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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO MINNEAPOLIS, take 3
April q. CIR. 3-8776.
AIR FORCE LIT. driving to Denver
via Chicago, around Apr. 80 Help
drive only. OIL. 2.236O 22s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTTOITES

Furniture. bric-a-brac, china. glass.
ware Oriental art objects. iewelry
rugs. silverware paintings por.
Call MuRRAY TA Q.323S
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1891 LANIER PL. N.W.-English
TRANCE; desirable and conven. DE
PRIVATE ENTRANCEwLarEe room
next bath. hot. plate, linens, dishes
inrniSbhed: ni6ntb IetTissration; $50 sinel:
ALEX. tDELRAY1mouttssiidee e'"i cornei
bath. / Blk from bus ehcte and SHOP.
ping, for approved tenants. middle
A. A. Sia1an Si5h lease RAYMOND eI APIS.
s@is 16th ST. NV rms. kit. and
bath, nicely furn.. 500 per mo
1923 18th sT. N.E.-Attractively
furn. clean apt. Master bedrm.
lily; nira rm;, Kit, pvs bath. Near shop
TAkoMA PARK-Nicely furn. lac
enc. bedrm -liv. rm.. kit. bath, TV
utils; l blk. express bus. Ss5. ~,
18TH sT.-Attractively furn. air-con-
near ROCK Creek. $3.50 mo. .AD.
NEAR sH1RLEY HIGHWAY: bed
rms: 20-ft. liy. ,rm., elec. kit. tub
End shower bath; pvt. entrances
sS5; 500 BLocK aH's So G'I, FArkfAx 41 s4.
2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
bath; newly dec: fenced yd. adults
only: avail immed. CHARLES r,
HHooFE; Hs Fl 1NG;i Gnsl45 10Y Duke St. Alex
1 4O2 18th ST. N.w.-No. 8. / rm..
kit. and pvt. bath. $50.33 per mo
incl. utils. See janitor.
1884 QUE ST. NV, THE KENNERT
Only s57 so mo, for 2nd "A. front
aaa ssrm' CnGN CsnmGSN,sncyii N.r,v - -.d:.
and bath; 5 adults; SiIO'
SCOTT KEY HOTEL--One
room kit, and bath: completely
furn. conditioned APT; tub and
shower; So to 81 per day for | or
. people. full hotel services: no time
iii NEW HAMPsHiRE AVE. NV
Enc" elevator. switchboard newly
VA.-Located between
Pentagon and Fort Belvoir. in
downtown Alexandria: $50 per
mo Couples only Call between
0;30 and 80 only TIE 6-6670
s0I CALVERT ST. NV. nr. 18th and
Col. rd Elev. apt; . bedrms. liv
rm.. din. rm.. kit, bath. Also COM
plete l-bcdrm apt. See elev man.
EMBASSY SECTION-NeW air-cond.
furn Linens. silver. china. secre-
Euclid st. NV, HU. 3-3402. -2l
800 GA. AVE.--Apt.. furn.: bedrm:::
living rm., dinette, Kitchen; all
utils beautiful furn.: S106. Plenty
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AIR CONDITIONERS
See. our ad under APPLIANCES IN
SILVER SPRING GAS & ELEc. CO.
$50 Bonifant St. JU. S-S03S
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KITCHEN

