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BOOKKEEPER
BEAUTICIAN

Man or woman; make
@ eSrninss shan unlimited sSsG Oef S%sy
salon; 5 days. no evenings:
paid vacation, hospitaliza-
ton: beautiful salon. BAR
RETT PARKER HAIR STYL-
lists, S640 Ga. ave-, Silver
Spring, Md.
BEAUTICIAN-sTYLIST, male or fe.
male; clean cut. reliable. expert.
enced; excellent earnings for hard
worker; no license reQui1ed. ia
Gl313.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, SS5-S1OO pei
week. Guarantee plus commission;
5-day week: no manicuring; steady
work. LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR.
DRESSERS. 1710 Eye st. NV.
BEAUTY SHOP needs apprentice
and receptionist for busy Bethesda
salon OIL. 2-51S1.
BOOKKEEPER; apply in person;
THE ADLER ENGRAVING SHOP
1905 q st NV.
BOOKKEEPER for LIST class down.
town hotel. Some tipping; permanent
position offering excellent salary
meals and many Dement'S. Apply
personnel manager, ANNAPOLIS
HOTEL.
BOOKKEEPER, assistant, under 40;
must be typist; permanent. inter-
esting position, in modern air
conditioned office: 37ls-hour week
Apply NORTHWESTERN NATL
ms. CO., S12 woodward Bldg.
18th and H NV.
BKKPR.. full charge. mature $4,000
Burroughs posting mach. OPP
orator, exper.. Lee hwy.
Asst. bkkpr.. posting. some
typ. Lee hwy. 5 dy. $3.50 mo
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
1894 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. $4,000
BKKPR. -CASHIER, accts. rec, mus
be good typist, downtown air-cond.
real estate ONCE; 5-day wk.; perm
MA. S-SS79.
BKKPR.-TYP., Alex. full charge
S3O5. POTOMAC EMPL. AGcY.
Oil King St. Alex. XII. 9-5055.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, age $3.50. to operate Bur
roughs posting machine; gooi
opportunity with an expanding firn
in ne. area; 5-day. 4O-hour week
Call Ii. R-66S7 for appointment fo
interview. PEPSI COLA BOTTLINC
co.
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HELP-WoMEN

SECY., part time. eyes,, wk. ends
EXCHANGE for apt. and meals in fini
home. Give full bus. exper.. thames
and datesl. age, marital status
Box 299-G. Star.
SECY. -RECEPTI0NIST, attr.; exp
permanent position. SIS. 8 day wk.
9-6. air-cond. on. electromatiG
typewriter, sick leave. vacation
free disqualification. DE. 2-O242.
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER -
Exp, must be capable of assuming
responsibility in permanent posi-
tion. Age 2O-35 Pleasant working
cond., 5-day week. air cond. build
tnP Paid company benefits, Pc
riodic raise increases. AID. 4-7244.
sEcYs., sTENoS.. Many good POSI-
positions available to $4,000 yr.
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
14O4 N Y. Ave. RE. 1880
SECRETARY
Girl Friday spot available for the
right person. Shorthand or die
taphone may be used. Usual en-
ployee benefits: 40-hour week.
THE CREDIT BUREAU
1921 q st. NV
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MEDICAL SECY., pvt. orthopedic
ONCE; new IBM-dictaphone equip.
exper. nec.. sal. open. Ma. S-2256
MGR 800 OPR.. exper.. or will train
good work. conds.. excel. chance fol-
advent. LION TRANSFER g. STOR-
AGE, Mr.. Medins, Ma. $1,000.
NURSE, white, graduate practical;
as assistant to manager of large
nursing home; must live in. Refer.
ences. Excellent opportunity II
qualified. 10. 5-4100.
NURSES AIDE. white; for S.houl
general duty in large nursing home
live in; good quarters and sur.
roundings. Call JE. 2-0643.
NURSE (R), $275
Dr.'s ofc.. NV, no typ, opportunity
Bacteriologist (wh. -col.) NV. $500
Dietitian, pref. ADA. NV. S7O-S7f
Receipts. -typiSts.. dr's. ofcs. Oper
PROF. PERSONNEL. ME. S-2992
OFFICE CLERK
White, age Is to 40; adding ma.
chine experience desired knowledeI
OF typing helpful but not necessary
5-day week. aforementioned ONCE
company-paid life Insurance, hos.
pitalizatiOn. Apply to Mr.. Lowe be.
fore 10 am. MANHATTAN CO.
l326 Florida ave. NV.
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HELP WOMEN tcans.I

