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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
TB Hospital Case Load
d Short Of Capacity
BY CARL IRVING
Star stan Writer

The Districts tuberculosis sanitarium which was recon-
mended for disposal only last December now holds 578 TB
patients, Just % short Of capacity.
There 1913 patients at the Glenn Dale Hospital
than last year at this time because of in the number
admitted during the last six months according to Dr. Moe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
FUTURE IN WAIsTLINEs
Police Heads Discuss
Fat in Promotions
BY JERRY OLEARY, JR.
star stan Writer

proposal to link the waisines Of Washington policemen
with their chances Of promotion will be for discussion this
week.
Dr. John A. Reed chairman Of the Board Of Police and Fire
Surgeons enemy of fat when encased in blue uniform
He favors rimmngdow program for policemen and fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

PERHAPS IN THE privacy
Of the home millions Of
Americans whose parents
and grandparents enjoyed
good, hearty, tasty Sunday
dinners, are reduced to meals
on trays In order not to miss
q show,
The Rambler comes from
the Great Lakes country
where Sunday dinner was
at /. The evening meal was
Sunday supper, one Of the
most interesting meals Of the
week. But of that, some other
time.
1t is Of the old-fashioned
Sunday dinner that I wish
to sing. A Sunday dinner
calls for q roast or stewed
fowl, a lot of vegetables and
dessert. Oh, yes, and a salad.
/ suppose q lot Of kids were
indifferent or antagonistic
to salad. / was one Of them.
And the rule that things
went with things was OBJ
served. There was always
apple sauce with the pork,
not canned apple sauce but
sauce made Of apples from
one of the barrels Of apples
In the cellar.
With that standing roast
Of beef, six or seven ribs
hight was a large family
we always had horseradish
that some neighborhood kid
has pulled and ground and
bottled and sold at the back
door for a dime. 1t was so
hot that you would suddenly
feel very comfortable and
start to perspire under the
eyes.
And a leg Of lamb which
was my favorite Except for
chicken) always called for
mint sauce. The sauce was
as 1t should be, mint leaves
soaked in vinegar, tart not
sweet. I shudder to think
what my father would have
done If any serving maid
(they were available at the
time) brought mint jelly to
the table while he was carv-
ing.
I myself am likely to make
q scene when this NONSENSE
cal suggestion of tea house
proprietrices and women
food editors-a sweet green
Jelly with the mutton-is
brought to the table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
z Pedestrians Die
In Auto Accidents
Cor Drugs ! Body IS Feet;
D. c. Toll Rises to "a for Year

Two pedestrians killed in separate auto accidents in
the District today
During the morning rush hour. Robert A. Chapman 80,
Of 2922 Sherman NV, struck by q car and
killed In the $500 block Of Georgia avenue NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
Gun Law ineffective,
Police Deputy Says

strict District law governing the purchase OF guns here
hasn't had much cutting down their use in violent
crimes police officials reported today.
The trouble that most used in shootngs and murders
are either purchased jurisdictions that don't control their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04
Appalled, by Missile

old chairman of the Soviet
Youth Committee, dolorously
declared he was astonished to
see a fully equipped" guided
missile at the University of
North Carolina.
He said a sign by the missile
boosted that it could carry an
atomic warhead equal in power
to that which vaporized Hiro-
shima.
II personally do not think
this is q proper decoration for
a university" Mr.. Romanovsky
opined.
The carefully selected Soviet
emissaries. asserting that Amer.
lean students opposed ROTC
training, claimed they hao
spotted tanks and guns al
other universities.
(The Associated Press re-
ported yesterday that the
rocket the Russians saw at
North Carolina was a dummy
Honest john
Has Ready Answer
! Mr.. Romanovsky was asked
If it is true that the Soviet
government impresses large
numbers Of Russian civilians
into athletic" organization
for training as parachutist'
and riflemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-04

Twenty Soviet students, their
C o m m unist sophistication
slightly undermined by such
capitalistic devices as apple pie
and orange juice, yesterday
ended a four-week tour Of
American universities.
Though they admitted they
were excited by the art of base
ball as practiced by the Chic
ago Chubs," the Russians did
not pretend to approve Of all
they saw in the United States.
Before departing from Wash
ington yesterday, they deplored
the "militarism infesting Amer
lean campuSeS.
And they offered comradely
sympathies to American stu
dents caught in this Prussian
dragnet.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
M.E.A. Connection Required Outage

