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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-05-07


them surprisingly anxious tc
learn all they could about the
Croatian Fraternal Tn i o r
during the three classes which
marked the historic two-day
gathering in the Midwest,
On the other hand, the
voluntary Scholarship Fund
Campaign got under way
with a Proclamation publish.
ed on these pages April 21
1858, and several contribu.
tons have since arrived at
the Home Office in response
to this nationwide drive.
Scholarship History
So much came to transpire
during the Training School
in Chicago that a separate
article must be devoted to
the overall results of that
great undertaking.
However, since the "Vol.
untary Scholarship Fun q
Campaign" was among the
subjects discussed there -
and received with much Ell.
thusiasm - we would dwell
more on the matter at this
time in order that those in,
terested may judge the drive
accordingly.
As most of our members
know, the Croatian Frater-
nal Union has made avail
able annually the past two
years the sum of $4,000 to
be divided equally among
the 20 most deserving
member-students applying
for scholarship aid.
In other words, each Of th'
chosen 20 received grants O
$4,000.
Thus, in two years, the So
ciety has appropriated from
its rather conservativ
lSport s-Educational F IN
the amount of $4,000 to al
no more than 40 students,
far cry from the number trl
l ly deserving Of support alon
the line.
Why Voluntary Drive:
1t was felt more than
year ago that the sale o
Home Office Christmas Card.
would be Of benefit to oul
Scholarship Fund, i.e., tha'
the proceeds therefrom woulc
make available a greater
number Of grants in the flu
ture.
This was not to be and
the Supreme Board in
March decided to abandon
the Gard Program and un-
dertake a "Voluntary Scho-
larship Fund Campaign
in tho hope that Lodges,
members and the many in
fluential members of the
Society will rise to this call
for a greater educational
helping hand in the future.
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MOONS, NoUsEkEEPINa

ESSYA r I'M Nm sss 'I EIicSsSst. sl s:s:
eony tssnsn. Ii 3-sOsS ''
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SEAD bern ,vRI. sts;lll, * X
n-asls0 ailfr. a
18th 81. NV 192s-KAe; and y
bedrm. apts,i $50 30 % N7e no. /;
Ar. lpi pIsMle Ay Ssd4I. co.
1870 FULLER sT. N.W.--EInhessI
Tovefs: I'm. with Pullman III I
ana 1rsssink I'm. ss Ross
WailinR, Ap, l-424a.
RKEloIkNcH AND 1-DkDhM. APT.
nv aH,s.s sssti1 n e., ndptI Aai
bHAeoN Arts, 1901 Calvert NV
rS.. H.. Si Sss'S sifs.l X IA s ssss slS
EFfIc,, ierse. In mod, sisv. BLDG.
SIX "a s1 lasi g Al a Ssils CA IA
1918 t7lh AT, Mg.-ysIy llTFI
NSWkys kRbEcokATEb: sIev
pldg.; only SAG 30: also z rWs.
Kit bath with din. foyer; So2.b0
~ inspect, sec resident MANAGE
511e End 81. NV. APT. ELiy
, ,.,;, Siests s:,:A sssE3S ssth' Eli Eis
p9a sslEgELtY = SON INC Ma
IT1e JACKSON ST. MI, Art, S.
bedrm,. ser. peh. TBMrLE REALTY
90, ll0S II 81. NV. nx, $4,000
1918 1NDEPENDENcE AvE, 81
T psH mo- ai'I W. shs BE Hats' ''o's'' -
1919 COLUMBIA nd. NV. es7.Sl
Enc. apt fun ia. tile bath an,
shower, walk-ln closet; eony, 4
PAIL HANNAH, 7s2 17th ct. NV
lifiT b. CAPITOL ST rms. kit
and bsEh. Fedee. Key at Apt. i0l
Il. i aas S 81 S Z. issssr 81 s7 81
HARMON q ADAMS -
a32 K 81, NV. Ma. e.ee0i
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ROOMS FuRNISHED-N.E.

