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Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14
NELLIE LOU EN- HOLLYWOOD
Ernest Borsnine Enamorodo Pere no Divide sus
Negoeios. - Artistas Mexieunos en- Hollywood

Oct. (SPo)-
Aunque quiza alguno no me 10
erea, Frank Rosenberg ha con-
hnuado entrevistando chicas his
psnas para la lfutura produc-
cion de Gums Up. Entire las
que ultimamente entrevisto Sc
encontraba la simpatica Gu.
bsnita LLAMA Moves quien me
dijo en- dias pasados que ha fir
mado con Michael Curtiz para
hacer 3 peliculas, una en- la In
dia, una aqui y otra en- Mexi-
co .Volviendo a Rosenberg,
creo, estimado senior, que va es,
tuvo "suave" de tanto entrevis-
tar mo Sc lie hace? Ell refran
dice que para muestra, un bo-
QUISICOSAS - Sam Weller.
gerente personal de Ernest Borg,
nine, esta mas sosegado, por-
que pudo por fin hablar con Su
cliente y amigo para confirmar
la fecha de principle de SUI pc
licula THE Summer of the 18th
Doll" que hara en- Australia,
empezando ell 20 de noviembre
.. La MGM en- Mexico organi-
20 un coctei para Katy y Ernes-
to, estrellas de "The Badlan-
ders", y Ell idllio que viven es-
toS dos va a ayudar a la taquilla
de dicha pelicula, no cabe la
menor duda. Sam no saba
sun cuando estaria aqui de re-
greso Ernesto va que no ten
dra que salir rumbo a Austria
liza nasta fines de octubre Isl
va en- barco) para empezar la
filmacion a TEMPO, conque de
aqui a esa fecha, quien sabe 10
que pasara. .Esperan aqui la
llesada del Lie Miguel Aleman
Velasco en- estos dias, para ulti-
mar los detalles de la delega-
ci0n que asistira de Hollywood
a Mexico para la resena filmi-
ca, que tendra lugar en- octu-
bre .Vimos a Jose Bolanos y
Carlos Rivas en- las escalinatas
del Ayuntamiento la noche del
"Grito'. . .BolanoS esta muy
contento, conque creo que va
tiene cast cast arreglado 10 de
Il firma de Anthony Quinn en-
un contrato para una pelicu-
la -. iOjo, Emilio Fernandez!
=. I'm colega mic dijo en- dias
pdsados: "Gustavo Rojo espera
la !legada de SUI prometida Eric.
ka Remberg en- octubre". La
ch:ca lego hce una semana, Sc
hospeda en- ell miSmo hotel que
Gustavo y saldra para Europa
on compa1ia del actor, muy
pronto, va que ella tiene que ir
a Alemania para ell doblaje de
su ultima cinta y Gustavo tie.
ne una pelicula pendiente en-
Espaha .Pof cierto que no me
extranaria que Sc casaran antes
de salir de aqui -. Ell papel de
Gustavo la han alargado en- "The
Miracle" conque el esta conten-
to-. Caray, con Eddie Fisher!
LO que hace la Coca Cola $50.
Definitivamente Ell y Debbie Sc
divorciaran Elizabeth Tay-
lor continua muy quitada de la
pena y sus amistades intimas
estan convencidas de que no Sc
casaIa con Eddie, que para ella
fue simplemente una conquis.
Ia mas -.
TINTINADAS. - Richard
Conte hara They Came to Cor.
dura' con Gary Cooper y Rita
Hayworth para Columbia. . An.
da por aqui Christiane Martell.
Dicen que esta interesada en-
filmar en- Hollywood .Dicen
que Charles Chaplin quiere vol.
yer a vivir en- Estados Unidos
pero 10 veo dificil Cornell
Wilde quiere c~ontratar a Mau.
rice Chevalier (que ACADIA de
eumplir 10Y para hacer de pa.
pa suyo en- arrows in the Sun"
:. Susan Kohner tiene ell papel
mas grande de SUI carrera en-
"The Big Fisherman" que filma.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14
GRAN BANQUETE
EN- HAMBURGO

