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The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
4.H CLUB NEWS
All Work
By MarYlou Rideout

No one is particularly interested in statistics, but once a year we like to give you the totals of All work which is being carried on in this area. Most numbers quoted today are of many digits, prices, taxes, votes and such so these to- tals may seem small, yet they are meaningful. There is total of Is All clubs, membership of 158. Baking clubs are the most popu- lar, a total of 2 clubs; 75 mem bers. Gardening comes next with a total of 6 clubs; fl members. Two clothing clubs, two combined clothing and baking clubs, and one poultry club. Since 4-H'ers '1earn to do by doing'-demon- strations and project work are stressed. Last week the Home Agent had the privilege of visiting several All clubs. At the Eklutna project, the ten active members of Bureau Beavers Club, met at the Westgate home. Lorinda Westgate showed the members how to make nut bread. Lorina is only 10 years of age, and had to stand on her tip toes to reach the height of the mixing bowl, but the finished product was tops. At this meeting eight members brought a piece of gingerbread each had made. All scores were in the high nineties. In the "Nimble Fingers" club, Sharon Bernarth told very we'll how she had put the hem in her skirt.
 At the Butte Girls All club, Rosalie Burnham showed the members how to make sugar cookies. Rosalie confessed she was terribly shaky during the demonstration but the finished cookies were as good as though they had been made by a pro- fessional baker.
 In addition to demonstrations and the business meeting (any active club has business) there is time for hikes, games and songs.
 ur-H'ers welcome visitors; so if you have the opportunity, do visit club, or ask a 4-H'er about his project. Anyone doing any thing worthwhile is eager to tell others.
 Wasilla Clover Club
 The third meeting of the Was fila Clover Club was called to order by vice president Allayne Nelson. Ways were discussed to raise money for All camp.
 A new member, Gloria Fritzler, | joined our club. Gloria is taking
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
Rev. Brian CIeWorth New U. P. Pastor,
 Expecfed This Week

The new United Protestant Church minister, Rev. Brian Gle worth is expected to arrive in Palmer late this week to take over the duties of the parish.
 He was reported to have started last week on the trip over the Alaska Highway. Mrs. Cleworth and the couples two children will come to the Territory by plane later.
 Installation services for the new pastor are tentatively scheduled for Sunday, July l3.
 The United Protestant Ladies Aid has been busy for the past two weeks renovating the Manse for it's new occupants. They have been painting walls and wood work and laying new linoleum on the floors.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
NEW HI-WAY CUTS 600 MILES OFF
 SEATTLE-ALASKA TRIP

The John Hart Highway link ing Dawson Creek with Prince George was opened for general traffic on July 1, the Alaska De- velopment Board announced this week.
 Opening of the new route will reduce the highway distance be- tween Alaska and the Pacific Coast by more than 600 miles, approximately two days travel. The highway between Prince George and Vancouver follows the old Cariboo Trail established by gold seekers and fur trappers in the 1850s. The distance be- tween Dawson Creek and Seattle is 927 miles via Vancouver, com pared with 1856 miles via Ed monton and Calgary.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
SpoH Fishing License
 Must Be Obtained For I952-53 Season

