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The frontiersman., 1953-09-17
MANY WELCOME
 NURSES AND TEACHERS

A large number of Palmer area residents turned out to greet the nurses and teachers of Pal mer at the reception held in their honor at the United Protestant Church Sunday evening, Septem- Der 13.
 Rev. Brian Cleworth welcom- ed the group and paid tribute to the staffs who help make possible the building now going on in the school and hospital programs. Their services to the public make these possible, he pointed out and stated that progress and service go together.
 William T. Zahradnicek, school superintendent, spoke on behalf of the teachers and welcomed them to Palmer and the com munity. Greetings to the nurses were delivered by Jack New comb, Valley Hospital board member in the absence of board president George Smith. Welcome from the churches of Palmer was extended by Rev. George Geiwitz of the Church of God. Mayor All fred V. Hagen representing the City of Palmer welcomed the nurses and teachers to the com munity.
 Members of the church choir offered musical numbers during the program.
 Following the greetings re treatments were served. Mrs Don Irwin and Mrs. Frank Me, Kenzie poured while Mrs. Keith Walker presided over the punch bowl.
The frontiersman., 1953-09-17
COMMUNITY CHEST TO MEET TONIGHT

Members of the Community Chest organization will hold a meeting tonight, September IT, in the school library to make plans for the 1853 cam paign.
 Participating organizations who receive support from the organization have presented their requests to the group and will be studied by the budget committee.
 Ava Saxton is chairman of this years campaign, schedul- ed to get under way the first part of October. A definite date will be set and announc- ed soon.
The frontiersman., 1953-09-17
TWO MEN FILE FOR SCHOOL. BOARD

Two Palmer residents, both in cumbents, have, indicated they will run for election to the board of education, Palmer Independ- ent School. They are Lew Hanks, who is completing a one-year term and seeks election to five year term and Bill Roark who seeks to complete the remaining four years of five-year term to which he was elected last year and from which he later resign ed.
 Forms for filing may be ob- tained at the school office. The election will be held in the Coop club room Tuesday, October 6 from 800 am. to zoo p.m.-place and time to correspond with City Election but with separate cleo tion boards.
 Any qualified voter may cast his ballot on that date providing he has been a resident of the school district for at least 30 days; has lived in the Territory one year; is a citizen of the Unit ed States and can read and write the English language.
 There will be voting booth in the Jonesville area, the loca- ton to be announced next week.
The frontiersman., 1953-09-17
School Board Approves Outside Attendance

In a special meeting Sep tember 16, the Palmer Inde- pendent School District board of education approved the at tendance of pupils from areas outside the district and from other districts where grade or high school facilities are avail able, according to an announ- cement from Mrs. Mary R. Washburn clerk of the board of education.
 This attendance would be approved providing tuition of $54 per semester is paid in ad- vance, which tuition will not be refunded after the student is enrolled.
The frontiersman., 1953-09-17
POLICE CHIEF WARNS SCHOOL AREA DRIVERS

There will be no vehicle parking on the school grounds from 800 am. to 500 p.m., Police Chief Bernard Bouwens reminded motorists this week. Only those vehicles School buses) whose nature of work requires entrance to the grounds will be permitted, he said.
 In making the announce ment Chief Bouwens also pointed out that the speed limit within a school zone is Is miles per hour. He defin- ed the area along Railroad St., up Coop Ave. to Federal St.; as the present school zone. Violators of this speed limit will be prosecuted he stated.
The frontiersman., 1953-09-17
HUNTERS SAFE AFTER
 BEING LOST THREE DAYS

John Lenheart and Lyle AL guire, Anchorage hunters, were the object of a large scale search in the Willow area this week when they were reported lost by their hunting companion Frank Paris, also of Anchorage.
 Both men were near exhaus- ton when they staggered out of the wilderness just before dark Tuesday night. They had been missing since Saturday when they took off in pursuit of a moose. Planes and ground parties participated in the search.
The frontiersman., 1953-09-17
POSTPONE AIR CELEBRATION