HAMBURGC Oct. 10 (UPD-
Alrededor de 500 representan-
ties de gobiernos, diplomaticos,
cientificos y hombres de nego-
clio Iatinoamericanos y alema-
mes. participaron hoy en- ell ami
versario del descubrimiento de
America que tue conmemora-
do con I'm banquete Official.
La reunion fue patrocinada
por la Association G~ermano-Ibe-
ro-Americana, como la hace
anualmente.
En- discurso que subrayo Ell
interes del gobierno de Alema-
MIA Occidental en- sus relacio-
-lPasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14
Pig. 6-DIARl0 Las AMERICAS
Ell "Dfo de la Rdza"
CeIebrado en- Vdrids
CopifoIes del Mundo


WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, u
PI) = Representatives. de Espa-
ma, America Latina e Italia
participaron aver en- los actos
tradicionales de celebration del
dia de la raza en- la capital nor
teamericana
Ell consejero de la embajada
Argentina Alberto j, Prando en-
representation de las naciones
lstlnoamericanas ell Embaiador
espanol Jose NJ Areilza y Ell Mi.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14

tros ldeales historicos de paz,
justicia y felicidad".
Areilza subrayo la hazana de
Color y Ell papel iugado por
Espana en- la civilization de las
tierraS de este continente, y
Ortona hizo notar que Estados
Unidos sigue hoy la gran tradi-
ci6p del descubrimiento de Co
lon con sus esfuerzos para con-
qdIstar ell espacio sideral.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-14

vara mas de 5 meses en- filma-
cion .Lita Milan anda en- San
to Domingo quien sabe 81 va
convertible en- esposa de aquel
general, pero de todos MOODS,
esta disfrutando de todas las
atenciones que ell dinero a mon
tones, consigue, a juzgar por la
cantidad que derrocho cuando
estaba cortejandola aqui en-
Hollywood. .Creo que Clint
Walker hara las PAGES con War
ner Eel es la ~estrella de Che
yenne' y esta pidiendo mas di
nero entire otras coSas o no fiji
ma mas television para ellos)
hara una pelicula de largo ma
trsje para ellos Gene Tief
ney nseo We muy bien, complete.
menfe restablecida y es posi-
BILE que filme en- la Fox donde
adn esta bajo contrato.
NELLIE LOU q galera) Fran
CON ~CASTANUELAS = Ma
rilyn Monroe dice que no pien-
sa perder mas libras, porque a
SUI marido lie GUSTAV gorditas
:. .Debbie ahora pide medic mi
Hon de dolares por pelicula mas
ell 10 por ciento de entradas
brutas =. Liz pide 700 mil do
lares -. .GQuien dijo que las
gentes quieren que sus artistas
Sc porten como sus pacificos We
cinos? :. ,Rossano Brazil llega
en- estos dias a filmar 1.-THE
Belessing" con Maurice Cheva-
lier y Deborah Kerr :. Brazil
continue casado con Lydia, pa
ra maravilla de muchas de las
estrellitas de Hollywood, va que
Lydia esta algo gordita, pero
tiene simpatia por kilos. .diria,
arrobas -. Sophia Loren es una
de las estrellas de mas fama hoy
pero en- su propio pals, nj flu nj
ia y TODD porque esta casada
con Carlo Ponti, quien segun las
leyes italianas, esta casado con
SUI primera esposa E. Hal Roach
esta comprando estaciones de
television y radio, atm.
Frank Sinatra y Sammy Davis
Jr., seran los nuevoS duenos de
Ciro's. ..iSabian ustedes que Ell
negrito Sammy es de religion
i~sreaelita? Y es amigo intimo
de Sinatra Rita Hayworth
MEGA que ella y su marido es-
ten de malas Marion Brando
no quiere dar permiso a que to-
men fotografias de su hijito aun.
:. Peter Viertel Sc esta divor-
ciando de su esposa y nadie
duda por un momentO, de que Sc
casara luego con Deborah Kerr,
quien esta decidida a sacar su
divorcio en- California donde los
tribunales sin duda alguna, Sc.
rian mas benignos con ella,
sobre TODD en- la question de las
ninas que no quiere ella perder,
..iSabian ustedes que hay mas
aparatos de television en- los no.
cares americanos que baneras?
En- serio, al parecer, a mis- pal
sanos les importa mas la diver
sion que hacer una vida higieni-
ca banandose =. .Por ejemplo,
hay mas de AZ millones de apa-
ratios de television en- uso en- los
hogares americanos, mientras
que hay solamente Al millones
y medic de baneras
TERMINANDO - Yul Bryn.
ner esta filmando aqui "The
Sound and the Fury, con joan
ne Woodward (quien anuncio
que espera la cigiiena en- la
p%rimavera, estando casada CO.
saben con Paul Newman) y
Sc partia de risa cuando un co.
lega lie ~preguntaba 81 era cierto
que pensaba casarse con una
actriz inglesa que conoci6 aho-
ra en- Europa :. 81, porque lle-
va algunos amos casado con Vir-
ginia Gilmore y dice Yul que
sus intenciones son de con-
tinuar casado algunos antics
mas :. Guy Madison y su es-
posa Sheila icon 8 bebes) SO
AAaa. l. ---...
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
Members Of Butte
Fire Association
Names Directors