Local anglers are reminded by Tax Commissioner M. P. Null laney that the 1951-52 Sport Fish ing Territory license has expired and a new license must be obtain ed. These licenses are in the form of a stamp and are not transfer able. They must be signed and carried on the person when fish ing in Territorial waters.
 According to the Territorial statutes, it shall be unlawful for any person over Is years of age to take or fish for any fresh water, marine or anadromous fish for sports without first having procured Sport Fishing license. Fees are $1 per year for resident fishermen; $3 for nonresident and $3 for alien. Exempt are resi- dent Indians, Eskimos and Aleuts. It shall be a misdemeanor to sell or buy any fish under any license issued under the statute.
 Under the statute, power to en- force this law has been given to the following: Tax Commission CTS deputies, Alaska Department of Fisheries; U. s. Fish and Wild life agents and the Alaska High way Patrol. The violation of the regulation is misdemeanor and on conviction, an offender may be fined $100 or imprisoned for not more than 60 days or may be subject to both fine and imprison- ment. Mullaney pointed out that the Sport Fishing license require ment is a valid Territorial law and will be enforced.
 These licenses may be purch- ased in the office of US. Com missioner Dorothy B. Saxton.
 Mrs. Saxton announced her office will be open Wednesday Thursday nights this week be- tween 6 and g pm. for the con- venience of those unable to ob- tain their license during the day.
 Non Resident"
 Clarifying another point, Mul- laney said that the term mon resident means a person who has not resided in Alaska twelve months immediately preceding or a person who has established resi- dence outside the Territory.
 FWL Regulation
 In answer to many inquiries of whether salmon caught by Natives could be given to persons prohibited from taking fish by Federal regulation, Holgar Larsen nounced this week, that fish of the Fish and Wildlife an caught by Natives, Eskimos or Aleuts may not be sold, swapped or given away.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
KlWANIANS HEAR REPORT ON
 SEATTLE CONVENTION
Convention Reports

A report on the International Kiwanis convention held recently in Seattle was given by Palmer Kiwanian, Hugh Johnson at the regular meeting held June 3O' citing brief outlines on various talks and proposals made at the convention.
 Among the II to 12 thousand Kiwanians and their families who attended the convention were Johnson and Jim Hurley from Palmer and three representatives
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
Valley Frontiersman
LEGION AUXILIARY MEETING POSTPONED

Because the regular meeting of the Legion Auxiliary falls on the eve of a three-day holiday, tonight's meeting has been post poned. The Legion, however, will hold it's regular meeting tonight as usual.
 The next regular meeting of the Auxiliary will take place Thurs day, July IT.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03

from the Anchorage club.
 Full programs were carried out each day under the guidance of the Seattle Kiwanis club with special entertainment for the families including fashion shows, picnics and excursions.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03

Enrolling for the summer ses- sion at the University of Alaska this week are Mrs. Alma Blunck and Mrs. Airline Day.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
GET YOUR COPY

Copies of the new 1952-53 Fish and Wildlife Service Regula- tions for Alaska are now avail able in the U. S. Commissioners office and at Bert's Drug Store.
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03
Leona Mae Rippey, Club reporter
Bureau Beavers

The Bureau Beavers had a meeting on June P in the home of Lerinda Westgate.
 Lerinda gave a demonstration on the making of nut bread to be handed in at the special meet ing on Tuesday July l.
 At our business meeting we decided to sell baked goods in- dividually for funds for All Camp rather than as a club.
 The leaders, Mrs. Rideout, nine members and two visitors were present.
 Our gingerbread, which was last weeks project was judged then and most of the members received good percentages.
 Refreshments of nut bread, kool-aid, and ice cream were serv- ed.
 The meeting adjourned at 4.
 Pat Chandler, reporter
The frontiersman., 1952-07-03

Another member of the Palmer School staff, William Elliott, is the new night clerk (4-12 p.m) at the Matanuska Hotel.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05
Penny Postals Cost 2 Pennies

It now costs you two cents to mail your penny post cards".
 By an act of Congress, which will attempt to put the Postal Department on a pay ing basis, the old penny post card becomes a thing of the past. There is no change In first class or airmail rates.
 However, local letters, such as the monthly bills, must also carry two cents in postage.
 The two cent postal cards. if purchased in punches of 50 or more, carry an additional 1O% charge. As an example: If you purchase 100 two cent postals at one time you will be charged $2.20.
 Forty nine postaIs will cost you 98 cents. If you purchase 50 the charge is S1.10, Mau- rice Briggs, Kodiak post master, said Wednesday. Special delivery charges, some third class rates, and registered, insured and col lect-on-delivery fees have also taken an upward step.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05
J0y Wade Married In Fairbanks

