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The frontiersman., 1957-10-03
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Pilate asked, perhaps with a cynical and wearied indifference What is Truth?" Multitudes are like him in the conviction, the prejudice, that to this query there is no reply. Yet there are times when the most hopeless sceptlc longs for truth. And especially are we constrained to desire truth regarding our own nature, truth regarding the character and plIr- poses of God, truth regarding the Divine purpose in our being and our life, truth relating to eternl- tv. Jesus Christ offers that which our limited and unaided experi- ence cannot acquire THE TRU- TIT. This truth, as exenplified in Jesus Christ with all its spirit ual beauty and law of infinite. righteousness alone can satisfy the craving nature of man.
 There was but one way in which man could learn God, and that was by God becoming man. ''The Word became flesh" 1" We learn Divine truth in the minis try, the life, of Gods Son. The truth as to Gods character we read in the deeds of Jesus, so gentle, yet so grand and God-ike. Gods purposes of love we learn from Christ's sacrifice, from Christ's cross. The truth concern ing our salvation we know when we witness Christ's victory over sin and death. Jesus Christ is the touch stone by which all spiritual truth is tested. The most practi- cal idealism of truth is to he found in Jesus. There is no other way in which truth can be grasp and held by the finite, created nature. When you know Him who is the TRUTH; then, and then only, will you know the truth itself. Truth sets the soul free. Truth purifies the soul. Truth clears the mind. Truth satisfies the conscience. Truth brings us into right relationship with God, depending upon our acceptance and receptiveneSs. Wouldn't you accept and receiver
 ARLEY D. SKINNER
 Palmer Church of God Pd. Adv.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-03

gram to farmers approximately , one month earlier by this proce- dure.
 Johnson pointed out that while the 1858 program is not yet open, the 1857 program is still open and farmers interest ed in the program can contact their local ASC committees at any time. County ASC offices are Tn the Agricultural Extension Offices in Fairbanks, Palmer, and Homer.
 Our most urgent conservation problem at this time is the severe winterkill of permanent grass in the Palmer area last winter, !" Johnson stated. ACP has provid- ed considerable assistance to farmers of the area in putting their fields into permanent grass to help solve the wind erosion problem in the area. We felt we were making a substantial con- tribution with the seeding pro- gram, Johnson added. We helped seed over 1900 acres in the past three years. However, the most severe Winterkill in the history of the Valley destroyed d considerable portion of the grass planted in the area. We will ori- ent our 1858 program to provide such additional assistance as we can to increase grass seeding in the Valley'' he said. Johnson ad- ded that it may be possible to obtain some additional emergen- cy conservation funds to help with this problem.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-03
THETA CHAPTER ENJOYS WESTERN PARTY

Theta Chapter ESP, staged their own rodeo at the Elks club on September 30. It was a well came to fall rushees of that group.
 Guests attending included Rus ty Dow, Leann Dodds, Mariann Hermon, Dona France and Mar garet Cope.
 Members and guests had don ned their Western gear and six shooters for the gala evening. Western games played were a wild horse race in which Bucka- roo Joyce Metz was thrown from her stick hoss but was able to finish the race. For the straight-shooters, there was horse shoe pitching and the western gathering was completed with Western singing. "A hardy feed was served to round off an even ing of fun.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-03
Postmaster Urges Participation in Letter Writing Week

International Letter Writing Week will be celebrated in Pal mer during the week October s to l2, Postmaster Bea John an- nounced today.
 Commenting on the establish ment of International Letter Writing Week, Mrs. John point Cd out that each year since 1888 the Post Office Department has joined in the observance of NLWW-an annual event cele- brated to emphasize the meaning and value of letter writing as a symbol of American freedom
 "As result of it's success, " Postmaster John stated, 'Na- tional Letter Writing Week will be conducted on an international basis this year for the first time. International Letter Writing Week is based on the idea that written communication between people in all the countries of the world will contribute toward the building of a lasting peace.
 "I urge all citizens of Palmer to join in this first celebration of International Letter Writing Week and at the same time write that overdue letter to friends and relatives in America"
The frontiersman., 1957-10-03
NEW METHOD FOR
 PAYROLL TAX RETURNS