uUUMS rOnNtSnEU-m'E'
SLEEPING ROOM with breakfast
$40 per Wk., clean, comfortable
gentleman. NO. 7-5S0S.
COL0RED-RM., nicely dec; conv
transp., Is min. downtown Wash
RA. 3-S216.
C0LORED-SfNGLE FRONT Nm.
nicely furn., eony. transp,: homI
priviiE. Ii. 4-5307 after 6 pm.
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ROOMS. AIRS. 10 SHARE

IATTRAC .-BEDRM. APT. NV;
gfri college, grad, win share with
another girh 1929. Do. 1-79o7,
CAREER GIRL. viii share large
well turn. bedrm, apt, with an:
other girl rs 70 50. TU. z-se3u
eyes, .-----A-.------------
RACH. APT, yng.. man to shaT'
Fetsr.:: $SS mo. ia. 7-os1s,
DUPONT CIRCLE VICfN1TY-diTl
IS to 81. wanted to share with
another girl mod. furp. etneieney
apt; air cond. AID. 2-13s5.
NV, SECTION---l -bedTm. apt, sir
TO share with another girl, % to
IS; TV, eleY. BLDG, cleo. wash
mach. and drier. Call IA. a.0754
GTRb TO SHARE 1-bedrm. apt
with one other eiRl; mr.. Arlingter
Towers. ia. s-3S2a.
WOMAN TO SHARE lst-noof apt
with another woman. on Arl. blVe
cd. bus seIv. IA, 4-236S Ek. ends
18Th ST. NV, mr.. walter Reed
Empi, widow win share beautiful,
furn. air-eond. apt. with empl
lady; use entire apt; privacy; bul
on cor; refs, exeh. IA. 6-Z00g
sT23 CONN. AVE, Apt. went
yOuns ladies 70 share apt. with
other ladies.
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1877 70 FIII q OF n siW'. p.
entir. ard a.; $50. mel. utiis..
RE, 7-07aa days; NO. 7.063e ewes,
Access SeS.4. no nSCE s. CREE .aIv F4 sI..;
appear in person. 1889 Irving st.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR aeNI

NlSpeIAAHEuuS run hkHt
CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators,
aod eutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL q EQu1P. CO, ~. b.6O40.
Polishers, Sanders, Vacs
Low RATES. DAY, WEEK. NO.
Modern Floors
2451 lsth 81. NV, AID. 4-767e
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1919 COLUMBIA m. NV. ee7 $50
Enc. apt |, fun IA. tile bath and
shower, waik-in closet; conY, n
tfansp, see janItor or call NJ
PAIL HANNAH Ss2 l7th q. n'W.
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H0UeEn0LD Of misc. and aAtlaps
furniture: Npat be sold y Tues
Ssf9' e wSoas.lt .sH s ssd anf iss aSs !
bradley blvd. hsthssdal. Oh
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FARM AHD aARpEN
lcoNrlNufDl

NbNtlF$ertl
. BEkmtVEs, coihplsie With sees,
honfy and SUPER, 30 eAcn. AZ
pOuLfRY ANH IeeS
RABE CHICKS, peult., ICED md n,
sfpRk. els X a. NV. ME-
n. Il. KKD CHICKS. q VIA. 90:
Ess s "a. AASSo'.' az Sp,l53t sxw'
cAFfLI ANn tWEstock
H0hsks - eautl ful 7-Yt,r 6ld palo.
Wlpo .1eldinsl Ken WsnE7eted bgt
FOXY, x ie@alg,s g.'Pf s,,,! ga "a. q
lppd ~ nhildrfn HsEraQn a-J.l L
Z FILLY pony colts, $3.50 apiece;
ssl so ! mare penS' can 70
BKAuTTpL 5-gnited bay Enarsi
y yrs. rs hands, well scnoo!ed
E MUM RaI in{ RsIESse's a. q Ssnlla'
CHEsTNuT MARE; American
saddle and bride; reas. Nv. 4-lb46
2 CEILINGS - HavinG sold eni
ia, over is hands: a Treeh hunt
sE..lsSu Pr sss e e,,,sg sDa s.n sas
Rsaas u huat this fan. Best offeF
PL, $4,000.
DIHCONTINUING DAIRY FARM.
INC, will sell livestock and equip.
mert. 20 milk cows mostly MOL.
old; 200-eai. mink tank, ] veal
old milkoEa and dairy equipment
Also farm available for rent. IA
7-7O6P, WA, 5-ll75.
OxON HILL MANOR RIDING
CLUB, 020h oxon Hill I'd. oxon
MI. Nd .v--Horses rented. boarded
bought and sold Beaut. trails 4
fide. 10. 7-9s02.
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FARM AND GARDEN

