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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-04

TEHERAN, Iran.-In re-
porting from this trip I have
tried to avoid generalizing
until 1t Is completed. But a
few conclusions can be drawn
for all countries, regardless
Of whether they are in Ameri-
can-sponsored alliances. neu-
trail, or are even critical of
some aspects Of American for
eign policy.
/. The West as q civilization
exercises as powerful q pull
as ever. The leadership Of no
country I have visited be-
lieves that a. . human So
ciety the Soviet Union is SUI
perior to Western Europe or
the United States or Is likely
TO be 20 in foreseeable time.
Those who can afford to
send their children abroad to
study, or states selecting stu
dents for foreign training, do
not send them to Russia but
to Europe and America. Many
more would 60 to America
were not the cost Of an
American education much
higher than q European.
2. Every country ! have Wis
tied would prefer American
aid to any other. Since the
stand taken by the United
States on the Israeli-Suez
invasion and the increased
prestige the United States has
given the U. NJ. confidence has
grown that America is the
safest country to whom TO
turn.
3 The influence Of inter
national communism is at an
all-time low All countries
recognize the local Communist
parties as foreign agents
whose aims are Incompatible
with national freedom anc in
digenous development This Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-04
POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Defense Secretary and Mrs Wilson fly Ike The
president sautes Mrs Wilson the Penagons Molly Pitcher
Or the Eisenhower crusade's Joan of Arc
Scientists report that diets power
full Two olives the next martini bartender
Democratic Senator Neuberger blboards on
new Federal highways The should to
centrate on the bumper ahead of him.
Since cabinet wife got away with bawlng President
Eisenhower Washington has decided this the guided
mssuS age.
Democrats claim Republicans outspent them
the last election Wasted All Ike needed old bus
token and his grandsons piggy bank.
Eveythngs normal again in Washington The Eisenhower
team has quit -pulng-and gone back to hair-spng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
AUT0MoBlLEs ron sALE


puiSK 1888 Riviera haEdtop eoupsi
SSssis. sSssslsi si'Sss' ' ccc GUAR S,I.
Capitol Cadillac olds Co.
l222 22nd St. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK ,55 convertible coupe: white,
plle TOD power steering and
brakes, 7. and h.: guaranteed: Sl.-
PA I W. as g coM th f E s pssI-
BUICK 1854 eupsr hardtopi 2
ssIess;a a. s only Hi pRllsr eods s'''s'
Akers OldS- adillac Co.
Al.lg'.a lvEl s' sh0ppinso Ssn s.6sso
BUICK 80 Super Riviera 2-dF;
hardtop; blue and white: power
steering and brakes, dynA,. Z and
9yick pealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th,
BUICK '55 4-df. sedan: Z. and h..
Wv tires; immaculate 2-tone nm
A IfIs sprs oS.s q , s59S /. EsdSesS
Silver Spg. Motor Co. Of d. G.
1905 O.. Ave. NV. ia. 9-sl0s
BUICK 1850 Riviera Super sedan;
terms. 1897 Pa. ave. sc.
BUICK 'b4 Century Riviera hardtop;
1898 down. Open today I'll pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 EsW. Ivy. Cat O.; Aysloo
BUICK 1857 ReadmasteF convertible;
nke new; $3.50 or pest oner.
BUICK 1887 Century 4-dr. Riviera:
many many I satss: $500 ss p rH ISSss5
BUICK "a Century 4-1r.; dynsflov,
c csssI. aa %. As if..sibi. i'0e' Or pest
BUICK 80 Super Riviera; 2. and ~.
aynehow; SlsO down. open to-day
Silver Spring Motor Co.
s, 1927 sp aM. E Es cat % 3d. 4 syssOo
BUICK 1888 2-dooF hafdtop Riviera;
fully equip, mech. peIfset; rsel
ATTSv1LLE BUICK. BSli Bait. ave-,
Ap. T.520S. 100 other cars 70
BUICK 1884 Special 2-dooF; fully
equip; 2-tcne blue; not new tut
IKE new; $i,2eb; HYATTsviLadlE
fh from iOO 0'n'i cars = 'n'0''
heater; SECS. Open today III D pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
s,, 1902 s5 a:lw HES M ''' Sc AS oo
BUICK 1884 Super RIVIERA hardtQp;
power steering. dynnfioW. r. ana n,
Wv. tires; white top, green bedy;
sxeel; cene.: one owner; Sl'ooO.
CADILLAC $50 .e2" cCupe: White;
s soSsilsn' s frsSs o. ss $751; wan
CADILLAC '6I fleetwood 4-dopr; al
extras; hydramatie; todays special.
THACKER MOTORS
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. La. 0-ob30
CADILLAC 1888 sedan: liEht green;
S1.606.. CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1920 END st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC '56 conv:; must saeri.
nee: Ike aew. Z. blue with white
top; hlue and white leather uphol-
sssry; power stesTlng a NIB brakes ,,,,s;
s. ssen q ,n spprscistss $3.50 Can
81, reen at f0400 Loraln ave. Sill
epg.. Nd. or call ~. e-oie3. No
Oealclt.
CAD '64 eonv.; IKE new; special
Sile vh ss 'f Ss sl'e ov eys
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isii PLYMOUTH. i5.ft... all.metal
r. b ssGss sn MA. sis'; sad fls sa
Don't let year fool you. almost
esEfeet snaps. ss4s cash only,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