William E. Frank, district di- rector of Internal Revenue, ad- vised all employers that a new method of distributing payroll tax returns has been adopted.
 The Service is now mailing Forms 941, Employers Quarter ly Federal Tax Return, to be used by employers for third quarter ending September 30, 1857.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-03
Health Commissioner
 Announces Retirement

pr. Charles R. Haynan acting commissioner of health, announc- ga this week he has advised members of the Alaska Board of Health that he intends to re- slgn on or about December 30, 1857. He stated that Dr. Harry V. Gibson, deputy commissioner of health since May 1856, is ex- pected to succeed him as acting commissioner.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-03
Republicans fo Meet Tomorrow Night

All Republicans in the valley are invited to attend meeting to be held tomorrow evening at the home of Don Irwin on Wasil- la road. The program, which gets under way at 8 pm, will con- sist of a study of the tax pro- gram.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-03
RAINBOW OFFICERS MEET SATURDAY

All officers in the Palmer AS sembly Rainbow for Girls are reminded of their installation practice which will be held at Carpenters hall October 5 at I::30 pm.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-03
STRAN-STEEL BUILDINGS
Tor attractive, toao-cost industrioI and retail stfuctnres

Modern in looks, rugged in quanty, flexible in design, the new line of Stran-Steei build- lngs is equally handsome ax manufacturing plants, ware houses or retail stores. Distinc- lively styled in the long-lasting beauty of steel, these buildings offer limitless design potential wth exteriors as you like them Tn sleek, striking and contena- porary.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-03

FOR FAST RESULTS TRY "A FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
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pected to marry Sonic CoIettI.
=. Eve Arden sold her inter-
est In sOur Miss Brooks series
TO CBS-Tv for cool $3.50. 900.
Yankees after Minnie Mi
noso? Mary AstOr's grand
daughter named Gabrielle. /.
Fire Commissioner Cayanagh's
sister. Barbara. dating Tom
Phillips. u. s. Steel ready
ing musical TV version Of
"Wuthering Heights" Eddie
Fisher fined $500 by AGVA.
-. The Albert Attends (he's
Lindy's mgr named the son
Louis. Bart McLaine lost
his mother. Jon Hall and
Shirley La Forest INSOFAR
able. Paul Ankas Diana"
sold l1a million. Eli Bass
ailing. w. G. Handy's s5th
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sons festival. / mention this
because on taxicab driver. un-
derstandably puzzled by all the
famous visitors to the city.
thought that the green and
white bunting was for Dublin's
mayor Maurice Cheyalier,
Janet Gaynor. Gloria Swanson.
Ramon Nevarro, Harold Lloyd.
Joan Crawford. Lillian Gish
and Richard Barthelmess pass.
ing through N. Y. en- route to
Rochester to be honored at
Second Festival Of Film Artists
:. The Bill Redfields Betsy
Mead named the baby Liza >. /.
Jimmy Durante's drummer.
Jack Roth. lost his mother.
Jazz tours laying an egg
throughout the country. /.
Paulette Goddard and Erich
X I'M arque confirming the
Christmas wedding date !.
John Wayne, a grandfather
early next year. when Sir Stork
alights at the Frank IaCavas.
=. Chita Rivera and Tony Nor
dente, of WEST Side Story"
to wed soon. Edna Best
ailing >. G. b. DeMille's grand
daughter. Cecilia, to divorce her
husband. Adbas III BOghdadly,
officer in the Egyptian army.
Bruce Cabot prefers Italian
eyeful Olga viii. .. Dean Mar
tin first 70 phone Jerry Lewis
congrats on the birth Of Chris
topher. 947, $50 TV sets in
West Germany. jeanne Rio
to marry David Barr. Ned
Schuyler, Miami Beach night
club owner died. Show peo-
pie residents offered big sums
for Fire Island cottages since
announcement Of new bridge.
. .
Lena Horne's ipcoming ia
maica" picked up $350.000 on
tour. Gretchen Aston ex-
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WHERE
AND WHEN

