davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-05-02

now. No disrobing! Relaxingf
inexpensive! A trim figure means
cool summer for you-so don't be
begged down with weighty fat.
For "head-to-toe' beauty service.
make an. appointment NOW-at
GERATY'S BEAUTY and SLEN-
DERIZING STUDIOS. Open even-
ings by appointment. 1903 F St
NV, Suites l and 2. Phone ME-
1852.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

RUGS-In ROLLS! You can get
it in any length to cover any size
floor. Colors include rose, green
and grey. 9-foot wide rolls, $200
per running foot. 12-foot wide
rolls, $3.50 per running foot.
Quantities limited! Downtown: $40
F st. NV. Open daily til 6.
Phone Ex. 1880. Woodbridge
store: IT'S r. I. Ave. NE. Open
til 9; Sat. til 6. Phone HO. 5000.
" WEDDINGS BY THE
YARD" Happy In
deed will June brides be-to learn
that THE YARDSTICK has Just
Evening star., 1948-05-02

Saks Fifth Avenue, Jay-Thorpe
and many others that they are
not permitted to advertise
but. don't worry, you'll recog.
nize them Immediately. All sizes
from to II widths from
AAAA to C but not in all
styles. 1923 CONN. AVE. Just
below Dupont Circle. RE 1921.
I" sew, SEW FOR SUM-
MER!" Make your own
clothes-and you'll save lots of
money on your wardrobe. The
Evening star., 1948-05-02

only thing you
need is a sew
in e machine!
You can get a
fine used one
at CAPITAL
ABBATT, 1t
S m all cos t.
Newly rebuilt
electric porta-
Evening star., 1948-05-02

G Y r o
tr e a t.
m e n / s
are TAX
ing off
t h e
inches -
so get
In the
S W i n g
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<<<<<<

AVA ~ W AA4 eA4 AS2AAA
ERY where you
can get delicious
FIR e n c h pastries,
Croissants. Napo-
Icons, Cream Puffs
and P a ! m Ter,
baked fresh daily.
Cakes for weddings
and bir t h d a y S,
made to order.
l. - n ~rN =
Evening star., 1948-05-02
f leiq2yy6~<
Il w. H7khne

0 CILVER MUST SHINE"
II your silver is worn,
battered or dulled-let the skilled
silversmiths at the SCIENTIFIC
Evening star., 1948-05-02

received a
shipment of
delicate pas
tel tafetas
in rain
bow colors
so effective
for brides
Evening star., 1948-05-02

At one time or another we have
all heard of people who possessed
little or no self-reliance, boys and
girls who would rather die" than
Evening star., 1948-05-02

D I E NER'S,
INC, is the
only store in
Washington
that has
F I B E r
"Broadloonn"
Evening star., 1948-05-02

S A T U r N.
T h o u sands
of new FASH
ionable shoes
. designed
by some of
A m e r 1 cas-
most distin-
guished max
Evening star., 1948-05-02

Famous Make
Shoes
to $25--at saw
ings of IS to SIS
a pair All
shoes are priced
at $5.95 and
$9.95 and
among the fa-
nous makes are
p~~-,ik ra11..
Evening star., 1948-05-02

maids dresses in the wedding
procession. Pastel colors include:
Pink, poudre blue, aquamarine,
turquoise and white. Vibrant
colors include: Kelly green. red,
cherry and copen. Basic colors:
Navy. brown and black. Quantities
are limited, 928 F st. NV.
%&<<$<
/" HAS YOUR PERMANENT
REACHED A JAGGED
EDGE? Is your hair limp, dull
and uninteresting? Is your scalp
Evening star., 1948-05-02

\ ALA i 41N1 w.,
restore it to its
former beauty
by repairing,
bufing or silver
plating it. They
use a heavy, qua
druple silver fni-
ish that is guar
= NV
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Bailers Return

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gordon Bailey
have returned from a four weeks
vacation in Florida and other South
ern States.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

Stop in. 17l9 DE SALES ST. NV.
Phone RE. 1892.
$><<>>
IS LEIGH HO-H A P P Y
DAYS." At EMILE'S
HEALTH CLUB, you can loose
unwanted pounds by massage, cabi-
Evening star., 1948-05-02

