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WAREHoUsEs-sALE OR LEASE

TAKOMA PARK-Brick. 3-unit apt.
2 units 2 bedrms liv. rm.. din. rm.
kit. and bath: one 1-bedrm.. liv
rm., din. rm.. kit. and bath: oil heat
insulated: on busline: completely
furn. Priced low at 100000. SH
COTTAGE CITY-1st coml., Bladens.
burg rd., heart of bus. sect. Lot
approx. 1900 50, it. Pres. bldg
sHsl; s.sr = ipsoms; nc %. sls,s'o or best offer
PRoFEssIoNAL . once bldg; very
Inee.d modeEn; sDprox DIro;;. KS old; nda1 fully
soafshouss ssnss s'e5ss cs owsER aa oI GD19iss ss
ment property. Consists OF 2 large
stores, rented; and apis: in ::
am, Court House. Annapolis, Md
Owners reserve right to reject any
and all bids. For particulars. SEE
UNDERSIGNED. NOAH A. HILLMAN
No Hotel Bldg Annapolis Nd
AFTER ALL EXPENSE you max,
$4,000 on S36,50O brick 2-stor,
bldg Always rented in rich small
HERREfI tHHR e nj rRnNGH p G TsIns: Fsn9sx ss Ss
I HAVE A LARGE APT. PROJECT
fronting on a prominent ave. fol
sale at approx. 61a times the an
nual rents. For full particulars
call A. M. DRA1sNER. 1404 L st
NV, MA. s036: ewes, HO. 1857. -.
UPPER WIS. AVE. between Sears anc
woodward g. Lothrop. new store
other merchandising. JAMES c
2-sTORY BRICK STORE BLDG.
leased to one tenant, right down
town. gilt-edse investment at S32,-
500, 500; Owner Owner says su sell and wants 1t
eaE GERBER TA REAEfY ts0 cor Sr al: IscS@ 7sSo.
$4,000 DOWN PAYMENT buys well.
Park sec. Rent ceilings. S4,7OO VI
Low maint. DE. 14a1. RE. 2295..
20% ON INVESTMENT - Builde
erecting fully detached 6-family, ,
in ciose-in silveT Spring. One Six
from bus, lge. shopping center ant
ir: and sr.. high schools; only =" lot
left available for immed. conetruc
ton. 81. 5462 or SH. 1724.
SILVER SPRING-Det. 4-fam. bricl
np nP' syePsshins Rsf6ms es $50 oD0Fsh soSo S
MODERN SSIi; 'N s-UNirs Hi s'Hs; semidet. briel
apt. house, two 2-bedroom, one !,
bedroom aptS; Annual INCOME
ESITy sI9' r56sllsHs * 'e:R: $40 sEs4Hl oF I'll
$1,000 DowS-5 brick houses,
Fort Myer dr. Arl., Va. c1Ti
15th AND KiLBoURNE PL. NV
units. Less than Ga times sros
rental of $3.50. Over. a0es ne
needs cash. 81. 1888.
bath, and 9 with 3 rms. and bath
Income, 1895. Parking for 3 cars
P.Tk: p.Il: ses o,l I'd 6-T.h St, LSs = SoziSS
l. 81, NV. DI. 1925.
hood and occupancy. opportunit,
for home and investment. Onli
S3,750 cash approx, value of furni
ture). Converted 4-story attached
brick, 6 furn. apts. Zone now neic
vacant for. purchaserl. In goce
repair. Clean. kitchens witt
mech. ref. 6 baths. tiled; goot
PpI6g Auto 1.n,s oll 1o1 hSt water water hsa. @
Balance of ssS,5oo payable Ss4s
mo, for. S yrs. then $3.50 per mo
Option to prepay; no red tape; car
close now; no brokers. See owner
10 70 Sat, 2 to 9 sun. At Apt
Don't disturb tenants. 500
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING-Conven. loc. in
suit. for any retail, commercial or
industrial business: 1st floor, 40x6O
n:tsp 2nd A. sIns, sH,s Of mosfrn Gees
ceiling; low, rental Tor this bldg,
sssgg MR.: I5osJEssTRAND. at Rockville
SPACE FAC VACANT. CANT Several $50 so up.
Silver Spring, Nd. owner, Sligo
SILVER SPRING Desirable ioca-
tion: commercial 1nIs available to Tlsht
iissIe n tenant. ant 0q caii sH. = Sa4s. SIi' 80 80
ROOM GsxloO, newly painted,
eaHipped with tables and chairs; ex-
cellent for union hall. See, the pro.
CORNER. End floor, 10th and H SITS.
n.w.-About ! 800 sq. IT. Il lge.
windows on both sides; suit. for sign
painting. display or meeting room.
so15o-FT. GROUND FLOOR SPACE,
suitable appliance shop, print shop,
garage. etc; suburban. Phone Elm
oTFfCE BLDG., with apt. newly re-
DECORATED. 1113 18th st. NV. RE
,ofS AND SITS. N.w.-App. 1000
50: IT. in large downtown End comm;
BLDG, concrete f1oors, pass. and
frst. elev.; excellent for light manu-
featuring, etc. Apply LEO M
x st, nv: ME. 54oo,-
cond. space, excellent location for
art studio, printer, ONCE, distribu-
tor, etc. Elec. and heat inc. In rent
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO,
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. NE. 54O0
DOWNTOWN. 18th st. NV. between
G and H-Store app. 20x95, add M
balcony space; excellent retail loca-
tion; reaS. rent. Poss. app. 80 days
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 81 CO,
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. NE. 5400
DESIRABLE LOCATION, Mt. Pleasant
ct. mr.. irving n.w.-.Will remodel tor
stores to suit reliable tenant. DE
so7n.
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV
Storeroom and apt. above.
GUY TIMER
1929 18th st. NV. NO. 1907. Il
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CONSIDER SELLING?
WHY NOT CONSULT
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
BROKER-RE. 1855
STORES FOR SALE

