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ing held somewhere in thu
country"
Striking workers in Budapest
challenged the disclaimer of de-
Iportations. One workers leader
told Western newsmen:
1.-THE memory of 1945. when
the Russians took so many civil
Iians to increase the number OF
their prisoners of war, is toe
much alive to believe what they
say now"
Forests Swarm With Rebels
The forests Of Western Hun
gary and those around Miskolc,
industrial center northeast of
Budapest, were reported swarm
ing with anti-Soviet partisans.
Reports from the countryside
said workers councils had posted
appeals to farmers to supply
food and shelter to the rebels
in their wooded retreats.
Even school children are on
strike. In Veszprem, a city
in Western Hungary, children
tackled up handwritten posters
enumerating their demands
and warning they will not return
to classes until they are fulfilled
Coal mines are delivering fuel
only for hospitals and power
plants. Miners of the large coal
basins Of Tatabanya and Doroe
warned that If the Russians use
force against them they will flood
the mines and ruin them for at
least six months.
The Soviet commander OF
Debrecen, in East Hungary, or
dered the city's only newspaper
not. to print Yugoslav President
Tito's recent speech in which he
blamed the Soviet attack in Hun
gary upon Stalinists and told
about a split in the Kremlir
leadership.
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ton will become effective when
"a new Ambassador is appointed
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said there is
nothing he could say at this
time regarding appointment OF
a new Ambassador. There have
been reports in recent days that
James D. Zellerbach, San Fran
cisco industrialiSt, is under con-
sideration for the post.
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Soviet Army QueIIs
Strike in Budapest
Continued From First Pagl

Continued From First Pagl
spondents were able to visit to,
day. It turned out they wer,
repairing their own bicycles.
About half the workers at thu
Hungarian Optical Works anC
1.-THE GAM Electrical Works IL
Budapest appeared this morning
Each has about 1000 employees.
Out of the 10,O0O-man worl
force of the MAGAG state ma.
lchinery factory, about 5000
turned UP. About 80 per cent o.
1.-THE $4,000 workers reported al
the Csepel iron and steel plants
Russian army officers, as vel
as western newsmen, visited
these plants this morning. The
Russians politely inquired what
the Soviet army could do to heir
and asked how the workers re.
acted to the governments re.
quest to end the general strike.
Get Workers Release
The president of the Workers
council in the GAM factory
said:
I'VE told the Russians that thu
only help we needed from then
is that they should leave III
alone"
| He added that the Russian.
promised some weapons for oul
factory guards"
But we told them" the work.
ers' council head added. "that
we had kept our own firearm;
kand we now have our own guards
for our factory.
Apparently our contract with
the Russians is better than thai
of the Kadar government. We
succeeded in obtaining the re-
lease of 68 students and foul
workers who were arrested BY
the Russians"
] The general strike, the strong
est weapon remaining in the
peoples hands. was admittedly
paralyzing many parts of the
country. Gyoergy Marosan
Minister Of State in Premier
Kadar's government. in a broad.
cast over the Budapest radio &C.
cused western imperialists" o.
trying to prolong the strike.
'AgitatOrs' Blamed
! He claimed that "agitators arr
hampering by rumors and armed
! groups by terrorist acts anc
threats the resumption of work
in mines and factories.
/ Hungarian anger mounted al
1.-THE reports Of continuing mas
deportations of rebels by the So.
Iviet conquerors, to Russia or tx
concentration camps in remote
parts of Hungary.
The Budapest radio, which ad
mitted deportations last week
changed its tune over the week.
end. 1t claimed that "rumorI
of deportations. spread by tn,
counter revolutionaries, ar,
without foundation. Not one
single person has been deporteC
to the Soviet Union" Later thu
radio said "counter-revolution'
airy elements and terrorists" haC
been rounded up and were be.
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Polish Group in U. S.
For Housing Study

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (R.-A
four-man Polish housing dele
cation arrived by plane yester-
day to begin a one-month in
spection tour Of American hous-
ing and construction work.
The group. invited here by
the State Department. plans to
visit IA cities throughout the
Nation.
DR.. Czeslaw Babinski, Polish
vice minister Of construction
told newsmen at Idlewild Air
port his delegation is particu-
larly interested In construction
of prefabricated houses.
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Rome Court Acquits
Gilberto Pontecorvo