Members of the Butte Fire
Association last night named five
of their number to the board Of
directors and voted to adopt by
laws presented at the meeting.
Named to the board of directors
were: Bill easier, Al Frey (2-yr.
terms), Joe Lentz, IT., Duane
Goodrich and r, ]. Heddles for
one-year terms.
During the past year consid-
cradle Improvement on the fire
fighting equipment and facilities
has been made possible BY the
association. The fire truck, in
excellent working order and well
equipped, is housed inside the
fire hall, as is the associations
auxiliary tank trailer which has
its own pump and hose. The &C
QUESTION of the tank increases
the available water supply by
over 100 per cent. An oil furnace
was installed with which to heat
the fire hall and a siren now
sounds when fires are reported.
In addition, the association has
secured a telephone fire warning
system, through which one per
son on each Butte party line may
be called, all at the same time,
as a conference" call. It is now
possible to reach five volunteer
firemen at one time, and they in
turn call others on their own line
to help fight the fire. This serv-
ice is provided by calling the
Palmer fire department. Through
an arrangement made with the
Matanuska Telephone Associa-
ton, the Butte Fire Association
will receive $40 credit on their
!, telephone bill for each new tele-
phone subscriber they acquire
for the association from either
the Butte or Palmer areas. Fire
association members were urged
to contact their friends and
neighbors who would be inter
ested in obtaining telephone
service SO that the association
may have the credit.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
LITTLE LEAGUE PLAY
BEGINS NEXT MONDAY

Little League baseball gets
under way next Monday evening
(Mays 26) on the Little League
diamond in the Coop area.
Players are to be at the field in
complete uniform not later than
Gas. Game time is TOO pm.
Playing Monday night will be
the Dodgers, sponsored by the
Palmer Moose lodge and the IN
dams, sponsored by the Palmer
Kiwanis Club.
Other games next week include
the following: Tuesday, Braves
(Koslosky's Department Store)
Tvs. Giants (Jonesville Miners
Union. Wednesday, Indians VS..
Dodgers. Thursday, Giants vs..
Braves.
A complete schedule for the
first half Of the playing season
will be published next week.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22

Thelma Cope, member of the
Theta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi,
has been named delegate from
that chapter, to attend the Terri
torial BSP Convention to be held
in Sitka next month.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
Two Vet Groups
To Sell Poppies
Here Saturday

Residents throughout the val
ley are reminded that Saturday,
May "a will be Poppy Day in
Palmer. Members of the Mata-
nuska Valley American Legion
Auxiliary Unit and their as
sistants will be on the streets
bright and early on that date, as
will representatives of the Wa
silla Veterans of Foreign Wars
and their Auxiliary Unit.
Both veterans organizations
will stage their annual Poppy
Day event at the same time and
all residents are urged to wear
tive poppies on that date.
Poppies for both of these or
CARNATIONS are made by veterans
confined to hospitals throughout
the United States. The work pro-
vides both an occupation and an
income for these veterans. Pro
ceeds from the Poppy Day pro
jects are used locally in assist
ance to veterans
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
j. c. Harder
Road-e-o Winner