Anchorage's big aviation cele- bration has been postponed from October 10 to the 17th, Bob Reeve, chairman of the occasion announced last week.
 Reeve said the postponement was made in order to coordinate the affair with hearings to be held by the Civil Aeronautics Board on the tSates Alaska cause.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25
Bishop Terms
List OF Tainted
Clergy Inaccurate

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. 0AThc
names Of non-existent bishop and
another long since dead are inGlud
led In : published list Of clergy.
men said to have Communist
|sympathies, according 10 the nj
Rev. Henry Knox Sheriff., presii
ing bishop Of the Protestant Epis.
|cOpal Church.
Bishop Sheriff. attacked I recent
magazine article written BY ]. B.
Matthews, dismissed aide 70 {
n. s. Senate investigating Com.
mittee headed BY Sen. Mccarthy
(R.Wis), last night. The commit,
tee headed by Sen. Mccarthy
lR.Wis), last night. The committee
II considering ! hunt for Redi
among the nations clergy.
Referring 70 the article Bishop
Sheriff. declared:
I'VE don't want Communist IN.
filtration Of the clergy and We
don't want smears, gossip and
|unfounded accusations.
The article was thoroughly ir.
responsible from beginning to end
EIt mentions the 1t, Rev. william
Short 81 Iowa, 4 non-existent per,
son. There never was q Bishop
Short Of Iowa. II also named
Bishop Walker Of Atlanta who has
been dead for years.
AS far Is / am concerned,
know Of no Communists ii the
Clergy he added. Il think the
clergy to be the great enemies d
communism. !"
IF there are Communists among
the clergy, ne ought to be given
their names" he concluded.
Bishop Sheriff. IS here for %,
days conservation Of the Rev
Dudley D. Mcneil Of the Episcopal
diocese q Western Michigan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25
Marathon News


AGAHf4oB4 = N Mafat1o1 WO1t
hnndIeT. who sustained Six broken
NJ and = broken collar bone b an
n.omobiie accident On The Over
0asa Hlehway at So Wednesday
sweating, and rushed 70 Monroe
General Hospital h key West. vas
hs1ay taken az H. critical list.
neeDgdtna . Information released
~ heal Police oflicexs Capt. p.
4 "Andyn Andrew.
The accident occurred On the
ossryeas Highway, p Marathon.
near BeIIaa Drive IN, diagonaIly
eesoas from the new Marathon
hogio TheateE. According 70 Capt,
AndreW, who was at the Seens q
ho aeedont shortly afiar 4 hap,
psne, Dick Tracey, ot Marathon.
irving 4 small. yellow eonveKlible
CrOsley auto, was going north o.
~ highway, ard attempted @
make 3 left tairn near Hella'l
Dive r.. Cart. Andrew states thal
appsrontiy Tracoy did not see Tie
neoming standard sire, eouthhOund
oldomoh3Ie driven by Eernsrd J.
HANNAH, Rockford, ~, With Ches.
teF HaEf, q Hamman'S passenger.
The ears eoIlided g Tracey wal
making tho turn On he peth q TIE
oneoming vehicle. and he val
thrown clear into The area between
he IA r0ad and he highway. The
driver and passenger d the other
ear sustained digit bruises On
TIER arms and did not require
hospikallznti0n.
As TIE time u the aecldent. Capt.
Andrew was whiting at the nearby
hcmo Il Judge ard Mrs. \. p,
kettarower. Judge JeltercweE'i
wife Ceoreelln registered nurse
Graduate u Jackson Memorial
Hospital. and 3 member q tn
Narntkon Volunteer Ambulancl
Corps, arrived 1t the scene n III
aecldsnt, gave fleSt I'D, and DC,
cornpanied the injured Tracey 4
H. Key West, Monroe General
Hospital n 90 MaEathon Amhu-
lance. Tie driver was VolnnteeI
Ambulance Corps Viea.prpsldt lent
Art Baker. With Or. Donald Mas
ponald q vacation, there Vas n
olhsr medical man available d
Marathon.
Tie wrecked Crosley, it's from
Tirhk sido completely stove n. Wal
hauled away " Tie Billy PaK1ish
AkA" Service Station II Mara
on. and can - seen three. e 4
deemed q be I total losS, viii
capt Andrew eSslmaiine damages
q about a1oo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