Racing WILD the WintH Ata. NA4l .M.H sIeA members uu Tuesday Wi tAiH WeaA M4dE lan uputlaH4 uH tila I-4yAa aAu sta NAaH WV ulAel fl m4Ae tAia eon aletINN.Nt W4s AeaAss4Iy to 4'klll 4AFa pAll aAd 4H lutaBe resulted aAaM 4A4 lAlii sAuEt!Y atlaF z pIA..A5 usual, MEA announced .NAt planned outage CH tAe radio .4MA NA4g aa HaaAl eaAtalEs as possible by EelapAoAN
 . IAA lAae4a slIh siatioA ls ia the ADuaaa al hNiag pAA4ad o4t 10 llAV4Aa priMAaant paint nf al- llHAHN Ha tAai uQ lDW voltage wlll NeaIilA, At ieAaE tG thl neAl futAle aaia lfN Brewer M.EA manager It WNil provide ' real good anl- eAaeNeY Ieed, he added
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
Library 40 Sell
 One Group 0f Books $

National Book Week lH baii# observed AlolA November w tO November N
 . During thiA neFioa lhe Palmer ifhr4ly 4NHil Aav4 DA sale dlseaFa# #a book flr a5 aahta each. Ihasa ala udHIt fIgtion books vhleh AANe baan removed ifam thQ shelves because thsY haven't laan tAk4A oul Mi thH library fof several YaAfa lh# spAea thet lava tahlA an M Aaaaad fpf naM b0aka
 Now aa afaen ae 200 aew boqk4 far 4aalis and children Proceeds tfam the boak 5aAa Will ba nsad ta haAR maha np Tlna t0 S75l thf libfa4 haaid has Baa seted faf neM hoaka this FeAr
 1lhe Puhlie a inNiied ta ainp in ai tAa lipfarp and purchase 4hF number ni thase Aauka Whieh 4Ee haM ua salet
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
Lending Library
 Program Begins;
 Palmer Taking Part

Valley residents Win benetit from ~ new buok lending agfylea being extended tO libraries By IAg Territorial Library
 Ten books each month arg Be lng mailed lu tAH Palmer library and Mill be continued unllI TOD books have been received. 0H the eleventh month and each follow ing month, lD books from tAg group 0f I00 will be exchanged. This Will moi necessarily ba the fifat l0 books received, hut Will be the NO books oAt uf thg group that have had the leasl eireAlA tion All af the books will ha new printlngs, bul wlll include many folder" writings that have pfovan their popularity
 The firsi 4l books that haVe been reclaned are aa follum4.
 Hafaalts #rhe Universe and Df EinStein3 BufIa Magic MaixeH Fletrhers lihe White Leopard Hadara @Liille Town,' HeatY "RobAri feitnh, Rny Craftsman kenl's 9Ihe Summer Kitchen E7ipers rhe llttl4 En gine That Gouid Richards N "tI'h4ee MafearetA alr6ng South Pnlt Husky Ifesselta Rabbit SiarY
 Aldls' *lAa HoY Mha GafHd < Ailen Tha Thundet and IAe Sunshine AfAsana -aaIdeA llaA HanaHB Annapolis ro duy HulIess "Mhu MaIk Alona B4ItaAs "Galiea I'At Wonder IlorsaH, lekts H4hdi
 rafts and AobhieA JaMes'
 Smoky, thg GuWAufss Waugh an Jackson, Animals aad MeA lA Almar7 ana Ellllai- 4The AtW MaY flower
 Ihia new ser4ice wiIi be tll4a fqE q tWu yeaI perlud aAd IAg elaIiHu4Mce uf N aftel tAAi tma .Wlll dgpeAd upon lia augeEaa duFinH lAe tWa ye4fs
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
ECONOMIST 10 SPEAK .kT LEAGUE MEETING