ACCOUNTANT, with q thorough
knowledge of corp. accounting, and
familiarity with corp. tax problems.
Mus. be graduate Of recognized &C
counting school. Must have typIng
ability of 40 to As w.p.m. Age 25-
30. This is an excel. opportunity for
permanent employment with a long
established publishing organization
Wide range of employe benefits
roundirgs Interview BY Apt. only.
Call FIX. 3-033S. after $3.50 am.
AccouNTANTs OPEN
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STENOGRAPHERS

STENOGRAPHERS
Qualifie d young
women with excellent
stenographic skills, who
want a permanent. in
teresting position. OPP
portunity for advance
ment, a convenient To-
cation, an air-condi-
toned office, pleasant
working conditions and
EN- ploye benefits
should apply immedi-
ately to THE CHAM
Der OF COMMERCE
OF U. S., 1915 H st. NV.
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CLERK
CLERK
PART TIME

Permanent position in our stock
ticker room; 10 am. to . pm. 4
DAYS and S:45 a.m.-12 noon on Set
Pleasant work. Age 21-35. Apply
Personnel, Room 6O2. Open week
days 5000 and Sat. 9-12. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
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Branch Sales Manager
CASHIER

OPENING for Young woman. exper. In
balancing receipts and record keep.
ing: knowledge Of typing helpful
THE CREDIT BUREAU
1921 q st. NV.
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HELP-woMEN

TEACHERS, white, elementary for
state aS SaHS IONS. n sssrs Sesr ss
pected. Box 23-H, Star.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, to assist
with general once work; tipping ex-
perience helpful; very good oppor-
tunity. Apply KoPY KAT. 713
H st. ne.
TELLER. for downtown savings and
loan association. Pleasant WORKING
c cor;srsa S., u modern . once: *
as we viii train YOU. Must type 30
words Q minute. Age 21-Sb. Call
RE. 7-5262 for appointment, or
come to l415 Eye st. NV. LIST floor.
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SECRETARY. So, 600

After 3 months. $1,000 to start
Public relations dept. Of Natl. Trade
Assn. wants career woman. 2l-30
With initiative. neat appearance
Need fast, accurate typist able Il
use dict. or take shorthand: 5-day
week centrally located: air-condi.
toned once. RE. 7-2900.
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STATISTICAL CLERK

Aeronautical Radio Inc,
presently has available posi-
tions for statistical clerks, in
their Data Reduction Section.
In this position. you will be
concerned with computation
and analysis of statistical
data for utilization BY our
professional stan to include
Chi-sQuare tests, survival
curves distributions, etc.
The requirements for these
positions are at least 8 years
experience in a statistical
clerk capacity. college cour-
ses in statistics, and Tor
mathematics. These positions
offer excellent working con-
oitions in q new air-condi-
toned building, excellent
salary and unusual employee
benefits including airline
privileges.
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c. EMPL. EXCHANGE e X;