GROCERY-Better than $3.50 weekly
Cash. $500. including 4-room apt.
rent. SS5. Colored trade. No beer.
Call TR. 9148. 80
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DENTIST OR DOCTOR

DENTIST OR DOCTOR
5-rm. suite in part or whole, 9534
Penn. ave. Sc: excellent better
class neighborhoo6: reasonable rent;
long term lease available. T. D.
BURGESS, VI. 2s02; after 5, VI
$3.50.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FoR sALI
ACREAGE WANTED

SUITABLE SITE or building and site
for motoeyeIe club house. i0-miis
riosA 1asssi p eAfIr s sa' SoToseYeti e ssss s
CLUE. INC, ST. 5S25. 50s
ACkEAGE WANTED. 3-5 acres 10
Fails Church or Mclean area; must
BE- fairly level, accessible. ana rea.
sonaoiy priesd. Boz S32 c, star.
a. -
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4-FAMILY APT.

t zA14II III l.
This semidet 4-family bldg, only a
few years old, is in finest Sc. sec
ton and in perfect cond. All apis.
are spacious and we'll equip. and
building mas laundry and storage
facilities. Income. approx. So 900
yr.; $4,000 cash needed above ex-
Gel. one-trust financing or may go
GI. Today call Mr.. Paul. AK 1896.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X st. Realtors. EX. 1911
4 UNIT, D. c., $21,5OO
semidet., yrs. old. rent S236. SAM
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LOTS FOR SALE tcsas.l