A University ot Alaska aaan- Mnlsi, IIaHa A Iehaeat MIil aa- IIpgl iht aiIHal AanaAeE address TIilHastHH IAe NlNEn4nAl J A l4eagAe ui Alaskan Ll4ias lpH- NantIaA iA IuAeAA according ttt Aa I. Mg@paaalH lAANai aI lha host elly AAl Aiaa pl4s.leHt al Ins Laakus
 Ilasgh 4s4ulIaIa professor at atuHUMIys t4 tAg lIAiNGf4ItY 4 .A4W Dep4fINyAt 4t History Ll# OnUlnils AAl Political 1alehlai .Wlll speAH 0I Building iiAAitfis NuUn0lAlt EHyiraA4lAeAI4
 IIl 4Auaal banquet beiRA Hela 5atura4F al pA wv yh4 MalaM .uIa lUla AQaH4 Nill NIud up tl4e .tlrgH laa ull Aall aay litie4 alA 4eutl0u. AgW leaaI4 officers elgyteq VlIIal WV Nllg lHAY AA tAa Aautlal 8l4NAG5a meeting Ntll aa IIAt4v4uell ty agy delegates a4l HAgll5
 \ llAsH #uuNHMlH scheduled NA lHHaIaaa ihl Convention lIA HAlllG4
 Sessions ilIyAI4.ll IMa E4YHNtH iaheaAQH HluAA4l liHaalhta4t lAe@ INAtiYl airtltaE Ani aauNtal a14At lAAl IA lha i+NAaAg uf lAlAHalHIa @iitas HAAl HHRAaaAaEllH lliAH Aht. i#rAaAM Municipal Association tta+
 HUFt aEVNNli aAief AE lAhlla A4# \ nHHialrAtlll4 @ANNIaA teani MatA iAl aH legislative atuliaa Faf tllk In4W Siata 0i AlaaEa4. M llfH AfAMAn5 ehAlAMaM 4t taa lAItA MI aHAttla fMA4a@ AAMltAfll4a iar tAe Gnunell naa MeBgA hAaa at tl4t iMunAtinal dapafMAMf of H'aalat Ahd MafshaIlt ANaatnl#Mt DAhh efA ahd brokers lE aeANtlal MaDl I'Hllalle lf th4 A lAaka Rualli t MafEa statt lAofah M aAah lhla i engineer ai tha Aaald Of htrt Nj Underwriters at the Pautla Al 1 a1ka Aife Marshal Miitan l5ear M iHgaF Ana Alaska Insurance NaM
 missioner haaa Duncan aHd A
 M aMtak. Aiaaka Division Ra aineaf at tIH AafnAa ai hnhlif
 Ra4da. .#|a#.
 Attending tha Aantian fran
 iiaimaf aFa laitT ltaanaiiaH ha' # Lancaster aad titl lIark HmiAN 8 at. Riatfa aa Wali as Mfs lAiaAlH
 Miakl aAeeAtiNa secretary MAI tnN E-eagaa af Alaskan Gitiaat
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
500 PALMER PUplLS MEET FAMOUS FIRE DOG STARRY.

Over zoo pupils of Swanson and Central schools Aiet Stan LaHsun of tha Ansharaga fifg DeAaft.
 ient and the department maaa0l Snarky on I'uaAdat at thia week when Larson presented fifn pfe- ventlon prQHfaMs at the iMa schools
 Accompanied by PalmeF EYER Chief Bernard BouweAa, Larson spoke before assemblies at iha tM0 schools aud distributed lii efature a4 iar As it WOuAd Au. Ad altuhal Iitefatare Wiil he 4ent tn Palmer faf fuftAef disirlhur \ Itian Many af the pupils received cheek liats tronl which tAey Will datefmina aAy tire hazard ir thHlr homes
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
Scouts lO Distribute c-I1 lianAbooks Sat.

The IlVil Defense handbook 4H hafng preparedness WAllt Nas ta A4Yl ly4a AiaarlbaIe.l in lAg N4l4 ls.y aEAA lHAt Saturday MllllluN ha distributed .#tAia Saturday be. aiAAinA al Iu Afn
 Al#N M l.HB4A dN.aQGaF Hf tla Greater HaiGAat C.l1 Al4a Rlgl4M ed ,Ap aaa AaptH 1f Aha haaahauha H Ahohqra#e thla Week fhey Mill iaa Aatiibuial ta NaNaa tAroHehoHN the nalley lp n4na h@fa af Iha fainH iiQN lauAt taaah aa tAr aa thaE aa lhata ia a Fa#aiaIIiiH thAi additional Aanaa aaaka aiAN ht4 AhtAihai 4Ad it sa WHI ha dRtHlhathd lt iaieA iaNe.
 lfe RaMRhiat liata f4ge aieRs ia saiety MAI thR hNah M l ala aaiaE natAtai MAI manrmAda aad 4li tamiAiea afa Arsad ta carefully tead aad tailaM ihe HfatRAation
 aI tarth il ihe pamphlet
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
Firen1ons WorksEiOp Needs More Toys