2798, and representative will call
on you-or stop in at 3611 M ST.
NV block beyond Key Bridge.
" A RTISTRY IN PICTURE
FRAMING" - is prac-
tised daily at COHEN'S who
have the largest selection of frame
Evening star., 1948-05-02

oDJNNELL .
SEA GRILL
features their
famous I'M
perial Grab
Special" for
Csc. 1t in
cludes Clam
Broth, I'M
perial Grab.
Fried Ecall0OS
Evening star., 1948-05-02

Banain noted French designer is pictured explain
ing his designs to Felicia de PianeH of France
student at HoltonArns The outfit pictured quite
tauore 1Dith the many Students The striped silk shirt
OF blue hite spiked aDith little White stiff
Bal,nan Uery fond of the high aisted skirt and
of them in his collection The gloUes
blue on one side and ohite the other,
fashion note.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

dry or excessively
oily? Then you are
due for a visit to
MARGARET e.
SCHEETZE, INC.
These hair and scalp
specialists are alb
solute geniuses when
it comes to revivify-
ing vollr hair and
Evening star., 1948-05-02

suit by the expert tailors and de-
signers at JOS. A. WILMER & CO.
Prices start at 50-and delivery
is promised within two weeks. Let
them design and make THE SUIT
for you. 801 G Street NV.
" TRREsIsTIBLE!' That's
what you'll say of the
shoes and prices at THE SHOE
MART. For how can you resist
Evening star., 1948-05-02

ing your nalr ana OC<ZLE I'LL
scalp and giving permanent
waves which are soft, natural and
lustrous. And here is good newsl
Every Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday from 8 am. to $50
pm.-you can take advantage Of
their special" offer. During those
hours on those days-the $17.50
Creme Oil' Permanent is only
$3.50 and the SIS "Five-Star
Oil Permanent is $40. Hurry, now
and make your appointment.
They are also experts at the
Multiple Electrolysis Method
to permanently remove unwanted,
unsightly hair. 1145 CONN. AVE.
Phone MA. 1926.
<<<<<<
" A FRENCH BAKERY is
conveniently located on
De Sales Street, just across from
the Mayflower Hotel" It's the
Evening star., 1948-05-02

tings +. ex-
quisite hand
detailing .
good fashion
and indi-
v / d u a Ii t y !!
Chic women
appreciate the
master work
manship of a
custom made
Evening star., 1948-05-02

i" FROST YOUR FLOORS
with cool rugs!" Sum-
mer rugs are time-tested tradi-
ton with clever homemakers. And
Evening star., 1948-05-02

of moldings-modern and antique.
1927 G ST. NV.
<<<><<
" ,FooTs rEps TOWARD
SUMMER You'll al
ways put your best foot forward
If it's wearing a shoe from ROSS
Evening star., 1948-05-02

moldings-and the
very lowest prices
in w as h in gton.
Trained salespeople
can advise you on
the proper, made
to = order frame
for your photo
graphs, prints and
c e r t ! fcates. All
widths and types
Evening star., 1948-05-02

ers, have been reduced as much as
u price. Shoes, formerly to $1995,
are $9.95. Shoes, formerly $25.00,
are now Sl295. All sizes and colors
but not in all styles. Handbags
reduced 20qs. 1905 CONN. AVE.
Cat M St. NWD. Also-at 1929
F ST. opposite the Hotel Washing
ton.
><>>>>
" POTTERY MAK1NG-is
an art you can learn
quickly" The HEBBARD CERAMIC
STUDIO has a new course be-
Evening star., 1948-05-02

" oSAA w M
gining May 10th
-and you will
be taught how
to use clay and
g zes, and to
fire your own
pieces. Enroll
ment in all classes
is limited to a
small number of
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
MINNESOTA SHOWS
THE WAY
reprint from the Michigan Catholic)

reprint from the Michigan Catholic)
AMONG the victims of World War
II are more than 5 O,C0J displaced
persons in Europe refugees with
out home or country mostly per-
sons driven from eastern Europe and
UNDERSTANDABLE unwilling to return
to Red-ruled lands.
Numerous organizations have call
ed on Congress to amend our immi-
grafton laws to permit some DPS to
come to America. One of these,
The National Catholic Rural Life
conference, contends that tens of
thousands could be resettled in this
country with benefit to our national
economy. The Protestant Federal
Council of Churches of Christ came
out the. other day for adoption. of
the Stratton bill to admit 100000
DPS year for the next four years.
Some persons fear this last num-
ber would be too large. However,
they might consider these facts:
Most of the DPS are from rural
areas of Europe. Many states in
our grain and corn belts have lost
thousands of workers in the past 10
years. Official census figures are:
North Dakota, 148,417; South Da-
kota, 131,272; Wisconsin, 93,528;
Minnesota, 97O22; Nebraska, 92,568;
Iowa, 83,546; Missouri, 1892, and
Kansas, 2O,659. s
Minnesota is taking practical steps
to make up for it's lost population
and at the same time to help the
DPS. Gov. Luther Youngdahl az.
pointed a commission that is making
a survey to determine how many
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
OAR APIE LIETUVIU SALES
sERENINKl SUSIRINkIMA