81. dynafcy. 4. and b: new-eai
BEL BELL w n6oT S,ssSo SOLO wis. ave
PUCK sssS .e1 ss SE iSS s.S ' BE- y 7 81
B .nI';In.1 80 ma, 2;to1s 4;a,; Super
E snoSs e s7S A5i'G sS s cs 6srr'ns'
BUICK $50 Super Riviera sedan
power, steering and brakes. dyna.
I. and h.: blue, white top; guaran.
teed; Si,f49. HORNER'B COR.
~ sIie s.5 HssIsr' ia ave- ne At 9th
BUICK '5s 2-dr. sedan; green and
s ws,.s dS ma. ..srn and . ~ poxSs,
Dealer; Fia. ave. ne. at 9th. II
BUICK '54 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan
power steering and brakes. dyna.
:, and h.; 2.tone green. recondi.
TONED and guaranteed; $l,440
E Hlohs AVE. *. oo q sth sul 81 ds4ssII
RuIcK go super Rivisr. hsrctopi
Immediate delivery. World Wide
iinencing available. open today
Silver Spg. Motor Co. Of D. G
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. a-3l0a
BUICK ,55 Roadmastsr sed.; az
brakes. dyna., =. and H.. electric
blue, beige TOP; ike new: Woo,
s sIh AVE. n. 4 sih 1 III e.s2s4.
BUICK SO Riviera 4.dr. herdtop;
syn ssS. T. Hno5ssNhhRs e coR ss ser;
RI pfa,Ss nS4o Pa ave ne. |" s'h'
BUICK 80 Special 4-door: power
5000 mi: must sell. XII. 6-SO32,
BUICK '54 2-dr. sedan; gray and
blue; =, and h. guaranteed: S1.14g.
Pa. ave. ne. al eth. Ii. o.e481.
BUICK .b3 Riviera 2-dT. hardtop:
blue, white TOP r. and n; Sb4p.
H HSR sHs g., e Sh I III sS Rssi'r'
BUICK '54 Super Riviera 2-door
hardtop; beige, white top. dyna..
Z. and H. reconditioDed and guar
anteed St.400. HORNETS COR,
Ei. 49, Rssssal'E Si'' ave. ne At 9TH
BUICK 80 Riviera 3-door hardtop:
2. and D.. white, Ereen TOP, IKE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

FORD $50 Flirlpns cow 4 Thunder
slSIoS ;'' iS'f'7 sH 'G-hsio nj
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BUICK 80 riviera 5-d6oT hSTdtop;
r. I::S ,,' ~: aS 4: sG;iS \: ~ IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