Toys aE beginning tn he tAfn. aa iH t1i HHH aaIlne volunteer ttAenAlaS IAfIsiaAa Iay igpAif sAaH several a1Ngs ag models Ngt4 IalAlI axet tu lAa nllA iAis Nlak \ AilYcll is IA tAa process lf ntag IepAItI ana a IeM 0tAar miscellaneous tilHas afA yetAR liNea NY A4l IlI4AllI
 l-aIs I45tl 4t4 Aelslea tFt aitiI HuiAtad uut KY Aalp a4utA ~l4u4 gA Als CHRISTMAS lNuAll tIaa YtAl. Iuy4f iH aAy condition WlIl Dl WyllqHed lp8ll pAl-A sucA As NAtTA WAeaIs, ara ANYWAYS Aega g4 UU4tritiutIals 4Aay AA laIt 4l lHv IlIq I4All, At tAa alElee nI tAg kl Commissioner aAA tIl4 AlIeH aan AnpV t4 aal up lM4 collection as,I4Nia wv IlA4l si0Ias sometime thNa AgaHk. Il .IlYuUQ Naa aA 4Et4 elN t4u IANAr ll Iaat aEYp qlA aHr taMEllAeHla H4at lN possible lN pi4A tAa IlaEl lp ". tAa llltlAHr 4ra notified
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
HCmamakers invite Valley Women 10 Achievement Day
Mrs ToaHph kTUscaVAHe WIll

Mrs Joseph KlIscavase Will preside at tAe morning session aI tlAa annual lIun4#AAkArA AuAieNrH lManl Day program E0 Ae AHla aA tomorrow iM tha basement af tAo United Protestant ChAtah 'ifhR program Will hARla NM i0t5D aHAA- 4Ml continue nAiii at30 pint
 DMine tha morning program tHH installation ll GhAnhii nfil1 eefs wlll ha haia aad ShifleF 5mith Miil present ilast f0f fo1 dAy ahe hQpnttme lnAelit tiaI- monies ia Faad Wiii tnlA0M tha pragfam theme. harmoaias 1f MnrkiAg fagathai "
 EIe afternoon aaasian Wili 1f presided avRf bT Mra kfank Ma- kaazle Hafiag the aftaftlQan lhf following CHAIRS Mill present skita- suttonettes, 'Jlmmy Grack Iofn WasiIIa, aHane Talent tfialAFi. VieM, tEiatmonY on tAa Aif. lolddmster4, Teaching lhen ta DEWe 50ufduuEA A Birthday Paliy B4s Laka, 7lluHlasENaaata EatnSnisM isulle IIRiAualas W4tA lAe AutIe IHuglaAr @Ght4H glak lIaHnunlesa lIappy NAllGy, Everyone HeIps EasA 0NAaI Ih Happy N4ilv4 ana AiyAtDlAd, FllfGet Harmony
 Woman w thg YaIlaE aIg4 ate cordially iA4ilgu Iu 4IIGud tAl aA ltil program whether 1I- Hyt a member Ji 4 AuiutlAaEaI ellill. lAl aAau4l program Hus AlMAys proven l1 he 4aty entertaining tA 4NuIy fa4ptlt INV addition la IAA AUslt,ll4l4 programs 4hera Ygli INV dlsplAy iFuI4 lIia uAA1tla 4lu4s
 Iae IuAlhean l4 Heilg Rrepaf. e.a DY lHa N4I4lAa 4luAA wItA AaNlI llYlA tJ tualaA W 4pellHl4 HANt 4A aA MN4l MAi4M Aitl raAAlsl lf AAsaut4lla a4luAa dtuHaf IallA. Hl44 aul HallHA
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
CHAMBER HEAD
 POINTS OUT NEED (F WORKING TOGETHER
Working together was stressed