RICH TOPSoIL, dry sludge. Al
moved. ioes cut. RE, 5-4SgB.
RICH ToPS0II, dry sludse, M
dirt, blue stone grsyei. trees re-
RICH TOfsoHs dry sludEe, dil
dirt. blue stone gravel; trees re-
moved. logS cut. RE. 5-43a6.
Al VIRGINIA TOPsoILI Shredded
or platn. or. 3-3fS6
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APIS. FURNISHED 0. C.

ST. NV, IS47-2 Ice.
rms. kit, bath; very clean; 2
adplts: S100 incl. utis. TU. 8
1929.
BOILING APB AREA, 1914 Saw
annah pl. Sc. - 1-bedTm. furn.
apt: eompl. redec., private entr
Sl00. Immed. oceup. NEWCOMB-
JONES REALTY, INC. 10. 2.70b5.
C ST. NE, 126, mr.. capitel-1
ress. IA z-5fis.
CALVERT ST. NV. 1855, near
Shoreham Hotel-Eme. or l.oeo.
rm apt: eiev. bldg. Resident mgr
CAPITOL HILL; SOME FREE RENT
White marble bldg: / rn., tit.
private bath. s07 A ST, ne. 90
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS N.W.--A very
nicely furnished liv, rm., bedrm.,
kit. and bath; also in Engnsh
bsmt,. hedTm.. nice kit, parkine
space: Sill week. Do. 1-9256.
COLUMBIA nd I0th; AIR COND.
Unusual attFac. mod 2 FMS, kit,
bath: accom-. l or 2. DE. 2-66O6.
COLUMBIA RID. AND 18th ST. NV.
rns'. Sinstse.kit'. bath, sie'v. apt;
siii5-siSs mo. CO. $3.50.
CONGRESS HTS. Sc, mr.. Boiling
Field-Duplex, 3 rms. bath and
porch; SS7 mo. 517 Falkland
pl. s,s.. 10. 2-519l.
CONN. AVE, sH0REHAM AREA
Attrae., redee., 9 rms, hit, bath,
eompl. fuFn.; S120. VIII. 6.2036.
conn, we, gO09 wyoming ave.
n.W.--AVail Sept. ] Spacious J.
bedrm., SI17.50 incl. utils. Res.
Mgr, AID. 4-29s3.
CONN, AVE@Efie., 1 and 2 bed
eonv. to everything. Wo. e-6see.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1871 n. H.
ave. n.w.-Lsrge living room. bed
room. Kitchen. bath. ST. 3-9642.
GEORGETOWN, 1914 26th ST.
or 2 adults, utils. incl. $40 mo
OIL. s-7I2S, pu. 7-0al2.
GRORGETOWN--Lovely new, pine
saO7 DumbaTtonS no. 2-7522.
HAMILTON NV, 1885 K-2 and 4
expr. buses; 4 rms, kit, bath;
adults. occu. Sep. Is. RA. e-4693.
HAMPTON COURTS APTs. 2o13
New Hamp; ave. n.w.-IWireds, ,i I9r
NJ conn newly "s dee es pastel soiors.
ali Itils incl: $685. per mo-;
eIev. bldg. Res, mgr. NO. 7-l2ae.
HARVARD ST. NV on I4th-I9th
Entire hr, lge. rm ass;h skdkk'
Adults. RA. e-6321. Tu. 2-ls2s.
HARVARD ST., on 14th-1eth-co-
mmbia rd.-lst Or "a ~, Nv. IN
bedTm., Kit. din, bath. washer. dri-
er, utils. SsB. Adults. RIA. 6.632l /.
KENNEDY ST, NV, 607--Mcdern.,
liv. rm., bedrm... sanrm., kit-, =
closets; parking lot. cow; every
thine: Sl12.b0 Incl utils. ~
2-aI35.
KENNEDY ST. VIC.-2 rms, kit.
and pvt. bath: white. Do. 7-e696.