AS winner of the Jaycee's Safe
Driving Road-e-o, held in Palm
er this past Saturday. J. G. Har-
der, senior at Palmer High
School, leaves friday for Juneau
where he will participate in the
State contest. Harder, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Meyer, OUT
scored nine other youths in the
safe driving contest which in
Guided both written and driving
tests. In addition to the three-day
trip to Juneau, Harder was
awarded Hamilton electric
wrist watch which was donated
by the Matanuska Valley Bank,
the MV.F.C.A., Pippel Insurance
and Bert's Drug Store, and an
engraved plaque.
Walter Phillips placed second
in the combined tests and Colin
Mick was third. Others partici-
pating were Henry Gallant, Lee
roy Heaven, Jesse Wilson, John
Boyd, Tim Mcmahon, Bythel
Compton and Roy Felix. Certif-
icates of accomplishment were
awarded to all participants as
well as the business houses who
contributed the watch.
Jaycee John Aper, chairman Of
the Road-e-o, said all high school
students were enthusiastic about
the contest which was held here
for the first time this year. John
Gore, Jaycees president, extend
ed his appreciation to all who
participated in the Road-e-o and
helped with its great success.
The Palmer winner will be
travelling to Juneau via PNA with
the Road-e-o winner from the
Anchorage area. The State win
ner will 60 to Washington, D. G
in August on an expense-paid
trip, and compete in the finals
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
SO PMS SENIORS
GRADUATE FRIDAY

Don Fridley, assistant super
Eintendent of Anchorage schools,
will address the 1858 graduating
class of Palmer High School at
commencement exercises to be
held in the school gymnasium
tomorrow at 8 pm.
The high school Pioneer Band
will play Stout Hearted Men"
for the professional, followed by
the invocation by the Rev. Cliff
ford S, Mcconnell. who will also
offer the benediction. The high
school chorus will present Ralph
E Williams Root and Leaves"
followed by Betty 10 Wilson, sa-
lutatorian, who will speak on
What Is America" Dorothy ].
Lentz, valedictorian, will speak
on Wilder Roads Ahead" fol-
lowing which the band will offer
Leoni's chapel Shrine"
Following the address by Mr..
Fridley, the chorus will sing a
spiritual, "Rock-a Ma Soul"
Presentation of awards will be
made BY William Zahradnicek,
school superintendent and Keith
A.. Smith, high school principal,
will present the class. Awarding
Of diplomas will be done by
George Ed Smith, president of
the. Palmer Board of Education.
Following the benediction the
Continued on Page 8
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
COUNCIL STUDIES
'58 SCHOOL BUDGET /;
MAY alter TAX RATE

Members of the Palmer City
Council met on Tuesday evening
of this week to consider the
Palmer Indepedent School Dis
trict budget of proposed expendi-
lures for the school year 1858
So.
The budget was gone over
cage by page, and many points
were discussed by the councilmen
and explained by William Zah-
radnicek, councilman and super
lntendent of schools. The latter
included d resume of needed con
Struction.
The total proposed budget fig
ure is $629, 1881. 1t is estimated
that $478,12O.72 will be received
from territorial and federal re-
ceipts, leaving a balance for To-
cal contribution of $15l, 008. 70,
which means that an 11-mill tax
rate would be needed to meet
the operating budget. However,
the minimum amount needed, to
meet present construction needs,
would call for an additional one
mill tax
Two years ago 1855 the tax
rate in the school district was IL
mills; in the city, 5 mills for a
total in the city of Is mills. In
1857 the school district tax rate
dropped one mill because of a
surplus" in funds obtained from
delinquent taxes. The city added
one mill and the total in the city
was the same 16srnill rate as the
previous year. The Palmer board
of education is requesting the
CITY allow an 11-mill tax rate
in the school district and a five
mill rate in the city, for the same
l6-mill total. This proposal would
mean that the city would be OPP
Grating on one mill less than
in 1857.
The school district was recently
notified that some $4,000 was
available to the district under
federal impact law. This money
is definitely needed for construc-
ton of additional class rooms IN
the elementary schools. Super
1ntendent Zahradnicek told coun-
Gil members that a To-day ex-
tension has been requested on
acceptance of these funds to pro-
vide time to make definite plans
for its use.
'tConstruction plans were not
ready when we were notified OF
the availability Of these funds,
he pointed out. The only way
we could have been ready would
have been to have hired an arch
itect in advance and had these
costs without knowing whether
or not we would be getting any
funds the other alternative
was to start plans after we are
notified. In this case, we had
Continued on Page -
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
PERSONAL TRIBUTE
TO WAR DEAD