AA4 l. S4494N
Complete planning and reu.u,:. sting
Be done to I your iilUG old Xxi Kitchen. hen no No
down payment, 36 months to pay
Phone II. 4-45SS: ewes. and Sun
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint
1ng. Reas. prices. free estimates,
work guar. WADE. NE. S-Ss35.
PAINTING CoNTRACToR-commer
cial and RESIDENTIAL satisfactory for
25 yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE RA 6-97O3.
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
Complete ,renovating, Work guar
anteed. H. S. STILTNER. XII. g.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, 20 yrs.
exper.; Al work. Personal services.
Salts. guar. Any time. ia. 9-0316.
PAINTNG-Interlor and exterior.
pure linseed oil in all outside work;
also Mentioning Of walls and CELL
inss' A r. COLLIER. Ii. 3-5lO6.
PA5S15Nc .eESDIDS o6r interior and exterior
ence: white mechanics; free esti-
PAINTING. roofing, general repairs.
Terms ARRANGED i necessary. Prices
p1TSTnSGe. pE1eTsSSTTnnSs5G!e. Tu; 2-119d;, IL
anu OXUeTlOI,
farm and industrial buildings
sprayed; reasonable; free est. j. +.
pkfTT1~ tk9RDr VA !7d334; Es;, 22'
terror. For est. call JU. 5-42I9 be-
PAINTING AND PAPERiNG, free esti-
mates. LU. 4-1556. LII. 1-4l24.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
lSt-class work; free estimates.
THOMPSON. 10. 9-9S73 or KI.
PAINTING. interior and exterior, BY
able white men; best work for less;
free estimates. Ii. T-5966. -25
painting. plastering; neat
clean work: low prices: immed. at
tention. Call ia. 9-ISS9. -22
PAINTING, papering. roof fixing re-
pairs, cementing: reas. See me first.
Ii. 3-5415. -21
PAIN TING. papering; first-ciass
workmanship; work done imme-
diately. MIR. POAT. RA. 3-5643.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL-Also 30l courses in
business. industrial and engineering
Earn your diploma at home in spare
1mMED1ATE Ts pLaCfMENT heGhs NE for -Sr men ="
and women after accelerated course
in radio and television under exper.
professionals. Learn how to speak.
write and produce. , working
scholarships avail. Additions now
being held. NATIONAL ACADEMY
OF BROADCASTING. 18th ST.. DE.
NEW CLASSES in touch typing. short
hand. Bookkeeping starting now. Beg
and rev. Positions psying to $1,000;
SCHOOL, cor. G and 18th lover
PFRoiFEsSsSsfoNAL RADIO announcing
training, placement assured. short
course: $3.50. pay weekly. PATH
FINDER. ME. S-5255.
SHORTHAND IN 80 DAYS--10O
wp.m. guar; air-cond.- Free typing
TEMPLE SCHOOL, ST. 3-2349.
, DIESEL POWER
Mechanically Inclined men get free
book, Earning Power in Diesel" !"
Covers big new field of DIESEL
ENGINES for road building equip
ment, trucks. tractors. locomotives,
power plants, ships. We train you
In your spare time. Write giving
ace and present occupation. Util-
tiles Diesel Training. Box 4G5-E.
Star. ~
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APPLIANCES
MOVING-SALE
NO REASONABLE
OFFER REFUSED
EVEPVTuTNG AT
EVERYTHING AT

GIVE-AWAY PRICES
quarters. All appliances from the
old location. will be sold at tremen.
dous reductions
Hundreds of appliances. large and
small. must be sold by 6 pm. Satur-
day. Washers, ironerS. dryers, re.
frigerators, ranges, freezers. tele-
visions, vacuum cleaners. many
more. Come early for best selec-
tions. Bring your checkbook. You
will want to use It. This is your
opportunity to solve your appliance
inal cost. Don't pass 1t by. Cali or
come now.
OPEN WEEKDAYS. Q TILL
SATURDAY. 8 TILL 6
CASH OR TERMS
SILVER SPRING GAS d. ELEC CO.
$50 Bonifant st. JU, S-SO3S.
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ROCK CREEK APTS.
2411 goth ST. NV.

Overlooking Rock Greek Park,
block Conn. ave.-Ef1ciency, S3,
Wk.; l bedrm., $50 wk. furn., maic
Serv.; free parking, utilities. Oper
1O-S, DE. 2sO931. -O6
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

SILVER STRING, MD. - Room and
board. good meals attractive sur
roundings. JU. 5-O929. 90
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. dble. newly
TURN. share room. pvt. bath; selective
menu; switchboard TV. 80
CLUB MASON, 1928 N. H. ave. NV.
dence for refined ladies and men.
Share room, S17 to SO week in
Guiding fEll-course meals and hotel
services. NO. 1870. ~
@3"" 30th ST. NV, lovely sgle or
onie; with or without board. Excel
meals; conV. transp. Govt bldes.
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Flagstone and Stone