Lietuviu Sales valdyba suda-
70 rimti patriotai vyrai: pir-
mininkas Antanas Simkunas
uzrasu rast. Juozas Saukiavi-
Gus; firansu rast. Juozas Gu
zauskas; izdininkas V. Debs-
sis. Raadonqju pusei, kuriu j
direktorius pateko tx trys
Quota vice p;rrininko vieta
Dabar visi sarininkai ir hen-
drai Lietuviai galvoja kaip is
lalkyti Lietuviu sale. Pirmiau
turejom tik du sales priesus-
tai Lietuviska Hitleri ir Lie
tuvlska Stalina. Dabar jie pri-
sikalbino dar trecia = tai Lie
tuviska Himmleri. Pirmesni du
kick galejo prisipelna is slot
masinu ir bingo. Da ar klau-
|simas kaip issaugosim nuo to
trecio. Bet reikia Lietuviams
butt susipratusiems ir neuzsi-
leisti suviliotojams.
Gal teks apsiginti ir nuo to
trecio. Seniau, kai jis kalbs-
davo saleje tai net sienos DIRE
bedavo, bet dabar, kai zmones
jam pabaube tai jo balsas su-
silpnejo if nera toks drasus.
Broliai Lietuviai, nenuleiskim
ranku, dirbkim, gelbekim savo
Lietuviska istaiga nuo isnau-
dotoju, nes ten musu pinigai
sud9ti musu kulturiSkiems rel
kalams kelti ir pastumeti. Dir
bkim Xxi musu Tautos namas
koki mes j steigem ir per daug
metu palaikem, vel liktu Lietu-
viu garbes kelejas ir visu mu-
sq dziaugsmas. S9rininkas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
ViFsEJO PITTSRURGHE

Mrs. A. Zdanis buvo isvykus
porai savaiciu pavieseti pas gil
mines Pittsburghe ir apielin-
keje. Pereitos savaites pabai-
goja A Zdanis nuvaziavo ja
parsivezti. Mrs. Zdanis parve-
ze Pittsburgho laikrasciu, kurie
dar placiau rase apie Jievutes
Paulekiutes if Winthrop Rookie
fellerio vestuves negu kiti lai-
kras iai, nes Paulekiut6s tevas
gyvena ir dirba angliakasyklo-
je netoli Pittsburgho, ir Jievu-
te yra ginus maineriq kaime-
lyle.
DR.. Petras Vileisis, is Wa
terbury, Conn.,, gryzdamas is
ilgos keliones Floridoje ir Kali
forniioje, pakeliui is Chicagos
j namus buvo sustojes Dirvos
redakcijoje.
Vic Andersonas SUI zmona
sugryzo is Floridos.
A. Grigiene lankosi pas sa-
vo sunu Tucson. Arizona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
IsCIRSKIT VELIAUSIOS TREMTINES PRA-
KALBA SEKM. KOVO 7, LlETUVIU sALEJE

81 sekmadieni, Kovo Z, Lie
tuviu apatineje saleje, rengia-
ma prakalbos paskiausia is Eu-
ropos atvykusiai Clevelanda
tremtinei, p. Aldonai Augusti-
navicienei. Rangia vietos Lie
tuviu tremtiniu draugija. Pta-
kalbu pradzia nuo 2::3o val. 20
pletQ, sale atdara nuo 2:0J val
1najimas visiems nemokamai.
Fonia Aldona Augustinavi-
cicne, Lietuvos moteru vlik5-
ia ir placiai darbavusi tramti-
niu tarpe Vokietiioje, atvyko i
CleVelanda su savo vyru, Inz.
Juozu Augustinavicium ir Sci
ma, pas savo seseri, p. Brute
Smetoniene. il yra gera kali
betoja, taigi atsilankiusieji is
girsit daug idomiu ziniu apie
musu tautos nelaime pasekme-
je bolseviku okupacijos.
Prize kalbu bus dar Siaip pa
ivairinimq; girdesite ir kitus
naujausius tremtinius issireis-
kiant savo mintis.
Kadangi apatine sale yra ne
didele, kurie anksciau ateisit
gausit atsisesti, pavelavusiems
reikes stoveti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
Velykiniai Zenklukai
Raisie1ns Paremti