ACCOUNTANTS AND BOOkKEEPERS
We EXCEL. with these positions.
COLUMBIA EMP. SERV.
l341 G St., Suite ga. ME. S-36e9
ACCTG. CLERK, SOS
Some tipping. downtown.
Bookkeeper, upper 14th vt. SIS
Bookkeeper. assoc. $1,000
Bkkpr., knowledge dble. entry S2SB
Bookkeeper.. ms. exper. $40
Payroll clerk. eXper.. N. Arl. SIS
sso 90! Hystts: $50 Up up
Asst ASH 6oekksesPeT, ne ;;;-,,r.S 65:$7O
OTHER OFFICE POSITIONS
Electro typist $40
Typist, some posting - sos
Recep., PIX, type - $50
Clerk-typists, upper Ga. ave. S65
Clerk-typists. embassy --S 235
Clerk-CypistS, 40 w.p.m. $50
Statistical clerk, type --S240
Personnel clerk, some typ. $55
lClerk-typist. beginners S50-S6O
Temporary typistS - 81. hr.
Rem. Rand keypunch S276
Rem. Rand keypunch trainee $3.50
IBM keypunch S60-S65
Underwood bkkpg. opr. - S60-S65
Burrough bkkpg. epr. - S60-S65
lComptometer operators - S60-S65
Relief PIX opr.. 1875 1926
Ozlid mach. opr.. upper NV. Open
Graphotype opr.. h.s.g. S240
Supv. mail addressograph $60-S65
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. RIM. 500
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ASSISTANT BoOKKEEPER-TYPIST
fast. accurate. neat. pleasant per.
sonality; work varied; 5-day week
pleasant working conditions; EN-.
plove benefits: national trade asso.
citation. For appt., call FE. $3.50
ASST. BOOKKEEPER CASHIER
For general insurance agency,
day week: aforementioned office
employe benefits; some experience
necessary. Call MR.. BARNHART O.
Elk. 3-0S0O.
BANK BOOKKEEPER
Experienced. S2.7O4 per annum
other benefits. 5h-day week. Cal
Mr.. Dewey, OV. :-2167 for appoint
ment. SHIRLINGTON TRUST CO.
Arlington, Va.
BANK TRAINEES, his. education
young, 20 openings. Mr.. Black al
BOYD'S. cor. 18th and G NV
W. irOpna
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ARTIST
HIGH FASHION ARTIST

Experienced fashion artist, with
proven high fashioninR instinct
Y 1S c r i and work with in.
spring merchandise, in one Of the
country's fresh thinking department
store advertising department. Salary
open,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-31

ATTENTION mountaineering
the public about our novel product.
Call Mr. BOWERS. DI. 1928. or
apply $50 F st. NV. Suite 40.
IF you WANT PLEASANT WORK
in part time hrs. and an added in-
come, become an AVON representa-
tive and service customers
cosmetic demands. Call D1. 7-0221
PART TIME 10 s, clerk-typist:
experienced applv In person. 400
Woodward Bldg.
PART TIME-Aver. $50 per wk. dur
ing spare hrs. with WESTMORE-
LAND; car, white. UN. 4-7O97.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-31

Offers excellent career OPP
portunities for qualified
young men seeking regular
employment. Positions are
available in Washington and
Virginia areas. An interest
in mechanics. or electronics
is desirable. Must be high
school graduate.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
TBS 18th ST. NV.
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SECRETARY

secletarv to executive Of old.
ton: excellent opportunity for Sd.
vancement for intelligent person
with initiative. Varied work: air.
cond.. once: 5-day week. BENEFITS
vacation. GROUP Observation-Disclosures S Sne
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TONE STRAW CORP.
900 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
SECRETARY

We have an opening for an ex.
perienced top secretary to the. presi.
dent Of one Of .Washington's largest
real estate and building organiza-
tions. This is an exceptional oppor-
tunity. Reply givink your aualiflca-
tons and salary expected. Box
121-H, Star.
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SECRETARY

