davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Washington store only

Is orig. 500 embossed cotton dropes 3.40
Window. brshsnins drOPsriss H. ossoisd selor..
81 orig. 1.99 embossed cotton pillow shams, 0Oc
weshebIs smbosssd cotton for regular sine bed pillow.
s orig. 500 heirloom spreads
Fvl.si1s heirloom spreads, washable cotton.
5 prs. orig. 7.98-9.98 Botes droperies-
Funov woven washable drapsrits.
orig. 1898 chenille bedspreods-
Fine cotton chenille. Washable Twin size only.
5 orig. 9.98 Common bedspreods- $50
Eomevs Common bsd.pfsod. twin full sine
3 orig. 1898 king-s chenille bedspTeods, 7.00
wo,hebls chenille fits king sire beds.
orig. SIS chenille bedspread --------lO.90
Washable chenille bsdsprsed. Twin sire.
BEDWEAR-WdShtn0ton Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
Washington store onI,

Washington store only
! orig. 63.lo-izxsT" wool twist rug -22.OO
I orig. 53.7o-l2'x4' wool Wilton rus32.OO
Tone. on.ions in sonda~ood
l orig. s2.6o-l2'xs' wool Wilton rug 2O.OO
seos'" S cut md loop pill. s.is.. i72.ss
! orig. s4.sz-9'xs'e" wool twist rus---IO.OO
I orig. s4.s5-sxSIo" wool Wilton rug. 400
Tone. in .ondo~ood
| orig. 35.7o-l2'x4'e" viseose reyon rug. 600
! orig. I76.4o-IzxlzI" AeriIon0 rug.
Heavy sxtursd boodloom in beige lOS.84
I orig. z3.s4-l2'x4'6" Viseose royon rug, 400
Tweed in green and brown.
! orig. 6s.44-l2x5'4" wool Wilton rug. 24.OO
! orig. ls4.ss-lz'ss's" wool Wilton rug.
! orig. 5l.7s-l2'xs1l" wool twist rug. 2O.OO
! orig. 24.ss-2'x7 wool Wilton rug. green,
1900
e-49s5-s'xlz ovoI cotton hand hooked rugs.
In ehois. Of SNORT toIo'afioo'. 1900
RuGS-wa.hiu0ton Fourth Floor
3 orig. 9.95 pIostie clothes hampers
IS orig. 2.ss pIostie wostebaskets-
! orig. I.49 pIastie utility bosins-
4 orig. 5.SS four-pieee steak board sets---l.S9
II orig. 35e stoiness steel tablespoons
Ned no p0'i Sims Simple potter" L...L x.
Al orig. SOC stainless steel tobIe knives --2Oc
s orig. 500 Flint stoinIess steel stroiners
orig. ZOO Flint stoinIess steel stroiners 20
7 orig. $50 Flint stonIess steel seropers- -l.79
is orig IT'S Flint stonIess steel icing spotu!a:.
With bloa hoodI.. l.29
s orig. $50 Flint stonIess steel pototo moshers.
With block honds. LIS
IA orig LIS Flint stoinIess steel bostins spoons,
Both Iors: .mo0 sizes. Block hoodI.. I.29
7 orig. l.e5 Flint stoinIess steel spotuos. l.39
s orig. It's Flint stainless steel pot forks 1928
Both Jorge ond smol sizes. Block handle.
3 orig. 7.s5 plostie refuse eons--------3.99
] orig. 4.os piostie refuse poiI----------2.4s
orig. 5.9S Plastic sorbose eons--------2.99
orig 5.95 Plastic woste eons----------l.69 u
U" '''F''"' IEoUsEwAREs-washtngtou strh Floor :
Washington and Lorsey Park
So orig. 1913 eisht-piee soIod bowl sets -2.SO
IS orig. 2.sS three piece soIad bowl sets 1873
IA orig. TOO imported whiskey sour glasses,
In on pattern. Use
50 orig. LIS Noritoke china soups -------35c
imported Choice Of potisrns
IS orig. l.6o dinner plates by sonto Anito, 6Oc
II orig. 90 soiad pIotes by sonta Anto !, 4Oc
Come eory TO be Of oddine these your
cHINA-WashtnVon. Srth Floor; Langley PARK Fist Floor
"a orig. 9.99 wall pulley lamps .---------7.7S.
sovs ,poes ond hove Light where wish il.
80 orig. 800 puII-dow ceiling Iomps----7.75
Use and lower desired height
20 orig. 1899 single FIexie floor IomPs S.7S
Tostsfu design. sturdIy mode .
20 orig 1898 hond- engraved wall mirrors, 1888
s"s26". Fine plois gloss
LAMPS-Washineon. Floor; Langley Park, Lower Lepe
4. GSe~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
art needIeWOrk