ROME, Nov. 10 R.-Gilberto
Pontecorvo, whose atom-scientist
brother Bruno quit England for
Soviet Russia five years ago,
was acquitted today of charges
of encouraging sedition.
The government prosecutor
had asked the Rome court to
sentence him to a year in Jail
for an article in a Communist
paper he publishes defending
the holding of an unauthorized
Communist demonstration.
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Relief Drive in Koreu

SEOUL. Nov. 10 tR.-The
Federation Of Korea Trade IN
ions called on its 100000 men,
hers today to work an extra hour
daily through December Is to
raise relief funds for anti-C Com
munist rebels in Hungary. A
spokesman for the federation
estimated the drive would raise
UP to $1,000.
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Continued From First Pag,

Continued From First Page
recommendations for their solu-
ton"
Committee members were told
that all District agencies will
work together fully in preparing
the data essential to thorough
analysis of the problem.
He said the committee would
also seek advice and help from
representatives of the Washing.
ton Criminal Justice Association
the District Council on Law
Enforcement, the National Pro.
baton and Parole Association
the bar associations and other
civic and professional groups.
Mr.. Karrick said the working
staff and necessary funds will be
provided by the District govern.
ment.
Gasque Already at Work
Mr.. GaSque will serve as Spe.
cial counsel to the committee
AS counsel of the Senate
] Judiciary subcommittee, hi
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LUCE

Continued From First Page
Of effort which it so richly de-
serves.
Il have made the excellent
beginnings of a recovery from
my recent illness. But since my
return. I have reluctantly be-
come convinced 1 shall need sew
eral months of real rest before
am again able to work at full
efficiency
Accordingly, l respectfully
ask you to accept my resigna-
ton at the earliest convenient
moment"
Mrs. Luce was made i'll several
months ago by what was de-
scribed as arsenic poisoning
from the taking of of old paint
from her bedroom ceiling in the
embassy in Rome.
Door Left Open
Asked today how her illness
should be described she smiled
and said: LAS a thing of the
past"
In accepting her resignation
the President wrote Mrs. Luce
Il sincerely hope that your
retirement to private life is only
temporary and that your Gov
eminent may soon again have
the benefit of your services"
She said she has mo plans Of
any kind" regarding another
Government position after get
ting the rest she wants. She
added, however, that she al.
ways will be available.
Mrs. Luce said she now plans
to return to Italy very shortly
and to leave her job there after
the Christmas holidays. She
said she supposes her resigna.
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SUBURBAN TRUST
COMPANY
EVANSVILLE OFFICE

Bslhssda once
1900 East.wess Highway, Bethesda, Nd
College Pork ohass
1850 Baltimore Avenue, College Park. Nd.
H0wsF Avenue omes
s727 Flower Avenue, Silver sprins. Nd.
erssnbslf omes
Is Crescent Road, Greenbel,, Nd.
~. RsInisr omes
3716 Rhode Island Avenue, Mt Rainier, Nd.
MOL. FoslllfY
Naval Ordnance Labontoy
White Oak. Silver Spring Nd.
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RECORDS CLERK

RECORDS CLERK
For scientific research organization,
must be intelligent. versatile and
good typist: 2 years college. age
20 to 20. Starting salary So. 100
per year. 371s-hour week. excel
lent working conditions. state age,
marital status, education and ex-
perience. Box 18th. Star.
REGISTERED NURSES. white: s.
DAY. day week. excellent opportunity:
open $3.50. to 11:30. IL: 80 to 1880.
and relief, prevailing scale with
bonus for these three shifts. Send
letter with experience TO Box 04-J.
Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER-For large
garden apt. project. Must be thor
oughly experienced in supervislng
n snit foc, rent ut coiess can etc we
woman to take complete charge.
Unless YOU can meet these quail
fieations and have local refs, please
364-L. Star
SALES CLERK-TYPIsT. white. 90
80. attractive. Fast typist. store
safes ability. Cali Ii. $4,000.
SALEsGTRLs, 5 or 6-day week: dis
count on merchandise: paid yaca-
tions. Do not phone. WEST END 3
d 10. 1889 Pa, ave. NV.
SALESGIRL FOR BAKERY
Hrs, 10 to Z. store closed Sun.
salary Tor right girl. ABBY E' in per-
sen after II am. SCHUPP'S BAK-
cry, 5542 Conn. ave, NV.
SALESLADY for children's shop.
Some selling experience. 5-day
week Good salary. Apply YOUNG
FOLKS SHOPS, 2S03 Columbia
pike, Arlington
SALEsLADY. thoroughly experienced.
new costume jewelry store. down
town Salary up to SIS per week
JEWEL FAIR. 1920 q st. NV.
SALESLADIES, age 10 to SO; steady
employment. 4O-hour week, $3.50
am to 8 pm. Monday through
and starting salary. Apply WAL
GREEN CO.. in the Pentagon Blgd
SALESLADIES. readv-to wear: must
be thoroughly experienced for high
grade clientele. Salary, S65 per
wk. Steady position, excellent OPP
portunity. Apply 1918 Conn. ave.
sALEsLApIEs - ALERT. ANBI-
T1OuS YOUNG LADIES expert
eneed IN selling drapery and slip
5-day week. excellent working
eonds; in ,aiT;cond; stores. Apply
Fst, Nv or 4031 18th st. s.
ShirlingtOn Business Center
SALESPERSON with washington ex-
perience for Bethesda le.dies' ap-
parel store. Full time 5 days q
week must work on Saturday.
Apply in person to Mrs. Maulsby
GRETCHEN COLE, 7244 Wis. ave-.
Bethesda, Nd.
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HELP--WoMEN