Stage
- Arena-Dark. THE Doctors
Dilemma" resumes tomorrow.
Catholic University - BILLY
Budd'': $50 pm.
National--"Separate Tables =
$50 p. m.
Screen
Ambassador - Operation
Mad Bali: /. 3.05. Sis, 7:25
and 9::35 pm.
Capitol-"Time Limit: 1850
am. lao. $40. S. $50 and $50
pm. Sneak preview: $50 pm.
Columbia - Forty Guns:
l1:l5 am. ESQ. 4:30. tbs and
9:55 pm.
Dupont - PERI: I, 2:5O.
4:40. $50. $40 and 1905 pm.
Keith's - "Jet Pilot: 1l:l5
Am. lao. $3.50. 5;35. 7:45 and
9:55 pm.
Macarthur - Panic In The
Parlor"; $50. Sis and 10 pm.
Metropolitan - Operation
Mad BALI; l1:l5 am. lis.
$40. $50. 7::35 and Gas pm.
Ontario - Dark. 'Raintree
County" starts tomorrow night
(invitational premierel.
Palace Three Faces of
Eve; ll:45 am, las, 3:45.
5:45. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Playhouse - The Joker Is
Wild; IL am. l:40. 4:20. Z,
and 9:45 pm.
Plaza - His First Affair.";
II. 2. 4. 6, 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux - The Story OF
Esther Costello: 1880 am,
1880. $3.50. $780, 1880 and 9:4O
pm.
UptOwn-"Around the World
in 80 Days: $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders OF
the World; $50 pm.
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Fibieer - who serve Billy
Budd" well. In fact there are
no complaints to be registered
against anybody involved. And
that goes double or triple for
James ID. Warning. He has
come up with another Of his
highly effective settings. this
one q combination affair made
TO serve variously as the In
domitable's deck crew. quarters
and the wardroom where Billy's
court martial sits.
MONDAY MEMOS-Yon car
add more items scheduled for
Washlngton's theater season.
both headed for the Shubert
Theater. Set for three weeks,
starting December 4, is Two
for the Seesaw." which has
Henry Fonda and Anne Ban
croft at the head Of It's cast.
Earlier the same stage will
be taken over by Maurice
Schwartz. the Yiddish theater
star. He will be here for three
performance - Saturday eve
ming and Sunday matinee and
evening--on November Q and 10
in play titled Fifth Amend
ment" It's bargain night
tonight at the Capitol Theater.
II you time 1t right you can
see Time Limit" and q sneak
preview scheduled for $50 pm.
-. Rod Servings Requiem for
a Heavyweight" one Of TVS
drama triumphs. is to be
adapted for Broadway. Pro-
ducers viii be Norman Panama
and Melvyn Frank. who left
HOLLYWOOD 10 get rich with iii
Abner." Serling win do the
adaptation himself.
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HOLLYWOOD (NAllA) -
The Rock Hudson divorce win
be expensive for Rock. His SAL
airy zoomed to six figures soon
after his marriage. The break
has been coming for o long
time. And trouble comes in
q heap: Mrs. Rock Hudson Is
more shattered by the death Of
Demi- Tasse, the poodle Rock
gave her soon after they we're
wed. DIT ran into the street
and was hit by q car.
JeR Chandler h q cinch to
costar with June Allyson in
Ride the Tiger" June and
Dick Powell bought the story
for their independent company.
but sold It TO U-I. And
Barbara Rush goes to England
and India in December TO
make love to Stewart Granger
in Harry Black" Barbara will
leave her son with Dad Jeff
Hunter and his new bride.
Dusty Bartlett.
Lana Turner'S 26-year-old
leading man. Sean Connery.
has been showing her the
beautiful Cornish countryside.
From the back Of his motor
scooter. And that Is not in the
script Of their Another Time.
Another Place" picture. +.
The Ralph Edwardses are on
to Chicago for Mr.. This Is
Your Life" to receive an award
from the American Heart As
ISOLATION. Some years ago.
Ralph raised s1.500.000 for the
association via his walking
man" contest. =. Ava Gardner
and Walter CHAR, after flying
into London from Rome. went
back to the airport in different
cars to get the same plane for
Madrid. Can you keep up with
them?
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HOLLY WOOD
By SHHLAH GRAHAM
Rocks Divorce Will Cost

