davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27


Hoy srriba a los is amos de
edad. ell estimado joven Alberto
Aleman, miembro muy aprecia-
do de la colonia holguinera re-
sidente en- Miami.
Ell ioven Aleman recibira con
este sentimental motive los pa
rabienes de sus numerosos ami
gos.
Enviamos a Alberto nuestro
mensaje de felicitaci6n por SUI
cumpleanos, como por haber OBJ
tenido notas sobresalientes en-
las pruebas rendidas en- los
examenes de verano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-27
Bodos de PoreeIona

Hasta Washington, DC. envia-
mos I'm cordial saludo a Su Ex-
celencia don Ricardo Arias Els.
pinosa, Embajador de la Repu-
blica de Panama ante ell gobier-
no de los EE.UU., y su gentil
esposa, dona Olga Arias de
Arias, quienes celebran en- ell
dia de hoy la fausta OCCASION de
sus Bodas de Porcelana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19

5-acre iarmettes. some fronting
On No. 4. 2 irontInS on deorSe-
terms soMn S pr ss aseOn each p, sOSd
Call 81. 8-fI6i, or ewes, XXI
6-645e. MRS. VIM. II. LAU0H.
LIN. Realtor. Nolan, Va.
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slice DOWN. INCLUDING efT-
TLHMKNT cQeT AND Aovn M
e.hsdroon brick Colonial ~
BATH. Ia. t I CONN., ere ssus S SIn
s ssiiSs sis' issll'F ao sI5ss MAJ
IT, $500 Lee highway Kk.
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InvEsTMEnT pRop. Isr sAIII
lcoNfNUtnl
INVESTORS
BARGAINS

FACING FAMOUS nHiRLHy Hish-
way Tor 8t6 a.. NJ. ~ inter.
chanse with nsF eiFeumfefcnliai
nov under CONSTRUCTION. eloae 70
present shirley -anringleld inter-
ehaneei 5 ACRES for doc H. an
leve sever water, rieht-ol-uay
avail o railroad .puf about, 500
~ distance; Has 40 q, on croas
roads, besides the h6b n. on
esesa fine ns ,sryie, read sspa;
" sss aas.. hss srOu hss poe 81 as
IPisS Hs Va s new s ssss q az.
for al D. G, reeiqn. Nd, and
north VIA eirmumlsrential. al
eastern Va Price of appx, SD
somparSsis hsiskSorins properly.
n you CAN PLAN s-s Year,
ahead act tast on this TOP choice
for $4,000 total v down, Has
u aeTes On corner US. No. !
end iniportant east-Fest road
ip.sgehA s,s, a ou,ss edgs srsa az.
Ss 20 Il. I ~ "a. Ne. l. hI ana pgPSso
on Esst-West. stats hishsay inio.
a. OF 7-i4-'5s schedules ard
road. blg. new early construction
interstate. 70 blsect this property
with interchanaes. Rental house,
~ acres clear low taxea. Al
less than sl,eOO acre, this g.
way high trAfne corner offers
rare pick NJ.
LYNCH BROS, INC.
HEAITOR
sPRiNqF1ELD.. VA.
II yrs. aerv the Va, side Of Wash.
FL. 4-7OO0
Closed Sunday
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sILVEk sPkING-2 lots adjoining
excel. homes In surrounding neigh
boThood price $4,000 ca. A. J.
KESS1N0ER a CO., ~. e-4b44.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA

We have y acre for sale or lease.
IN Well-oIiA 1llshed location. ault-
able for small industry, convenient
small down payment win handle,
.. }. oNAsH 90. REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19
FAIRFAX

wooDs-S-bedrm., briek
with fireplace, full bsmt.: wal
oven and finished rec. rm.; base.
i SSasa t5 hN' priss ,i hsss Lee o.
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SQUARE 6631. OWNER, OIL. 6-4362.
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE, IN
shenandoah retreat country club
on Shenandoah River; can be
used for either home or rental
building. II interested, call OWN
Err at JE. 10000; will arrange TO
take you to the plub and show
you the facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19

's s:s ::s;,: e; y: :,5 I',' "
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STORES FOR RENT