man ttsrantl, engaged 70 Stale
Department career girl who doesn't
believe In letting romance inter.
|fere with business deborah KERR.
Then he IS smitten b. the charms
|of an Eastern princess beta 81
Jofnl. who has been trained to de-
vote her life to pleasing the man
she marries. When he decides that
the latter viii make the perfect
Dream Wife" and arranges for
her % come from her country %
America, the differences between
East and West are made strikingly
apparent and result in series Of
uproarious situations.
Dream Wife" was directed by
Sidney Sheldon and was produced
BY D0re Schary. the team who col
Elaborated on the successful The
] Bachelor and the Bobby -Soxer."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

lmean an unusual news story thai
You Get through sources 81 y0ur
own.
Drug Z not6 10 Key West Is nv
Beat and wen check into your Tn
and Gee Il Il makes 4 scoop. II 4
does you win get b night and day
Iat The Key Amba1sd0r, With meals
lat Raul's fine restaurant.
Last ian and winter this column
Iawarsd prizes f0r tips leading q
90 exclusive interview with Crown
Princess Martha q Norway: for !
shrimp boat accident tn; ior the
ttp that led % this reporters on-the.
aeene story about Z missing Navy
wife.
Cranied tie summer Is not 8
lively On the SouthernmoSt island
las the winter. but there are still
untold, printable stories you know
about.
So send ii your tip 70 Key Wesi
lIs Ny Beat and win ! prize tia,
lyuu ard your wife az husband WI
thoroughly enjoy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

aAmA9lt What he's hlkher.
q oen tornsd 8 tecid war O
ln0o1ttoon u heat q ~ snni.
mor season. ~ been congcgtod In
a Z Ga sealo EenjoE elsnsea M.
eer lIe coInIaand Il neWiy npr0lnt.
q MaKaiken Mosquito Csnsful
Commissions Waltor Ifnndsi.
viii ne bclaied docunonk ffoIn
Iallehassoo finally having arrived.
and ~ oppolntmoni, niensd hy
Goycgnog Dah laecarsy otlieiaIly
nnmlnE him na 1 Monxpa County
Mesquite Conlrol Commissioners,
zRAndal q now ready q conhat tke
eveE e,u1ive enemy along tactical
hneo.
Aileg attending hls iigsk meetlnr
d Ne olllcial capacity q Z mem.
heg q he throo man Monrot Ccun.
q Mesquite Control Commission.
s which william Warner, Kay
West q Dlrector, 11andal announe.
@ Tat q additional. new, foeginr
lruek VII y assigned a the Nara.
lhon afea n ~ neaF future. This
WI y enc e The thfeo new trucks
announeod es being purchaaad soE
Monroe County.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25
Dream Wife At
Strand viii Make
Audience Laugh

Dream Wife" opens Sunday !.
ne Strand Theatre with ! stel.
lar M-G-M cast headed By Cary
Grant. Deborah Kerr, walter Pid.
geOn and Beta St. John. the young
actress who scored on both the
New York and London stage II
South Pacific"
This IS : picture which has been
designed and produced for one pur.
pose = to make you laugh Itun.
folds the complications Of an Il.
tractiye, young New York business
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Itery, The union driver hailed II
the picket line.
Pan bearers carried the casket
into The eemetery.
Miles Barry, secfetary.treasurer
|ot the striking All Cemetery
WORKERS union, said. "Our pickets
DON'T discriminate and that's the
way Tom would want t.
Some 10 workers have struck
against II Chicago area Catholic
cemeteries u aWtse dispute. Their
hourly par nov ranges from s1.ss
10 S1.7a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25
Method Used Il
Voting Raise
|IsLambasted

