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Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
FORMER LOCAL DOCTOR NAMED TO CLINIC STAFF

Dr. Kenneth Ham, formerly as sociated with pr. R. E. Garrett of Palmer, has been named one Of the two physicians affiliated with the Doctors Clinic, to open here next Monday. Dr. Ham practiced in Palmer from the first of the year to mid-June, go- ing then to Valdez where he has been practicing for the past two months.
 Not one, but two doctors, will serve the Valley through the Doctors Clinic, it was disclosed by Robert Walker of the An chorage Doctors Clinic, of which the local office will be a branch. pr. Vernon A. Gates was named as the second Clinic physician.
 Both doctors are general prac- tltlonerS, Mir. Walker said. Their Palmer offices will be located up- stairs in the Koslosky Building. Office hours will De announced in the near future, but the Clinic will be officially opened to the public next Monday.
 pr. Ham is expected to arrive here momentarily. Dr. Gates came to the Valley yesterday to meet with staff members of the Valley Hospital Dr. Gates fam lily will remain in Anchorage for a few months, but he plans even tually to live in the Valley.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28

Two new amateur talent en- tries were signed up this week for the fairs talent contest in September, manager harles s Dillon announced today. The entrants are Carol Martens of Anchorage, sponsored by the Anchorage Shopping Guide, and Ted Jamieson, also of Anchor age, sponsored by the Soropti- mist Club of Anchorage.
 Both of the new contestants are winners of the annual talent scholarship award offered by the Soroptimists. Miss Martens is a soprano and Ted Jamieson is a violinist.
 Miss Martens has been study ing music for several years. Her present instructor is Katherine
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
Legion Storts Work On Building

Bids have been let for the basement construction of the American Legion building, it was announced this week by pr. F. R. Sims, commander of the Valley post. The firm of Casler and Loyer will build the base ment, on which work is to be completed by Oct. 1.
 The Legion plans a 4Ox6O basement with 10-foot ceiling and 8-inch walls of poured con- crete. The contractors will roof the basement and the Legion will use it as meeting hall this winter.
 Future plans call for the erec- tion of a tWo-story building, when the structure is complete. It is the hope of local Legion naires to add a second story to the building next year.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28

Anthony Opens Flying Service

A new flying service spread it's wings in Palmer this week. Known as Gil Anthony's Air Service. the Gil Anthony -piloted Bellanca Cruisair is destined to become a familiar figure in the skies between Anchorage and Palmer.
 MT. Anthony expects to spe- cialize in frequent air trips be- tween Palmer and Anchorage. He has announced a new and very attractive rate schedule, and hopes to be making several flights daily between the two cities.
 The flying service is headquar- tered in Al Kings Garage, but trip information also is available at the Coop Fountain or the MatanuSka Hotel.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
Grange Plans August 14th
 Flower Show

There will be a Valley-wide flower show, sponsored by the Northland Pioneer Grange, to be held at the Grange Hall on Aug. 14, it was announced this week by chairman Maud Hosler. Mrs. Hosler invites exhibits from every floWer-groWer in the Val ley.
 There will be display classes for both cut flowers and potted plants, in wide variety of events, she said. Prizes will be given for the best all-around flower display and for best in dividual winners.
 The flower show will be held at the Grange Hall, and will commence at 1 D. m. All eXhibi- tors planning to display potted plants should have them at the Grange Hall some time Satur- day. Cut flower entry deadline is 11:30 a. m. Sunday.
 Ladies of the Grange will hold their bazaar at the Grange Hall during the flower show, and will serve tea for flower show visi- tors.
 Those who play to display flowers at the show, and who wish more detailed information, should get in touch immediately with Mrs. HoSler. Mrs. Hosler's co-committee m e m b rs, Mrs. Emma King and Mrs. Karla Duff, also will be happy to an- swer questions concerning the show.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
SPortsmen To Get First Aid Drill

Dr, R. E. Garrett, assisted by nurses from the Valley Hospital. will present a first aid demon stration as the program for next weeks regular meeting of the Matanuska Valley Sportsmen. The demonstration is scheduled at this time in order to instruct members with first aid princi- ples before the opening of the approaching hunting season. The meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. It will be held at the rifle range beneath the Rec Hall. Interested guests are invited to attend.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
FAIR MANAGER TO MARRY