Miss Joy Wade, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ken Wade of Fairbanks, was married to Sgt. Duane Firster at Odd Fellows Hall Christmas day according to Jessen's Weekly.
 The wedding ceremony was performed by Elder Len Hollist of the Latter Day Saints Church.
 ~ The bride has been in Fair banks since July and was em- plosed at the Fairbanks Office Supply. The bridegroom is a member of the Air Force at Ladd Field.
 In January of 1850 Mrs. Firster was married to Lewis H. Sutton, USN, at the Con- munity Baptist Church. Wade was at that time Director of the Community center.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05
NOTICE

All persons are warned against trespassing On pro- perty adjoining the upper end of Mission Lake. The property is lawfully occupied.
 [signed]
 Elmer Van Hoose.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends for their wonderful kindness and sympathy in our recent bereavement.
 Leo and Jerry Sears
 and Family.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05
Rotary Held Monday

The regular Rotary Club meeting was held on Monday instead of Tuesday the past week.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-01-05
NOTICE

City vehicle registration stickers are now available at the city hall.
Evening star., 1952-10-17

With ReA-Aieensed Per,
I'm FuetorY-FresEn Carton
LACY'S brings you this handsome mahogany
console with BIG q" picture tube television at
SAVINGS OF $141. =. . and this is Brand New 1853
model! Don't miss all the excitement of the Redskins
college football games, boxing hit movies other
fine features when you can buy front-row seat
for only S179! Each set in factory-fresh carton.
Call RE. $500 for a NO OBLIGATION, FREE Home
Demonstration, or come into any of LACY'S Stores
TODAY OR SATURDAY, Branches open til 9.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

uERE'S the kind of frosting chocolate-lovers
ssdream about! Satin-smooth, rich, really
chocolate-y! Never grainy or runny or too
hard! Always just perfect. Keeps beautifully
at room temperature! And so easy'
The secret is the worlds richest and
freshest-tasting cream cheese-Philadelphia
Brand, and this recipe:
For filling and frosting an 8-inch player
cake, blend tbsp. of milk into one 3-oz.
package of Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese
or level tbsps. from the 11-lb. package.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

accept no substitute because you must haze
the extra richness and delicacy of genuine
Philadelphia Brandy Gradually blend in 2h
cups sifted confectioners' sugar. Add square
unsweetened chocolate (melted and slightly
cooled, tsp. vanilla, dash of salt, and
mix again.
.Tryit-and take your bows as aprize cook!
And mail the coupon nor for your free recipe
booklet that tells you how to make Is thrill
ing Aavors of 'Philly' Cake Frostings! They
will turn your simplest cakes into hiumphs.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

SAW FILER and tool grinder, to
operate fully equipped shop: expe-
rlence necessary. CO. 3l22, 2S14
14th st. NV.
SECOND CHEF, colored. experienced.
highest local refs. necessary. Must
pm, no Sundays or holidays. Good
salary. Apply Mon, 10 to 12 am
pARCHEY'S RESTAURANT. 1900 K
st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
TV SERVICEMEN
PART TIME

Experienced. with car: earn S4O-$7O
per wk. Service in an area near your
home, afternoon or evenings or
Saturday. Also need several men for
Hyattsville and Silver Spring area
Drop IN our shop at 9th and varnum
Mr.: MEYER. TU. 1901.
TYPEWRITING INSTRUCTOR - 3
ewes. weekly. State educa., quail.
salary expected; phone no. Box
TYPEWRITER MECHANIC - Roya!
distributor has immediate need for
experienced man on all typewriters,
standard and portable. THE DIXIE
MARI; M SGod III N. Pitt ST.. Alex, Va.
TYPIST, general Office work, no ex-
perience required excel salary.
chance for advancement. DAILEY'S
709 7th st. NV.
UPHOLSTERERS. custom work. those
that can make from the frame up.
UPHOLSTERER-White or colored
Ii. 3-2122, 710 18th st. ne. I'll
UPHOLsTERER WANTED-Good sal.
ary and good working conditions
year around position. Experienced
GRE 5ssa apgis ,aS4 a2NE4cTTT 9e1yar1 UP
NV, DE s371. -2l
WAREHOUSE HELPER, must he
handy, steady, if OK call in person
Monday. D. c. SURPLUS SALES
511 New Jersey ave NV.
WAREHOUSEMAN. white. 2O-36. 10,
'ob in frozen food warehouse; good
opportunity for steady reliable man
See MR.. NORRIS at AIS 10th st
~. s;w & Nc phone calls: -21
sales ability. to operate small Jew.
elry store; must be willing to start
at moderate salary and commission;
unlimited possibilities TO right man
as business Grows. Reply, stating
Box 1856. Star.
WATCHMAKER-Good salary, excel.
working conds.; must be exper,
Apply in person. KAHN OPEN
HEIMER, INC. 917 r st. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
MAN WITH CAP
MAN