Pradedant Vasario 26 bus
tesiamas Velykiniu zenklu va
jus, Xxi Velyku, Kovo %. Tie
zenklukai platinami uz tam IT,
kra auka, o surenkamos aukos
eina paremti Draugijai kuri
globoja ir mokina raisus ir be
sveikatos vaikus. Vajui suda-
rytas komitetas is zymiu vie
tos biznio zmoniu, kurie ia dar-
ba atlieka savo pasiSventimu.
Easter Seals - Velykiniai
zenklukai - pasiunciami pas
tn namus ir bizniu istaigoms
Cuyahoga apskrityje, uz ka
prasoma prisiQsti auka sulyg
isgales. Adresas buna pride
tas SUI prisiunciamais zenklu-
kais ir kiekvienas Zinc kur au-
ka pasiQsti.
The Society for Crippled
Children uzlaiko visus raisus
ir negalojancius vaikus Xxi IL
metu amziaus, JUGS lavindama
visokiu amatQ, kad veliau gale
tn no"c l,cAi aau pragyven.naa
pasidaryti.
Tos draugijos ofisas randa-
81 1900 Euclid Avenue ir prie
Child Treatment Center, 2239
East 55th Street.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
PHONE: ENdicott 4486

DPS might be Shappily and pros
perously resettled" in Minnesota. The
commission is conducting its survey
through ministers and priests. In
turn these invite their flocks to
list relatives in refugee camps and
to indicate work or business oppor-
tunities open for immigrants. Iowa
is following Minnesota's example
with a volunteer committee survey
ing possibilities for DPS.
This is taking the guesswork out
of the DIP problem. If other states
and communities were to initiate
Minnesota and Iowa, congress might
be encouraged to pass the Stratton
bill. It would have practical data
showing that our country could safe
ly take in a considerable number OF
these innocent victims of the war.
Giving refuge to those fleeing op-
preston is an old American custom.
And an older Christian one!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
NJ IRI M Al

CHARLES SCHULTZ, .55 me-
tu, mire Vasario 22, palaido
tas Knollwood kapinese Vasa-
rio 25.
Velionis kiles is Lietuvos,
Suvalku Kalvarijos; Amerikon
atvyko 1910 metals.
Cia like jo zmona, Ona, su-
nus Edv ardas SUI zmona, Jur-
gelyte, t. anukai.
Amerikoje turi iris seseris,
viena secuo is Lietuvos pabe-
go Vokietiion nuo bolseviku ;
Lietuvoje liko vienas brolis po
Rusais, aIie il nieko nezinoma.
Charles sc,4lltz Clevalanda
isteige ir operavo U. S. Steel
Spring Co.; pradzioje turejo
visokiu sunkumu ir nepasiseki-
mu; pagaliau dirbtuve taip is
augino kad dabar joje dirba
apie 200 darbininku; jo darbi-
ninkai daugiausia' buvo Lietu-
vial, jaunuoliai kurie prizes 81
kara ir dabar atvyksta Ame-
rikon, jis visiems stengdavosi
duoti darbo kad galetQ pragy-
venti.
Suomi dekojame draugams
ir giminems uz prisiustas lai-
dotuvems geles, uz dalyvavima
sermenyse ir palydejime j ka-
pines, grabnesiams uz ju pasi-
tarnavima ir giminems is Det-
roito, kuriq trys automobiliai
atvyko j laidotuves.
Zmona, Ona Schultz
ir Selma
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
Won Wiegand Analyses
a Rumor
Truman Russian Deal seen as bid for votes