Experienced secretary to execu
tiVe. $4,0S0 annual salary. Knowl
edge military procedure desirable
Reply giving your qualifications
Box 27S-D. Star.
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TELEPHONE TECH, installation
ana maintenance experience
Mass }; $1,000 NATL, EMPL.
s sI4syz;0. HOS 10th St NV Elk
TELEVISION SERvICEMAN, bench
men and outside men; top salaries.
Call so. 5-9149.
TELEVISION TECHNICIAN, combina-
ton inside and outside lob. for ex-
perienced man. aggressive organtza-
ton in Silver Spring. Top salary.
Call Mr. BERS, VIII. 6-769S. "A \
TOPOGRAPHER. exper. planetable
and transit; permanent, many bene-
FITS. ia. 2-S4ll.
TRAINEE-Are YOU u young man.
age 1927, smart, aggressive. will
ing to work hard to learn a chal-
lenging and fascinating business?
II so; We need you. We are q ma
tional auto banking firm, leader
IN its field and uffer Won excellent
opportunity for advancement. Com
pany car and expense accounts.
GS0G ssaT S.I plus bogus u many ma chsI
TIN. oV. 3-4S10 for sppt.
TRUCK DRIVER for parts delivery
good slary 5la-day week. HANDLEY
MOTOR CO., 1928 Ga. ave. NV
See MR.. HOWELL.
~ BENCH MAN, full or part time.
DeLAUGHTER nv SERVICE. An
Mandate. CT. 6-1622; JE. 2-3645.
TY BENCHMAN. permanent position
Excellent working conditions. Sal
airy good: bonus. See MR.. INGE
33l7 Conn. ave. NV, Wo. 6-3OO5
Tv-RADIO MAN. for benchwork:
expert. permanent or part time
excellent salary. RA. 3-2S2S.
nv sERVICEMAN. bench and out.
side, exper., no beginners. 10
2-l350.
Nv SERVICEMAN-outs exper.
permanent Job. good pay, PAID
vacation other Dement'S. HU. g.
nv TECHNICIAN. sober and reliable
experienced only. Cali IA. 2-2366
TYPEWRITER SERVICE MAN
Competent man for inside and out,
side service. salary according Il
exper: 4O-hour week, all benefits
OF national corporation. SMITH.
CORONA. INC. l4l3 Park I'd. NV
UPHOLSTERER, first class; full Of
part time, also exper. upholsterers
helper: excel. working cond. Boz
14l-H Star.
MAN, living in Sc. Hyattsville OF
Prince Georges area. Excel. open
i Nlsw A pSCns R SIM sIES cSE nt IN
i.3s13. Tues. only 8 p.m.-S pm
MAN WITH CAR. excellent opening
on established route. No exp. neces.
sary. Training furnished; SSl wk
to start. Apply FULLER BRUSH
CO, oil National Press Bldg.
14th and F SITS. NV. or phoni
DI. 7-4477 or Dl. 7-349S.
MAN. WORKING FOREMAN-Musi
operate and maintain N. W. shove
and international bulldozer. Wani
non-drinking settled man that car
produce. Write giving past employ.
ment record. family status. SALARY
expected and availability p. o
Box 2i16 Potomac station, Alex.
Va.
MAN
Sincerity, common sense and q pleas
ant attitude toward people NAV DUAL
NV gost for q eereer noeiffon ug{fl
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SECYS -STENOS

SECYS.-STENOS
secy.. Engineering firm, NV. --Ssl
Secy -Bkkpr.. legal exper. S9(
Secy.. some Ediphone $50
3ecy Engineering Co.. Alex. SIS
Secy.. International Organ. "a. O0(
Jr. SecyS. S So 900 III
Stenos.. travel dept. $500
Stenos.. 5. assocs.. downtown $32l
Temporary. Secy.. 2 wks. So
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. RIM. 5O(
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LEDGER
CLERK

Young woman. 1880 yrs. of age
TO handle accts. receivable. routine
and control Some experience pre-
ferred Must be able to tyne s.
dav 4O-hours week: planned salary
Advancement Apply personnel.
Room COZ Open weekdays $780,
and sat 0-12 No phone calls.
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u EVENING SIAH
1lOl Pa. Ave. NV.
CLERK
FOR GENERAL
OFFICE WORK

5-day week. permanent position;
salary, $50 weekly. Apply Mr.. Sheer
Il; ABRAMsON co.
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CLERK-TYPIST, knowledge moving
and storage business helpful; 5-day
wk.. salary open. Call MR.. OAK
LEY. III. R-I042
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YOUNG LADY

This is q diversified, inter-
esting position with small.
well established corporation
for young lady under 30,
high school graduate, with
congenial personality. Must
have knowledge Of typing,
be able to accept RESPONSE
bility: 5-day week, "a day
every other Saturday. Apply
3 to 5. Mr.. Kirkland.
Gill GEORGIA AVE. NV.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1956-03-15
SUMMER SESSION
COMMENCES AT
UNIVERSITY JUNE Is