WORK
cement driveWayS. walks, steps
porches:: retaining walls, tile drain
age, Also outdoor fireplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCC1O, JU. 9-1769
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. cleaning
estimates. Call RA. 6-67a5. go
FLOORS SANDED, FINISHED; new
&c So IT.: old, &c and up. Free est
work guar. HINSON. Ii. 3-754S
FLOORS SANDED and finished,
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
FLOOR SANDING, waxing. paper
hanging: painting. Guaranteed
work: AD. 4-6499. 21S
FLOOR SANDING and refinishine;
work guar; exper. mech; free est
Average rm.; SIS. CO. 5-4S3O.
FLOORS sANDED and finished: dual
lty Work at a reasonable price. NJ.
MORRIS u. 9-2@77.
GENERAL hEPAIRS, painting. plaE-
tering.. carp..Itry work. roof painting,
repairing: no lob too small. PRINTZ.
Ii. 4-1511.
INsULATION-Atl'c insulation our
specially. Free estlnate. AP. 7-5sO2.
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POULTRY RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks, poults, and ducks. JAMES
FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV. NE.
BABY CHICKS, GOSLINGS. PoULTS,
DUCKLINGS-Save $3.50. o. G. MAX
WELL. Lanham. Md, WA. 7-1545.
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THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
:23lO ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan, excel
meals; home atmosphere HO. 2-356f
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ANTTOITES ROTTGH'
ANTIQUES WANTED

China. furniture. silverware, ieweir.
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL IA. Q.
1898: eyes,, EN-. 3-6766.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BLACK ABERDEEN-ANGUs herd, "a
SATURDAY.. Perpetuation Lines;
bull registered from Eric OF Mt
Prospect; IL calves. This herd Is
in excel. ,cond. and 10. more COW.
This herd viii be sold in its en-.
tirity. Call JU. 5-5334 or JU.
9-4431 between 9 am. and 8 pm.
for further information. go
GELDING, 4 yrs. old. chestnut. Beau
high; $3.50 including bride, saddle,
etc. Call FARRAR. ST. 3-7654,
weekday mice hnurs -21
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GAMER AS

444N4A A1A ~ AA
Only the best types! Movie outfits
Pay top prices. BRENNER PHOTO
933 Penna. ave. NV. RE. 7-2434
CAMERA, Grafiex. used, to $50; NJ
dealers. CURTIS. RA. 3-2752. RA
3.lO00. Ext. 176. 21"
CEMENT MIXER, good working con
dition; Cal! Ly,; l.9SSs.
ti9n, gold and silver; cash paid
DIAMONDS, gold, platinum, etc.
highest cash prices. ARTHUF
Markell. $40 F street NV.
DIAMONDS. gold, silver. We pay
highest cash prices. See us first
Ask for MIR. BROTT. 917 r st. NV
RE. 7-2075,
FURNITURE-W at once, furni-
ture Of all kinds. suitable for better
homes. Also want refrigerator. gal
range and good piano. Call Mr.
Grady MA. S-2679.
FURNITURE-Singl pieces and com.
plete household. etc. AID. 1850:
Ewes and Sundays. Ii. 6-25lS.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
eEic.a. .6rac BryinE and selling foI
sts; nv; NE. S-52s7
GAS RANGES. furniture. heaters.
ACME STOVE CO.. Ma. S-S952.
LARGE GE REFGR.. good cond.. in
exchange for washer. also in good
condition. ,JO 3-1150
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INTERPRETATIONS
See our ad under APPLIANCES O.
this paper. "
SILVER SPRING GAS g. ELEC. CO..
$50 Bonifant st. JU. S-S03S
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STEEL,

STEEL
We have large amount reinforcing
steel. angles and beams cut to size,
WRECKING CO. 1887 Brentwood
I'd. ne. AID. 2-6177. -25
SI0y6; 4-burner. apt. size; reas. JE.
STOVE. Philco electric. practically
new. 5000. Call LU. 4-411O -21
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REFRIGERATORS

nEF H4GERA1ORS
Baron & Meltz are putting out &C
new 1853 General Electric, S-cu. 1T.
family sized refrigerators and a new
and one-time-only. 37-month pay
plan: $500 a month is your COM
plete monthly payment, includinp
CARRYING charges; delivery and in
Stallation. Call TU. 2-4115. for
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Complete planning and reuo,: sting
be done to your old Kitchen No
down payment, 80 months to pay
Phone Ii. 4-45SS: ewes. and Sun
HE 4-5oRn
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AIR CONDITIONERS
RENTED

FOR THE HOME, OTFICE. HOSPl
TALs HOTELS AND MOTELS. CALI
r & M
REFRIGERATION co.
YOUR AUTHORIZED (BONDED)
SERVICE COMPANY
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WASHERS