Fair manager Charles Dillon left Anchorage by plane this morning to make a quick flight home to Delta, Colo, where he will be married on Aug. 2. The future Mrs. Dillon is Miss Jeanne Abbott, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James E. Abbott of Delta. She has just completed her third year of work at Western State College at Gunnison, Colo.
 The Dillons expect to be back in the Valley on Aug. II, when they will take up residence in a new home on Bailey Hill. Mir. Dillon resumes his classroom duties in Palmer School nnme- diately after the close of the coming Matanuska Valley fair.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
ANCHORAGE TALENT ENTERS FAIR CONTEST

ChenoWith of Anchorage. Aside from her interest in a musical career, the singer takes an ac- tive interest in sports.
 In addition to his violinist abilities, Ted is also a very fine vocalist. He has been studying violin for the past year under the tutelage of Mrs. Ruth Hurst of Anchorage, and he gave up planned trip Outside with his parents in order to spend the summer in practice to prepare himself for the coming Septem- Der contest.
 Both contestants were pre- sented on the fairs radio pro- gram over station KFQD last Saturday, when they were inter viewed by Mir. Dillon.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
Palmer Gets S6O,0OO Federal Airport Fund

Airport funds in the amount of S60,125 for Palmer were an- nounced this week as a part of CAA's 1850 airport air program. These funds were approved for Palmer several years ago, but until the recent legislature pass ed enabling legislation permit ting cities to use the Federal aid, the funds were frozen.
 Little is known of the imme- diate effect of the appropriation on the Palmer airport. Roland Snodgrass of the Palmer Airport Association said he had received no official announcement of the fund allocation at time There is little doubt that the money will be received, but until official notice reaches the local Association, no action can be taken.
 MT. SnodgraSS. was to check with Victor Rivers, project engi- neer, later this week and he said he hoped to be able to announce definite plans by next week.
 It is believed that the appro- priation depends upon a 25 per cent matching fund in the con- munity, but Mir. Snodgrass was unable to state for certain W h th r the fund must be matched, or whether funds be- ing spent at the port in recent months could be considered part of the matching fund.
 Other Alaskan cities to re- ceive aid for airports this year include Dillingham;, Seldovia and Seward. Anchorage and Fair banks both were deleted, since those cities are receiving special appropriations for projects now under way.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28
STATEHOOD DELAYED

Statehood bills for Alaska and Hawaii will not be presented for action at this session of Con greSS, it was declared this week by Chairman Peterson of the House Public Lands Committee. MT. Peterson said he feared the bills might fare poorly if they were pressed now, when the House is rushing to adjourn.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-07-28

Rev. and Mrs. Sanford Davis of Palmer this week announced that they had adopted as their son a tWo-year-old native child. The boy has lived in the Davis Children's Home since his birth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-08

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-08

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-08

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Evening star., 1949-12-29

Doctors at Emergency Hospi-
tails newly equipped cardiac clinic
are relying more on what ma
chimes tell them than what the
patient says.
In the past, physicians have
had to take the patients word on
how he felt. But the new equip
ment donated recently by the
Variety Club is aiding in a more
detailed study of heart diseases.
I'm cases of failure OF the heart
and circulatory system" explains
DR.. John A. Reisinger. clinic di-
rector, very definite body changes
take place. The heart increases
in size. Circulation to the fingers
and toes falls. The air capacity
of the lungs decreases.
"Specialized instruments can
measure these changes and record
even minute variations during
treatment. Through their use the
physician does not have to give
too much weight to a patients
description of his symptoms. Pure
ly psychological and temperament
tai influences can be largely elm
mated"
DR.. Reisinger stressed. however,
that data from the new machines
at the clinic can be interpreted
only by highly trained person.
That person, it was announced
today. has been provided by the
Washington Heart Association. He
is DR.. Richard Bakersfield. 5018
Elm street, Bethesda. Md. DR.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Doctors at Heart Clinic Depend
More on Machines Than Patient

Bauersfeld, who has his own prac-
tice. holds a $1,000 fellowship
granted by the association. He
will be at the clinic five after
mons a week.
The machines he will operate
include a Horoscope with which
he can diagram a patients heart.
With this machine, he can trace
the heart outline and note changes
in size. Other equipment measures
blood flow to fingers and toes, lung
capacity and the amount of oxy-
gen in the blood.
Evening star., 1949-12-29
Judge Christensen Heads
Takoma Lutheran Church