Washington store only
z orig. 1888 stomped tobleeloths-
S,ompsd icbseoihs. rssdy 10 smbroider.
5 orig 1873 stomped tobIeeloths-
stamped rsody smb'oidsr.
orig. 1923 stamped tobIeeIoth- -8.98
Reody smbroidsr. stompsd iobsioih
z orig. 1913 tobleeloths to embroider-
Stamped tubso,hs. rsody smbroidsr.
orig. 1898 tobIeeIoths to embroider-
S,omoed to5ssloih,, rsody smbroider.
orig. 5.98 needepoint pieees---------3.S8
Attractive design, reedy finish
orig. 2.98 place mot ets------------I.9S
S,ompsd rsody o finish.
II orig. SOC stemped napkins -----------3Sc
Aiirostvs design. rsodY smbsoder
10 skeins orig. s9e Ansorio yarn--------SOc
Soft ysrn In pretty spring eolofs. - an
rs orig. 1913 foam rubber pillows ------ 2.4S
Feom rubber deeeatof pillows with zip of corduroy
ART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
spOrtswear
Woshineton siore only

SpOrtSWear
Woshinssen store emily
II orig. 2.9s-4.9S assorted sportsweor S0c
sleUsss Shorts skirts group selsd from hsndns hoksn Sizes
Washington end langley Park
40 orig. 8.9S-l4.9S famous beaded sweaters,
A,.os,.d style. in whit. and solsr. s4Ao group. 4.40
80 eris. l0.sS-l4.9S famous bulky sweaters,
Boky-knii Orion style, eoIors. Broken sizes. 5.OY
Second Floor LANGLEY Park First Floor
starlight room
Washington store only
IS orig. 29.95-39.95 better dresses $40
Position .Ys 70 lees WOOL sheer eels N do snd pess
~ STARLFGEr RooM-wGshinOtoH Second Floor
daytime dresses
Wsshinsten end LsnsIsy Park
800 orig. S98- 1898 dresses
OF fcis end assorted blends All
washable Many style, and solid solors broke" sizes for misses
400 orig. 5.s9-6.9S prints, pIoids and solids, 81
IN washable daytime dresses Some drip dry Misses and holt
sizss in group
DAYTIME DRESSEy-washinOtOn Third FlOOT
y Langley PARK Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
save ON toys

Washington store only
orig. 1913 electric stoves 80
Styled like mothers 10 moks o little girl heppy.
9 orig. 9.98 KothedroI chimes 3.00
Sure 10 delight young
8 orig. 1923 "Toodles" body dolls 100
Adcrobs dels 10 win little girls hsort
7 orig. 1898 eIeetronie bell organs --5.99
Fascinating way 10 interest child In mUslt-
4 orig. 1885 monographs on msetol stond, 8.09
hoppy TO keep young record fon eesupisd.
10 orig. 1913 kiddie clinic sets -4.99
lots Of fun pIoy doctor with these
ToYS-wGshinOton. Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
starlight room


