''s g
Clarksdale, Miss. After IL moor
Thursday. seg.smber s, friends ar
INVITED to can at seI2 Blaine 90
a. 4 serves On Friday; September
mortal Mekod,t c Ens Si? sasi i ss,
, IsSy Arrsnssnsnss 81 -I MscSirs Ss 3
Snsn.s %. E iSs4 ERA q 5 TtpkIEys
wife 81 Bsnlsgiln 4. s 1iHll ee sisss1
OF John Mcintosh Of savannsh,
Ga: Mrs Mabel d. Wrisht' and Mrs.
Jennie ., eImms. Many other Tela.
p ln0 l rsssdas also s s5Eivs Ate
t friends NAY esl 4. her ists resi-.
ne Liberty Baptist Church, 23rc
q: IRs Rev wiimOaree d E's CATER sss nv. "
mortal cemetsrs. Lincoln se'
JuDKNs. Eta M. oencer, an.
b "A members Of Miriam Char.
;; O; a: !: !; ] =
1857, from the Liberty Bap.
tist Church. 25rd st.. between I
ba4SSfi bbT q. I cn SaASEoR ". VI N.
n 81 DIfLARD. Sew
nHS oncsS. ssDs:m6 SIc 4 Iss prSSs'
9eoEgeeIs, os sSg,E1 z, Hospital NIcHoLAi
West Hyattsvllls, Nd, beloved huS-
band Of peegy koutsoukos, fatheI
Of Chris N and George N. Kout.
$oukos, Mrs. Sophie Caxacog. Mrs
Helen Boinis, Mrs. Mary oianaris
Mrs. Virginia Mulcare and Mrs. The
one Bambacus. and Mrs. 0eorgiI
Sonstantinides, cousin OF Nicholas X
kaTnctes. Friends may call at tn
Zee Funeral Home, 4th st. ant
Mass. ave. me- until Thursday. Sep
s ssmbe 7. B. a. lip Pm Serves
Orthodox Church. 36th 81. and Mas
sachusetta ave. NV, ct 2 pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Z
kOUTSOUkOs, NICHOLAS @. Al
- members OF WaahingtOi
~ Chapter. No. 81, Of III
M,,II< order OF Ahepa. are re-
IeNNHUlIL/ queated 70 be present 9
NIWE<<Z the Lee Funeral Home
4th 81. and Maea ave
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AMY w. Omeers and
N en- bers Of FriendshiF
Chapter, No. ~. o. Z. 81
are hereby notified OF the
death Of Sister AMY W
BURGESS on Sunday, Sep.
TENDER /, 1851. Friends
may call ct the warner 3
Funeral s1l, Home. st34'oeor-
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members OF WaahingtOn
GGn nsIa EQ; 81. o. ths
Oroer OF Ahepa, are re-
queated 70 be present II
the Lee Funeral Home,
9Th 81. and Mass. ave,
n;s3 on Wednnresday, SEP;
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ADAMS, THOMAS w. on Saturday
AosDit,l: THOMAS ": ADAMS, ds-
cssS husband q hli,sos snd A aIHs.;
DALEY. he also leaves to mourn
their loss, one sister. Mrs. Dorothy
Martin: one brother, Robert Adams.
and q host Of other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting ct the
Ssohn y Rhines CO; Funeral Home.
call after 4 pm. Tuesday, Septem-
eFa 8 S Wsor wnsrs ; ssyts%0. WI 3;
aeissins the A iSisr M1I1sn Mod siSwa
AMsTERDAM. HARRY. OF s6S6 18th
father Of Mrs. Lorraine tathSop
Remains at Chambers Funeral Home,
400 Chaplin 81. NV. until THURSDAY,
September 3, 81 $50 pm. Services
q the An-Souls' Unitarian Church.
pm. mterment Arlington national
Cemetery.
ASHLEY, GEORGE EARLE. On satur-
day, August 81. 1887, ct Arlington
Hospital GEORGE EARLE ASHLEY
Va. beloved husband Of Rebeccss = B. 5.
Ashley, father Of Mrs. Mary L. BaTa.
Mrs. Morgan B. Cover ana Mrs. s.
Edwin p. Barbour Of JohnstoWn, Pa;
Mrs. David ]. Harris, ArlinGton, Va. .
Mrs. GeorGe r. 6outhWood and VIII
liam o. Ashley Of Akron, Ohio.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
Va. where funeral services viii be
held on Wednesday, September 4 at
1880 pm. Interment Ariington Ma
tional Cemetery. Johnstown papers
please copy. 8
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HART. COL. HENRY GALE vIsKrAR