Judge Einar Christensen has
been reelected president Of the
Takoma Lutheran Church, Seventh
and Dahlia streets NV. it was
announced today.
Other officers named are Alvin
Sara, ST., vice presiocny; .
Broaddus. secretary; CharlcG
Fuchs, general treasurer; Virgil
Souder, financial secretary: John
Palmer, building fund financial
secretary, and Cecil Bell, assistant
treasurer.
Also named were Fred Walter
hotter, building fund treasurer;
Roger Cutler, ST., recreation chair
man and chief usher. and John
Boepple, Building Committee
chairman.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COAST GUARD OFFICER desires g.
bedroom unfur1tshed house: $780,
sl;s;, SI2S; nv NY. or Virginia preferred
WILL FURNISH 6-room house, sive
rent. Box fs-s, Star. ~ ' a6.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and two small
children desire lease 3-bedroom
house in Arlinston.. Bethesda. or
NV. GARAGE desirable. Max, S125
furn.;, 500 unfurn. TIE. 21s7 bet.
DR.. an AND WIFE RT need small house or
apt; near Walter Reed. JU.
GOVT OFFICIAL. wife, son II. de-
sire 3-bedrm. unfurn. det. house,
Wooodrow Wilson H. 8. dist; $3.50.
BGslNEss sSi EXECUTIVE, permanent. ne
furnished house; prefer Chevy Chase
or Bethesda; occupancy August Is;
changed: Cali OIL. s215. ees
2-bedrm. house; extra care of prop
srty given. Call oW, 9012; -29
with bath; Phone TR; O494. .,
rms, desired by perm. Govt. atty.
and family Of 8; max. rent. 800.
BY GOVT. OFFICIAL, old agency, Q
bedroom unfurn. house; 2 adults;
prefer Va. side; around 500: best
refs. Box Is. Star. 25'
AIR FORCE COL. needs 3-bedrm.
or perm. unfurn. FIR. 1000. Ext.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA, MD.-July and August,
beautifully furn.. 3 bedrms.. 2
baths; SI75 per mo. Call WI. 1927.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
HOUSES FOR sALt-Ao,sh~s.,
WEST OF 10th ST.

First time offered IN section Q, Ioyt'y
homes. west Of 10th and north Of
Kennedy This lovely home feaIuf.
ina Sioe ceuter-hsL entrance. Av
rm. with arepl banquet size dir
I'M, den. very mod kit with EiAsSec,
in breakfast nook. master oecrm
other bedrrs and bath OF 2nd hoor
beaut psaelec rec. rm. arc n bath
in bxmt gas heat Excel eond
throuShout. Overlooking park ConV
10 sveTyth ng VIII sell quickly
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
SILVER SPRING
HOUSES TO SHARE

WORKING WIDOW, young daughter
suburban home with another wom-
an. similar position. Box 264-M,
Star.
WILL SHARE HOME with responsible
couple; no objection to small child !;
SIS per week. VI. 3I21. -"6
WANTED govt. girls to share house
with 3 govt girls Nr. Pentagon
bldg Call XII S-7TI3 -oR
Evening star., 1949-06-24
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving: storage;
reas. ia. 1887; ewes, GE. l416.
HNDIvrpUAL COMPARTMENTS. low
as 80 monthly; local and Va. NOV
iHs tss, sAsTY slss; s4e; sTd .Rd rEf sss co c5
MAXINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr. service. furniture; trunks and
baggage. AT. 275e or FIR. 03S6.
MOVING BY vET-Exper. help: every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across he country; safe storage Id
separate ,oomG. expert packing,
Phone 10. 01o4, UNION STORAGE
co NC est 1909
Evening star., 1949-06-24
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Evening star., 1949-06-24

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Evening star., 1949-06-24
For RENT FIJRNISHEI
HOUSES UhFuRhlsHEp