koou coma. otUUU MI, i owner,
81 ,705 cash. IA. e-e5ss.
CHEyROLET 1857 VS.: povergIide
radio and heater. 2-tone paint and
yhitse.svalls; s2.2eb. Phone XII
CHEVROLET $50 station Ivagon &C.
door,. 2-tone; r. and h.: S29b down
Open today 70 pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
s,, 1927 sI Ei;M IVY Cat On ei Aye s.shoo
CHEvRoLET 1895 cow: Pc. :. and
hi coral and white: 1 owner. Ter
rife buy for discriminating pur-
conn s Ssa saSs SS ' VA lsSS
c 81 .,SeS iss 81 S, AZ I ys i hsTS
including air conditioning at nc
EXTRA cost; S2.1g5. ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CHEv. 1854 2-dr.; =. and n, new
cHEvR0IRT SO Bel AT VS. con- iD.
vertible; poverglide, beapt. cherry
red and white; 10000 actual miles
same As new throughout: 81 OBS
soiC WIS .u ave- sOI NV wv wo. sisSSS
CHEVROLET 1888 Bel AIR sedan
II and h.. powergllde. POWER
sTEERiNo; perfect: $seb, trade or
terms.
Adelphi Motors, Inc.
2obO Univ. Blvd, East. HE. 10000
CHEVROLET SO Convertible coupe
efralohA rflek = ard ~ Conktneatai
rear, clean, one owner. low Inileaae.
No cost guarantee, 81. oo5. sTEU-
ave. NV. ma. $4,000.
CHEVROLET 1888 "2l0" 2-door; q.
and h., Wv. tires; 2-tone finish
slD5 down. Open today TO q pm.
Silver Spg. Motor Co. OF D. G.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. IA, a-alOa
CHEVROLET 1887 2-doof station
wason; radio and heater beautifully
HILL 4 isszSDEaRuss, Wash RsH = s oiSsSi
Ford Dealer. lila Vermont ave.
NV AD; $4,000. Open ewes. I'll
cHEv. 'se ...2i0" a-door; clean
TAKOMA MOTOR CO.
Your Neighborhood Ford Dealer
e726 Piney BIT. Rd., 8. g., Ju. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1885 an exceptionally
clean 2-dr. with. orlglnal emerald
sEEsRsS Ri'e ou snsi FiEs; sS 2SBbANkA
Pohanka OldSmobile
washiugtop's Oldest oldsmoblle
Dealership ~ Their Newest
$40 univ Hlyd. = ~. sps.. Nd.
cLOeED SUNDAY
OiEVROLET 1887 Convertible;
fSIcSSS m sIdlSipPSs .,,S sxn', cy. %u; sS
Cali co. S-sSSs ,tS.sn . and II.
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CHRYsLER 55 Windsor "ssH Dc
blue; Wv; tires; ike new; 81 $40.
F "a sve ne c e an. 1 III s-s R2sslsr
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|cHRYsLER 'S2 Windsor Convertible;
I az and y. auto: trans, Wv; tires;
Ing available. Open today 70 . pm.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
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AUTOMOBILE ron SAFE

CHRYsLER '53 New Yorker sedan,
ORIGINAL Brewster green. Z. and h..
automatic transmission, power
eteering and brakes; one Of those
hard ; 70 md. low mileage, one.
owner luxury ears; $500: low down
Wisconsin ave. NV, FE. 3-4O12.
CHRYsLRR 80 4-dr.: radio. heater
auto auto s shi6t. iss ga covers covers lev mile
CHRYsLER 20 4-dr. sedan; / own.
er; excellent ccnd.; actual MILEAGE
bl,l4g. Call OWNER, KE. 6-6b01
cHRHsLER 1893 n. y. del, club
cpe;; hGht green, p.s., p.b., :,
owner: s775. EN-. 2-0ob0. 5l57
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

onRYsLER 1855 a300': platinum
window and seats. power steering
l owner. En-. 3-711O.
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FORD 80 creStiine g" convertible:
sS5ss y:d s:s ;o oS y H. yn yo SO
tras. si,SSS: written sulfsntee.
LC T,Y,I sn 4 .I Tyns IKE r nsy;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

1000 r. ! Ave. NE. DE. 2-0302
FORD '54 Tudor s-cyl: diamond
D pAPKWAV EORH
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MOTOR CO.

s72s Pinsy 'i 81. RS.. 81. 10. $1,000
FORD $50 VS. Country Sedan Fordor
power pack. low mileage, IKE new;
N.ze5; Low down payment. WOLFF
MoToEs,. 1891 wisconsin ave. NV.
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TRUCKS Iu !! SALE


cazsSSSso IIs. 1 ssi,o -! 42 sss ssRs;
Ford 1855 P-l00 pickup; Ike new
CAL DU. b-770h. OF. 4-f722.
WILLYs, 1881 pickup truck; rood
1912 i4fh Il. NV.
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CHEvROLET 81 2-dr.: good condi.
!iCni SS27s. Sun. and ewes. WE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