Apply Monday, HUNT asSEgts ELPGrRfcAl TSlf
Co. 933 9th st. NV.
MEN, 500 and up per week average
repeat business plus regular Gus
toners assures you of steady regu-
lar income. Excellent openings fol
men. Start on a part-time basis
II you wish to prove to yourself
what ,,, an excellent ;, , ,oppoTtunity thi'
ers AVERAGE 500 and up per week
calling on regular customers by ap-
pointment. Fuller Brush customer;
are pleasant. courteous and buy
these famous every day necessities
regularly; No experience necessary
Apply oil National Press Bldg,
4477 or DI. 34sS. -23
MEN-1s to so yrs. Of age; full time
outdoor clerical work, no experience
BE handwritinE; 4ohr. 6.fa sShoo Sf variet rec
hours; S202 mo. with increase aftel
3 mos; free Transportation. paiC
vacation and sick leave. pension
plan. Also several men available be.
tween 8 am: and $3.50 am. week.
DAYS and Sat. or Sun. evenings fol
employment ONCE. CAPITAL TRAN.
SIT CO. 36th and M SITS. NV. Take
r:HITTEe NJ 50 RosSlyn aST spsGT;;,r esT; x.v "a
Call Falls Church 6542.
MEN for insulation work; perm.
exper. not necessary. but must be
able to drive truck. Report ready
to work 7:30 am. 1905 N. Glebe
I'd. Arlington, Va. 30
MEN, 5000. ability to meet public,
for sales service department ma
tional company. No car Or expert
Apply 1912 pm. Room sol. 71O
MEN G2). white. to distribute circu-
lars. Daily pay. ST. Report z am.
$50 New York ave. NV.
MEN t3). white. neat appearing, fol
outside sales work; no exp. neces-
sary; average earnings, $50 wk.
500 wk. after training; good chance
for advancement; .transp. furn. Ap-
ply Rm. G20, IA 9th st. NV
MEN. white, to assemble orders fol
wholesale tobacco house; 5-day week
Must furnish good references. Can
advance to billing clerk or shipping
clerk: Apply Monday, see Mr.. Prinz
CAPITAL CIGAR & TOB. Co, INC,
463 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
MEN
OPPORTUNITY
TEACHERS
COLLEGE MEN
STUDENTS
MINISTER'S

And other men with profess
sional training. Do you realize
that your education and your
ability to talk with people have
a large potential income value
which possibly you are not be-
ing paid for today? Our busi-
ness gives men an opportunity
TO cash in on their potential
ities. Many men Of high cali
Der earned In our business last
year from S5. 900 to $4,000.
we nave nothing to sell you
money is awaiting the right
men. Just drop q line with
your name, address, and phone
number to Box 52-K. Star and
we VIII arrange an interview.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HELP--MEN
SALES
OALGO
OPPORTUNITY

We are building anew in our Wash.
ington territory and seek a man who
is willing to work to build future
AAA-1 concern. one of the Oldest
and largest in our field. now ex-
panding Manufacturers of tor
quality exclusives. line includes
cards, advertising biotters for di-
rect mail and we are leaders in the
calendar field, Incentive earning;
plan for qualified man. The mar
we want Is capable Of calling or
owners of businesses and is we'll
acquainted in and around Washing
ton.
are high. with 25qs
year-end bonus. plus disqualification.
life insurance and retirement profit
sharing. For interview Telephone
LEE r. REYNOLDS, EX. 5O32. on
September 20 and 27.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HELP---MEN