PIX OPERATOR-One Of Washing.
toms largest downtown automobile
dealerships has an opening for ar
experienced PIX operator. Pleasant
personality and ability to courte-
0usly handle the public essential
good hours, pleasant working con.
Donne.l, App1soN CHE WI & IsI
SALES, INC. 14th and Florids
ave. NV.
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HELP--WoMEN
IR EXECIITIVE

White; immed opening for respon
sible young woman. tipping, handlinG
Oorresp.: ability TO work with fig
ures: attrac. air-cond. ONCE. ms
benefits. salary open. DU. 1885
MAID. for beauty salon. 5 days
CASTOR OF PARIS BEAUTY
SALON, OIL. 4-42SS. Bethesda.
Mali. CLERK-Experienced for apt
bldg. z a m. to 1 am, EN-. $4,000
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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
FAMILY
COUNSELOR,

We need an aggressive woman, %
or over, to advise families on the
wisdom Of buying their burial space
before needed. Salary. 81. 500 per VI,
plus monthly bonuses. You must
have a car. be Of neat appearance
and of highest integrity. Lifetime
secu ity to woman who dualiies. Ap.
ply in person, 0 m. 70 4 pm.
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MANAGER

Boys and girls departments. un-
usual opportunity in our new Seven
Corners, Va. store. Apply Mr.. Berns,
;ird a. BONDS CLOTHES. 1885 F
St. NV in Washington.
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNI-
CLAN. white, to work in doctors
Office part time. $3.50 am. to
PM. Thursdays on. Ii. 3-34O0
MEDICAL SECRETARY. exper. nee
essary; compensation depending on
qualifications. Call DE. 2-9224,
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PIX OPERATOR

Typist. some shorthand helpful;
small office, excel. working conds.
5-day wk. Apply in person. WASH.
INGTON RESTAURANT ASSoCfA.
TON, 1908 Eye st. NV.
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PIX OPERATOR


White - The National Geographic
Society Ias an immediate opening
two-position switchboard. giving sec
retarial service; age 22-37: 40-houE
week. employee benefits. air-c0ndi-
toned building. Salary. $1,000 ia
S3.40O. Personal interviews from
S:30 am. to pm. Personnel Once
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
10th and M SITS. NV
PHOTOGRAPHER. fun or part time
Experienced in advertising fllustra.
tlon or commercial work. Apply LEE
SALSBERY STUDIOS. 937 F St
PHOToGRAPHIC STUDIO has open,
ing Tor experienced receptionist
and saleswoman. HARRIS &
EWING. 1904 @ st. NV.
APPRENTICE PHOTOGRAPHERS, in.
side sales clerks, advance sales
people. National concern need,
ladies to start work at once. Mus
be free to travel by air: no expert.
ence necessary, as we prefer to train
you in our methods. Requirements
neat, nice personality. high schoo
education or equivalent. age 21-40
Apply. IN person (ne phone cali,
acceptedl. Tues. Sept. II, : to
pm. or to pm, Hotel Ambassa
dor; Inquire at desk for OLAN
MILLS. INC.
PRACTICAL NURSES, white; AZ ,houi
week. meals, paid vacation, sicl
leave. start $3.50 per month, In,
crease after 3 months: abilit,
thereafter; paid days of durlni
month. Call tn. 2-93O0 for ap,
pointment
Research Assistant
To abstract medical data in stats.
ttcal medical studies. Eminent ma.
tional scientific organization re.
quires college graduate with good
BACKGROUND in biological sciences
Entrance salary. $3.50 per year
3713-h0ur week Liberal leave
state age. marital status. details Of
education experience and reference
Box l7S-H. Star.
RECEPTIONIST and saleswoman
experienced preferred. HARRIS q
EWING. PHOTOGRAPHERS, 1900
O st. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of typ
ing; excel salary and working cond
0-day wk.; new, mod. store, Apply
SCHNEIDER FURN.. 900 9TH st. NV
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HELp--woMrA
SALESWOMEN