Jack Benny is bearish on
1.-THE Father Of the Bride" for
Broadway. Loewe and Lerner
Of MY Fair Lady" want him
madly. But Jack cannot see
how the grueling stage chore
can be fitted into his fast and
furious TV schedule. Vincente
Mlnnelli. who directed the
movie with Spencer Tracy and
Elizabeth Taylor. viii do the
same for the stage musical.
The colossal fiop Of the Mike
Todd Madison Square Garden
free-for-all did not surprise
this reporter. who suffered
through the same--what Time
Magazine currently calls q
colossal display Of vulgarity
and effrontery"-bash for Brit
ishers in London last summer.
TaIlulAh Bankhead threw
Desi Arnaz and Lucille BAH for
q big loop when she made their
recent hour-long show on film.
They rehearsed four days and
shot before an audience on
See GRAHAM. Page ALI
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birthday party dinner at WAL
dorf November II, et $50 .
plate. 1. Nejla Ates and Tun
Tun into Chateau Madrid on
3lst. The Fernando Lamas
Arlene Dahl stork due in
February. =. The Vincent As
tors to Europe. AMELIA.
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CupH' DsSeuIUeI 10

Green and white flags on
Park avenue orange and white
flags on Fifth avenue are all
part of New York's Four Sea-
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Ed SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Ny Secretary. Africo. Speaks

Dear Boss--D Deaths Of Jack
Buchanan. Andre Chariot and
Gertrude Lawrence leave Bea-
trice Lille as the sole surviving
principal Of that 1924 Charlot's
Revue which made Broadway
stage history. The gal chosen
to decorate the list Regt.
Armory for Queen Elizabeth's
party was in the chorus Of
charlot's Revue. You know her
better as Mrs. Oscar Hammer
stein "a. now q famous deco
rator. Dorothy Iiammerstein's
secretary also was in that 1924
show. programmed as jim VIII
iiams but now Mrs. Jill VIII
loughby. Reference TO the
Queens parties calls to mind
the curious experience Of Ted
Straeter. Hotel Plaza maestro.
who thought he was being en-
gagged to play for the English
Speaking Union: learned in
stead that he'd been picked to
supply all orchestras for Queen
Elizabeth's party at the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
Straeter, a st. Louis product.
learned from British Informa-
ton Service that the Queen. as
O tiny girl. always had loved a
nursery rhyme, They're
Changing the Guard at Buck
|ingham Palace" Ted set 1t to
music. was rewarded when the
Queen. hearing It. gave him a
wonderful smile. When Philip
courted Elizabeth. they always
preferred People VIII Say
We're In Love- so Ted played
that too. in addition to the MY
Fair Lady" score: "Carousel's"
tender IF I Loved You" etc. ;. i.
Alan King. comedy headliner
of the Judy Garland show In
London. is the biggest smash
since Danny Hayes first trip.
At the Colony. two Of my
favorite persons: Suprem e
Court Justice Frederick Backer
and his charming wife. Eleanor.
she once was Paramount's top
dancing star, Eleanor whitney.
Louis Armstrong into the
copa, December IL.
-
Green and white flags on
Park avenue orange and white
flags on Fifth avenue are all
.--s - No.. Vzwtrf. Ean,,r 6no
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THE PASSING SHOW
Billy Budd' Arrives
On Catholic U. Stage
Nv HARRY MACARTHUR

catholic unversiys speech and drama department and
fBly Budd" finally have met the stage The result
should be happy fortnight for those Washington heatergoer
with foresight good fortune to have get seats
Tor the production at the university theater.
Billy Budd" the dramatization by Louis o. Cox and
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Fuirfux to Enforce
Lower Speed Limit