Wsshnstoa and LsnsIey Park
Is orig. 1913 cotton, Doeron+. nylon blend sleep
eocfs postsI Rir. l. ---- 5.O0
80 orig. s.ss cotton, Doeront, nylon blend woltz
gowns White with po.s Trim u 10 &C. 5.S0
Is orig. 1888 cotton, Doeront, nylon blend baby
doll Mis- wha. smoI, medium end Jorge. SOB
81 oris. 800 cotton flsnneI gowns ..-----l.S9
With long sleeves Prints. esL
Washington store only
I orig. 500 cotton flannel sIeepeoots- 1.S9
N print. Styled with long sleeves.
10 orig. 900 gylon setin OF crepe long gowns.
~ orig. 100 pyIon .otin bed ioekets- - 4.5O
Rnt ondb Iv:s sASt m.diuns ecd 'nrs. /" sssOp,
40 orig. 1893 ylon sofin poiamas = 5.S9
3 orig. 1923 nyIon. Doerons. cotton blend robes.
whh. Sodp o,'.I, s,ot 1888
= orig. s;ss .ayon ehaIIis long gowns -2.ss
3 orig. e:ss leyon ehoIIis waItz gowns -2.ss
u orig. $50 cotton pIisse long gowns ---2.ss
White with pink blue print TRIM "a and 3e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Third 1IOO' Langley Park FIRST Floor
Ws,hinston end Langley Park
I76 orig $50 70 $50 cotton, nyIon. Lostex bros,
l.49
.:syIsr . p Some podd'd White and block !" group
IS orig. 1880 to 1850 group Of sirdIes- 6.89
S With s"s s a. r." e cotton '''' 'front.'
coRsErs-wasangton Third Floor; Floor
Washington store only
s orig. S.95 to 1900 stropless bros or bosques,
White block 32a4 c, 3+47 o. 3.08
IS orig S.95 TO 1850 sirdIes and pontie sirdles,
Broke" sizes to | ond 70 to 70 in the group 4.S8
8 oriq. $50 to 8.e5 inner-beIt foundations, $40
is orig. SIS cotton eyeiet foundations $50
10 orig. 1880 oll-elostie foundations 7.8S
pvT.en style Sizes "a ond IS only
CoRSETS-WGshiHgton, Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
notions

8 orig. 2sS tote bags with top hondIes- ST
20 orig. l.59 large size blanket bess------S9c
clsor vinyI pe,'ie with ripper closure. ~
so orig. 100 narrow sorter belts
Broken sizes. - an
Chrome finished tubular metal. =.
rs orig. 100 jeweIry boxes------:-----44c
Quilted royon .otin IN psush color: 90
81 oriq. l. so purse, comb and brush sets--5Oc'
Purse n attractive designs.
NoTIoNS-WashinotoH. Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
neckWeaF

Washington end Lenslsy Park
$50 Orig. 10000 assortment OF flowers lSc
varie+y Of spring pin flowers and heed
bends
So ORIG. 2oo-3 100 assortment Of searfs----S1
Washington store only
"a Orig. 5.9S wool stoles- -------------Z.S S
Assortmsrf wool with mstol trim and fringe White
10 ORIG. S.9S-13.98 swimsuits 0Oc
A,,e,,srt Of STYLES in aex kn dessmokes Broken eooa
Langley Park First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
handbags

woshinstOn and LonsIey Pork
50 orig. 800 Plostie and novelty hondboss. ESQ.,
Pes and ssssly fobss dort eolors styles.
Floor: Langley Park First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
mems spOrtSWear

Washington ond Lonsey Pork
$50 orig. 3.s5-$5 ons-sIeeve sport shirts - 81
naks fonns pod stripes
Broken
MEMS SPoRTSWEAR-Wdshnpton, Street Floor:
Lang
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
burquins for the home

00-Iree 99c corpe Samples Woos nons end other obtes
3xl8 pieces perfect fer or teods docrnots I9c
5o-ors l99 Doeron+ Tier curton Washable noron Doeon
tier cNtons S. long Asserted coors -----.----- S9e
45-lues 49 Printed TobecIoth Printed to6ecoths, oC
Assorted cclors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 39e
2O0-oris l5e Finger Tip Towels Cotton terry towels assorted
cccrs ----..- ---------------- 10 for ST
5o-Irres 99e Plaid Rugs Washable scatter rugs assorted
45-ors ST Poste Droperes Wpe-ceon dopenes in ossced
coIors and lenoths --------- 49e
25-ors 1879 Net cutons Printed net cwons washable roy
.Pius residual shrinkaOs.
*DuPontS acrvltc t+DuPoHts polvestsr fiber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
radios, hi-fi's, TVS

Washington store only
z Zenith AMIN rodios -------------37.9
With 9 tubes.
I Mothes console style hi-fi ----------70.SO
With speakers 10 woits. Blond finish
! Kelton hi-fi stereophone console S5.SS
With wv ehonser. Mohoeony finish
] G-E designer console TV~--------- Zl9.S0
Thin model with n" screen picture tube, mhsy finish
famous make portable w. 1880
"" screen, tinted gloss buI'n onsnno. blond finish
RADIO ~, Ri-Fi--Washinoton, Lower Level
LonsIey Pork only
! RcA Victor clock radio -------------22.SS
1859 model.
I RcA Victor clock radio -------24.9S
1857 model
RcA Victor automatic phonosroph ----44.SS
1852 model with speeds.
&C IA" portfolio
1859 model.
l fomous- make II" console TV------l99.05
1857 model.
| rollobout TV stond
Sturdy and good looking. -
] S-E electric ----l0S.S0
1888 model.
APPLIANCES-LGrclsy Park. Loper Lerel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
borquins for men