Fun time. 9:15 to 8. 5-day, 40
daily, Also receiving room and will
call clerks.
BECKERS
1914 r 81. NV.
SALESWOMEN
Telephone Saleswork
This Is an opportunity for
you to earn a substantial
weekly income working on a
straight commission basis
The work is pleasant
calling from your own desk
in our office.
Telephone sales expert
ence is not absolutely neces-
sary but pleasant telephone
voice and pleasant person
atty are extremely helpful
in making your earnings
unlimited.
Age No Barrier II over 81
The hours will be arranged
to suit you either full
time. part time or evenings
For Complete Details Cali
For an Appointment
District 7-O842
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HELp-woMEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Natl. trade assoc. has immed. OPEN
ing for young lady, white. as re.
ceptionist-typist. New air-cond. Of
fees in Penn. Bldg. 5-day wk..
. wkS. vacation and pension plan.
For appt. call MA, 1924.
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HELP--woMEN

lDEsK CLERK for apt. BLDG, experi.
enced. and famiIiar with secretarial
board, 10 am. to 9 pm. Sl7O
month Call EN-. 2-260O or WO
6-651l.
DRUG elk and cashier: under 40;
exper onlys day wk.. no Sun. Apply
CHASTLEToN DRUG. 10th and +
NV
DRUG CLERK, $50 per week. Nc
nights or Sunday. BROOKVILLE
PHARMACY 1925 BrookVille I'd
DRUG COSMETIC CLERK: retail
sales exper, Local refs. No nights OF
Sun BRADLEY DRUGS. 5000 Arl-
ington I'd, Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 4
6776.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Leading local motion picture film
laboratories has interesting opening
Tor secretary to two executives. Good
shorthand and typirRs with ability To
use own initiative required. 5-day
wk. Top salary. Cali MR.. BROOKS,
at Lawrence 6-4634.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10

Fun time. e:15 to 8. 5-day, 40
mr.. week; part time. II to pm
daily. Also receiving room and will.
call clerks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10

CLERICAL
SECRETARIAL
PERSONNEL
Secy. to Personnel Dir.
Secy. to Display Dir.
Secy. to Controller
Personnel Assistant
Training Instructor
Interior Decorator
Display Trainee
Correspondence Clerk
Buying Clerical
Clerk Typists
Telephone Clerks
Comptometer Operators
Credit Interviewers
5-Day, 4O-Hour Week
Discount on Purchases
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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CASHIER

uDder a. expsStsnee sui 70
field preferred but not required
good pay and working cond. Sci
Mrs. Donavin, BARRY PATE MOTOF
CO. 1130 Conn ave
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CASHIER CLERK

CASHIER-C CLERK
FOR FRONT OFFICE
Some tipping experience
necessary. Under 40 years.
Hours s am. to 4 pm. Good
Salary. Employe dement's. Air
conditioned, Call manager for
appointment. HU. $4,000.
Hotel Dupont Plaza
CIGAR CLERK al CARRIER DRUG
Bethesda: six-day. 4S-hour week
salary, SIPS per hr. MIR. ROBIN
SON. OIL. 4-5900.
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SALESWOMEN
Telephone Saleswork

This is an opportunity for
you to earn a substantial
weekly income working on a
straight commission basis
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FILE CLERK

Young. experience unnecessary: no
tipping required See Mrs. Cassidy
HARTFORD ACCIDENT q INDEM-
NIFTY CO.. 1000 Vermont ave. NV
FILTER - Must have experience
handling high-erade merchandise
Good pay. Apply in person, l106
Conn ave- NV
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NURSE