See, our ad under APPLIANCES Of
this paper
SILVER SPRING GAS & ELEC. CO..
$50 Bonifant st. JU. s-sO3S. --25
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, semi
automatic, excellent condition. SIS.
LA. 6-7S92. go
WATCHES-Don't buy junk. Is top
brands Just above wholesale. Fac
rV-freSh. WO H.T0R0
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TELEVISION
See. our ad under APPLIANCES O.
this paper.
SILVER SPRING GAS e. ELEC. CO.
0JO Bonifant st. III. S-SO2S %:
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ANTIQUES WANTED
Silverware. any cond.. Iewelry. bric-
KRUPsAW MiLEsToNE. No 7e0so0
home: cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 9-2937; evenings. RA. 3-1416.
81"
BEDROOM AND ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL UNTIL Z PM. EN-. 2-6677.
BOOKS BOUGHT. any Quantity, and
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Pa. ave. NV,
ST 3.f6QS
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TELEVISION
A REAL DEAL

Selling out our entire stock of 2
famous brands; new sets and floor
samples. Big discounts, cash or
terms. BLAIR'S TELEVIsION, 4922
Wis. ave. NV. Open ewes. till 8.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

IDINETTE SET, apartment size, ma
hossny hsssy table 4 chairs; SIS. Oh
DIN. RIM. SUITE, 9 pcs. solid wal
nut: excellent condition. OF. ABB.
DINETTE TABLE and chair: practi-
cally new; Formica top table 36x53
opens to 65 in. with 4 plastic COW
cred chairs. S95. or best offer. offer.
DUPLlCaATSas. III; 11acrS all type.. nand m@o Sno
electric. 4MERicAN TYPEWRITER
EGG6rkfc liz! AEGEksnmdre. SsR.ol st %5 sq9s2 fsS
model. S109; 1888 s. Buchanan st..
ENcYCtLoPAEDIA BRITTANIcA. iun-
ior; SSs; complete with book case; $I25.
FAN---"Fresh'nd Air. 2O-in., on ped
sti.dN sstal, 1909 Eye ST. NV. BEAUTY
FANs-Make your own fan: use the
motor. of your furnace blower, we
furnish the blades. Ma. $4,000.
FIREPLACE MANTELS
Wood. wholesale and retail, made to
measure EC5 and lin L. II
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WATER HEATERS
All popular makes and sizes No
money down. AS little as SIS per
month on your gas bill
SHAPIRO PlUMS1NG Co
To. $1,000. 30o6 Georgia Ave. NV.
Sterling" Alum. Closing
out broken sizes, new. dble hung:
GeialheFiieespDes ssin erieeE ss low a. 9n5s oar ar
2 L0x3I 40 size. TUROYER LUMBER
CO. Bethesda. OIL. 2-6622.
MONROE CALCULATOR, Model LA.
l6OX. portable. electric; S175 or
best offer. Call Monday. Ma. S-2626.
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MT PLEASANT; 1851 18th ST. NV
-Lse. furn. rm.. sgie. or dble. Hot
plate refsr.. run. water. utensils
utils. Bus at door. HU. 3-9725.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.E. tcont. :,
ROOMS FURNISHED-s.E.-S.w.

S.E.-Twin beds. pvt. bath; empl. cpl.
or 2 gentlemen; conv. transp.; refs.
REQ. LU. 2-4S56. go
Evening star., 1953-04-16

Western Auto is proud to offer you its famous
first-lne regular pressure tire-the Super
Sofety-ot $50 discount. You buy two (.
you sove $50 on each! We bock this long
miIeoge Davis with the some 2-yeor uneondi-
tionoI road hozord guarantee. Thots the
most convincing way we know Of telling you
it's greet tire! We have your size. We
mount them free, of course
Evening star., 1953-04-16

40c reg. Wizord stondord-
plugs, guaranteed 10000
miles! Pep up engine. save
gas. Special plug wrench
offer limited to this sale!
Hurry! LRl2lo-6s, 4HR2546-B
Evening star., 1953-04-16

Shampoo & eeIIuIose sponge
for cosy woshing. SiIieone
Cleaner 6 Wax Glaze for
quick, cosy "showroo m
shine," protects up to 5
times longer! sp7ls2, ~, 2,7374.s2So
Evening star., 1953-06-07

just slip down to the corner for hamburger
with onion slice and French fries"
She looked at me curiously. But, Daddy,
that's just what we're having. Sloppy Joe
hambwgers, French fries with catsup and
onion ring. For dessert there's chocolate
pudding. If you don't want milk I'll make
you coffee"
Is there anything can do?" asked.
you could whip the cream" said Molly,
only can't find the eggbeater"
From above stairs came series of splashes
and shrieks of glee. ''Never mind" l said.
'T1l take my Mississippi mud plain
Evening star., 1953-06-07

agement. 1t means necessity is a power
full weapon" sat down and looked at the
three shining faces. One shining face was
partially obscwed by peanut butter. I'VE
will have to organize, l said. Each will be
assigned certain tasks
Il hope don't have to give Michaella
her bath, O." said Molly gloomily.
I'D like to build something or paint"
said Melinda. May paint the garage?"
Molly" directed, you will take over
the cooking detail. Investigate the larder
and prepare nouishing meal. Melinda will
be your chief assistant. will take MichaeIla
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Daddy Backs Out