TRUCK DRIVER and handyman, col.
ored, for maintenance work on reaI
estate. Apply 1917 7th st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER, colored, for whole
ences. Apply ]. GUSS q SONS,
INC. 623 H st. NV. ga
TRUCK DRIVER and shop mainten-
ance. for plumbing shop. Knowl-
edge Of fittings essential. Personal
interview only. Apply s. MICHAELIS
& Co. INC 3l9 A st ne -01
Evening star., 1952-09-21
statesmen

This is an excellent oppor-
tunity with a new televiSion
home demonstration COM
pany in Baltimore. You can
become manager in a very
short time. $100 minimum
weekly guarantee. Earnings
can triple this figure easily.
Write for personal interview
in Washington.
BOX 1914, STAR
Evening star., 1952-09-21
PHILLIPS
2012 Shannon Pl. Sc,
AnacoStia. d. C.

TELLER. under 35. salaried posi-
ton. group Insurance. Perm. posi-.
tion with opportunity for advance
ment: Apply Personnel Dept, MA.
TIONAL SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
18TH and N. Y. ave. "a
TILE. FLOOR MECHANIC-1st clas.
workman to install kitchen linoleun
lob or tile floor in spare time, cal
PAUL MILLER, DE. 52S6 or EX
7070.
TIMEKEEPER-Experienced for con-
struction company at Landover, Md.
Ability, to take charge of field ONCE
OF project employing 400 workmen
Give resume of experience and sal
airy desired in reply to the DAVIS
CONSTRUCTION CO. 32O w. oath
St. Baltimore IL, Md.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
HELP MEN (cont. }
Statesmen

Ny local client wants me to hire for
them 3 clean-cut statesmen. who
are exceptionally good cloSers, to
follow UP their leads. They have
opened a special division to present
q brand-new idea which has already
been accepted by over 500 of the
best families in Washington. My
client doesn't want me to even talk
to any salesman who is satisfied to
earn less than $4,000 in the next
year. They know you won't have
experience in their new line so they
are retaining me to give thorough
quick and effective sales training
such as I have been doing all over
the country for many years. II
YOU feel you can qualify. have q
car and your age is between %
and 80 I'll be glad to talk to you
personally about this unusual op-
portunity. Phone me for appoint
ment. c. J. SPARKS. national con-
sultant. Union 2402. -22
Evening star., 1952-09-21
CAREER SALESMAN

If earnings of $500 and UP interests
imum $4,000 benefits) will get you
started toward 1t quickly. Draw plus
training for the man who qualities
Age 2S to 3S plus 2 yrs. college train
ing. Reply COZ Blair Station, Silver
Spring Md 30
Evening star., 1952-09-21
STOCK CLERK

O1OCh CLERk
High school graduate to work in auto.
motive stock room; no exper. re-
ouired; holidays and vacations paid
NATIONAL MOTOR REBUILDERS
1725 Fenwick st. ne. -22
STOCK CLERK
Young men to work in stockroom OF
wholesale magazine CO., no exper
nec.: good pay while learning, va
cation with pay, ms, hosp. and
other benefits. 5h-day wk. Apply
DISTRICT NEWS CO., 2216 9th
st. NV. al
STOCK ROOM CLERK. 21-45. white,
pleasant working conditions, paid
vacation and sick leave, 5-day week
RIFLE ASSN. 1900 r. 1. ave NV
STORE MANAGER, top salary paid u
Our starting salary viii exceed your
present earnings. Good all-round
retail store manager, experienced
promoting store sales. advertising
window displays and waiting on
customers. New downtown store
featuring gifts. greeting cards, gen.
eral household merchandise. Replies
strictly confidential. Write or wire
today fully past experience and pres
ent earnings. Box 373-L, Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

WATCHMAN 1NIGHT)
White; Large apt. development. Apply
BUCK1NGHAM. maintenance dept,
4235 North Pershing DIR. (rear OF
post ofdcet. Arlington. Va. 81
Evening star., 1952-09-21