On THURSDAY. August 20. 1887. IN
SsE EsSf fsk4Rs EA & Cpl 1ss H znHsi.
Roberta MsnGiieid Hart and brother
Of q Robert " Nh. Hart, .; Friends msy
North Washington st., Falls Cliurah,
Va, on Tuesday, September 3, from
$3.50 pm, to Q;30 pm. Funeral serv-
tees from Fort Myer Chapel on
wednesday, September 4, &C II am.
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ASHLEY, GkOR0E 3. A special com
n munication Of Arlington
IN Centennial Lodge, No. 81
I'm A. p, and A, NJ, Is HEREBY
MNN called for Wednesday, Sep
~~ TENDER 4, 1857. AZ ~ noon
NNyN ct the Columbia Lodge Hall
NJ Arlington, Va, to condue
Masonic chapel services for our latt
brother, GEORGE +. ASHLEY. Sery.
ices viii Be held ct the Ives Funera
Home. 2e47 Wilson blvd. Arlington
Va, at 1890 pm.
CURTIS EDWARDS. Master.
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BAIEs, CHARLEg c. Suddenly, on
ssptem1er l. 1851; at The. Washington
g, BATES Of SIS Silver Spring ave :,
Silyer Spring. Nd. beloved husband
o. Minerva Dushane Bates and father
OF Charles c. Bates. Jr. There are
also two grandchildren. Mr.. Bates
tsSs A. me Warner z. Humphrey
silver Spring, Nd, where service
VIII be held on Wednesday, septem-
per ~ 10 am. parking factlitiesJ
Interment private,
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DAY septsm6cf !, 1857. BfAN CHI
tie late william Il. H h.Snso mother s 81 81
Elmer H.. William 4, and Leroy =.
Harris and Gladys May Hayes. She
also e survived By tventy-three
children. Friends RAY call az the
Robert A Mattingiy Funeral Home.
In llih St. Sc. where sArvIees
Der 4, 81 ESQ pm. Relatives and
tLlsnes Invited. mterment Cedar
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EMMA fMsAcH 1 kitty, bAN tigHS5 4
Of hernaon. Va, formerly Of AW Wasbs
,nstpn, 2. G. beloved wife Of Ara
M Daniels, beloved mother Of Marx
Bertha Imbach Miles Ind aunt ~
danklin Miles. both Of Martins
purs. W. We. Friends may can A.
5ne 3. a. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
Tyv5 d4tn q. NV. after 8 pm.
clltleSl Services at the above fii-
neral nome on Wednesday, September
=. az pm. Entombment oien-
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sust 81. 1857. john r. c .II1E: Ao oi
beloved husband Of ssr SasSP 3 cua Ne
and father of John r. Cusick. II.
brother Of James A. and William A.
Snslck. Mrs. sam Milburn, Mrs.
Inns. Friends may call At Nsilevi.
Funeral 9ome. 5000 Rhode Island
ave; 81 Eastern ave. ne. Puneral
"wednesday. September 4 at S:31
an. thence 70 81. james Catholic
Cnurcn where mass will be offered
81 am. for the repose Of his so,si
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
u1ent Fort Lincoln Cemetery
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13

himself in tumultuous manner on a public highway on June 8.
 Bill William Nelson was fined $100 and received a tour-montn suspended sentence when he ap- peared in court on June 6 on 8 territorial police complaint that he purchased and procured intox- icating liquors for the purpose of giving or serving same to per sons under age of 21.
 Edwin Graham Church was fined $50 and received 30-day suspended sentence June when found guilty of a territorial police charge of influencing a person under 21 years of age to indulge in the use of and partaking of in- toxicating liquor.
 The latter two complaints were brought on May IS.
 Robert J. Friddle of Mt. View was found guilty of territorial police charge of driving under the influence of intoxicating li- quor, thereby resulting in an ac. cident on June g. He was fined $200 and his drivers license re- voked for nine months.
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13
COURT NEWS