3o-eo sc Undershos Cctton boodoh Broken sizes Use
lo--res. 4s9 Sweaters 1000 Orion WOOL Long sleeve
styles Sizes S. 81
2S-ree. 81 Midwoys Durene cottcns Sizes S. M 29e
lS-res. 100 Dress Shirts Cotton boodcloh 47l5. SEC
R-ree. 399599 Jockeh Lined and unIned rqon oceote
cotton Sizes 5. 80
7e-ues. l39 Cotton orowen. Heavyweight cotton knit Sizes
S. N ---------------------59e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
fabrics

Washington store only
800 yds. orig. 5se-7se tubfost eottons. yd. lSc
oil eoe bfosi Perfect for dresses, bovs
FASHION FABRIcS-Washfn0ton, Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
save ON odd rolls of
hrOadIOOnl carpeting
records at savings

TeCOFUS dAU SHNAMSS
Washington store only
IS orig. CSC Gospel records. As pm------77c
F1mous Gospel Singers ond your fovoris hymns, -
10 orig. 1898 to 498 long pIoy h-fi records, S9c
All femeUs obsls Show tunes and popular music -.
4 orig 9Se wire record racks Csc
Hold up 40 long play records.
5 orig. l.s9 As rpm AmpfiIe eoses------l.lS
Hold 50 records With index.
800 orig. 98e famous -IobeI As rpm records, IOc
ACCOMMODATIONS. Lopsr Level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
jeweIry
Washington store only
costume iewelry-

IoU pieces ~ COSTUME IeWety---- SUI
Nskuees serina hraesIsis in set and bs1d types
JEWELRY-WashiH0on, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
mems furnishings

Washington and Langley Park
$50 orig. 250-5.5o silk ties ------------59c
silk including embroidered prints end
mony others, Atwood lined ~
$50 orig. 5.95-6.95 white shirts 2.49
downs beis and ooeonwash ~ses and
other fine fobries Broken sizes
100 orig. 395-$5 shorty poiamos -------1.6S
Soft eotto broodlo,hs, MILDLY style Broken sireS
20 ORIG. 1898 wosh n weor robes ----4.S9
ond weore in ossoted eoors. Broken sizes
MEMS Observation-Disclosures, Street Floor:
Langley Park. Lower Level
mems clothing
Washington store only
so orig. 5.95-8.95 tropical sIoeks ------- 1888
and blends Tan, blue. Broken Sizes
MEMS CLOTHING Wa shington, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05
hosiery " price

Washington and LonsIey Pork
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

)SiERY-- Washington, Street Floor;
Langley Park, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
FASHION NOTEBOOK
British Model Takes
Turn on the Runway

70 naval pilot stationed at
Anacostia Air Basel. Merle
had a good chance to observe
the royal fashion tastes Of
Queen Elizabeth II and Prin-
cess Margaret Rose.
Queen Elizabeth used to
tell Mr.. Hartnell she'd con-
tact him in a couple of days
after consulting her mother.
'Since her marriage, 1t is
Philip that she takes into her
fashion confidence.
Princess Margaret Rose
has a wonderful fashion sense
and could always make up
her own mind Immediately at
a collection as to which dress
it was she liked" the British
model reflects.
when royalty was in the
couture house." Merle OBJ
served, "there was no walking
away from them. You had
to go into a full curtsey after
each dress was shown and
then you backed away from
them" she said.
Lots Of things are different
over there. Born in Kent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

"the White Cliffs Of Dover.
you know" Merle modelled
not only In London but has
also twirled. done her model
stances. and been highly
individual" on the runways
In Morocco, Tangier. Casa
blanca and Paris.
In London there's no mis-
taking q model for a peas
ant. you arrive, on time
that Is. looking like q model"
Hair. makeup. and your cos
tune are glamorous to begin
with and a model doesn't
turn into a butterfly Just on
the runway"
She confesses it's some
times easier to achieve this
personal glamour look since
for the chic events you can
borrow dresses from the
house for which you model.
Hair is done free. makeup is
provided free. and free facials
take away tired lines. and
generally ut was wonderful, I"
Merle opines.
Because her modelling
tempo has changed. Merle
has been taking "refresher"
runway techniques at The
Models Guild.
What first startled Merle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
was the audience response.