A sensational new product handled by
nationally known organization will
soon appear on the American mar
ket. This product will be intr o.
duced to the public in october.
This amazing invention will revolu-
tioniZe its own field. It will be ma
tionally advertised in LIFE and Sat-
urday Evening Post and by radio
across the land beginning Oct. /.
A PREVIEW of this new product
will be given to a limited number OF
men married men Of good
family background who want to get
In on the ground floor of what un-
doubtedly will be one Of the great
present day opportunities in America
Men given the; right to market this
product will be virtually set UP in
their own business. Income for
those who secure the franchises to
sell this product will be amazing and
reach into thousands Of dollars pei
year.
Preview at Ambassador Hotel. Vic
tory Room, II am. sharp and pm
sharp, Monday. Sept. ~.
Evening star., 1952-09-21

ISplnB- O-f nOuTS, ( QayS week.
S125 per hour to start. EX. 6848,
leave name. phone.
SERvICEMAN = Young married man
with nationally known adding ma
chine company. Experience not
necessary. Wonderful future foI
right man. Phone DI. 6613 fol-
sERViCEMAN. colored; tire. seat
cover installations and gen. store
work; salary, commission. tips;
pleasant working conditions; Apply
THRIFT AUTO. 81 King ST., Alex,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
sm snlts' ioRNSoRs S6Pfs SGSfi: sUNosco. e. 5?so5
SERVICE SER Ii fys; sraf1oN Afr ATTENDANT. sS sx.
4th and r. I. ave. ne. --21
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT for
evening shift; exper. in fabrication
aeekdaa Esne o saars ana ssd'ea WORN
fsS S'a srAf1oN ff1s ARPI 2Pas MH9lsS f4t
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT;
!s51 !%s51ILLoGdHBY@ Esso S5G SERVICE, ,;5;SHI 5$41
sEkv1cE MaSi az. n;Ti STATION ArrENDANr, zs
ESQ SERVICE, 9th and E SITS. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
white. exper. only; age 25-40; local
refs; salary $40 day plus commis-
sion and vacation. BARRON'S
sUNoCo SERVICE. Wis. ave. and
sHFET HHsT METAL MECHANICS AND
HELPERS, residential duct installa-
group ms. BosWELL-BURKE Co.
Hyattsville. Md, WA. S400. -21
SHEET METAL MECHANICS AND
HELPERS. experienced in tin roof
ing. guttering. spouting and repairs.
Steady work. Reference required.
J; FLOOD 6Sdo Co. 2o12 l4th1 st.
SHIPPING CLERK-Experienced for
stock and packing of chinaware
and souvenirs, for. wholesale firm:
Good future for right man. Call
SHIPPING CLERK, experience not
necessary. Future assured for in
telligent person. 934 New York eve.
NV pa
Evening star., 1952-09-21

Tool and Die Makers
opportunity and ton
wages for men qualified to make
precision tools, jigS and fixtures.
Modern air-conditioned plant. vaca-
tion sick leave. overtime
Ahrendt Instrument Co.
491O Calvert Rd College Park. Nd
UN. 7400.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
TV MECHANICS
FOR BENCH WORK

We have several permanent positions
available for men experienced on
bench work. Air-conditioned shop.
insurance and annual leave benefits
Phone Ii. 10000 or see Mr.. Gill.
GEORGES WAREHOUSE, 2I45
Ouaaos Ch q nal rd n q 90
Evening star., 1952-09-21
NEED A JOB?

Will you consider 1884 per mo-? We
need men with cars. If interested
in permanent employment. phone
RA. 1904 Mon. for personal inter
view.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
MEN

Factory representative of large cor.
poration will be in Washington on
Monday, September %, to interview
men regarding a plan to place them
in business for themselves
Evening star., 1952-09-21
A JOB WITH A FUTURE

needs men of character for estab-
lished route. willing to work. neat
in appearance; transfer privileges to
other States II successful. Call AL
1874 for aDn0intment --22