Summer session will commence
June Is and end August 3 at the
University of Alaska, Professor
William r. Cashen, director of
summer sessions said this week.
Prof. Cashen said courses will
be offered in anthoropology,
business administration, educa-
ton, English, geology, history and
political science, home economics,
music, and geophysies.
The university will offer dor
mitory accommodations for wom-
en- students, men students, and
married couples.
Following summer session, the
university will again offer It's
workshop on Alaska. This IS ar
intensive five-day course cover
ing anthropology, education, his
tory, literature and art and wild
Life of Alaska. The workshop viii
last from August Clio. The uni
versity grants one semester houl
of credit to those students who
take the worshop and meet edu-
cation requirements for college
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1956-03-15
BUILDINGS OFFERED
70 HIGHEST BIDDERS

Fiftl-one excess buildings on
Lad5 Air Force Base will be of
ED to highest bidders by the
tfzska Distr ct Corps Of Engin=
The sale includes one
quonset hut, one Butler hut and
- single-story frame buildings
of various sizes. All buildings are
% be removed from the base.
The bid opening will be held
April 9. Information and bid
forms may be obtained from the
office or from the Resident En-
gineer or Air installations office
at Laid. The buildings are open
for inspection.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1956-03-15

@. How can / clean charnois
gloves?
A. Make a strong suds of white
CASTLE soap. Dissolve / teaspoon
full of boraz in II pint of hot wat
er and add this to / quart of the
suds. When cold, put gloves on
hands and wash gently in the
same manner as washing the
hands. Rinse in the same way.
When dry, rub between the
hands to soften.
@. How can brighten q dull
mirror?
A. II a little spirits of carnphor
or alcohol is rubbed on the mir
ror after it has been busted, it
will brighten it wonderfully.
@. How can / remove scorched
marks from an enamelware pan?
A. Fill the enamelware pan
half full with cold water, add one
teaspoonful of washing soda, heat
it slowly to boiling point, then
clean out the pan in usual way.
The seorch will disappear.
@. How can / clean leather pic
ture frames, portfolios, and other
leather articles?
A. Use benzine. Apply with a
soft cloth, and If the benzine
removes the polish, apply the
white of an egg, we'll beaten.
O. How can I make stiff
starch?
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1956-03-15
Crane EeIsies
+ satra
. 7srican Theme

Forget the blow, and the
snow, and come on go south by
Mexico, is the advice of the
committee in charge of Wasilla
Grange Follies which will be pre-
sented March % and "a at 5 pm.
in he Wasilla Community Hall.
The annual comedy show. tit
led this year La Fiesta is being
shaped UP to offer an evening
cramrned with chuckles, music,
color, and dancing-all with a
South American flavor.
Tumbling, pantomine featur-
ing the former Sultan Henry Han
son, a bull fight, starring Ferdin-
and, the only bull who ever made
eyes at a moose. harmonica, ac-
cordian, and banjo specialties are
a few of the planned acts.
Don't tell anyone, the commit
tee whispered, but the lady hyp-
notist from the Amazon who
charms rats, bats, mice and men
viii draw her subjects from the
audience.
For an evening Of light-heart-
I'd fun, come and bring the fam
ily to see the show, the Wasil-
lians invite. Adult admission viii
be $1.00 and children, so cents.
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Home Demonstration
Notes
BY Marylou Rideout

Anyone knows that fourteen
clover brings Good Luck. And so
it is with All; from time to time
good things come to Palmer
which is luck" to leader and
members. A week ago, Mrs. Don
DWELL, Seattle, spent two days in
Palmer, training All clothing
leaders. And what a course she
offered. The theme was Getting
the Most Out of Your Sewing
Machine" Stepiby-step Mrs. Don
DWELL gave the various clothing
construction processes; SO that
leaders have a better back
ground, and can better teach
sewing to All members.
Twelve All leaders and assist
ants attended the classes, Ruth
Rupp, Margaret Lindeke, Melba
copas, Agnes Sandvik, Laura
Berry, Sarah Brewster, Marie
James, Nudge Yerbich, Frances
Dinkel, Cloycine Driggars, Mar
JOT1G I1OShlIAS, Ldo4 q N1o3iaAae9~AA'
and two prospective leaders Tel
Ike Mielke, and Green Ramona.
Others attending were Alleen
Uzelae, Mary Lundberg, Evelyn
Mielke, Priscilla Bacon, Betty
Crowthers and Agnes Zaborac.
Without doubt there will be bet
ter All seamstress and Alters
who understand their sewing ma
chine better and how to care for
heir machines. In this modern
day, it is known that young peo-
pie can learn to sew with a ma
chine more easily and quickly
than with needle. Remember
your first day at a sewing ma
chine? Did you feel defeated be-
fore you began? Many did, but
not this generation, if they learn
the Al way. For those who did
not have the opportunity to at
tend the course, it will be repeat
ed by the Home agent before
clothing projects begin.
RONTIERSMAN cLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
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How Can | ]! /!
BY ANNE ASHLEY