LANHAM PARK, os; Defense hwy.-
sntid. 7sxiSO. $3.50: terms TO suit
your convenience; ouilders attention
invited; THOMAS p. HALEY. Real.
cSEykRLYWI.v.. iGi ri I.i lot, so.lso; So
AP, 1850, OWNER. )
SILVER SPEING. MD. location. on
CoieSvllle rd: only $50 down 70 buy
s-ssrs sot, in = l.sse sIecifIsiSS a
; ACRES ON LEE hwy. nr, Center
Vile, Va.-Sl.sSo cash. 10. s-lssl,
s LOTS for immediate sale. Located
sfisSH .!ah Ri $50 p rS's.s ddxn s1GOq p.s
s t' J, cRNELLs T NC. ssis issh
1so v n's srirlbIx% 1Si SsUc Iors, w,.ai6s,on s%
$1,000. N. Z, WILSON, Af. oosa
EXTRA CHOICE LOT. silver spTins
tnr. Ind, Spr. Coli course, 6oklou.
Al utll. Incl. paved streets most
aaY sH9y co ssdnsfd So gSSs g5'ss' $3.50 PERRY PERI
LoCtsT Hill ESTATE ,B.th.ss..
Extra choice lot, 7sNla5. borders
park mr.. bus line low price OF
ssnsY s. ne2 insIadss al impre'smsnts
FACING SLIGO rk. tsiiv.r sprins,.
extra choice location, over 100
frontsse, very oeep, mr.. stores, bus
and schools, All improvements, only
SS'Soe, PERRY HAY CO., 81, aooS,
RAMBLER SITES. large. wooded. vie.
Andrews Feid; bus service Cypress
LoT !. SO. 1888. cor. ch. ch. psxy
and Legatton, suitable > rsmblerS;
b,,,,;,s;, tSa I. So iSSs' x,. s,th Dl N.Y. s9xsso
cor MINI, ave and crofiut pl Sc
II ;ooxo3;sS, Sl,5oo. ME- 1900,
NORTH sPRINGBRook Mic. lot.
soosft. frontsge on paved county
ina: 5000 cash. E, S. PRICE 4
GO. ll3ol GEORGIA ave, 10. s-ls3l.
NEAR ALLENTOWN RID. S.E.-som.
S5ou: clear or wooded; nice and dry
OWNER. 10. 3-S65a
SILVER STRING = Commercial lot
near hish school, corner with alley
on side. S,4ao So. II. Price, $4,000;
ideal for neishoorhood:type store or
S!Srs T9S fna RT fP,; ips, r. ELIOT MIDDLE
Level LOT. IOo,ss. East. Yves, hwy.
and Curtis ST. Ia blks east OF Conn
ave. OWNER, ia. GAS, IA. 0l42.
WASHINGTON GRovE-Lot. 5sxeaI
IT., $3.50. FRED 3. cUsHMAN. Real
tor, $40 Frederick ave, GaitherSburs,
Md, Tel asa
2 LOTS-Brooks ave Gaithersburg,
S.7oo; FRED ,: cusHMAN, Real
tor. tor. SO 70 Frsasris5 RED, 600 ave" Gathers
"a ACRE, near Rediand, SsTb. 90
B. cusHMAN Rsaitcrs SO Frederick
wE sys asVE SthsE;STHEs sE1TR MS Scr Te 1--we: 99 lots
Chevy Chase. ND ;, on which v. win
build to your plans and speciffca-
ttons.. These lots not for sale sep
sly ;,on ykATMoSp Gs s85 fnFths5 BUM sni0s@s ts.o
Estates" on U. s. 20, beyond silver
Sps.; private homes built and in
process; lots all marked for size and
Pr1iss 4 you Eant tp,s 10 see some cn ndE rss'
then contact our once for terms
R. P. RIPLEY. Realtor, 81; 6lll.
must sacIifice haf;sere lot. l2:x
go go; ideal t for rambler .s,..a IN sec; ,,.. OF
$3.50 FERRY HAY CO, 81. sooS
Mr.. D. C. AND RIVER RD.-LeysL
cor. lot: Ice. bids. area; ideal for
rambler Short walk to bus and
schools. Only $2.750 PERRY HAY
HIIIcREsTwLevel lot, 5enx75' mr..
Branch and Ala; aves.; $3.50, utils.
incl. Lu. 1-4na2
BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOTS
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
Call Mrs. Grant. CO. 6346, PAUL r.
STONE Realtor. Il
EXCELLENT wooded lots In fne resi-
Dental section of Hillcrest Heights,
Md. Only 20 min. to downtwon.
Reasonably priced and terms. Mr..
Phifer. HI STA. ewes.
PAUL P. STONE, REALToR
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THE GOSS co.