Go ahead, said hastily. Just
don't leave any telltale bruises" j"
l eased downstairs and popped
into the kitchen. What's on the
menu?" I asked cheerily.
Everything yunmy," said the
young cook. Sloppy Joes. bird
legs with dragons blood and flying
saucers. For dessert there's Missis-
sippi mud and whipped cream.
Moo juice to drink"
Sounds wonderful" l said pal
ing slightly. But if you don't
mimi I'11 ,,h oa% later NAV
Evening star., 1953-06-07

new little cousin to bat around"
That seems to be the situa-
tion," l said, reading the note.
I'VE are to carry on the best we
can" l forced a smile. Were to
feed and clothe ourselves, get in the
crops and attend the livestock.
Getting Organised
WHATS the Latin stuff say?"
asked Melinda. I'VE don't have
Latin in the fourth grade"
"Ingens telam necessitGS," / read
haltingly. 1T is a word of encow-
Evening star., 1953-06-07
FULL.TIME FATHER
by Dick Ashbaugh

upstairs, chip away the peanut butter and
restore her to mint condition. Look alive all"
A few minutes later, with only her head
visible above the suds, the five-year-old
looked at me accusingly. where's my
stuff" she asked.
What stuff" inquired her father.
The stuff to play with when take my
bath. My set of pots and pans and my dishes.
The tea strainer, the egg-beater, my little
stove, the plastic ducks, my soap that looks
like hot dog, your fishing rod and my
boats"
Daddy Backs Out
AT THAT moment Melinda came in the
bathroom carrying a large box. Il know
what she wants, Daddy. Duck" She up
ended the box over the tub with a long,
gathering splash. "You forgot to pin up her
braids." She looked thoughtful II could
give her her bath if you'll let me sock her
when she wiggles."
Evening star., 1953-06-07

A crisis i'm the home finds
this writer at his best -
summing himself i'm the park
66RT RToTHER's gone!' This wall echoed
N1 through the kitchen area the other
day as came in after an exhausting day /
had spent the afternoon on four different
park benches.
Mother gomez" laughed. Don't be
silly. She's probably upstairs under bed
She often hides there to tease us"
There's note" ;" said Melinda. 1T was
pasted on the cake box Part of it is in French
or something"
It's Latin" said Molly, removing her
head from the refrigerator. Mothers gone
to Aunt Betty's. They had. to rush Aunt
Betty to the hospital to have her baby"
''Oh boy" said Michaella, looking up
from her coloring book. Nov I'll have
The frontiersman., 1953-10-08
Hospital Board 10 Meet

Hospital Board 10 Meet
 A regular meeting of Valley Hospital board mebers will be held next Friday, October 16. There will be no special meeting this week.
The frontiersman., 1953-10-08
CHAMBER HEARS OF
 OIL WELL PROGRESS

Drilling at the oil well site in the Eureaka area is progress ing at the rate of approximately 58 feet a day, William O'Neill, president of the Alaska Gas and Oil Development Go. told mem- bers of the Chamber of Com merce during the regular noon meeting October 2.
 Drilling work, under the super vision of C. F. Shield, will con- tinue on into November or as long as possible before the freeze up, he stated.
 O'Neill, geologist and mining engineer of Anchorage also spoke to the group of the geological formations in the Eureka, Ninil- chik, Huston and other territor- ial areas, illustrating his talk with maps and charts.
 Transfers Funds
 The balance of Colony Day funds were transferred to the general fund by vote of the membership.
 To Study Bylaws
 At the next regular meeting members will make study of the Chamber bylaws and also hold nomination for officers for the next year. The meeting will be held November 4 in the Coop club room. All members are urged to attend.
The frontiersman., 1953-10-08
OLD ACCOUNTS BEING PAID UP, HOSPITAL
 BOARD ANNOUNCES