Working together was stressed BY klp lIAadlest0A+ president oE thg Anchorage Chamber Dl Com melre WAA Was guest spaaAef 4t lAq November meeting 0l tha Matanuska Valley Chamber luncheon meeting
 lIlaalAStUn spoke specifically abOul alt Alaska Chambers work ing together 0n proposals lu Ag made regarding roads in Alaska He pointed out that 4t tAe M Gent Alaska Chamber meet iAg all delegates Mei.s ln favor VI a lRrfy system in tAe Southeast ern part uf Alaska. However ' l4 pointed out. Aa one knew iust where lhe money would rlme from t0 get lhe system operating
 Each aFa4 haa their own Ideas about whai rock work should hA dome. he pointed uut APpru pfiations won't cover all af thaTA and Me mAat get together and dtH aide the heat over all plAn
 N apeelal meeting is being held in Juneau December 4. \, N, at Which timG all Chambers ot Com meree ana eities in Alaska havf been asked io send representa- times At That time lhe repfeaen tatives are expected tn present materials previously prepared by tAelr respective FOad committees. Il ia hoped that representative MI the local Chamber Mill he ahlA to attend the meeting and prH 4ent road needs idf this area.
 lllddlestuIt cautioned Chamber members tAat Ihe valley must prepare tof a tremendous tourist season next Year Ready ar A0l. they afe coming. Ae stated I4 based his predictions an the Inter 4at lA Alaska tA4l Ae found uA KY Recent trlp t0 Atlanta, Georgia Where Ae participated M x rele hlalAuH WslguMinR AlasAA aa tl4y 45tA state
 "lhlrease ymr Chamber mgm blrship. Ae urged Any man ln business iA thiA 4laa Wha ls Hol melubtf pI IAe Chamber la sAirAiAa Hls auly Hh added. a4 tAH Chamber works I0i all bus nassa,, he added
 lhg Anchorage Chamber pftsl dant a@AiA stressed lAe need tN M0lh together HH offered tAe IN alataiA4 of tAa Anchorage lham btr committees any tAne theY gaa ba af help
 Be prepared faf the tourist
 get ready faf crash program
 inf lheY afe 0n then way, he concluded
 illadleAlon was introduced t0 Iihr Chamber members by Dr8 llse Mckinley who atlyad as ntu gram chairman lA tha absence of hls MlIe wha was unable ln at. -teMd
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
TERRITORIAL POLICE OFFICER ARRIVES HERE

Territorial 7ahea Officer 7ua ft aw4f+4 ahd hta Iamliy haNg i4ed iu HaiNel AHa ata nalt ie ihf4 home M the Hefapa Haaa at tAa aaHnat at AtFpaFa t.1ad 0ftIaaf s5@ast1 Mh0 A4s hea Wfth tHa Hilaiiaffeideediti heaa NAh tiia Territorial Halira aalat anf naMth, c4mh la Palmer aa tA4 AnsharaRe 1lfiaa Raaf His aiiiiiaEAal sitl th6 fe4ft. afiai alife hh Wts member
 sAa tltY aaHea feee AM aal aEiA
 l'he ~ aa1a HHe eHldfFn nGinH al aAa iloM 8nt Ae4i NV HIs 4Ea aGi l#n aIe pupls
 Central sfAqa.
 aFt1 wha replaces. .alfinea att 9gaIfyAlHH Alla aeenty iH4aataiaHd tU #Ae eilenalAHn Ata. 4aai Nylii He Working NAA tlol a4s4 Nelson 4Hi4f attilaf lt tAe la4lfArE tatla
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
information Needed For Bond Sales

AII 4rea aiHglaats MilI he re
 Ylng a44 lonuallHs through
 lAAl ysitiIh tae uaAt llW H They 4gg beIlb 4ailgd hy lagh J4uEa IlteHtly retained bY EH Palmer Independent School M Ilet 44 s4ll5 huAa caHsultaati 4 H3eal4 aI dateilaiutHA ayu4# u#tg .H.utI4ti1u pgyi44aa4 EQ Ft s#lU0l ai#ttll aAa aiiY artas. ~l-e EiUta Mli pattaIH t0 enc 4HuAal at employees. etg atQch rattaA tA-s Al 4MFea bY N ,4lUa companies HeHora lhE4 4se Investments DAum NlII #a44 As salesman .aT tAH I2alnVf W a4lan4eHt a4Aaal A4all4lt llaHi the #aia qt NHIeR Nua #4sHat4ad hH ahaai alattlet e0t.
 liN.t mnia
 AIl merchants receiving IAl
 etInAa44lea aFa Aakea ta gQ. afats ly H4HIl4a tl.HH H4uh ls a4 aa E4HaiAla
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
REGISTRATION OPEN
 ron SNORT COURSES