was the audience response.
II came out In one dress. not
smiling. and thought noth-
ing Of 1t. ] came out again
In another costume, smiling.
and got lots Of applause. In
London nobody applauds.
Sometime you'd hear q gasp
and then It was usually the
fashion reporters" she said
amazed.
The average free lance
model in London, she pointed
out. makes about $50 a week.
Top-fiight models. like Merle.
could reach $4,000 a year.
It's obvious the real model
money making is done here
in the United States where
a child model recently totaled
up $4,000 in earnings for q
year.
Our local fashion show ac-
tivity fills her with awe.
There are so many shows"
she observes. This Is q senti-
ment echoed by fashion re-
porters and viewers alike.
She's less homesick for
London now that she's seen
Connecticut Avenue. TITS like
Bond Street back home"
Merle says delightedly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

! There will always be Eng
fish models who seek sophis-
,tication over the sameness OF
their American counterparts,
says Merle Ferer, latest
British model export to
arrive In Washington.
/. The owner Of a famous
British product. q peaches
,and-cream complexion. Merle
made her debut on a local
fashion runway this week.
For this she had to slow
down her pace quite a bit.
r'In London you're on for
half a minute and here I'd
estimate it's about a minute"
Merle noted.
/ She's smiling more these
days, too, because American
audiences like to be smiled at,
not given q naughty model
pout.
Modelling for Norman Hart
nell, the Queens couturier.
six months before coming to
the United States with her
husband, 1t. Harvey Ferer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05
Odds and Ends
Brand Name
MATTRESSES
pox SPRINGS
e''', No. 20. ...
Group No. d.. - 81 ca.
s,.., No. >. 30. ca.
Originally $3.50 to $3.50. All sold "os i"
DINING ROOM FURNITURE

HuntIey 5-Pc. Dinette Set .nohoe-
any finish, extension toble and
side chors- 1900
Ape. Dinette Set, lined oak,
tension toble side chairs, ! arm
Bennhordt Modern Spiced Mohoe-
any Extension Tobe 5000
Bemhordt Spieed Mahogany Buff
HuntIey Walnut Buffet, modern--llo.05 1900
Bosic Witt China, spiced mohoe-
any, curved gloss doors $500
Bossett China, Italian cherry $3.50 $500
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-02
StewardesS Karen Andreason FAA Observer. E. Schulz. a,

StewardesS Karen Andreason. FAA Observer. E. Schulz. s,s
 A further list of notables and dignitaries arriving from Anchor age, according to Pacific Northern Airlines agent Ray Martin are: Kip Hiddleston and Mrs. -Hiddles- ton, Anchorage of Commerce, Mayor and Mrs. Hewitt LounS- berry, Ernie Epink, Station KF- QD. Bernie Kozinski, Anchorage Times, MT. and Mrs. Lynn Thomas, Anchorage News, George Ander- son, Alaska Spotlight, Auggie Hie- bert, KTVA, Al Branstedt, Keni, Chet Gordon, Station KBYR, Alex, Dunham, Civil Aeronautics Board, Anchorage, Cliff Cernik,' Fair banks Daily News Miner, Anco Wood.
 Representatives and dignitaries from Homer arriving on the same flight are: Howard Myhill, Presi- dent, Homer Chamber of Com merce, Ed Rolf, Homer Journal, and Major Kirschbaum.
 Due to working hours the An chorage and Homer visitors will arrive in Kodiak today.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-02
NO BASHFUL BEAVER

Patrolman Sweeny was instru- mental in bring to the attention of nearby school children the in teresting antics of a Beaver, swimming in the stream opposite the City Hall, and below the down town school. This unbaShful little fellow put on quite show for the children and passersby with an attitude of We'll, l was here first, wasn't I?'
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-02
INAUGURAL FLIGHT
 (COntinued from Page ID