SILVER SPRING. new 3.bedrm
brick houses; desirable location; 81 2E
and Sl35 mo SAMUEL e. BOGLEY
INC. WI, $500, WI. 1920. "a
BUNGALOWS, ami. oil heat, $50
each; Avail. July /. Phone Vienna
GEoRGETowN. s175 month. vacant
tiled bath and tiled powder rm
CORP, 1857 X. RE. l133i
NEW BRICK. 8 rms. semidetsched; Z
bedrms.; I'm. rec. rm.; shower and
toilet: gas az: heat. VI. 0726.-25
OWNER CALLED out of town. viii
lease modern semidet. home in good
NV, loc.: 8 rms, . baths, screened
porch" gas heat: rec: nm: new avn
mo. GE. 2196, 9 am. through IL
noon: pm. to 3 pm. -36
COUNTRY LOG, 8 rooms. 5 bedrms
all modern; Bendix washer; newly
dec; large yard. garden space: near
Fairfay; Va. Fairfax 6s1-R. --26
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS. $3.50 per mo
GEO GEORGE T. REEVES, phone "a.
DECORATED 3-bedrm'. Q
bath home. modern kitchen. break
fast nook. heated sleeping porch
corner location; express bus. adj
Bureau Of Standards. Avail. July
y: Sll5 mo. OR. O441.. -25
5056 ST. SEC rooms. heat furn /;
500 month. Call AK. 1853. "a
SILVER SPRING
Three bedroom. lh-baths, new brick
home; one bedroom on lst d.; years
lease: sf35 month.
E. M. FRY, INC, WI. 8700
Evening star., 1949-06-24
FOREST HILLS
FOREST HILLS

3010 Ellicott ST. lst a.. large livinR
room with fireplace and mirrored
wall. bright dining room, terrace
with awning OF living room. sun
room. den, powder room, large
cente- hall. kitchen and butler
pantry; Ind A.. 4 bedrooms. . baths;
cedar chest in attic. This house
has pleasant servants quarters ano
2-car garage. Delightful location or
triangle Of Ellicott st. and Linnesn
ave. This house was on the mar
ket in 194s for $50, 800. Owner Is
considering country place and fol-
sonable offer for the above men,
toned. Call Mr. KENNER Sligo
$500. weekdays o to 3, except Sat.
and Sun IA
Evening star., 1949-06-24
kaFAEs
RALPH . COIN
1884 FIRST ST Ne

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Evening star., 1949-06-24
TILDEN GARDENS

Lovely 2-bedrm., Ia tile bath apt,
with entrance foyer. sizeable liy.
rm., library, din. rm. and kit:
tastefully decorated and IN beauti-
full cond.; priced reasonably with
low maintenance cost.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
TWO TINY HOUSES
TOWN HOUSE
~ pNNAAN ct Nv

Realtors C~erFssrxr C@cs s@Ss~
s. NV HU -@t.E IS
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Downtown Guest Home

DUWIlCUW1 OueSC Home
Containing % rooms. . baths: splen-
escapes, double stairway. For ap-
pointment TO inspect. cali Mr. Hunt
er, MA. 1900. Ewes. Gil 52s5
BOSS d PHELPS, INC. 14I7 K st
Evening star., 1949-06-24

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Evening star., 1949-06-24
HOUSES FURNISHED Cost. }
DISTRICT HEIGHTS

A very lovely furn. 2-bedrm. home
for rent from July s to Oct. ]
convenient TO Census Bureau and
Andrews Field in q nice fettlemeni
OF superior home owners. 2105 79th
ST. District Heights, Nd Rent sijf
mo-; owner will SHOW FREDERICK
w, BERENS, INC. 1928 K St n-y
Evening star., 1949-06-24
APIS, WANTED tcens. ,

&UBLET m ARLTNGTON-Purn
efficiency apt. in apt bldg. for
business woman. MA. s130. "a
YOUNG WOMAN desires unfurnisheo
apartment; vicinity of Both st.,
Mount Rainier: reasonable rent.
After pm. GL. 5000. Ext. 264.
p-12l; $50 to 5 pm, RE. 740o,
Ext. 1880. 24s
YOUNG COUPLE getting married in
July desires 1-bedroom unfurnished
apt: max. SIS. Call MI. 50s2 after
cofoREp-s EMPLOYED ADrL1s
want an apt. or house in vic. o.
Sheriff I'd. ne, 44th ne. OF Ben
ming I'd. ne. bet. 18th and 2lst Sts
no children Phone any time Sun.
and other days after 2 pm. NE
1880. 81.
coLORED LADY will give psrt-tims
service in apt. or rooming house in
exchange for small apt. AK. 1914
COLORED-Want 2 or more room
apt. for govt. girl. AID 6s32. 81
Evening star., 1949-06-24

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Evening star., 1949-06-24
HOUSES FOR sAlf--sss,Ass.