ACC0KEEK, MD. Indian Head hwy.
Lge. store and ONCE. Suit. for
drive-ln: S75 mo. 10. $4,000.
WIS. AVE. mr.. Sears; see 47O1
Wis ave.-Newly dec. ideal loo.
for retail. once or service use.
Sensible rent, MA. S-6433.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19

ARLINGTON

aAaN@AN~A ~
Prominent leoklns; 4 hsdspama AZ
1 loof, 3 halhh. hot-wateF heat.
dashboard radiation, large Oh
equipped kitchen. lots Of eahlneti,
ulnno-slFf hyina room With Are
place. Closets aaiore SOFIA rec
Feation room. walk-out basement.
arre level lot. no steps % climb.
Lofated on TOP Of hill near Chain
hfldge. filI North Richmond
street sale hy owNkR. Coins 70
sell a Low price, New and va
Sss can i ss. saih6aSEf' . w E..fSlssir m'
ARIINoroN
NEAR ST. AIMS (
o.rm, brick, ln top condition. oE
re, rm. and y bath. Priced q
oPEN SAT. SUN, ~
rison, left 20 aiGn
-. NlcHotsoN -,
ARL., N-Si7,750
3ik BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS
Charming white Cape Cod. nestled
nrepi', sep ain rm Ia. iii ned.
rm., bath. lat n: end a., 3H BED.
rms. beth: stalrn 10 attic: bsmt.
si.sSo cash. sii1 month.
LUCILLE COOK
Jks 2.a212 healtor il 2-s0Hi
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AT 4Oc FOOT

ZONED INDUSTRIAL
PACING lAMoue siIiRLKY
inierchange with new cir
cumfcrential, nov under
construction, eloae 20 present
Shirley aprinfneld inter-
ehanae. 5 ACRES for f0c
a.. All level; sewer. water,
riGht-of-vay avail, 10 rails
road spur, about 500 n. dts
lance. Has as n. on cross
roAda, besides the bb6 n. on
broad, nne service road.
separating track from ehir-
ley. zoned Industrial. Near
heart OF one OF fastest grow-
ing populations In u. q. IN
key center Of distribution via
new tfafnc arteries for AL
-. G, region, Nd. and north
via eireumierential, all-eaat-
ern. Va, Price Of approx,
$4,000 total Il only v that
o. comparable neishborins
LYNCH BROS, INC.
aREALTOR
epRiN0FIELD, VA.
u IRA Serving the We, side Of wash
Fl. $4,000
Closed Sunday
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE

3-UNIT APT. BLDG. s21.5O0-2
$4,000 LIST trust may be assumed
bv qualified purchaser. Good NV,
rental area. Call CO. $3.50.
5Oa KENNEDY ST. NV apis,
commercial Reasonable. Call
OWNER. ia. 9-3925.
BY OWNER-Best offer viii buy
this mod. 4-unit apt. house. 1915
have cash immed. Call wk. days
after $3.50 pm. 10. 7-2506.
WEsTovER, ARL, = s-unit brick
a Rental apt area ocatPs Tced az eTcs s@es
income. IS. 900 cash win handle.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va,
IA. 7-444S Ewes, JE. 2-107O
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY-Excel.
corner leased for s .years to ma.
tional organization; gross income,
$1,000 a year; will sell 10 settle
estate at $4,000, with minimum
Of $4,000 cash. Will net So
after all expenses and amortiza-
ton on trust. Phone Mr.. Kinks.
F SREsasfHceR w. s'e BhiERHRNs SALES,
INC, 1922 L st. NV.
SILVER SPRING-Walking distance
Hecht's: never . vacancy: $4,000
annual rental, s times income
JU. 5-4554, oRUBB-WmLIAAiS
sII,5OO, WITH 1880 CASH, bal.
anee LIST trust for Q 2-fam, built
brick, 90 II. wide; 2 rms. 2 baths
basement, oil h.-w, H., garage. SO
n X ave. NV. DI. 7-e6s6. RIA
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

SMALL or large apt. investments
desired BY clients with ready cash.
VI L. TooMEY. JR.. REALToR,
RE. 7-527b; or ewes, EM. 3-S207.
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ALEXANDRII
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