Frank Womack, Portland Chamb- CT of Commerce, Stu Nicholson, BotSford, Constantine and Gard ner, Seattle, Sig Digree, Kodiak Mirror, Richard Berg, Kodiak Chamber of Commerce, Rear Ad- miral c. E. Anderson, US. Naval Reserve, Seattle, Mrs. c. E. Ander- son, Commander Frank M. Screws, U. s. Navy, Seattle, Mrs. Frank Screws, John Schnell, US. Navy Transportation Office, Seattle, Michael King, San Francisco, Harry Diamond, D. Diamond Cor poration, Portland, Paul Kitto, Pacific National Bank. Seattle, Mrs. Paul Kitto, Harold A. Olsen, Vice President, Pacific Northern Airlines, Howard Clifford, Direc- tor Advertising and Public Rela- tions, Pacific Northern AirlineS, Dan Hutchins, Pacific Northern Airlines. .. +
 Pacific Northern Airlines Crew for the Inaugural flight were: Captain Joe Burns, 1st Officer Eric Schutte, Flight Engineer Al Couch, Stewardess Joyce StickleS,
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-02
City Bowling Leagues Standings to Date

Casino Club ...17 35
 High series, individual: Pecore, 609; High game, individual :Peco- re, 228; High team series: Ships Tavern, 2620 High team game, Ships Tavern, 926.
 Leagues are being formed for men, women and children for summer bowling. All persons in- tereSted in bowling can do so by leaving their names at the bowling alleys.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-02
DEATH ANNOUNCED
 Continued from Page ID

son became a Civil Service enl- ployee of the Navy and worked on the Kodiak Naval Station as electrical engineer for District Public Works Office.
 He was member of the Veter- ans of Foreign Wars at Quileene and the B.P.O.E. of Kodiak, Alas ka. 2a ,:..,5 {.
 Surviving are his wife Sarah F.; a son Edward A. Hudson, of San Francisco, two sisters, Agnes
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-02
DIG THOSE PROSPECTORS

Prospecting enthusiast George Cornelius announces he has invi- ted forty members of the Anchor age Prospectorrs Club to visit in Kodiak May 29th, and 31st.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-02
KoDtsk koR

Adams and Alice HAdsoh and \ brother Alfred Hudson.
 Burial was st Willamette NatiOE. al Cemetery, Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Hudson asked that remerr brances be in the form of contri- buttons to the American Cancer Society.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-02

High team series: ACS, 2818. High team game: ACS, 1928. High series: Beard, 61O. High game: Beard, PAT.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-02

Beachcomber-ettS, 2040. Hig h team series, HC: Beachcomber- ettS, 2595. High team game, scratch: Beachcomber-ettS, 704. High team game. HC: B-N-B, BOA. High series, scratch: Vivian Pan- chot, 51O. High series, -HC: Nita Nelson, 585. High game, scratch: Nile Miller, 191. High game, HC: Nile Miller, 213.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-11
Four Navy Men Perish
In Typhoon Violence

man Apprentice James r.
Taylor, San Diego. Calf, and
Machinist's Mate Fireman Syl-
Won r. Richens, of Roosevelt,
Utah.
In the United States Navy
hospital here, Gin fair condi-
ton" the Navy said, are Fire
man Joe r. Talbot, of Bloom
ington, Tex: Machinist's Mate
Fireman Joseph H. Fisher, of
Eugene. Greg, and Seaman
Dwayne P. Daunch, of Grand
Prairie, Tex.
The big wave washed Hen
ming and Taylor overheard and
knocked several others standing
on the forecastle into the side
of the ship with such fury that
Holmes and Richens were IA
tally injured. Lifeboats were
torn loose.
Taylor was never seen after
the wave hit the bow. An eight
hour search was unsuccessful, !"
said the Navy.
Henning, afloat in the water,
was clinging to an inflatable
liferaft washed overheard.
The skipper called for volun-
teers. Stannus, wearing a life
jacket and lifeline, jumped in
and brought Henning to other
reScuers.
But on his return to the ship,
Stannus got caught in one of
the ships rolls and was pulled
under the ship, the Navy said.
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officials and boat association
leaders added that no water
users, to their knowledge, have
contracted any disease through
contact with the river.
Dempsey'S to Be Raced
Related to the urgency for
building the boating center is
the fact that the tottering old
Dempsey's Boat House along
the upper Georgetown water
front has been declared unsafe
and must be RACED early this
winter.
DempSey'S and the nearby
Potomac Boat Club are now
the main operating bases for
shell racing, an increasingly
popular sport in the area.
The funds, appropriated a
year ago, will cover construc-
ton of a floating dock, a two
story boathouse with a viewing
porch and a footbridge across
the creek to connect a new
parking lot with the boating
facilities. The parking lot will
be located on the east side of
the creek near the intersection
of Virginia avenue and Rock
Creek and Potomac parkways.