A bright red poppy on
your lapel Saturday will
show that you remember and
honor those who gave their
lives in defense of America.
The day will be Poppy Day.
Volunteers from the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary will be
on the streets with baskets Of
memorial peoples which ev-
eryone will be asked to wear
in honor of the nations war
dead. The peoples, made by
disabled veterans, are crepe
paper sreplicas of the wild
peoples Of France and Elan
ders which grew between
the crosses, row on row. in
war cemeteries in those
countries, natures oral tri-
butte to the battle dead.
Wearing a poppy Saturday
will be your personal tribute
to those gallant dead.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
Big PARADE AND
FREE BARBECUE
HIGH. IGH Ting DAY

In observance of the start Of
the 'Matanuska Valley Colony in
May of 1885, and honoring early
day settlers, the Matanuska Val
ley Chamber Of Commerce will
sponsor Colony Day here On Sun
day, May Is.
Al Brooks, who is serving as
general chairman Of the event,
states it looks like the celebra-
ton will be one of the biggest
and best ever held.
Events get under way with the
Fly-In, Drive-In breakfast being
sponsored by the Matanuska Val
ley Airmen's Association at the
airport from 1880 am. until noon.
The main program starts at |
pm. with big parade, in which
members of the PHS Pioneer and
junior bands and drum corps will
participate, as well as the Wasil-
Ia high school band Marching
units will include members OF
/ the 23rd Infantry first battalion
tank and self-propelled howit-
ger; the CAP. Cadet Squadron
from Elmendorf; members of
co. c, 18Oth Engineer Bn.,
US.A.R., local Cub Scouts, the
Artic Trails Riding Club, the
Chugach Range Riders, and a
: number of entries in the float
sections. Tom Moffitt will enter
his Model r Ford.
Cash prizes will be awarded
in four divisions Of the float Sec
tions, with first, second and third
place winners taking home prizes
of SIS, $40 and S. in the com
mercial, fraternal, individual and
kids and their pets divisions
Preference will be shown for
workmanship and those includ-
ing Colony Day in their theme.
The reviewing stand will be at
the ARR loading dock and sett
lers and colonists will be on the
stand with the judges.
The always popular free bar
becue will feature baked Mata
nuska Valley potatoes prepared
BY Rice's Bakery, and choice,
tender barbecued beef. Brooks
said the "critter" was one Of the
incest he has seen in a long time.
It was obtained from the Hol
stien and Bradley farm. While
the barbecue is being served a
number of programs will run ST.
simultaneously including events
for the children; horseback polo
IN which members of the Chu
gach Range Riders and the Mata-
nuska Valley Riders will com
pete; free movies Of the Lake
George breakup, to be shown
, BY members of the Anchorage
! Jaycees, and the Machetanz film
on the Matanuska Valley; various
concessions will operate on the
midway; there will be military
displays including a guided mis-
siie, band presentations; drills
BY the CAP. Cadets, and many
other events.
Souvenir buttons will be sold
and 10 free airplane rides award
ed to lucky ticket holders.
All coionists and settlers, who
Continued on page b
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22

DR.. Les Klebesadel Of the Ag-
riculture Experiment Station and
Mrs. Klebesadel leave for Col
lege today where they will at-
tend baccalaureate and COM
mencement exercises. While at
College DR.. Klebesadel will Be
doing work at the Experiment
Station. Mrs. Klebsadel IS regis
trar for the Palmer Community
College, Of which DR.. Klebesa-
del is director.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
VALLEY TO OBSERVE 23RD COLONY DAY
Extro Woter Allowed