Secretary of State Byrnes at the'
Paris peace conference in July, 1946,
which plan was adopted by his sue
cessor, Marshall. The latter again
brought up the proposal at the Mos
COW foreign ministers conference last
spring, but it was rejected by Mo-
lotov;
That Soviet Russia, together with
the eastern countries she dominates,
cooperate in-at least cease oppos
ing-the Marshall plan;
That the Soviet regime agree to
cease encouraging, supporting and
aiding communism outside the bor-
ders of the Soviet Union and it's
satellite states.
That Soviet Russia cease encourag-
ing and aiding, directly or indirectly
Gen Markos, chief of the Greek que
rillas and head of the free govern
ment of Greece, and use it's influence
to that end with Yugoslavia, Bull
garia and Albania.
That Soviet Russia will agree to
an 11-power conference to draft a
peace treaty to be imposed on ia
pan.
| That Moscow agree to withdraw
Soviet occupation troops from the
eastern zone in Germany simultea.
nously with withdrawal of Ameri-
can, British and French troops from
the western zones.
There have been whisperings fo,
some time that President Truman
would take "bold step" in re.
gard to Soviet Russia in order te
take the wind out of Henry Wal.
t}ace's sails.
Roosevelt and Churchill sold Lith.
uania, Latvia and Estonia, along with
their independence, freedom and de
mocracy, down the river. So why
should Truman not be tempted tc
abandon the democratic elements in
Poland and the Balkan countries in
the situation that indisputably exists
if that should add to the Democratic
party's chances Of victory in Novem-
ber? ~. s4q.e
LAST HOPE OF DEMOCRACIES
Il Il
! The formal recognition of the dom.
mating Soviet Communist power in
the states of eastern and southeas-
tern Europe would extinguish the last
spark of hope of democratic elements
resisting dictatorship.
Aversion of the American people
to war is considered to be so deep
that the belief prevails in some
European sections that they would
follow any course, however delusive,
if they were convinced it would lead
to peace.
| Stain, at Roosevelt's urging, "dis-
solved" the Comintern. But it mere
ly went underground and reappeared
as the "Cominform," with it's seat
in Belgrade instead of Moscow.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05

Ohio State bonus aplikaiiju blankos isduodamos is
Veterans Information Bcoth se1tintam aukste The
May Company, pradedant pirmadenu 1000 Xxi
$50 po pietu
Pagalba apikaciju ispildyme bus suteikiama la
svanoriu darbuotoju is Cuyahoga County Council
of the American Legion, kurie dayvavo pamokose
duotose valstijos valdninku vadovaujanGiu bonus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
194S AUTO TAGS GAUNAMI
DTRV0S 0FISE

symet vel galit pirkti sau
194S Auto License Dirvos Off
Sc, kuris siokiomis dienomis at
daras nuo 9 Xxi 8. Paskutine
diena Auto License tags isigy-
Il bus kovo 81.
symet visi tags pc $40, n6ra
nei pigesniu nei brangesni}.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
kORTAVIMO VAKARAS

BALFo 80 skyrius rengia
kortavimo vakara sestadieni,
kovo 6, sv. Jurgio parapijos
salGje; pradzia 7:3) val; tikie-
tas sc. Pelnas naslaiciu fon-
dui. Komisija kviecia atsilan-
kyti visus geros valios Lis tu-
vius, paremti Lietuvos tremti-
MUS naSlaicius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05

VIHIV NalstsJUJV UuS ESICIS %
kita atominGs energijos dirbtu-
We ant 1900 akru ploto buvu-
siose karo meto Scioto karo
dirbtuvese, prie Marion, Ohio.
Tos dirbtuves irengimas kas-
tuos S. miliionus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05
BY Karl H. Won Wiegand

ROME, Feb. 21-With allie 6 d
hopes that an agreement between
America and Soviet Russia would
sweep President Truman and the
Democratic party again into office
and power in the November election
the President and Secretary of State
Marshall are reported to be infor-
mally and through private channels"
seeking to establish a basis for such
an agreement.
These uncomfortable reports have
reached high Vatican circles and
have arounsed speculation in some
diplomatic and other quarters.
If there is any truth to the SEN
sational dispatches from Washing
ton printed in section of the
Swiss press, it would indicate that
Truman and Marshall are trying to
find a way back to Roosevelt's i'll
fated policy of appeasement of So
Wet Russia but on an alleged basis
of mutual concessions"
PROGRESS REPORTED
The "Berner Bund'' a paper with
reputation of being close to the
Swiss government, says that these
alleged "private negotiations" be-
hind the scenes have made consider
able progress.
The "Bund" gives details of what
it calls interesting but scarcely be-
lievable concessions which Truman
and General Marshall are said to be
willing to make another appease-
ment course according to behind-the-
scenes Information in Washington.
In the main, these concessions are
alleged to be: &C.
America will give recognition to
Communist Soviet Russia's special
security interests in eastern and in
southeastern Europe;
Soviet Russia to have a "free
hand" in Poland, Romania, Hungary,
Bulgaria, Yugoslavia and Albania;
Recognition to be given that Fin
land and Czechoslovakia are in Rls-
sia's sphere on Influence;
Soviet Russia to be given the
equivalent of "free hand" in Man
churia and North Korea;
yF.rt
America to grant Soviet Russia
a large loan in proportion to a re-
duction in Russia's demand for $40
000,0O0,0OO in reparations from Ger
many.
REPORTED u. S. AIMS
AS reciprocity appeasement of the
United States by Soviet Russia, the
following demands are repeatedly
being made at the secret or "pri-
vate" negotiations:
That Soviet Russia will cease to
block peace in Europe by coming to
an agreement with the Western AL
lies, particularly with America and
Britain, on a peace treaty for Ger
many;
That Moscow will come to mu-
tual understanding with the Western
Allies on the political and economic
future of Germany;
That Russia will agree to four
power treaty or alliance to keep
down Germany for 40 or so years.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-05