4 r.
WASHINGTON u 4 Senate
passed bin with ! potential built
il pay raise for members Of Con
gress was Iamhasted today By two
House members q .sneaIy,
crooked and ga backdoor ap-
proach."
Il was apparent that the BIN,
passed late Thursday BY the Sen
ate with no opposition. debate OF
fanfare, would have tough shedding
lin the House.
Republican leader HaIIeek Of In.
diana told the House yesterday be
hopes the Judiciary Committee win
conSidsr the blu next Tuesday and
act On =.
Rep. Durdiek KfR:NDl, 8 mem.
Der, said II would get out Of that
committee only over his opposition.
/ Burdick, who long has claimed
that members Of Congress are paid
enough already, called the Senate
lprCpOsal - sneaky, crooked way
70 get . pay raise without voting
directly on the issue.
He told newsmen be doubted the
BIN would get serious consideda.
| ton.
III the members think they need
. pay raise. let them stand up and
vote directly on that issue and not
pass the buck, !" Burdick said.
He said be does not think House
members, who must seek re.eIec-
ton next year, would care to vote
directly on . bill 10 raise their
own pay.
Supporting Burdick's stand. Rep.
Gross (R-IoWa) called the bill 20
backdooF approach" adding:
II We want 10 raise our sal
Iaries, We should have courage
enough to stand up and vote direct
lly on the issue
The House this session already
has voted financial relief for mem
lbers o. Congress. Il wrote into the
annual legislative appropriation
bin q provision 10 allow members
% deduct al their Washington liv.
ing expenses when they figure
figure their income tax.
The Senate has not yet acted on
this.
Present law slows Congress
members 70 deduct not more than
5000 % business expenses.
The Senate bill, sponsored By
Sen. Dirksen GRID, would create
commission to determine s'fair
and reasonable compensation for
federal judges and congressman.
The commission would have q
report not later than Jan. Is. After
that the salaries Of judges and
members Of Congress would Sc eat
such rates as shall be appropriated
for by the Congress-" but not less
than the present salary and NOT
higher than the highest recon.
lmended By the commission.
The Dirksen plan would make Il
unnecessary for Congress 10 vote
pay raises for ita members. /.
would give that delicate JOB to TIE
commission, with Congress proyid.
ling only the money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25
Key West Is Ny Beat
By SUSAN McAVOY

Summertime q Z GOOD time "a
ellsr prizes Coz 1 SCOOP pei tie veek
and this column 8 ofloring through
he eourteay d The Key Amhal,
sador motel. ! night and day there
with dinner and hreakfast, eontri,
buted ~ Aaul's.
Vee m ne : ~ nsus
eloEYs = nsWtWeFihv psrseAallly.
3 aIl9alloN MAlsh - tliRk aluld
81 - sslll = psAilsIly n
sAsee. paasa, sond h yeuf seeep
aaA ~ tor - nishi sRd daY q
- Keg Wool Amhasaadof.
Doatlng ~ hnahos. seraping thl
barrel % reporters must e dnrinr
To months a. july and August, d
yieldlng soma stnrios.
g 4 yua happen onao Z seoOg
eend 4 d this column.
We don't mean crime. n ther,
should ever g. 3 crime committed
again II Key West (wo're serious
- rseorIA wave eoutinnes without
abateEaentl ven die 4 up through
poliee. Shsrin. q Ups but =,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25
Price Support Asked

DENVER R--Tse NasioEal Far.
mers CEion HAS urged Congress IA
order Agriculture sscFetary Benson
q use MS authority to support cat.
De prices Il 100 per cent az parity.
Such action IS necessary. Union
President James G. Patton de.
clared yesterday, 10 combat VIVA,
he termed an emergency caused
BY drought and low cattle prices.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25
Funeral Picketed

CHICAGO u strihing All
Csmsssry Workers pieketed u,
AunsEal e N AL efiieial Ihurs-
day. a strike leader said he dead
man ''woaldn't have hRd 4 any
other way
Whsn tAa hsarss carrying he
BODY d Thomas Purcell. inter.
national repsesentative a. the Ar
Granite Cutters union. reached the
safe q Queen q Heaven Gene
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25
CHANGES UNIFORM