Realtor, JU. 7-s211 Till PM
Corner Det. Family Flat
Near 34th st. and MINI. ave Sc.
Full bsmt. Gross rents. $3.50.
Price, $21, $50. r. S. BLACKSTONE,
Realtor. 1915 18th st. NV. MA
1890 or OF. 670s.
COLORED-A Low DOWN PAYMENT
on a 7-yr.-old. 6-unit, brick apt
bldg. in ne. gives yearly income
of over S3,S00. Investisate now
B. J. CRIVELLA. INC. 341s I4th
st. NV, TU. $500. 80
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STORES WANTED

SPACE WANTED-About 400 So. IT
of space for drapery shop. VIII take
part occupancy of store or loft
Call JU. 1866 or 81. S64S. -
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STORES FOR RENT tcsn..,

ZOE 4th ST. s.W.-Reasonabls rent.
JEFTERsoN MANOR. Va. &C owner
will build new stores for women's
zsna,tina and eniLdreqs .s9, ives wear business shoe
ping center now containing large.
modern Acme super market, drus
store, variety, chain cleaner, bakery.
6ss1 beauty and barber shop. Stores
homes. Consult Mr. Taylor. SHAN
NON d. LUCHs CO, Realtors. MA
DOWNTOWN. + ST NV, mr.. new
ese5 COM. AVE. NV, md f.. nr.
Shoreham Hotel; bus at door-Suit.
shop or once. Vacant. wo. 3s16.
NEW ls sToRIs Re-, nov , being built IN Be, Be-,
REALTY CORP 500 Sofs Wis. artihD ave-
OUTSTANDING SOUTHEAST shop.
ping center, theater. super market,
bakery. valet, drus, liquor leased.
Opening for ladies' wear, baby shop.
barber; beauty ,ewelry. mems shop:
BROS. INC. washington Blds. DI.
1Ioi NEW HAMPsHiRE AVE. NV,
Guaranty REALTY: NC. 1923
RtMMiGE tRsh e ns sIokE, L. ressonaOe ess; rent.
best location. 1885 7th st. NV,
3o5 II ST. N.E.-Appror, 400 SO. #,
hsmt.. parking avail. VIII remodel
tn,s for tenant. Ideal location. ST,
e6.s BLADENsBURG RID. NE
Newly remodeled; suitable for srocery
or delicatesssn; rent. Sl35 mo. Call
3, g; DuNNE. Eo 600. ~
susnss. sataes . gsa ss Rs9d
1913 YOU ST. N.W.-1sx6o. avail
able Immediately, $3.50 mo. Call
M. M. .iaon a9iland' H. G, sM1THY Co
5ioi MARLBORO PIKE-Hard8sre,
launderette. variety. dry goods. Ex-
eel. loc.. new shopping area rapidly
developing. IA. $500 or GE. o066.
1857 BENNINGs RID. N.E.-Corner
razo floors, fiuor. lighting, . show
windows. parking in rear for 2 cars
RERNsIEiN 3 R I E M 4 coi; 13oo Realtors l4l5
ins quarters above, oil heat imm.
occupancy; rsas: rent: Apply LEO
HID x 81. NV, ME-. 54UO.
DOWNTOWN. 18th st. NV. between
G and Hist f.. app. 2Ox95; addnl
balcony space: poss. app. 80 days
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.
Realtors, 1415 K St NV. NE. $500
CONGRESS PARK SHOP CENTER,
by 18th and Alabama ave. sc. Have
leased theater. super market. drug.
valet, and 10, bakery. serv sta,
LIQUOR, launderette. Opening for
ladies' and mems wear. beauty and
barber. restaurant, furniture. etc.
See Mr. Norris. WEAVER BROS,
INC. Wash. Bldg, D1. $500. Ewes,
CHI. 923S.
UPPER IIth ST.-3463 14th st. NV.
700 So. #, store or ofices, parking
space for 4 cars. RA. 2036. =
1881 eth ST. N.W.-Will lease for
moderate rental to responsible party.
v. L. TCOMEY, Jr.. Realtor, 1915
18th NV. RE. 6371. =
1928 7th ST, N.W.-Approx. 25'x3S'
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suB. PROP. REhT-MARYLAkp

ALL MODERN 1O-rm. large semi
Colonial frame home. All modern
convenience. In beautiful setting of
LARGE trees with acres Of land.
Bus service. intersection of ; hwys..
about mi. from Wash. on road to
Annapolis. Suitable tourist home or
the Ike. Rent reas. To responsible
people only. For further information
call IA. $500.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOTS

BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOTS
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
Call Mrs. Grant. CO. 6246, PAUL r
STONE, Reaitor. II
EXCELLENT wooded lots In fine resi-.
Dental section of Hillcrest Heights
Md. Only 20 min. to downtwon
Reasonably priced and terms. Mr.
Phifer. HI STA. ewes
PAUL P. STONE. REALTOR
HI. S441. HI 4243. MA. 1919. --3C
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
20 lots, water and sewer installed
roads rough sraded. Kensingtor
area. Best offer. Box 420-D. Star
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OFFICES WANTED (csas.,

REAL ESTATE BROKER seeks nv.
ssle. or dsie. ofhee rn., modern
facilities: reaA rent. Write Box
4O1-D. Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
coM'L. PROP. wTp. TO RENT

e00-1 900 SO. FT.. suit for print shop,
Aeeessary. BOZ 141.E, Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Semidet. Commercial

Semldet. commercial
Zoned for immediate buildipE. splsn.
did location, adjacent Hillcrest, D,
G.; direct access to South Capitol
st. Bridge; utilities available; $50
community groups or semidet. units.
ground. frontage on new hiIhway.
Mr. PHIEER. HI S1IA an
Evening star., 1950-04-30
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

End r. 31s 3rd NE, 900 IT,;
will rent: 3 hs., suitable furn. stor-
age; vacant. Insp., 1912. OR. 1854
after 6. II
Evening star., 1950-04-30
LOTS

Block OF fine land on Livinsston I'd .,
Just south OF Atlantic ST. Sc, 4
blocks from South Capitol St In
District OF Columbia; xoned for semi
detached houses and apartments;
water and sewer; paved roadway.
BEAIL TURNER a. CO. liO5 Yer
mont ave. RA. OssS, MA, Hlal .
Evening star., 1950-04-30
CONNECTICUT AVE.

Choice lot on Connecticut ave in
feet; zoned apsrtment; hard. level
lot. BEALL TURNER a CO, ll08
Vermont ave. National 6l3l, Ran
Evening star., 1950-04-30
GUEST HOUSE

Near 10th st. and Columbia I'd. NV.
by entrance to Rock Greek Park.
Large brick house, approximately 1S
years old. Can be rented to have
$500 per month income. Excellent
Evening star., 1950-04-30
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

BY OWNER-Several small renta
houses for modern small apartment
Give location and details. Box 457-
D, Ssar.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
HOLIDAY HILLS

restricted subdivision for week-end
cottases; Potomac River hShins and
boating, located only IL mi. from
Chain Bridge in Fairfax County va.
just above Great Falls; wooded ~
acre or lsrser lots; S41S up lov
cash payments, low monthly terms.
McCAY g. McCAY
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12
AnHnOI MMsfe FesEtCGI
At 6eltOOI TOntEe

1be Elementary Bebool Music
fes1paJ VIII be DfeseDtsd next
f1day Nay ~. a. 500 y o.. b
t4e Milford 1Ilgb BehO0j Audllof1-
um 1hs fIffb Grade Chorus, SlKfb
Gfade HhOflstsrs. junior Ba8d and
aelseteo lusountutal groups viii
combine ~ Glys hDe musical pro
fratH
~ N8y Day aDDroae3les. ~
thoughts CENTER 90 tic o0nlHg 1T.
hFhles DD "Wednesday. Nay ~. ~
Dlif D'eloek ip tbe normug ~ Nil
ford t3lHh school the My Queen
VIII Df nBOBhao vi fhe hye esnd
idates from flp EeDlOg Clabs, JON
i5noWbetFer NarOlyb kelle. Am
l10iney flgdla 0otlDuss quo phyl-
Do Wllk8us 0ue bar lleeB elsetea
Queen another Duchess, another
Maid ~ Honor abd tlle Dtbpg fBo
01.u0anta t0WeYer tbs result
~ tJe yOtUk VII nOf ~ known
uui1l tilt coronation Dfilpr nleU-
1ets ~ the court VII ~ Duchess
eahey j5umee VIA beg fwO afteH-
aanis jtazel htgo 8nd 1BeBe Dayld,
500 from tAt 5UDlOr Cbss. DUN
fas ijplotff iJageDDOlf wltb bef a.
tfU0antf kOsallf Bunting aud
lfleanor BsDUeff from fie S0Vb-
obDfe flabs 8Hd Duchess K4fb-
harn lfaans Wifb ilef aftEn1an1H.
tJDfoiby beDust aue JOaDne P0w
fjl llffit neWe0Dsr from JexAs
representing tAe fbesbm8D C'aBs
az fleae YlBle baye Dseu elseted
Df ilnlf hDBle BD0Ds ~ fht most
Notfuy representative f1iKbf0
ftad3f b9rDaB9 MOff1s afl0 FtHu.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