Fairfax County police today
said they will begin immediate
enforcement of a lowered speed
limit on a section Of Leesburg
pike from Tysons Corner to the
Falls Church city limits.
County officials were success
ful in persuading the State
Highway Department to lower
the speed to 40 miles per hour
on this stretch Of road. where a
9-year-old boy was struck by a
car and killed about two weeks
ago.
Until today. part of the road
mad a 55-mile speed limit. and
another portion had limit OF
IS m.p.h.
County Police Chief Carl Nc
Intosh said the police depart
|ment will enforce the new speed
limit by radar and other means
Signs announcing the new speed
limit were placed yesterday.
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lpreSl0euJS, some OF tnem caused
lby what he called "over-aggres-
siveness" on the part Of the
PTA oficials.
Norris Points to Records
DR.. Forbes II. Norris, superin.
tendent Of schools, said his rec.
ords show insecurity" on the
part Of some school principals as
a result Of PTA ofiicials going
on the warpath against the prin-
cipals and influencing transfers"
Later, in d discussion Of pro-
posed building standards for
schools, the board reafiirmed- its
intention to use color consultants
in plotting color schemes for
new schools. defeating, So, q
proposal to discontinue the use
OF the consultants.
In another action, the board
named four architects for seven
school projects. They are: Bailey
g. Patton, Dennis Avenue Ele-
mentary School, $377,556, and
Georgia Avenue Elementary
School addition. 5,329; White,
Noakes. and Neubauer, for Wood
Acres Elementary, $4,000, and
Hillandale, $4,000; j. F. Stan.
Junior College Library, $751; ,922:
and Cornelius Milstead. for
Rocking Horse Elementary addi-
ton, $217.926, and Grovesnor
Elementary, S17O,752.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Montgomery PTA Plans
School Curriculum Study

The Montgomery County
Council Of Parent Teacher AS.
sociations plans to broaden it.
Influence In county schoo
affairs. delving into curriculum
and basic objectiyes Of educa.
Ition."
This program was revealed al
Ia meeting of the board Of edu.
cation last night by Paul C
Howard, council president. who
said he hoped the council will
take "a new tack" in its work
Up to now. he said, the PTA
council has devoted most Of Its
time and efforts to pushing for
better teachers salaries and
promoting adequate school
budgets.
Presents Study 10 Board
He presented to the board q
study of the curriculum oi
Wheaton High School prepared
by the School Issues Committee
of the PTA council. The study,
while analyzing the curriculum,
made no recommendations for
change. Mr.. Howard was asked
by Mrs. Rose Kramer. a board
member, whether the council
hereafter would take an in
terpretive approach In such
studies. Mr.. Howard replied
that he thought 1t should.
The School Issues Committee,
Mr.. Howard said. would take on
the job Of studying the system
wide curriculum. The committee
is headed by Harold F. Breimyer,
legislative chairman Of the Ken
sington Junior High PTA.
Mr.. Breimyer is contesting Mr..
Howard for the council presi-
dency at the annual council elec-
tons tonight at the Broadacres
Elementary School. However. he
conceded that he had little
chance of election. After Mr..
Howard's hour-long appearance
before the board, board members
unanimously approved a resolu-
Ition expressing their apprecia-
tion to the PTA council for its
contribution to the county school
system.
Mr.. Howard also proposed con-
ferences Of PTA representatives
and school principals. to iron out
misunderstanding about their
respective roles. He reported that
in the past few months there
were six incidents of conflicts
between principals and PTA
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Juycees Elect
In Alexandria