City of Palmer water users:
who have gardens and lawns
will again this year benefit
from the summer water
bonus schedule, it was de-
cided at the May 10 meeting
of the City Council. The
same schedule will apply as
has been used the past few
years. Persons using water
for gardens and lawns will
be allowed 1000 gallons over
their previous three-month
average. The summer sched-
ule goes into effect on the
June billing and will con
tinue through July and Au--
gust.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-05-22
Memorial Services
Planned BY Legion

Memorial Day service plans
were made BY the Matanuska
Valley American Legion Post
No. Is at their regular meeting.
L. P. Rorrison and Ray Lancaster
were named co-chairmen in
charge Of preparing the GENE
terry for Memorial Day.
Tomorrow evening (anytime
after 4:3O p.m.) was set for a
general cleanup time. The pub
lie is invited to help in this pro
iect and urged to attend Me
mortal Day services On May 80.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-20
BlufftOn Hospital
NOVEMBER II

NOVEMBER IL
Admitted: Mr.. Kimmel Mar
shall, Bluffton. .
NOVEMBER 13
Admitted: Robert Logan, Bluff
ton; Mrs. Ernest Moss, Williams
town. ..m-.
Discharged: Mrs. Alice Luigi
bill, Bluffton; Kimmel Marshall,
Bluffton.
. NOVEMBER IA
Discharged: Gary Beck, Bea-
verdam; Mrs. James Szabo,
Bluffton; Mrs. Gerald Bibler and
baby, McComb; Mrs. Donald
Reichenbach and baby, Pandora; !;
Norman Henry, Bluffton.
NOVEMBER Is
Admitted: Clinton Balmer, Mt.
Cory.
Discharged: Mrs. Robert Math-
ewson, Bluffton; Mrs. Morris
Groman and baby, Bluffton.
NOVEMBER 16
Admitted: MIR. Leroy Deeds,
Findlay. r-'
Discharged: Mrs. Dale Zeisloft,
Rawson; Robert Logan, Bluffton.
NOVEMBER II
Admitted: Daniel SommerS,
Beaverdam; Everett Doty, Ar
lington; Myron Reichenbach,
Pandora.
Discharged: Daniel Sommers,
Beaverdam; Mrs. Ernest Moss,
Williamstown; Mrs. Robert
Boehm and baby, Dunkirk; Mrs.
Donald Stevenson and baby, Raw
son.
NOVEMBER IS .-.
Admitted: Joan Long, Lafay-
ette.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-20
NdtiUe BLuftOn Man NelU Minister
Of Christian Ed. At Lima Church

The Rev. Earl D. Luginbuhl,
native of Bluffton, has been
called to serve as minister of
Christian education on the staff
of the Central Church of Christ
in Lima, it was learned this
week. He began his duties in
Lima last Saturday.
At the Lima church, Rev. Mr..
Luginbuhl will be associated with
the Rev. Paul Runk, senior pas
tor for the past 15 years. His
duties will be in the field of the
church school, junior church,
youth activities, vacation church
school and in enlistment and
training of teachers.
The former Bluffton man, son
of Mrs. Dora A. Luginbuhl of
430 West Elm street, has been
engaged in Christian education
work at the First Christian
church in North Kansas City, Mo-,
and First Christian church, Bed
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-11-20
Pilgrims Of The First Thanksgiving
Actually Opposed National Holidays

The Pilgrims would have been
shocked to their shoe buckles on
December 13, 1921 if they had
known that their day of thanks
was to become a yearly national
holiday celebrated by millions of
people in the United States and
Canada.
For the Pilgrims were dead
set against annual" holidays,
and refused to celebrate even
Christmas and Easter.
According to research experts
with the World Book encycloped-
ia the Pilgrims referred TO the
religious holidays of the Church
of England as Roman corrup-
TONS" They believed in celebrat-
ing only when Providence grant
ed them a particular blessing.
AS if to prove their disdain for
yearly calendar-fixed celebra-
tons, the Pilgrims did not have