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL, 1913
18th st. n.w.-Efac. bodily IN .
kit., b.: day or vk. Ma. s-9010-
MONTAGUE ST., on upper 18TH.
pvt. mr., br. kit. -dinette, bath.
utils, SIS; men pref. RA. 6-g33S.
N,W.-Beaut, newly dec; I bedrT :,
ENnN iNNs n. ~
PARK RID. NV, I32S-33--1-rm.
kitchenette; semi-pvt. bath, tree
parking. INQUIRE Apt. 2. l3sS
PARK I'd. or call eve. no. 2-54bo.
oUACKENBOs ST. NV. o03-Nev
furn.: = rms, pvt. bath, WORKING
epie. SIS. IA. 3-5s46, 10. A-079l.
SENATE coURRs, 100 c st. ne
I-bedrm apt, beaut. turn. air
iona attractive elevator bldg.
Phone mgr Ii, s-44es.
SHERIDAN PARK AREA---Attr. :
rms. kit, bath. peh.; uttls-: 70.
1883 9Th st. nv, Du, 7-9lod.
SOUTHEAST, or, Penna. aHd MIN.
aves .-Reautifully fuFn. , rooms
ard bath IN apt blde.; So
II. 4-l700, ia. a=3753.
WOODNER ARIA, 1893 ogaen at
H-w.-comfortable furn ~. rm-.
"a, ResERIsoN' D. assSsS.
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H6hsk- sSautl iul J, 7-yt r6ld Falo.
BRlts5d:l dsRsiIl.iE 'n tfV RssaR'' 81, ~
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ESsSIs 'SVBA'ss !; AhasSs . 'R
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lsss . suLIEh g; ,,E E.w sI;;; A'asessl
and dfesaltik I'm. 8h1 80. BOSS
q PHELPS Ne. s.s50d Or ma,
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sis VA III. NV. EPTELiV
, ,.,:. sis't, s:,: sss57RkS Ssth f Ell
pqsslhgELtY = SON, NC Ma
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BkAuTWpL .5-gaitsd bay marc
Wi make esIFissss. N.Y. y Sss sSiidi
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5Iz0eN zPFS, isoi. calvert nv
sEl' hi Sssr9g,iii,n I ~ rIal: .;asSalDR
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THE HIGHLANDS
1914 CONN. AVE. NV.
UNCONDITIONAL BLDG
MRS. HYATT, NOR NO. 7.l2ao
1 psdrm., Nv. rm.. dinstte, kit,
HnIcIsncy tfuli.sized kit.l-'s'-- Is
util. Incl., Completely Redeeorated
Furnished Apartments Available
94.HF. eIboard SeFy. IN Elev. Bidg.
Roof Garden and Laundry Room
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RED CHICKS. 3 VIA; old
, %. ISo, sF' Ait
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HARTNETT HALL
1A0R Dist ST NV.
ROOMS WANTED

EMPL, LADY desires unfurn. room
and KIT, priyils. y apotshSsdsa lasy g,
410. week ends or after 8, Monday,
WE'LL EDUCATED, wen Travelled
lady, with furn., wants room OF
share advancement IN estsbnsifec
0eerget0wn house or apt. refs,
NO. 7-7b9e, week ends. late ewes.
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IkPfs. uNFuNNll 9,
THE WHEELER CORP.
lois WAhleF n. e.R. 10. a-e2O0