James M. Duncan III, last night
was elected president OF the
Alexander Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
Mr.. Duncan, %, is son of
an Alexandria councilman. He
lives at lot West Walnut street.
He succeeds James M. Forbes.
Hugh Cox, James Malone. Ray
Peters and Norman Schrott were
elected vice presidents.
Edwin Pierce, jr., was elected
State director; Paul Page, SER
geant-at-arms, and Jack Ellis,
John Hoskins. Rudy Kavanaugh.
Eugene Schonberger, Donald
Simpson and Randy Vosbeck,
directors.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Jet Copters
Show Agility
To Newsmen

They've taken that mambc
motion out Of helicopter flying.
The worlds first production
model jet helicopter, fittingly
called the Alouette (the lark)
fitted into town today for flight
demonstrations at the Anacostia
Naval Air Station.
Almost as agile as the bird
for which it is named, the five-
place whirlybird danced on one
Of its four wheels, picked UP and
carried of 700-pound genera
tor, carried seven men. each OF
whom hoped out as the craft
lowered q few feet of the ground
to demonstrate the aEcraft's
stability. And all this for 6 cents
a mile.
The appearance of the Al
louettes here is part Of an Amer
lean tour sponsored by Republic
Aircraft Corp. which has been
licensed to manufacture the hell
copter. 1t is built by Sud-Avia-
tion Of France. the largest air
craft manufacturers in Western
Europe.
The two whirlybirds took
newsmen on flights as nimble
as the mind can imagine at
speeds up to ITO miles per hour.
The gas turbine engine elimi-
mates much Of the vibration SO
common to piston-powered hell
copters; 1t is considerably less
noisy and therefore less firing.
Evening star., 1957-04-30

it didn't help Greeg it might
help some other child" That was
November IL. 1855.
Gregg was treated with the
Clinical Center's huge 2 million
volt X-ray machine.
Gregg was discharged early In
December. He had to return on
Christmas Day, was released on
New Years Day and hasn't been
back since except for occasion.
ally checkups.
Now Gregg seems to be per-
lfectly normal and is walking
with the partial help Of q leg
brace.
Physicians believe that. II the
cancer was to recur, 1t would
have done so before this. or the
large amounts of radiation would
have shown some adverse effects.
Neither has happened to date.
That's one reason Mrs. VAN
Idersluis is planning on walking
her neighborhood streets tonight,
taking part in the greater metro
Ipolitan Washington area one
might collection campaign for
the American Cancer Society.
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Johnston Named
City Manager
OF Falls Church

Falls Church City Council last
night took final action naming
Lewis 2. Johnston. 81. Of Farm.
vile. Va, as city manager.
Mr.. Johnston viii ltake ovel
his new duties on June / at 9
salary Of $4,000.
He is now town manager ol
Farmville and is a native ol
Buena Vista. Va.
Mr.. Johnston succeeds w
Rhodes Woodbury., who resigned
after a dispute with Mayor
Herman Fink.
During the special meeting tn,
council heard from a group o.
citizens who Endorsed the pro-
posed $660,142 school budget fol
the fiscal year beginning July
The new budget is $l31 ,022 NOR
than the current school budget
Evening star., 1957-04-30
Forced Lending
Interrupts Come

A twin-engine private airplane
made forced landing on q Uni
versity Of Maryland athletic field
yesterday, ripping up 40-feet Of
fence and interrupting lacrosse
practice and the Maryland
Wake Forest baseball game.
The plane had just taken OF
from the College Park airport
when the left motor quit over
the field. The front Of the plane
was smashed when 1t nosed over
at AIS pm, but only minor
scratches were found on the four
occupants when they were ex-
amined at the university's In.
f1rmary.. campus police said.
Police identified them as Rus
sell A. Grass. the pilot, and Cur
tbs L. Ivey. both Of 1920 Abing-
don drive, Alexandria, and Fred
Kozak, ST., and his 6-year-old
son, Fred, jr.. also Of Alexandria.