%%@r$s~%@s @A@sA@~gM
 U. s. Commissioner Court
 On May 29 Ernest H. Robinson of Anchorage was fined $20 on a complaint of driving in excess of the legal speed limit, on May 26. The complaint was brought by the Palmer city police depart ment.
 Eugene F. Miller of Anchorage on June 3, was fined $500, of which $200 was suspended; re- ceived 3-month suspended sen tence, and lost his drivers license for 50 days when found guilty of a territorial police charge of driv- ing while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. On the same date he was found guilty of an- other citation of driving a motor vehicle with foreign plates and without valid drivers license while claiming Alaska residence. He was fined $25 on this charge Bureau of Public Roads.
 Romeo Nanooruk received a 30- day suspended sentence on June 4 when found guilty of a territor- ial police charge of conducting
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13
PARENTS ANNOUNCE DAUGHTERS BETROTHAE

MT. and Mrs. Paul James of Sutton have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Judy Lou, to Lane Grant Rice, son of Mrs. Betty M Rice of Palmer. No date has been set for the we'd ding. The engaged couple are Palmer high school graduates, both of the class of 1856. Miss James is employed in the office of Hazel Byham, accountant and her fiance is employed by the Bueau of Public Roads.
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13
loyer-Case NupiiaIs Held on May 3I

In a candlelight ceremony per- formed in the United Protestan, Church on May 31 Carole E. Case of Palmer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Guy E. Case of Traverse City, Michigan, became the bride of Victor E. Loyer son ot MT. and Mrs. Joseph Loyer of Palmer. The double ring service was performed by the Rev. Ber- tran Rutan. Lois Weldon, soloist, sang Because" and Bless This House.. She was accompanied by Mrs. Max Sherrod, organist.
 The bride was given in mar riage by William Casler, who witt Mrs. Casler, both of Palmer, represented the brides parents at the ceremony.
 The bride wore waltz length gown of pastel blue taffeta, lace and net. The bouffant skirt was of taffeta, with an overskirt of fine net. The bodice was fash. toned of lace over taffeta, with which the bride wore a matching lace duster. Her fingertip length illusion veil was held in place by crown decorated with seed pearls and tiny rhinestones. She carried cascade bouquet of Els ther Read white daisies,
 Dorothy Loyer, sister of the bridegroom, was maid-of-honor and wore waltz length dress of pastel pink nylon tulle. Styled with very full skirt, the dress bodice had wide shoulder straps. She wore a circlette of nylon mesh from which a short veil ex- tended to her shoulders. Her bou- quet was of Margurite daisies, ar ranged in a colonial style.
 Deana Benson, neice of the bridegroom was flower girl. She wore a yellow dress of nylon with full skirt and embossed white flowers. She carried white basket of white and yellow daisies.
 The birdegroom's best man was Kenneth Loyer, his brother. Usherettes were Rita and Janice Loyer, sisters of the bridegroom For her sons wedding Mrs. Loyer chose navy blue dress with which she wore white acces- sories and a corsage of Esther Read daisies.
 Following the wedding cere- mony reception was held at Elks hall where Mrs. Richard Geiwitz presided at the guest book.
 The bride, a teacher in the Palmer school system, is grad
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13
KEW BABIES
CklaWs nice

MT. and Mrs. Norbert Chawan- ice of Palmer are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of their fourth child, a son whom they have named Mark Thomas. He weighed seven pounds, eight ounces when born at Valley Pres byterian Hospital June 5. Mater nal grand parents are MT. and Mrs. Gust Shreibl of Palmer. MT. Chawaniec is employed by Miller Bros. Company of Anchorage.
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13
RAINBOW GIRLS TO HONOR M.ASONS

Palmer Raiqbow Girls will ob- serve Mason night on May 24 and all Masons are invited to attend the meeting which will be held at Carpenters hall at 8 pm. The meeting has been planned es- pecially for the Masons and a special program will be presented.
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13

uate of the Traverse City high school and of Western Michigan College.
 The bridegroom, employed by the Chris Berg Construction Company, graduated from Pal mer high school in 1851 and ser we'd with the U. s. Army from 1953-1955.
 The Loyer family came to the valley in 1885 from Harrisville Michigan, with the original Ma tanuska Valley colonists.