l'efsans interested in taking shnf5t lanfse aeMedltural sAh lHfLa thit talE afe urRNd to feala tai as saon as possible aa that MaiHIials May M ordered ana the program plaaa completed
 IHa rQRtke WlIl aaVar una snb- ieet aH eveniHA and Will hg siv Rti aa a cooperative Pfolect MAI Inc lHikffa oi Alaska Extension g7ti iaa the Vocational Ednea. AiaA Ilepaftment oI tha Palmer itsA aeA0aL And tha Palmer CuIialAitY Ctullese N Was point 4a 4It hQ AsW i4aak4, disiriet
 IifaRased aoufe wAfe mailed fu a nambe of Yaliag residents las Htsk AafonH nat eeaRlng a aaHF Is aakad ta atan aN the xlanaian aatvies aItltH Ihosa pIaaHiH5 ta take 9He of taofe oi tht pfuRuaed enRfses aia asked Eo fFEltA tAe apPllGatAana Maleh Mill Indicate th4il preferences in tAe a0t4iae4 aa soon As possible.
 A A4MBll 1l persons hAYe reB istaI4 HuI yaFluus lUuI4es
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
H0H-pARTESAH MEET PLANNED AT WASll.E.A: PUBLIC INVITED


 A partisan meeting 0f all lnaal aiaa candidates Miil be held ta tha Maslila high school gym aasiHm tomorrow evening. under thH sponsorship of the Waailla PafaAt Teacher Association The p'4hlil is cordially lnvited lo at tHna.
 Iha program is slated tD be- gin at I,3U p,m and all aandidal Aa haYe been invited to RSnfess tArir yieWs on education M the agW atata af Alaska.
 A4l Independent, Republican, And Democratic candidates have been Invited, including the can lIlAtas f0r the office pf governor. Ihg SlAte senate aad state lagis lAltiiat Local candidates iur the luA-a Doris Mckinley tRl. IaAAeA Hurley tD) aAa Getritt 5AlA4E tll. haVe indicated tAelr pIAAA lu paFIlllpate
 EulI4WlAg their presentations Nha audience Will b4 offered aA opportunity F9 4ueatipR tA4 can alAatg$
 IlAe latteF part of the program Nill. Be devoted IVY issues other thAIl education and tAe audience
 
 Wlll a5AlH wv offered the DppOF lunIty lo question tAa speakers
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
FIRE ENTaNCJESfERS
 TO BE TESTED SATURDAY

Tha public IS reminded that a representative ffonl the Anchor age Oxygen Gp will be M Eal mer Saturday, November 8 lo ta4l Iite eNtlAsnishers There VIII bA nu lhafA4 fui tAia seI4ile and all persons using tAe large tFpe eNtInaAisheI5 are invited ta take lAam t0 the aiiy fife man between g.au An ana 5 pm iul tAiA seI Vlee
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
GARDEN CLUB VOTES WINTER RECESS

Members ot the Palmer laar dan Cluh haYe decided ta pDst- puAe thalf regular meetings auf- ln# the MiAler months Meetings Will be resumed ln eafy spring.
 Because lhera will be Au meet InBs thia winter the club Mlll mot be sponsoring tha annual lhiiat- nas lighting contest, N Waa ah- 4ouneed. Amy otheI organization or plAb Wha wiShas ta sponsor auah program In the valley AreA N welcome tp do so mamhela 4aid,
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
ELKS BASKETBALL
 MEETING MONDAY

A meeting ls planned Fof Maa 4aY A0Yamh4r lU M K p.n at ElAs AAIl fuT all meA ana Waman BAsAHthAll playeEs AIl Interested persons ara invited ta attend. leaFA members afe reaaestea to taAg lAg4l uniforms tu lha meet tA4 su tAaY llay be lleaMedt
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
RUTH p. NELSON
 TO WED ON NOV. f5