IIS e S:ri: ss . yss !9 gYss.' j.. sss
FORD $50 Victoria hardtopi Ford
omAtic. r. and h., Wv. tires: low
mileage; styletoue finish. el.60B.
PARKWAY FORD
5000 NJ St, NV. Re. 3-22O4
FORD 1888 Customline 20" FoFdor,
Fordomatic. radio, heater, turn sig.
Inals. green-and-White finish, match.
| ing custom seat eoYers. tiptop con.
ditaon. Special sale price, S722
written guarantee.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
1910 n. !. Ave. NE. DE. 2-030s
FORD '53 20 Fcrdor; I. and h.
ss7B or 1 SCI oils en-. 81 y.csSSss.n e'
FORD 1856 eunliner convertible
1000 miles. Thunderbird engine
power steering, Windows and seats
Padded dash. automatic ,tfansm.
private owner, radio and heater
Must sacr.. S2.i96. "a. 6-2i6s.
FORD 1885 VictoFiaI red and black
Get ready for the 4th Of July viii
this beauty. Guaranteed $l.9ob.
Ant ARNnfAn M
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AUTOMOBILE F0R SALE

CHEVY. 1855 Bel Air hardtop v-s;
H M Fl VIZ 81 sreEE iEii ssii ssi.s
ave: AZ. 7-520b. 100 other cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

DesQIQ 1887 (neWl haFdfop
Rr % NJ va raLrs sUP csHScS ar' s..
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f = I'm. or d.aa1s owner Avail. Jui'
FORD 'S9 customiine VS. FordoF
Trsen and Whit; nish. 'S srsOns ss srssr
l:owner car. Special sale price
VI , i1t5; writtsn guerantee.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
1910 R, !. Ave. NE. DE. 2-6302
FORD 'b3 Victoria hardtop; r. and
, overdrive, 2.tone light green nm
ish with black top, w,-w. tires. ORIG
inal throughout, Sao5.
PARKWAY FORD
1880 NJ st. NV. FE. 3.eeo4
FORD 1883 De luxe Tudor; psrisel
special sbss; si4s down meef BEhH
MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave. NV,
Wo. $4,000.
FORD 1855 all-metai station vagon
IS; oyerdrive. extra-nice condi-
ton. BELLS BEST BUY, Si,3p6,
terms 20 suit you. BELL MOTORS,
Dol WIS. ave. NV, WO, $4,000.
FORD 1887 Country Sedan YES;
Fordo. power steering, heater. Wv.
tires. 2.tone fnish; s30b down. Open
Silver Spg. Motor Co. of D. c,
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. p-3lO3
vietoris: black Ei'n and 0 inca l soiS,
match. nylon int; fully EQUIP. incl.
auto. shift, power steering. brakes.
OWNER; 5000. or. a.6iss -.
FORD ,b4 custom 5 Tudor; r. and
h. Wv. tiresi like new throughout;
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FORD "a sedan coupe: :. and b.:
500. EN-. 3-3773:
FoRD 1857 customiine 1900" VS.
Lordor: !; and h; , w tires a st re
Reduced today to S2,l06. Open today
to 8 pm.
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|cHRYsLER 1887 New Yorker hard-
top coupe; charcoal gray and white,
very low mileage, fully equipped.
power steering, power brakes, out
standing value, only $4,000. cCc
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apitoI Cadillac-Ol Co,

Ssst:f leather inssror re clean ans ss
s cId... F poTa 5ss sisEDT IIi4
c ussno svs.. az 81 2 ~ s:t AR e, 1880;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23

De SOTO '53 de luxe 4-door sedan;
c Dlaek; = and 3; Priced TO sell
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isG:i At %. 81, Es fssSsl:sr BODY style
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02
One Wen Child
conference in Nav

The regular Well Child Confer
ence, usually held twice a month
a. the Valley Health Center, will
De held but once this month. The
conference will be held on Tues
gay afternoon, May IA from / 200
4.uo pm. The health center is To-
cated just off the lobby in the
valley Presbyterian Hospital.
Inc clinic on the 18th will not
pe held because Mrs. Myrtle
spencer, health nurse, will be in
attendance at the Alaska Nurses
ASSOCIATION convention being held
IN Seward May Is - June /.
Inc secretary at the health
center will be in the office daily
from 10 am. to 3 pm, with the
exception Of May 80, which is a
holiday.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02
WESTERN ALASKA TRACK MEET
SWITCHED TO ANCHORAGE MAY A