err Am Miller VII aet - PAGES
an1 w1JbesrrY ths crown Seventh
gf&1efs Pauline OBeDs and Patr1-
III ArSo VII At - Flower Girls.
81 Interested frlen0s ~ the school
afe invited for fbs ceremonies.
which VIII last hslf~an-h0ur. and
for tue fed events afterwards TIE
following evening. My u. = Nav
Dance vii ~ he'd ~ tue HIN
bebOol from BsFsD-fblfdy - ten
thirty ~ hcu0r " the Nay Court
Jlekeis VIII D. sod ~ the door.
tbjffy-6re cents slag and sixty
CENTS ofaE. Al ore welcome 50
come ~ out sno celebrate Nay Day
- Milford lfigb school
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

t@BJY mafebss were called t'1uel-
fffBD " "flamers7 because fhes
sppfterse ~ BADLY according ~ thf
haflDDsl GsDHfspble 6Oeie4E
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

ff0WD fires ~ forests sweep
thrown fbe tops " ffess and
eDffaG faDielE
Arizona sun., 1950-09-08
Grain And Seed
Association Against
Localized GAMBLING

An Arizona group closely allied
to farming and business interests
this week went on record as op-
posing the bill to legalize gambling.
The Arizona Grain and Seed AS
sociation hit the gambling meas
ure in resolution which asserted
"any claims for so-called benefits
and tax reductions (from legalized
gambling) are absolutely mislead-
ing"
Action of the group was revealed
in a letter sent to Ernest Douglas,
editor of The Arizona Farmer, and
to A. Lee Moore, state chairman
Of the Peoples Committee Against
Gambling, 512 Goodrich Building,
Phoenix.
The resolution read:
"We, as an organization inter
ested in Arizona's economic and
moral welfare, publicly take the
stand that we are opposed to legal
Arizona sun., 1950-09-08

lied gambling in this state.
1--WE firmly and sincerely believe
that legalized gambling would
have dire effects on our state
economy and any claims for So
called benefits and tax reductions
are absolutely misleading"
Evening star., 1950-05-25

BUY NOW PAY
LATER! Use Our Easy
Pay Plan-Terms "a low
as 31.25 a week! Every
tteD guaranteed Salts.
1Aetion or your money
haek1"
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
ALASKAN SCIENCE
 CONFERENCE TO BE HELD nv WASHINGTON

More than 100 scientists and administrators actively concerned with Alaskan research will ad- dress the Alaskan Science Con- ference. to be held in Washing ton, D. C., next month.
 The conference under the aus pices of the National Academy of Sciences National Research Council will be held November g, 10 and II. Twenty individual sessions are planned, including a public meeting at which govern ment officials will speak and spe- cial Alaskan films will be shown
 Papers will be presented cover ing a wide range of Alaskan sci entific interests. There will be an address by Governor Ernest Gruening on Alaska and Its De- velopment" and other speakers will discuss numerous other sub jects.
 Objectives of the Alaskan Sci ence Conference are to stimulate wider interest in research relat- ing to the Alaskan area and to discuss ways in which those en- gagged in field research can be of assistance to each other. It will also provide ways to make the results of research more widely known and available to scientists planning work in Alaska.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
PoImeri+es Are Special Guests of kiWoniS Charter NiQhf