STORES WANTED, 900 50. It. or
more, with commercial coming. in
residential or apt. house area
rent not to exceed 5000 per
month, Call Mr.. SMALL. RA.
WANTED-Service station or To-
cation. will lease or buy from
private party. Call RE. 6-6571.
loco SOFT. inside STORAGE space,
p. Georges or MONTGOMERY County
Some fenced outside storage space
desirable but not necessary. Ma.
S-3432.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
ATyrEN MnITARY
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LEEsBuRG, va. PROSPECT HILLS
--Loudoun County's finest COM
munity OF quality homes. MODEL
HOME now open from la pm
daily. See National Homes famous
Farbrook Special priced ct Sl3.-
500 incl. lot. No money down for
qualified OILS. s46s down. IHA
Rir e, &c sIE' Ls pais stop ,d dESs
MASON SdhREEASs' CO. Co AC ofiss
BLDG. Leesburg. Spring 7-34b6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19

sAfURDAY. lULY IL. less
: HOUSES F0R SALIVA.
lcoNTINuEDle
MANDeoMK nRICK COLONIAL.
Thi1 home should sell Immediate.
~ Llalen % these fsatprsa: 4
lozlii fgll bsml Ieysls let With
wzb22iFcf6k xNp EEi hiqIl
fsSSsSlsI School oils sI.loS
cash REQUIRED Prifed % seh th,,
minute y, oq9,,,,eSd-H1ceapV
NOW Teks aeyani,gs gi !, Il,l
iRanskess '1 sE1HiLns. nc. jz
WAIT III you s.s lhls house
~ ones 70. lssr We eullasg VI "
s sslas .As sE'ss s.msi WIN 'I fu.
d1yllsht bassmsni and 1nd fTe.
place. b nice bedTmas ( full baths
rm,, Kitchen With eailnr space
PLue front porch; i00x3e9 lol
ain, $50, $500 down. This Il
, <. uceHS2ithRRSsr ' ISnAL St-icoff st EA
0i,ioo DOWN. INCLUDING eET.
TLEMENT COST AND MOVE IN
S-bedfoon brick Colonial IN
baths. al rooms ere iargei Twins
room with fireplace. aepnraIa din.
ina room modern Kitchen; full
basement, Excellent North Arl To-
Gallon, $4,000. HOLLEY nkkL.
IT, $500 Lee hishvay XXI
b0N'T LET this one siip b and
ma yourself crying out loud
because It's . GOOD deali , bed
rooms. Ia baths, lEe, Nv RIM,
dining Ell. kitchen with eatine
space. full bsmt.: large level lot
on dead-end st.: walk 70 o.. James
and shopping, Assume lArge mt
~ sTi.'s $500 fss AI HOLY kE s EAl-
hIDE-A-wAY-slone house ep ].
with SPACE for 2 additional bed.
Tms.. already roughed-in: fun
bsmt.. with mahoe ..panelcd rec,
rm. or bedrm Total price, ~ H.
500, AL BAKER a SONS, Realty
Brokers. Annandaie once. c.
FEE.RsvoLuuoNARY Srict.sad.
frame waterfront home. Ideally
located m grove Of fine old trees
IN excel. neighborhood. Matthews
County, The old paneling, wide
board 1oors and Tremendous chin
neys add 10 ~. picturesque charm.
bedrms., baths' povdsT tn
Lma Din. rna;. .I paSneisd III y.
more avail. Protested Vharbor,
guest house and barn, s33 900.
JIM AND PAT CARTER REAL
ESTATE. white Stone. Va, HE.
b-3e1l.
fHIs rs RARE. A prsVar home
vacant, rambler styled. located IN
heart Of Fails Church. Entrance
with corner drepIacs, 8 bis bed
insnt. End fun bath, hot-9ater
heating. Only s1b,950 on EHA
terms, $500 down. Act quiekly:
JK 3-20o3. WIN. A. CHAPMAN
fREBs GALORE, new 3:bedIm,
rec, rm., only S21,400 iust 81
caeh TO qualified vets., must
on your list. LURlA BROS, Real
tors, IA. 7-sb0O, 2O4S wilson
blvd.
$500 DOWN; B min. out Of Alex.
We. Total price. $4,000, $40 per
Tno.-Beaut lot fsh pond: small
build home later. Ov. $4,000.
J, 4. MOTION REALTY. INC.
23O9 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex, We.
BY 0WNER-custom-built, antique
brick split-level:. center hall. 4
bedrooms, 3 fun baths, sep. dining
room, recreation room; tiled base.
az 1t with family eating space :
porch and patio. months old.
Flexible financing; s2S.95O. pU.
b-6s60. AL Park st. n.es VI
emma, Va. 90
ARLINGTON, NORTH
2501 N. QUINCY ST..
10 Minis. to Pentagon. 10 Minis. 70
d. c.-Spacious. new, 4-bedrm.'
2-bath split-level on S-aere cor
ner lot. Center-hall entr., Ice.
din. rm, adjoining hagstone ter
race. oE kit, 12x13: 1876 "a: q.
Of rec. rm, with End nrepla adoit.
shower-bath; carport. $3b,76O.
DIRECTIONS: Over Lincoln Me-
mortal Bridge. Iisht ct circle.
right on Spout Run, under Key
Bridge, right on Lorcom lane.
,right On Quincy % house ee;,,rn,
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
AURORA HTLIA