Because of poor condition of
the track in Fairbanks the West
ern Alaska track meet, being held
May 4, has been switched from
that city to Anchorage, it was
announced this week.
The field events will start
promptly at $50 am. at the high
school. Because the Anchorage
school has no outdoor high jump
pit, this event will take place III
doors.
Track events will be held at
Fort Richardson, starting at 1870
pm. The track at TT. Richardson
is one-half oval track.
The 1870 events will include
the 6O-yard high hurdles; 100
yard dash; mile run; 440 yard re-
lay; 40 yard dash; 10 low hurd-
les; 88-yard run; 220-yard run;
and the 880-yard relay.
Participating in the meet will
be track teams from the Anch-
orage, Fairbanks and Palmer
high schools.
In a competition meet with the
| Anchorage Eagles last Saturday
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02
Palmer P-TA
Represented al
Organization Meet

Delegates Mrs. y. w. Wilson
and Mrs. Lee Mckinley repre-
sented the Palmer Parent-Teach-
er Association at a two-day con-
ference held in Anchorage last
week.
Mrs. Janelle Moorhead, vice
president of Region z, National
P-TA, was in Alaska and in at
tendance at the meeting to assist
local units in organizing an Al
askan branch Of the National
P-TA Congress. Alaska will be
the 51st branch. Palmer P-TA is
one Of the y Alaska units join.
ing to enjoy advantages of state
organization.
Mrs. Moorehead emphasized
the role Of the P-TA in support o.
the school. Structure Of P-TA wa:
explained during a general dis;
cussion held by delegates.
Officers were elected for the
forthcoming year, with Mrs. Johr
Horning of Anchorage to serve a.
president.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02
Sorority to Present
9Th Annual Style
Show Friday Evening

The Beta Sigma Phi annual
style show will be presented 20
the public in the Central Scnooi
gymnasium tomorrow evening,
starting at 8 pm. Persons VINO
have not yet purchased tickets
may pay admission at the door.
Clothing from local merchants
will be featured in the show, with
a variety of summer wear Tor
women and children to be shown
BY the models. Participating mer-
chants are Bettys', Koslosky's
Department Store, Minnesota
Woolens, Coop Trading Post,
Maud's Flower Shop, Beauty
Counselors, M. ". Sportsmen, and
the Valley Beauty Shop.
In addition the models will be
showing garments that were
made from materials that are US
ually available in Palmer. Maud
Hosler will be doing the floral
arrangements, corsageS, and
brides bouquet. Lavonne john
son will be in charge Of the hair
styles and several models will be
showing her styling. Ene Beauty
Counselors will be in charge Of
make up for the models.
Bettys' will be furnishing the
entire bridal ensemble as well as
other type clothing.
Sportswear, evening wear, cas-
ual, daytime, and many other
types Of clothing will be shown
by Koslosky's, Trading Post, and
Minnesota Wooden Mills. The
Valley Sportsmen will be show
ing a line of Sno-Blo wear.
A group of valley women who
have been attending the Exten-
sion Service dressmakiig and
tailoring classes will model the
clothing they have made. These
models will include Janet Lewis,
Sally Harrison, Priscilla Ba-
con, Letha Kerscavage, Norma
Phillips, Kar1a Duff, Nina Stock,
Joyce Metz, Stephanie Gardner
and Gloria DeLand, dressmaking,
Also Barbara Bentti, Charlene
Kockritz, Marge Heddles, Frances
Hubert, and Patricia Hartung
tailoring.
Committee heads that have
been busy making plans for the
sorority's fifth annual style show
are: Gladys Jones, show chair
man; Marge Bouwens, decora-
tons; Helen Maze, props; Joyce
Metz, models Dorothy Hurley
program; Eunice Flint and Betty
Rice refreshments; and Helenmae
Weidherkr, tickets and publicity
Entertainment during the show
will be furnished by Mack Kair
of the Hammond Organ Company
of Alaska who will be playing 9
Hammond chord organ; Mrs
Lloyd Morley, teacher at the or
gan company, will offer a pro
gram on a standard Hammond
and will play during the show
Dancers of the Gloria Cross dane
ing school have been invited tc
participate in the program.
Light refreshments will be
served to all attending the show.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02

the Palmer Moose picked UP first
place in the discuss and tied in
the record breaking high jump
Bythel Compton's Ito it. 2 in
was high in the discus and Larry
Trowbridge took second with his
hurl Of 100 feet. Trowbridge TIED
with Herman Jones Of Anchorage,
when he cleared the bar at 5 #
70 in" smashing the former high
school record of 5 TT. 7 in"
Bert Verrall placed second i'm
pole vault; Trowbridge tied for,
second in the 60-yard high hur-
dies; Micky Leek placed third i'm
the 100-yard; Trowbridge third
in the 110-yard low hurdles and
Vadney Bledsoe third in the 22O-
yard run.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02
Nurses Hear Talk
By PaihoIogist