Large. bright: separate dressins
rm. and kitchen, carpeted halls,
laundry facilities. sun geek, mod
ern elevator BLDG. Apply resident
manager,
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ROOMS uNFURRlsHED

3I3 5th 81, Ms rooms. break
fast nook, h.-w-h.. front and rear
entr. SeIidet., second moor. 9uiei
adults only. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, I1s
s., Fillmore St single TINS, 8
zach VIZ: fst A. spt i, Nv. IN. Din
rm., hfdrms kit, semipTt- bath
arS no. IT,
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is .:I,l:.,. soAE. 'ussssFd' c. sISSI
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WASHING MACHINE, late model
GE Filter Fio; $3.50 or exchange
on dishvasher. OIL. 4-07ls.
wATER COOLER. pressure type,
electric: excel, working order; $50
for quick sale. Mr., KAHN, RE
T-s67d or AD. 4-Tse7.
WEDDING GOWN, size 10; beaut
silk-emhroidered with lace. veil
Simple, inexpensive. DE. 1870
WHEEL CHAlR. folding, alum
frame, extra attach. Ike new,
reas, ia. 9-7eaa bet SIS p.m.
YARD FURNITURE - Adirondack
ana sprins chair: SIS. JU. 9-306S
1e-N. Craftsman metal lathe; "a.
~, center; IKE new. S3s5 ih0
ann. .. C., Nre velder, go volts
SiNa Cement mixsr " 70 VIII
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LANDSCAPING

SedSinE. srsdins. BLUEGRASS ese Der
ana sfiet vork. co. s.ta1S,
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POULTRY ANB soos

IsssSiSs. sass 'iuSssis' sis each. Az
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SAVANNAH ApTS

is .fS i' tI Tstsr 'soi S:ss. iIs:s ~
500, incl. utiis NJ. shops. BUS:
OF Ala. ave 1908 Savannah Gt
ae- Ia. e-0z61, 20. 10000.
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APTs. FURNISHED &C.

AIS KENNEDY 81. NV.
only SEQ. fKokks ;. brown
INC, Ma. e-0e52.
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APTS, FURNISHED nc,


TENN. AVE. NE. seT-Ufv, I'm 4
bedrm., kit. pyt, bath, scr. porch,
utils. furn.: S0B mo. II. 4.Aa20
VASE. CIRCLE, eaIS = ist-foel
'front.' lRe. Em.. bath. lit. perch
$50; kskpg. rm.. S10. AID. 4-4A31
WYOMING AVE-, NV. - NIcels
, sl.s. SIdSs, ls @sa soly
btTshsg, sSStiia' furn.; Sis mo
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OTIS GARDENS

l44S OTIS FL NV.
Beautiful hedrm. ant. In De luxs
BLDG. with elevator and switch
board service: Sgl so, incl al
utils. See resident MANAGER.
CAFRITZ DI 7-9000
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cALyERT ST. NV, IS4S 1ootb.
" ' iR 3. S = ;:s,' IS D; ~
MoND r, RUPPERT, ST. 3-s4s4
cFs slIs slE EIL 6.u.6 61ssI0 &c. *
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sslO Issh , sE N :|f; lIs.0 place Ss,
%s ID mo- Aii.: smaller room;
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
t;onlrnis ssiOner Warns
 0f Thistle Infeslaiion