Mi and MTs Faal NeI8aH oI R4in#f anh0aaae tha aamaE marriage at theit danaAtef Rnth peafl, ta t.IHud Raiaf soh aI Mr ana hIHs MIAEs hailaN aI DaNid sai4 Nafth IAataIiaa
 Ihe aeiamaaN Wltf he haLd at a nH al tAG lhufch at 40d an saIntlaB NnrInbaE fa Ma iA Vii4tians MIlI he maliea Ehe faHa 4iY iAHit4s aNI Ht46ads ta Attaaa lHg gaisa4aa5 4ad tHa reception NHIeH WiIl t4IuW at Maaaa AaIi.
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
FAIR hSSOClATE0Ni AhHyAL MEErlNG TO BE NOvthBER IF


 fhe 4HHaaf membership meet
 aA tHe HHaAHaAa 4atAsY FaiF ssagiatioa W.lI be Aeld at Gran
 4aII "Wednesday, A04eMbrt l-i HLHalAg at pn, reminded 64N Gotten, iait association pfesl etlt. tAls week lUltga AlEla all Association members lo attend al meeting 4ld Haal tA4 annual aults aAI learn more about tAe .aaaial operations WI lAe Fe- a4aily alllNg5aful N4liuy FAly
 lass MeNh W Financial standing s priatNa V4 HIAl fr4atlufslnaA, l4N shyWa each member where .t.4 mnngy e4nlA nom aHa lor A.At lt is dispersed
 Anticipating aA eVal bigger H.l M9rg successful iuil AasS teaN Iutlau uHa othgI bQafa Hefuhal Nlga e4aA member ta a.-auu taa 4Ilaal meeting aAd participate WI tAa association s
 Iuuna welh programs
 Vacancies a4 taa auaHa at di atuEa WIll la IlIIad bY lAt membership And annual reports ll he made Following tNg eethe eaitae aud luaAhauts .st! aI aRfiaed
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
POLICE TO PICK up ALL DOGS RUNNING LOOSE AS or NOV. 10

Due l0 the laTgR number ut Hogs gHEing 0n the Pal+ mef school grounds daily aa 3i Monday, November t1, all dnRs tanna running loose Mill We picked np and disposed ot by arder of the chief Mi po Aca Chief B0nWens pointed ouG that hazards t0 the school shlldren Wlth the large dogs eDngfegaIing AM thail play areas DOS oMnefs are 4rged ta Keep their dugs home
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
MOOSE LODGE PLANS rEEN-hCE PARTY

AHUlWRl7 IdeH+agU parIy WITH 1A Hllu wv Palmer MDlsg AalE tomorrow niEHt Tie p4Ily Wlll H4 Aal4 tlam W pM 4Alil tnidhi8At 4Ha admission Wlll la ny c4rl Anl W z5 eeHt 4A4uag Hlll na made th help Wilh N4fNasAlA4nt eApenses. 4Ag parties 4r4 sponsored l0r aally by tha LoYal Qfdal of Moose
The frontiersman., 1958-11-06
V.F.W. To Present
 Ma fTruns Gny Program

Members 0E tllp NNtNEaHA w f'areiMn Wafs af Waaiila will pie- 5aat M Veterans Day program at the WasiIla slA0al syinAasAH4 aA Tuesday November WV at NJ aAs.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-18
CuandO fue ArresadO
.Peronista Eduardo Colon IIevaba
Datos de Plan Terrorista

la cabeza hundida entire los hon.
bros-de Posadas, en- I'm avion es-
pecial.
Colon tom6 anteayer un avi6n
brasileno en- Asuncion Paraguay,
ciudad en- que reside, para trasla-
darse a Montevideo, pero ell apara-
to Sc VIC obligado a aterrizar en- la
ciudad argentina de Posadas, de-
Dido a una fuerte tormenta.
I'm Official de la policia reconoci6
a Colon y 10 detuvo.
Posadas Sc encuentra en- la pro-
vincia de Misiones, que eS una es-
trecha faja de terra situada entire
Paraguay y Brasil.
Los pasajeros declararon que
Colon Sc puso frenetico de tenor
cuando Sc enter6 que ell avion ate.
r%rizaria en- la Argentina, pals en- ell
que las autoridades Sc han querella
do ante los tribunales de justicia,
una docena de veces, contra -el,
a%cusandole de TRACTION y otros de-
litos.
Los pasajeros dijeron que Co.
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