AURORA Hills
Center-entranee hall
rambler, with dra-
matte living room
stretched across the
rear Of this home,
overlooking Washing
ton, d. c. Lovely
kitchen. separate din
ing rm.. 3 bedrms., 3
baths; walk-out day
light basement. big
screened porch. An
amazing value IN
Ss5ssfNI loo srE Eoy Ts1
TATE CORP. Alex
Arl., Otis 4-6200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19

rms IS RARE! A pFsVaT home
vacant. rambler styled, located IN
heart Of Fails Church. Entrance
foyer. nice i4-ft. wide liying rm.
with corner fireplace, 3 big bed
rms. plus . 10xi2 den, full base
nent, znd full hath, hot-vater
hsating. Only S1b.o50 on FHA
terms. $500 down. Act quickly:
w. 3-20o3. wM. A. CHAPMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19
LYNCH BROS, INC.
.,,,RI;I6,A ALtToR -.
HERE'S A CAPITAL"
INVESTMENT

Rare opportunity 10 make your fu-
ture secure with q 4-unit apt.
bids. being offered today for the
nrst time In an excellent location
In the heart Of the Nations Capt
toll Only minutes away from
downtown d. G. Close 70 schools.
beautiful parkway. Low rentals:
no problems. Reliable purchaser
may buy for only $1,000 down.
For appt., call EVELYN q. KAP-
LAM, 1908 oeorgia ave. n.wa
~. o-.lfo, ---
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JENKINS LANE, Bryan's rd.. Nd
Lee. cleared lot. 1S0x300 II. on
new hard-surfaced rd., water avail
$1,000 c. J, KELLY, o Strauss
ave-, Indian Head. Nd, Riverside
3-21ll. Ext. 457.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19

WIRE BUILDING
Has sir-eonditionsd architectural
80. inexpensive rental RE.
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ALEXANDRIA "a adjoining lots
eornersl, each approximately
acre, located close 10 Francis
Hammond High School. and OPP
posite 2 acres zoning with beau
tiful custom-built homes; all city
improvements; priced $4,000 and
10000: FL. 4-94O2, 10 am.
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1877 ACRES. Excellent track r.
subdivide: ls-mile frontage Of.
state road and hs-mile frontar
on rear road. e-rm., 2-batl
dwelling. Lake. Q miles Fairfs
Courthouse. Approx. S415 Pc
acre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-19

First opportunity 10 build your
home n an exclusive subdiyision
overlooking the country club nr
area. 5 beautiful homes already
built. We will help you build your
dream house. Only $4,000 per lot
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FAIRFAX COUNTY, va acres,
In; it's a beauty; $1,000, q cash.
DILLON LAND Co, u. f-4O4O.
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
Prize Money Donated 10 Fair Association

Prize money accumulated by the Alaska Agricultural Experi- ment Station livestock at the re- cent Matanuska Valley Fair, has been donated by the Experiment Station to the M. ". Fair Asso- citation for use in further im- provement of livestock building at the fairgrounds, N was an- nounced this week by Eugene Kirsch. fair manager.
 Donations of premium win .nings for fair Improvements were also received from Mrs. Lester Lent of Fort Richardson; Mrs. Jessie Klem of Palmer, and Mrs. Letha Kruseavage of Sutton.
 The Fair Association is most appreciative of this generosity, Kirsch added.
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
GAzAWAY ONLY SCHOOL BOARD FILING TO DATE