A warning Wa. iAAurA thia Werh hy Commissioner bt AAti ruIlNr iAmrA WIann fur lAtA efA lu he nti lhr alrIi tat IanAd ian ihiallr
 Canadian Thistle N nelen hla Weed which spreads W tn foreground rootaloeka aad by seed II is well established n inc Maiantkka Valley having been tnund n in widely separated naInia Ihistlr patches completely lni.r nupt thr intral,a arrA, rund eiiMn thN Hrnnnd uavIrH4
 knHWln patches ar1 lNihH Iital ed hp thv AlAaka nerArlMeiIl nI AHfiNtlltuit Mith thr AAAiAlAuNr at Experiment StaIl0A aEtNMani lHiA iH Ati Htfnrlta Slpp tht Hniead 4hA develop aprritir rrantninehi Ailnna fur firld acale treatment. 1mr AnfrslalIaa scattered nNrr approximately Nu atlrA In lhe HuavMhurg Butte ia hrlng treated tur the thira yeAr. Wiam added Though large areas have been killed surviving plants remain anu will require vigilance Tor several Years
 Persons who have knowledge ~ tAAlr infr6lAiinna afr urged M report lhrm immediately ta thU AlAaSa IDrpailmuhl Nt AEIi# taIIutt. phNnu rl iAuu
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
Carelessness Cause Of Several Fires

number MI fltga nNNt lhF tufth nf JtAh Weah eHA ttrnt u R,uaau af I,Hna Management iREAannr huMN Ahi a tHap lp tH#w Ia Atill n4t AM Ith Fh iilF aHprp Mountain AtaA
 AgsNldinT la Michael iraFh. tfatrr ai lhr Ihalmaf t'Wltl Sia tal trca Mrtu reported al Shafp AHiatain aMn ai Mile illi aii aAer Ai Wtlnri it4hu at Mile AA M ane M thr Latte snsiln4 fIp
 area Ali lAee Were believed f hppe been slafted hY eAteltss u al campil4A aMallnE. and lfr crackers
 rAe tue A Sheep Mountain le air.d 10 luatilHtNia. 2 c of which ntt nul at thr EalinHr atea
 At thc pitWni tmtu ELM tnt tlAhtrla aru working Hll N iNtHta r H lhg GArHet liiVtf Atta
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
Grain Loan Program
 Approval Announced

Elih tArm storage iAfilttY aHd lhile dryer loan programs wall available ta farmers iu AlaalsH 4 summer according ta shlip A Johnson. chairman etf the Al a ARrauitfH siilhlIl4aiinn Mi Conservation alHHnitief N aApreied lhAl tafmNla WILL hH r Iu ApRlV ini flltaH ntRH N ahlid af hafNH#f liHaH
 Editors nola aae aAi.iier Al0FY tH Aha taFan aiuFAuH laeilitY and Alplnent lnAnH whlEh appears ta paYp tn thtA iAaiitt
 lali. ttnHot liie ftaHiiiit. AiH
 Hnra tn heIp fAiHHlA nhIaR drtl Nafm .ialaHa aad tfriuH s4lpHant ilnheI IhFse pln HIna faanet Mn battnW \ ituHr i bt ttr ensl al additional HHl storage Anafe md drying equipment
 The action in extending tue nl AtniaRa loAa program ln Al RA M anc uf iht major aids the tlA ia mAl,inR available tn heiR Hltaaa tntrraae WI tarn 4ipr 'E'h@ program Wtll enable AuUui tn nDfr fgadiiA fiti
 Aauiiioial nNHthHI AtnfAHH lMH tAU eaninn NaAF ARN lIt.t.tIta IlHFF Tenant ln nmalAfl at ptAdArFi patl
 Nip ia alliRihl ll pHflHipAIe fllr tarnl al0iaRn tHiIiIf and ltpHent programs Aa sapl ta nerra8lY papers Alf latNifHi aAlIeAiian fnf N lnnl may he #de at CnhatY hSC lEflfna. Gt.una may hr obtained nn aiaf fat wheat oata, barley and aer gralna
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
Everett Motors Plan Open Mouse All Day Friday