A sizeable group of area nurses
and other interested persons at
tended the Alaska Nurses Associ-
alton meeting held in Central
School last Friday evening and
heard DR.. Michael Bierne, path
ologist, on the Providence Hos
pital staff, speak on a patholo-
gist's work.
DR.. Bierne highlighted his in
teresting talk by explaining the
type work done in his field such
as assisting in criminal investi-
cations, accidental deaths, suici-
des, homicides, blood banks, and
clinical and laboratory work.
Before DR.. Bierne joined the
Providence Hospital staff the
only pathologists in Alaska were
those attached to the military bas-
es. AS a result physicians were
forced to send their work Outside,
although the military patholo-
gists have assisted u. S. Commits
sioner's in many cases. DR.. Bierne
stated that as soon as the labor.
atory is completed physicians in
this section of Alaska will be able
to save many hours by being able
to have the work done in Alaska.
set of T-V tables will be award
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02
Ids. BAKE. RUMMAGE
SALE SET FOR SATURDAY

Women of the valley land the
men also) are reminded of the
sale being conducted by the wo-
men of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints this
Saturday. The sale will feature
a combination rummage and bake
sale and will be held in the
church basement on Springer
Road. Proceeds will 60 toward
finishing a room in the church.
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W.O.T.M. ANNUAL SALE
TO BE HELD MAY IL

Women of the Moose are COM
pIetlng plans for their annual
Mothers Day bazaar and bake
sale which this year will be held
on May IL, starting at 10 am. and
sontlnuing until 3 pm. The sale
which will feature baked goods
and fancy work, will be held at
Grasser'S Hardware. At 3 pm.
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LOCAL. CUBS TO ATTEND
SCOUT EXPOSITION

Palmer Cub Scouts from Pack
354 will attend the annual Scout
Exposition which will be held in
Anchorage on Saturday, May 4
transportation will leave FROM
Central School at 5 PM.
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FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
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N O / | C I:

NOTICE
THE 23RD SESSION OF THE TERRITORIAL LEGIS-
LAIURE HAS INCREASED THE SCHOOL TAX FROM
SI.5O 10 $40 EACH THIS LAW tChap. ITS. SLA 1857
Is RETROACTIVE TO AND EFFECTIVE FROM AND
AFTER JAN. !. 1857 AND ANY PERSON WHO HAS.
UPON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ACT March
~. 1851 PAID THE 1857 SCHOOL TAX AT THE RATE
VI $3.50 SHALL PAY AN ADDITIONAL. $3.50 FOR
ToTAL TAX OF $40 AS REQUIRED LAW. THIS
applies TO ALL PERSONS AGES 2l-6o AND nv
cLUDES FARMERS AND OTHER SELF EMPLOYED
PERSONS
DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
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a set of T-V tables will be award
ed.
The Sidney herald., 1957-11-14

| ard Fisher motored to the Jerry
Hagen home in North Dakota
Sunday and we're dinner guests
there.
Monday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fisher brought their son
Michael back to Sidney for an
other week of school.
Mrs. Mary Fisher spent Tues
day with her father, Steve Ruff
fatto.
Tuesday callers and dinner
guests at the Lloyd Sheehan home
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Sheehan. In the afternoon the
men went hunting and the wo-
men motored to the Kenneth
Klasnas' and visited there.
Wednesday evening callers at
at the Pete j. Ruffatto home
were Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher
and Dany and Jerry.
Miss Deloris Sheehan motored
to the Alfred Vaira home Mon
udy W HtiP iiCl oiotCA Will Tic
house cleaning.
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia and Vir-
gil and Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine
Carda helped Kenneth Klasna
pour cement for his basement fur
mace Wednesday.
Thursday afternoon callers at
the Betty Thompson home we're
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher. In
the evening they attended a hall
meeting at Mona hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Palmer
returned to their home at Win
throp, MINI. Thursday after
spending a week at the home
of Priny Schlenz.
Friday callers in Sidney were
Steve and Pete j. Ruffatto.
Mrs. Priny Schlenz called at
the Bertha Cornelia home Fri
day afternoon.
Secondo Pistocco called at the
Kenneth Klasna home Tuesday.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Candee and children, Mrs.
Bertha Cornelia and Virgil and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher, Dan