A. Dissolve one teaspoonful Of
gum arabic and one teasponful
of baking soda in a little water,
adding this to one quart OF starch.
@. How can | bleach the skim
A. An excellent skin bleach is
buttermilk rubbed on the skin.
@. How can / take the shine
out of a silk garment?
A. Lay the garment on a table
and with a flannel wet in cider
vinegar rub the shiny place until
it disappears. Hang the garment
in shady place and it will look
like new when dry.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1956-03-15
al ASSISTANT
TO HELP IN
SUMMER PROGRAMS

Lawrence A. Scholl of Indiana
will join the University of Alas
ka Extension Service staff for
the summer to assist district
agents with All work. Scholl will
arrive in time to prepare for
the All Round up at the Uni
versity in mid-June, Mrs. Lydia
Fohn-Hansen said today. A defin-
ate schedule will be announced,
Mrs. Fohn-Hansen said. Scholl
will help with All camps and the
ALI Alaska All Fair as well as
the roundup.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1956-03-15
GRANGE CARD PARTY
TO BE HELD FRIDAY

ALL interested persons are in
vited to attend the Northland
Pioneer Oranges public card
party which will be held this
Friday evening at Grange hall
Playing will begin at 8 p.m.T
with prizes for high and low
scorers. Pinochle and canasta are.
the favorite games played at the
monthly card parties.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1956-03-15

work.
Additional information CON
corning both the summer session
and workshop may be obtained
from the director of summer SEES
sions, University of Alaska. Col
lege, Alaska.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1956-03-15

WHO DOESN'T KNOW WHAT
TO DO WITH WHAT?
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RONTIERSMAN cLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

virtue but It doesn't oner yer.
much direct or immediate relic.
to the farmer"
Reds Had SURPRISES g.
Senator George said he is wor
ried about the Nations farm sur
pluses, although he thinks thu
President has oyeremphasize,
these.
II have some idea" he said
Russia would know what to d,
about such a situation. Sur
pluses are not an unmixed evil
sometimes they're a great bless
ing"
II Russia had these SURPRISES
Senator George said. II have {
feeling they would put them Il
great use of an economic
weapon"
With the coming Of his 78tl
birthday, the veteran Georg,
faces the possibility Of the tough
est political fight of his loni
career. His term is up mex
January 3 and he has announced
that he win run for tenomina'
ton.
There is strong talk tina
young Hereman Talmadge. for.
Imer y Governor Of Georgia, vii
be an opponent, and a formidable
one.
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Error Moy Save
Young Quiz Whiz

NEW YORK. Jan. % pa
l4-year-old quiz whiz was
counted out Of a 100000 prize
tonight for not knowing the
answer to the sixth part Of a
question.
Then program officials discov-
cred the question itself had been
partly in error. They put off un-
til tomorrow or Monday a deci-
sion on what to do about it.
The stumped teen-ager on
NBC-TV's The Big Surprise
was George L. Wright III, a New
York high school freshman.
What he didn't know was that
Rudy Vallee and Paul Fogarty
wrote lone Of the most popular
songs of the 1920s - Betty
Co-Ed.'"
Within minutes. the program
people discovered. to their en-
barrassment. that the song had
been written in 1880.
Mr.. Fogarty. who now con-
ducts a program on a Chicago
Tv station, called. from the
Windy City to speed discovery
of the error. A copy of the song
from MICS music files con-
firmed it.