ttprn IinnAe H planned Inr ta morrow inlt ll AIartinE .At lU Am and tuntiMtinE lhrnuEnutri iilN daY ai Everett Mulnla SAlta atd aerpiee new business rA lahllHhntnl iu Palmer
 Fil Everett who haa operated lhe Goat Creek Garage tof lhe past years. has Addrd q large Hi1rd addition t0 Ihe Palmer tihtei Metal Ani Heating huild
 nH [ lAr corner al MaIanuHhA Slftrl AnA l.RAY Mnuntain Avrs im4e Whleh hr recently purchased 'l'hr l4rHr building Mill aaanMiniu tlAIf thr modern. WrlI equipped nlAlAIenAnNr Ani AalYlar Ahnn Nn liH operated tiY t.yrreEl .
 fIn anItiAiilI thr NAuIuiNMH.ptAlA# lir Mlth tiFM NEryuarA IN lN. nEH IrEFH AI RNFfelV MnInta Irtrdenl. nliAirAlIuttl Mill hr attriud ln pri# Huin tAhinE iArli vehicles Io ihr Open hANaR Between Ihe hOula 0f iU am and noon Everett wilI offer free rleetranlG wheel hal aneiug and toe in cheekH From 2 to q pan there wll he freq dYna-ViaiuH checks offered in ihr latter lhf mNlWfia WIll hr Hhlr Ih watch nH rnElnr pnr fHIH nH iir nArtlliArnne AHFrrnt f.NafriL HAii ii@ explained lhAt ihR IAihai IMNH#IilaI Weaver Whrrl AtHtliHNnI machine iMAhrA IanA HiltlF A complete MiNnrlHiiliH iHMmlftAt #hHGH lNI #aifNHEtttin 'I'hu 0rluF# HEnii@ Whtel nAlanrrr tiilittlN #WFtrtHF# MHarI balance. uNNM tfp fn IHn lNuh tlfi uAHlAifNd Eh#E IHHlF 4l~ slt tHr IrlFNHME tltNH NAlf taui HFiIA.rIAiWM liAMlFNHtlr tllHe up machines iH AIAAkA aHa thF pau Ht Everett Motors la iilf faAt ~ ha installed ln Palmer Thl# machine N capable pt aiAE nNatIk accurately All sHkliAN troubles wilhin few minutes. saving Ihe puAl nl long checking tnt N flnah weaknesses and flaws IN ihr electrical AyHtNln nf prhirlfa AnA combustion NAhAnA hNtH pIiFniuAIiRg 'un Ihr NuAdH hlNaAduWA
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The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
Cancer Funds Gro wing in
 Local Crusade

Aa the Seeund Mefk nf iAn an nuAl Cancer Crusade endA. ap prnAimatelY YAun in donations have hern received hy the aAl mer Crusade chairman. Mra George Brewster
 "'fhr response hAA boom Runrr ouA,' MrA Brewster reports ''and wc Arr hopeful that nut tnlal will he greater Than last YeA's SAAG aA
 MIa Brewster pointed out That tho cancer aid tn patient funds were exhausted long before the current campaign began, and That Ihe Alaska Division found Il Im possible io heip sepefa cancer victims who had feuuealed ftnda tu help pay ful' needed lrrat mrnta
 ''At leA4t one of these patients MAA in uAn uMn community, ad iei MrA Brewster. ''And Mra G A Brewer. nnlt chairman. who handles Service Atft, hAd the un- happy rAprritnrr NJ teilInH a cancer victim thai IA would hr impossible tof thr surirty in hrlp pAY f0l treatments the patient ro.lId nui afford
 The crusade chairman added ihA ltia patient ", however fe eeiying necessary treatments, partly through extension al cred u by local business people i've would have preferred to have used Cancer iunda. aho added. "and surely hope that enough muneY comes ln aHfIng lllia YeArs aiiVe su that Wr can help all cancer paIrntA who Aln ln nNel MI tInunriAl assistance
 Mta iirrWAtHF Al4n stated thAt tunAs raised M the Clu#Adt MiI be uaed t0l trHfAleh M lhe ean AAnt hunt fpf N cure fpt eAn r0IT Although Wr enn new #AY lhaV One cancer patient in three cam bN cared II discovered Anon enough We VIII nat hr satisfied unIil Ind other two victims cAn be sawed Perhaps thu money W. hnn In this year will pay lnr the research which will ~ last fnd the cure for cancer
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
HOLIDAY ACCIDENT V. CLAIMS LIFE OF .
 ANCHORAGE WOMAN