To date only one person has Indicated intentions to seek cleo ton 10 the Palmer Indepndenl School District board of educa- ton H. F. Gazaway last week am nounced his intentions to seek election to the one five-year term which is open.
 Filing dates are August 23 through September 23, which means there IS less than two weeks left for filing before the deadline.
 The election will be held on October ', at the same time the City of Palmer general election aad the School District bond cleo lion will be held.
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
Butte Fire Department Gets Surplus Tanker

The Butte Volunteer Fire De- partment this week acquired a
 l0O0-gallon tanker through Civil Defense, according to Al V- Hal gen, area director for the Greater Palmer Civil Defense Area. In addition extra hose and portable pumps were obtained The truck was driven to the Butte. fire hall by Bud Barnhardt fire chief It was secured at a service charge of less than S2OO. Hagan reported.
 A radio transmission truck was secured through surplus for the Greater Palmer area, Hagen rel ported The truck will be utilized as N Ham shack portable unit
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
GRAND CHAMPION LIVESTOCK WINNERS

Winners of the Grand Cham pionship Awards in livestock at the recent Valley Fair were as follows:
 Holstein COW, owned by Barney Anderson: Aberdeen Angus hei- fer, owned by John Tunnicliff, Guernsey cow, owned by the AL aska Agricultural Experiment Station; Red Dane heifer, owned by Leon Walling; Brown Swiss COW, owned by Byron Hollem- back, Cross Breed cow, Holstein bull, both owned by Alaska Agri- cultural Experiment Station; Ar abian stallion, owned by John King; Landrace boar, Landraee sow, both owned by Hollembaek and Falk; Goat, owned by Ray Lucus, and Burro. soWn by Nancy and Lorraine Bailey.
 The All Grand Champion was "a Guernsey COW owned by Jerry Hoskins.
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
Area Democrats 10 Present Resolutions At Convention

Democrats of the two Palmer voting precincts held a joint eau GUS on September 5 at which time John Shaw, precinct chair man, presided
 Delegates for the South Gen. tral District (Third Division) Convention to be held in Anch- orage September 26, 27, and 28, were unanimously elected as fol- lows:
 Precinct One: Bertran Curry, All DeJulio, Billie DeJulio, E. O. Dugas, Eugene Kirsch, and Lu- cille Mick. Alternates named were; Rose Kirsch, Neva Roark Myrtle Bouwens, and Bernard Bouwens.
 Precinct Two: Dorothy Hurley Betty Mears, Ruth Shaw, Doro- thy Haaland, James Hurley, John Shaw, Victor Falk, Sr., and Glen Woodward. Alternates: Ragnal Haaland, Gladys Falk, Ada Boyd William Bouwens, and Joseph Loyer.
 Subject matter for resolutions ito be presented by Palmer pre- cincts were as follows: A resolu- ton on agriculture requesting adequate farm loan monies con tinue; support research and ex- tension service activities, agrieul. tural training at the University of Alaska; limit tax provision; for on-the-farm vehicles; assur- ed water right priorities for pub lie use and irrigation; road pro- gram maintanence and continu- ed improvement of farm to mar ket roads; extension and inn provement of mining roads; and roads to open tourist attractions Also a resolution upholding the right of all the present bona fide homesteaders to be issued pa. tents to their land without sign ing away rights to oil and gal hereunder.
 James Hurley and Luille Mick were appointed to the style anc drafting committee to draft thu resolutions for presentation ar the District Convention.
 Another joint precinct meet ing is planned before Novembel l to elect new joint precinct off cerS.
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
Fire Destroys
 John King Home

The Butte area home of the Jahn King family was complete Al destroyed by fire last Satur- day while the family was in Pal nler for the childrens' accordion lessons.
 The fire was noticed by some ore driving past who notified the Butte Volunteer Fire Department and although there was an inn
 lediate response from the de- rartme-. 7.e ire had gained too nl4eh headWay before they had aa opportunity to fight it. The ld4s will run into several thou sand dollars, King said, as all personal possessions also were lost.
 At the present time the Kings a7e living in their garage, which With much help from friends and naighbors, has been converted for temporary living. The family hopes to have a basement conn Pleted this fall to move into bel t1re winter
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
VALLEY QUEEN LEAVES SUNDAY
 FOR LOS ANGELES