isdanima
Darant apkacijas, veterana turi tureti origina-
Illus savo paiuosavimo (discharge) rastus Kick
vienas aplikantas gaus gatavai atspausdnta voka
su kekviena apikacija. Padejejais tos budeles pa
tarnavimc bus May Memorial American Legion
Post No. 580 Bus suteikama ir Notaro patarna-
vmas.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-13
Cause of Crash
 Not Established

It was possibly a tai1spin which wrecked a small Aeronca on the ice of Lila lake last week and brought about the instant death of Ralph Walker and Cliff ford Kirkelie, CAA employees at Sheep Mountain.
 There were no witnesses to the crash. However, Fred Pow ell, CAA safety chief, said the evidence indicates that the plane hit with considerable force. There is no mark which shows that it was either taking off or landing. The small ship hit at a 45-degree angle and tore hole 10 feet in diameter through the foot-thick ice.
 The plane was demolished. The bodies of both men, who ap- parently died instantly, were found still inside the cabin.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-13
Dmrymen Propose NelU Plan To MVFCA
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(Continued from page D of their membership in the MVFCA. Once such action is taken, the milk produced by these dairymen would be sold through an independent distribu- tor in Anchorage.
 Members of the Dairyman's Association, representing an esti- mated 80 percent of the total Valley milk production, have signed petition requesting their withdrawal from the MVFCA if their latest proposal is not ac- cepted.
 That petition must be signed this week, in order to meet the March IS deadline for with drawal from membership. It will not be invoked unless all other plans fail.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-13
School Names Honor orPupils

Honor students of Palmer high school for the past six weeks of work, which ended last week, included:
 Seniors-NancY Smith. Don Irwin. Duane Huntley. Robert Graham. Evelyn Foster:
 Juniors-Marianne Bryant. Don Hutchinson. Gayle Eckert. Esther Kerttula. Norma LoYer:.
 Sophomores-Roberta Hem mer. MarilYn Harris. Edward Cope:
 Freshmen - Irwin Bentti, Gloria Carroll. Harvey Hiber, Jean Smith. Sarah Smith and David Vigdahl.
 Three students. Evelyn Eos ter. senior. and Sarah Smith and David Vigdahl. freshmen. are straight "A" students.
 All pupils named on this honor roll will be guests of the Valley Theatre at next Sundays eve ming show. The school office vii issue honor roll passes to pupils which must be presented at the theatre.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-13
Court Of Honor For Local Scouts Is Postponed

Plans for court of honor for Palmer's Boy Scout troop have b e e n postponed, Scoutmaster Victor Alfsen announced today. Local plans have been set back, so that Scouts may concentrate on preparation for the district rally to be held in Anchorage on March 20.
 Members of the Palmer Scout troop now are meeting each Monday and Thursday evening after school in the United Protes- tant church, to practice for the rally. Palmer Scouts took first place in last years district meet.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-03-13
Stricken Trapper Is Flown Home

An unexpected kin 2 through the ice, resulting in ill- ness and exhaustion due to ex- posture, sent an airplane on a mercy call for Lauritz Loberg early this week.
 MT. Loberg, trapping with partner Jack Cody, became ill as the result of his icy bath. MT. Cody hiked to the nearest point of communication and sent an urgent message for a rescue plane.
 However MT. Loberg was nearly recovered when he ar rived back in the Valley, and was not hospitalized upon his re- turn. Dr. R. E. Garrett, Valley physician, said MT. Loberg ap- parently suffered no ill effects.