Approximately $2,OOO in old ac- counts has been paid to the Val ley Hospital during the past two weeks, a board member announc- ed this week. The establishment of new credit policy is believed to have resulted in the payments.
 However, the spokesman add ed, this week over 30 old ac- counts, which the board has tried to collect through many notices, have been turned over to the attorney for collection.
 Equipment for the new Valley Presbyterian Hospital is beginn- ing to arrive, he said and will be installed as soon as possible.
The frontiersman., 1953-10-08
$50,000 ELKS HOME
 GOING UP IN PALMER

Construction work on the new Palmer Elks Home has advanced so rapidly the past month that members said this week that they anticipate holding their first meeting in their new quarters on November 4. Open house and dedication plans will be made shortly afterward to afford Val ley and Anchorage area residents an inspection of the 40 by 90 foot succeed frame building.
 Financed entirely from within the local and Anchorage Elks organizations, the finished build ing will run around $50,000, Clair Stock, member of the building committee, said this week.
 The lodge will consist of a 40 by 50 foot lodge room. Mohair upholstered chairs will be backed against the walls, leaving a large dancing area for social events. The floor is constructed of oak and is the only hardwood dance floor in the area. There will be one section of the lodge room for reading and relaxing. A cloak room has been provided just off the entrance and large storage
The frontiersman., 1953-10-08
Palmer Moose Seek Win In Third Football Game

Tomorrow afternoon members of the Palmer High School foot ball team will meet the An chorage Eagles for their third try at win. Although Palmer has been defeated in the two games already played, Coach Norman Rousey said his team will be going onto the field with a determination that may result in surprise for the Anchorage players.
 In the second of the four home and home games played between the teams, Palmer went down to defeat with a score of 24-0. Out standing passing by the Anchor age combination of Grange and Batson accounted for two of their four touchdowns. The other 12 points were tallied by an end run in the second period, and a 39-yard run by Eagles Lynn Woodside.
 The Palmer team is shaping up and have put in concentrated practice this week. Game time is 1:30 at the Fairgrounds. Admis- sion will be $1.00 for adults. The next game, and in all probability the final game of the season, will be played with Anchorage at Anchorage October 16.
The frontiersman., 1953-10-08
BILL R0ARK, LEW HANKS ELECTED FOR SCHOOL BOARD

Palmer voters and the Indepen- dent School District voters show ed their preferences when they went to the polls October 6 and elected a new mayor, three coun- cilmen and two members for the school board.
 Don McKechnie, completing a one-year term as city council man, was elected mayor over in cumbent Alfred V. Hagen by polling 158 votes, 28 more than were cast for the incumbent, who received 130 votes.
 Unopposed council members were voted in with three-year candidates Parker Lester and Lucille Mick receiving 188 and l89 votes respectively. William Zahradnicek, elected to complete the unexpired two-year term poll ed the highest number of votes, 241. Zahradnicek was also the first person to cast his ballot October 6 in both the city and the school district elections.
 Lew Hanks, running unopposed for a five year term on the school board, received a total of 298 votes for his election to that office. Bill Roark, former school board member, was elected to complete the unexpired four year term with 169 votes. Al DeJulio, also running for the unexpired term boiled 148 votes. .
 Voting for the school board was very light in the Eslza areQ where Revira Hiber, Bernice Kuoppola and Mary Estep were judges and clerk. A total of B ballots were cast as follows: Hanks, 13; DeJulio, and Roark, '.
 Total ballots cast in the school district were 320. In the city, 288.
The frontiersman., 1953-10-08
Second City Council Holds Final Meeting

Members of the Palmer City Council met October 6 for the final regular meeting of the pre- sent council. Following the can- vass, held Wednesday of the October city election, new members and those with un- expired terms will take over at next weeks meeting.
 During the meeting, Ray Mat hews, APW inspector told mem bers that water users on the new city system are at present con- suming approximately 200 gal Ions of water per minute, indi-- eating wastage. A lengthy dis cussion followed pointing out the immediate need for the me- tering of all water consumed by city system users. The issue was later turned over to the water committee for further study. The pumps are capable of handling 230 gallons per minute, it was brought out.
 In the absence of Mayor Alfred Hagen, Council member Betty Mears presided at the meeting and presented correspondence from the Palmer Loyal Order of Moose in which they requested permission to erect signs "Pro- tect Our Children" at city limits Council embers voted to grant permission for the sign erection
 A payment policy for all cleo tion judges and clerks was esta- blish by the council. They will be paid at the rate of $2.50 per hour for all general and special elections.
 An application for a building permit to construct building for $116,690 was granted to the Matanuska Electric Association