Muriel Hanks, Queen of the 1858 Matanuska Valley Fair, will .leave for Los Angeles on Sunday, September IA, for a whirlwind week of bright lights, interviews. dinner dates and sightseeing tours. She will be ac- companied by her mother, Mrs Lew Hanks.
 Arriving in Los Angeles aboard United w Airlines Flight 564, Queen Muriel will be met by a welcoming committee of the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Com merce, who plan a full week of events to keep her busy every minute Of her visit. Muriel will present the Los Angeles Jaycees with beautiful Matanuska Val ley cabbage, symbolic of the many outstanding and famous vegetables produced in this sec ton of Alaska.
 The Matanuska Valley Fair Queen will be leaving at 9;30 nm, Via Pacific Northern Airlines to Seattle where she will make con- nectiOns for her United Airlines flightto California. Upon arriv- ing M Los Angeles she will be interviewed by news medias and then taken to the home of Los Angeles Jaycee of whom she and her mother will be guests during their stay
 One of the first events on her calendar will be a day at Disney land where she will view the many interesting sections that are becoming so famous. A trip to Marine Land, famous for its huge glass aquariums, where she will see marine life in their natural - (Continued on Page 8)
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
COUNCIL NOTES

Mrs James Smith appeared at the September 9 meeting of the City Council to again inquire about hooking onto the sewer line. The line is owned by AR R-C., however, M was pointed out that public health regulations N require an eight-inch main and that it would be necessary for Mrs. Smith to stay Within all prescribed regulations. Mrs. Smith pointed out that the city is MI a bad way regarding sewers, a statement that was agreed upon by the Council It was pointed out that the City has no eight inch pipe available and that the cost of hooking onto the existing seWer line would rum high for Mrs. Smith and that possibly in the future, the line would not be used in an overall sewer system and that it would be a double investment. The Council told Mrs. Smith that at the present time they are working on a pro- posed sewer plan for the city, with the recently authorized top- ography as one of the major steps
 The Council voted by motion to remove the extra smooth sur face on the Wright building side- walk At the front of the building, as well as on the south Side. This can be done by special griding machines or other processes.
 Council members Voted t0 de- lete the concrete sidewalk at the Ehrhart building because the building fill has not yet settled sufficiently to provide a solid base for the sidewalk fill and ]. concrete Money Will be set aside
The frontiersman., 1958-09-11
Local Scientists
 Present Papers al
 Science Conference

A number of area residents, and two former residents, presented papers at the symposium on "Al- aska's Economy" during the Ninth Annual Alaska Science Conference sponsored by the All aska Division, American Associa- ton which was held at the Uni versity of Alaska September 2-5.
 Keynote speakers were For mer-Governor Ernest Gruening and Hugh A. Johnson, agricul- tural economist, Washington, D. C., and formerly with the AL aska Agricultural Experiment Station economy department in Palmer. Johnson's topic was 'De- mand for Alaska's Resources in Our Lifetime.
 Other area men presenting pap ers included pr. Winston Laugh lin (Experiment Statiom, who presented "Biometric Procedure for Establishing Alaska Soil Pro- ductivity' in the biology section. C Ivan Branton Experiment Station) presented "A New Tech nique for Making Sub-zero pshy- chrometric Determinations" Her man Turner, Extension Service agent-at- large, presented Illus bandry in the Acculuration of the Alaska Native" Paul Martin (Experiment Station) presented a. paper in the agriculture section on Progress in Interesting Soil Test Data in Alaska" Bob Burk- holder (Fish and Wildlife) pre- sented Some Observations off the Movements and Behavior of a Wolf Packn Sam Reiger (Soil Conservation Service) presented Some Soils of North East Ko- diak Island'
 The conference was termed one of the best ever held, with q great number of interesting and informative papers presented and discussions held It was moi ticed that there were a greater number of visiting Canadians and Stateside persons this year than at former conferences, many of the visitors being in Alaska this summer for special work
 The conference was sponsored by the Alaska Division, Aneri- can Association for the Advance ment of Science.