CLEVELAND R-Wearing !
Navy uniform. Fred ]. Davis, Is
enlisted IN The Army yesterday.
Federal authorities agreed d
drop charges 81 Illegally wearing
a Navy Uniform Il he entered the
Army. Davis. picked up hitch.
hiking near here. said he wore The
sailor suit 10 help get rides.
he Army accepted. him condi.
ltionally. pa : aAsek On his
lrs ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

NtHANtANaH M8&+44A4
has one truck assigned, with three
operators. TrandeI stated. He r.
vealed hat Tie moSqufto combat
area undag his jurisdiction extends
from the Seven Nile Bridge 10
Greyhound Key. The acquisition 81
40 additional logging truck win
shorten the battle line ard Iines a
|eommunication, which b an impor.
tant factor ii any tactical maneu.
yer, Commissioners TrandeI indicat-
"a.
He also revealed that two new
auxiliary spray machines have
been ordered, ~ standby ready
|equipment n the event q break
down q existing logging meeha.
ism.
Following A serial reeonnais-
ance survey ~ Heiicopter Cf The
entire Monroe county area, where
lin an mosquito breeding locations
WIN b. pinpofntsd, TrandeI predict.
ed hat tie accelerated program q
The next SIX months should brins
results equal TO, II not greater,
than 81 mosquito control accom-.
|plishments h the past two years.
Every resident n the area under
Ills Jurisdiction can play an irnpOr.
|tant role IN the major mosquito
combat campaign. He estimated
that every property owner can help
existing situations 50 per cent By
taking immediate steps To elirnin.
late trash areas, Stagnant, still wa.
ter pods, and similar mosquito
breeding grounds on their property.
Trandsl has established mOsqui.
10 combat campaign headquarter1
Iat his South Sea Drive In. at the
loot % TIE Seven Nile Bridge. He
invited suggestions, IDEAS and dis
IeussiOn q Individual problems b.
every resident II the Marathon
area. 's0nIy BY knowing what d b
Ithe minds n the people am ser.
|yieing, can ] learn about any de-
|iects Ii existing operations, /" Tran.
ldel ststed.
Ihe new Commissioner also re.
|vealod thpt investigation has es.
Itahllshed that 1 Monroe County
lto0aing machine was not involved
rs The xecent Stock Island auto &C.
Icldeni. Although . Navy truck with
llmptovised logging equipment wal
Ia the area, 4 had nothing to do
with The accident, Trandel indicat.
led.
he explained that County logging
trucks aro equipped with al pre-.
|caulicnary sienal devices, and call.
led upon local motorists 70 exercise
extra driving caution when Ia TIE
vicinity q tagging operations. This
rs especially essential Il night.
|Iknn1el aIso revealed that plans
Are hGlne formulated 70 erect warn.
Iin9. slrno along TIE Overseas High
way, warning motorists TO slow
down and not attempt to pass fog.
lning machines, when driving ii
laTpas hat are covered with dense
IiOg.
II an interview with s. r. "Slim''
Iunlker, Florida S.ate Highway Pa.
Itrulman for the Marathon area,
walker stated that he had receiy.
10 reports q four recent ''near-ac-
Ieidonls" On The Overseas Highway
bocause motorists ignored that fog.
leing trucks hlinter warning sig
mails, attempting 20 pass the truck
lln he thick II fog. Because wind
Ieondltions change constantly. and
lthe direction Of emitted fog can.
mot b aseertained at al times,
walker also warned motorists "a
exercise extreme caution and moi
attempt % drive fast whenever
they lind themselves at the fringe
Iof Z fog area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES

Hollywood IN - The lady
checked the scene and ordered the
|eameramen 10 roll 'em!" She
stepped before the camera. acted
out Z tense scene, then announced
|'Cut! Print it,
This was the signal that Ida
ILupino the director had approved
! scene performed By Ida Lupinc
the actress. In this confusing sit
uation, only Ida's cain. sure hand
keeps the whole thing from ending
I'm chaos.
The fact is that Ida Is directing
herself in The Bigamist." She's
also directing ler ex-hnsband' s
wife, Joan FOntalne, but that's
another story altogether.
Between takes, she becomes Ida
the director, 50 ! sat down Tor :
talk with that side Of her person
atty.
''Hov do you Like directing Miss
Lupino"
Il hate it"
aWhat's the matter-sh hard 70
get along with"
mo, no, dear, it's not that.
Just can't do my best when I'm
directing myself. When I'm do
ling . scene, I can feel myself
going higher than Kite in my
lines. need q restraining hand. I"
Unfortunately, she can't supply
liz when she's in the scene herself
So she has an observer il Edmond
'O'Brien, who plays the busy fellow
married to both Ida and Joan in
the picture.
Il honestly didn't want to direct
this picture" she remarked. "Il
was all Joan's idea. When she
heard that | was playing the other
wife, she agreed to be in it-n ]
would direct. So I agreed, and
had only five days to prepare foE
the picture.
Nov I'm going around in cir
|cIes. At night ! have 10 line up the
next days shots and somehow
learn my lines too. III never
direct myself again"
Next she tackles another unique
situation. She's going to direct her
husband, Howard Duff, in "The
Cop" which Ida also happened "a
write.
Il didn't want 10 do that one
either she commented. "But
Howard insisted.
Many q star has blown up al
the director. I asked Ida il she
didn't think II was dangerous To
direct ones own husband.
II don't think 50, dear" she re.
piled. Especially since It wal
Towards idea, not mine. He car
only blame It on himself"
Ida's only concern il what tie
critics wiz say about directing her.
self.
They win probably roast me "a
b turn, she commented. ''Tht
Eastern critics. l mean. They have
always considered that It was
something Of 4 Joke for 4 woman
10 direct q picture. Many Of the
Western critics have been kinder,
and the Eastern ones weren't too
bad on The Hitchhiker,' which
directed. But usually ! take 4 beat,
ling.
This whole situation presents 1
problem 10 reviewers. Supposinl
they say something like, "'Miss
Lupino rose above her direction. =
IL has all kinds Of possibilities
Capsule Review: ssRide. Va.
IQuero" puts 4 stellar cast through
the PAGES Of the standard Western
plot. This one presents 4 talkatiyt
bandit chief (Anthony QUINN, hi
lgln-slinging henchman (Rober,
Taylor, I beleaguered ranchel
Howard Keell and his general,
faithful wife lava Gardner). The
conflict arises because 81 the out
Ilaw-settler struggle and the Taylor,
Gardner-Keel triangle. The film
often boys down in philosophical
talk. but picks up when the actor
takes over. Quinn cvershadows the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-07
LIBERTY CITY
ELEMENTARY

Teachers and pupils are get
ting ready for an interesting pro-
gram for American Education
Week. Following is a partial or
sample list of activities schedul-
ed.
Show window display at Com
munity Drug, MeSdames Stewart
and Straughter; handicraft ex-
hibits, MesdameS Johnson, Sharpe
and Wells, in their classroom;
art displays on educational theme,
Miss Wilson; unit on books, Mrs.
Hall, grade 6; parents go TO school
day on Monday, Mrs. Mizell, Mrs.
Colson; physical education dis
play on play day, Mrs. Anderson,
Miss Delaney, physical educa-
ton teacher; demonstrations IN
reading and science, Miss Hud-
son and Mrs. Rogers, special
PTA. A mental health film and
panel discussion, on Tuesday. On
Wednesday there will be a spec
ial assembly sponsored by Mrs.
Dawkins and Mrs. Sands A. f.
w. Emphasis in classrooms, Mrs,
G.. Robinson, Mrs. Edwards and
Mrs. Knowles. Thursday, dramat-
ic skit, Mrs. E. McFadgoni
parents go to school day, Mrs
Thompson, and tag day, Mes
danes H. Robinson, r. Everettel
E. Cody, A. johnson and Miss q,
Spicer. Mrs. Stewart is general
chairman.