Registered. for medical clinic:
40-hr. wk.; medical and nos
pitalization coverage; % days
annual and l3 DAYS sick
leave per VI. Elk. 3-593S.
OFFICE ASSISTANT, experienced ii
all office detail. able to take com
plete charge: 40-hour week; Silvel
Spring. Please write giving expert
ence and references. Box 264-L
Star.
OFFICE CLERKS. for 3-mo. posi-,
tions, in Christmas card dept.
must be alert. industrious and de.
pendable. 1S to IS pref. interest.
Apply WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
OFFICE, Woodley I'd. and Both st
NV, Mr.. BayleSS.
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CASHIER

MGR operator, and general once
work to train for our Washington
and new Seven Corners. Va. store.
Apply Mr.. Walker, 3rd floor. BOND
CLOTHES. 1895 r st. NV.
CASHIER-CHECKE independent
supermarket: must be exper. good
pay and hours, pd. vacation and
hosp. Apply DOMINION FOOD
Al IA T.Saaq'
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nrLP-woMrN

CLERK, experienced. for counter
located in Bethesda; GOOD salary.
RANDALL'S VALET. OIL. 6-53l3.
CLERK to assist on accounts re-.
ceivable Some knowledge Of figures
necessary. 5-day week. Salary
$50 Apply ALLSTATE HOME
EQUIPMENT CO.. l719 Kalorama
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NIGHT CLERICAL,
HOTEL STATLER

No tipping required. but must have
aptitude for figures and be able to
work from II p.m.-7 am. Apply
Perse n1,, once euAurr1
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FILE CLERK-TYPST
In records room OF well-established
mortgage banking Arm; 35-houl
week company benefits, pleasant
working conditions. opportunity fol
advancement. Should be available
s.eptember 12 See Mrs. Frye
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES
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10th and < SIS. NV.
NURSES (2) reg. for supervisors.
Bill pm. and 11-7 am, regular
hrs. WO. $500 for interview.
NURSE, reg. for dr.'s once. Silver
Spring area. Several nurses In NV.
See Dot Reed at personnel, 1911
q st MA g-fi022
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CLERK
NAroNAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
srd Az R SITS. NE.
gLERK

Hinder az $40 has an interest In
woTting ~ figures, to learn oui
scconntin = Procedures 5-day week
8 an q m 4:45 pm. Annual and
sict ieaT group insurance. cafe
feria fofemployes. Apply person.
nei ofst 3rd floor. EQUITABLE
LIFE DURANGO CO.. SIG 14th
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OFFICE MESSENGER

Age 1926, to work in new air-cond
downtown BLDG: 40-hr. wk.; must be
willing to work. eager to learn. A
fine job for the right young man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10

The work is pleasant
calling from your own desk
in our office.
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l314 r 81. NV
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PARKLAWN

1850 Rockville Pike
3 miles n. Of Bethesda Naval HOSP
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1956-04-26
Dance Planned al
USAR Training
Center Open House

The grand opening of the new
Army Reserve Training Center in
the Hagen building has been an
nounced by Company CO. 180th
Engineer Battalion, Of Palmer.
Open house will be held April 27,
beginning at 7:30 pm. and fol-
lowing opening ceremonies a
dance, to the music of an orches-
ira from the base will be held,
and refreshments served. ALI resi-
dents of the Valley are invited to
attend admission is, of course,
free.
Company &c" was founded at
Palmer in January, 1855, and is
the largest company in the l80th
Engineer Battalion. It is present
w commanded by First Lieuten-
ant Herbert c. Lang, USAR, of
Palmer. Members of the unit are
taught principles of heavy equip
ment operation and maintenance,
and techniques of engineering as
applied to bridge building, road
construction, and other engineer
ing activities.
A personal invitation has been
sent to all residents of the Ma
tanuska Valley; all local civic Of
ficials, military officials of Head
quarters, u. S. Army, Alaska.
The new Training Center will
serve the entire Matanuska VAL
lev.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1956-04-26
JUDGE SETS
MAY % DATE OF
SPECIAL ELECTION

Judge j. l.. McCrarrey, Jr., has
set May 30 as the date for a spe-
cia1 annexation election to be
held in Palmer. No opposition
to the proposal was heard at a
public hearing held in District
Court IN Anchorage last Friday.
City residents will vote IN the
special election for or against an
nexing the proposed 40 acres to
the city of Palmer. The area con-
cerned includes the new high
school to which city protection
will be extended as soon as the
area is annexed.
Although Judge McCrarry
agreed that a savings would be
possible if the special election
had been held this past Tuesday
at the same time as the Primary
Election, he said that he felt that
primary or general election
should not be "clouded by local
issues, and set the May 20 date
for the election.