Palmerites attending the An chorage Kiwanis Club charter night celebration this week as; special guests of the club were Mir. and Mrs. James Hurley, Mir and Mrs. Harlow Hodgson and MT. and Mrs. William T. Zahrad- nicek. MT. Hurley is president of the Palmer KiwaniS Club.
 The charter night dinner and party was held by the Anchorage Kiwanis Club on Wednesday night at the Aleutian Gardens.
 On Tuesday, MT. Hurley and James w. Wilson, Coop man. ager, on business in Anchorage, were guests of the Kiwanis Club there at it's regular noon luncheon meeting.
 MT. Hurley, as president of the local KiWaniS, extended an lnVi tation to the members of the A chorage group to attend the Pa mer clubs charter night par. / which is scheduled here for No vember 4.
 Plans are now being completed for the local clubs charter night celebration which will be held at the school cafeteria for members and guests of the Kiwanis. A dinner party will be followed by dancing for the evening.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
Building at
 Experimental Farm Neors Completion

The two-story building now un- der construction by the Davis Construction Company at Mata- nuska Valley Experimental farm which is to house a garage and threshing shed is approximately 50 per cent completed, according to Willard Davis, of the company,
 With the coming of the cold weather and waiting for building material that will have to be shipped here from Seattle, con- struction of the building has been discontinued for the winter months, MT. Davis said.
 As soon as the material arrives and the weather breaks, work will start on the building again, he said.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
Added Attractions" Al Halloween Carnival Totals $400 in Prizes

Tomorrow night at o'clock the doors of the Palmer High School will open on one of the biggest and best Halloween carnivals to be sponsored here by the Palmer High School student body to date, according to members of the plan ming committee.
 A record crowd of Valley resi- dents and their guests, many who plan to come from Anchorage, is expected to attend the annual Carnival, which has become one of the schools traditional events here.
 There is a variety of games and concessions planned with added attractions of prizes valued at a total of $400.
 At 10 pm. dancing to the music of Schaeffer's orchestra will start to round out a full evening of en- tertainment for both adults and children.
 The committee in charge of ar engagements for the event is com prised of David Vidgahl, Gene vieve DeLand, Rose Miller and Harvey Hiber.
 Assisting the committee will be Jean Smith, in charge of food; pop and popcorn, Geraldine Kind gren; "Alaska's favorite game" for children and adults, Mrs. AL onzo Smart;
 Baseball throw (milk bottles), Robert Critics; spinning wheel, Charles Ercegovich; ball roll, John DeVries; dart stand, Wesley Eek ert; bargain fish pond, Miss Bar bara Rumball; regular fish pond, Mrs. Jean LaCross and Gottfried Stevahn; ring the goose, Doyle Ross;
 Milwaukee raceway, Duane Goodrich; ivory cubes, David Vigdahl; ring thrower, Edison Thuma; hat check, Rose Miller; rifle shoot, Earl Sanders; rag doll baseball throw, Pat O'Connor; spinning wheel, David Algarin; novelty stands, Mrs. Margaret Cope; weight guessing, Stanley Zaborac,
 A radical is guy who can out talk you on most any subject.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
Loyal Order of Moose initiates New Members Al Regular Meeting

Two new members were added to the growing membership roster of the local Order of Loyal Moose at a regular lodge meeting held Tuesday evening in the Moose Hut. At a simultaneously held ceremony in the lodge room up- stairs, Ladies of the Moose also added two new members.
 Candidates initiated were Leon Flaurie, Al DeJulio, Moose; and Mrs. Pansy Hodgson and Mrs. Pearl Loberg, Ladies of the Moose.
 Coffee and doughnuts were served after the lodge sessions during which time Leo Lucas projected his collection of color full slides for the enjoyment of those present.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
RAYMOND PULLS ARE
 PARENTS OF NEW SON


 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Puhl are parents of a new son born at Val ley hospital. The little boy, weighing six pounds, eight ounc- es, arrived just three minutes be- fore midnight on October Is when he was born at 11.57 p. m. John James is the name chosen for him by his parents.
 MT. Puhl is employed here by the Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Association.
 If you are absolutely sure you are perfect, throw all the brick bats you wish.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
Sourdough Homemokers To Hold Practice Meet

The Sourdough Homemakers' Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Karla Duff early next week to practice for the Achievement Day program scheduled for Nov ember g at Butte Hall.
 The practice meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 31 at 2 p. m.
 The regular meeting of the Sourdough Homemakers' Club will be held on Tuesday, Nov ember IA. It will be at the home of Mrs. M. D. Snodgrass.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-10-27
LADIES AID TO MEET

The Ladies Aid of the United Protestant church will meet on November l. The meeting will convene at II a. m. at the church