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efagR yms lssed hath fasl ass
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houses ss!lsas fer st AtAa tssss.
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i've LETT os TO Asra sge Mafteert
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arss ons Of oar sresisst ssiast
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hsthA eesatifai elss tm IN fall Dr.
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awnings on5y 81 800 se~a ape
a. sia.ase. hs tar htlsx ~ha
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LIS oates action necessary AN
NFHHERo REALTY co, Pr sAs
FafRIswN lovely. modern s,rn,
tapessfs hrieA hem. ~ eest seuih
east section ebose "a Kramer sns
Anaeostls hish sehee Q Nise 4,
ffaneh sns afsdt sehs"i' iaff'
RRal ~ 4gSs
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nice eenditien, rooms "a bee
rooms hath. F~ersAtiea reorn, sste,
matte beat, .s,. Owns, ,.ssIns as th. ei,, I!
speet can Nj white .syts Ns
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family sf1rk In AnAeostsA onfJ
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tiled soer Let saHr tenants fentAi
pay iet thn hom" Onir sts -
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cafmoay lin, ia "a ar Area of msa
crate priced harnss ~htFs poa cal
sres yeur evn vegetable and Tsts'
ehiesers rms anf hsth iss ftes.I
perch. iss lot saxsso T. eii , y
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FsetAkmsn vIileFs Nd vsrs 10 sne
spacious ds, hflfE enll / NJ std
sdrns', tie bah or &se dean
kit- with ss hrssktast snAas ace
finest esstp. veastian blinds ci
h-s h, real value at slsJsf -
800 sawn wiil hug FRANK q
Phillips. pI, Itit. tSss. cali nj
isis A ST. ss.-Nle. brick hon,
and income Of $3.50 per mo {
eefnri, ants, Z Oct gATsEeA 4
stoves and 5 retsrS arts eeBspi
fArn. real moDss mstsr On ,
sls,sop Easy terms AkNEsBERC
REALTY co Fn s3h7 tiiI = So
ONLY 81 .ooa DOWN. Unusually scse
hareatns ana ~ den mean ukvhe
Practically nsw Khinsisd ".stafY nt
ID e itns In asarss No 4 lHs fssss
snd bath. sas e heat fgil hsmt
levsly rec Tn., brick nrepl lot 5gi
Fer me ANNENBERCj REALTY co
THs rRorrRrf Of vrsn. c. Ript.,
Capitol Hsishtt, Is for sAis y Frns
ali city convenience front perch.
2x3d. side porch. isxeo. 10 lnts
included fEontins on A7ih and ts,ts
aYss Nj SE4k ~,-- %
s-rsIT nRfCk. adjoinins Rand .
HishlAnft, av. rm hedFm ktt sne
tile bath each, full hsssmtnt r
VII IDEAL lnestion aop't rsi1A This
cAMPAHEiiA A WOOD. TX ais
eyes and eandsys- vi 1891 - -
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HOUSES FOR sALe-korsh~ss'
LEVEL AND PARK

This attractive detached home Is
Ideally located and splendicly az
ranged for a sizeable family II
contains 8 bedrms. and baths,
garage. oil heat. nice yard and many
other attractive features; moderniZec
srtfstically decorated and IN excel
lent condition. Priced for quick sale.
Call NE. fI43 until pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1949-06-24
FOXHALL VILLAGE

One Of the few center-hal houses in
this convenient location has just
come on the market at S2l,O00,
For full details and appointment 10
inspect. call Mrs. Grier. MA, $500;
ewes. and week ends. co. 432s.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
HILLCREST

Detached hstsk nearly hsw tiTtns
rn. picture window hsstotstsr in
nrepiarss oiatns renm. kitchen aae
lsrEe bedrooms and kath or TEd
noaf, isrss ies overlooking rt fhu
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