An Anchorage woman lnAl lirf life ln boating accident an ihe AIAtanusha Hlver two antomo bllea enlided on tho Willow liaad and pack hotAe owned hY John l.uslef 0f t'hchAldon Mas klltd ln holiday accidents ln thlA Hfaa nVHl lhe I'ontlh rt IaIY Wthk Nni
 In iha immediate area Ihare Waf# nu AAriuAl4 accidents rNHuri Aa ln laaaI nr ierrASuriaI palir# . MIH MAIHAFNi filnia NNINNlNNniMAH ItH. Ai lAMAiAHF liuH0 AiiunnrARN0 #AA drowned WliNiN .liAM iNNNtNhAi IiifN tAEI IIi WNttEli MMN AMN iiri husband .lllltM4 A N'IInitmlnH. MNlr FiiInR HuWIt lhr MAlflllI## .ha HiNHF -IulN n. WNNlIulnrd Mt+ tltnMIn4 managed lN Hraa lhr lAft anu nadH lN May tN AliNfa Hnd subsequently ln kME Muuu ian Lodge from where officials were notified If tho accident A helieoplrt from the llst AIT Res rie Weni ~ the Aeene pl thr Ae flHent. and Milh territorial pa lihH aboard searched lhv flvetN and recovered thr haay WhFrr it .waA nnlY IlHhllY ranAtNt an thr Wlnr uI MI ANAAll NAnd#hur# 'lh1 haaf WNa fIOMh lN lha Palmer AIlnafI removed Nn fAT Palmer Funeral Chapel AnA iAlNtr NsNlinN HI tN tar iAvNfNFrrii Funeral tihAnal IM AnNhnf4NRe
 fn addition ED hui hnNhAlll4 Mta unlfninA. Who WHA A rtYllH IAn employee aI Elmsndurt Air Fafrt haae. ia survived hy heT parents MT and Mra Clarence N Thompson nt Wrangel Colorado
 t'nlitr nfflelAla thiA Week point ont that Very few bodies Are ever recovered from the Malan u4ka hivef brrAusr M lhn iey waters which arr vrry turbulent and hANr nnp pt thr highest Ailt
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The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
LOCAL BANK SHOWS
 GROWTH PAST 5 YRS.

Total aaaets of the Maiannakn Valley Bank show glaae lo fa million in the official publication at thu financial condition report Whleh #htsWa ialal aAhela al Aa apl Hiiaa
 'lnial deposits Ih lht urai bank Aru N2.iUAUaIU Ul a HfnWth af aNrr ane InIAlnn Hulli1rA tlui llH ihe paAN tlpw yrAIa iu ar RaAilA
 tiu 'iMrAdAY NF thla WrrN tliH annual 9iaNkNnidria meeting aI ihr MAlanu4EA NalIry IiHnh wAs held lM Palmer Attending thR meeting We're Robert A Baker tiarfr V llili Albrri G awnlInR, A8a Martin. krH hritl, knllh i.esh, William KNnErn, Ali of Anchorage, and James Hurley and Richard inuea 0i Palmer
 Directors uf the bank ate Keith Leah, Robert Baker and Harry ilil Richard iunrA lA rashlHt
 Following lhr meeting din men wAa hulh ai WiIliWAW IndRt
The frontiersman., 1958-07-10
a0ERS" THEME
 or FLOWER SHOW

lIlg Palmer ti4lirH GiHhH Al
 AAI Auiamrr IlaWFF HliHW MILL f hrIl heir An SuHiAY AaRNst lawmd M.CAlIidal Show rhaH
 I'he huw theme Will N etpERSF aAd lI is hoped That iHere will be maaF entries ln 4Av show who Wlt he nsHf lte themr n them inpapA Ilelala Wtll be anaitHeed aa noon ae plans .a formulated