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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03

This Spring, fer convenience and economy
LEAVE YOUR SNOW TIRES
MOUNTED ON WHEELS
That's what we said I. this spring don't take
your snow tires off their wheels al all. Leave
them mounted, with full air pressure, readyto
70 again next winter. This is easier on the
tires because mounting and demounting
Weakens beading and casing. This is more
convenient for you because your snow tires
will be ready to 90, whenever you need them.
Just buy new wheels for your regular tires.
and save time and money on them, too, in the
long run. More and more smart motorists are
catching on. why don't you?
New wheels also available
Seme'~ u AA for many other makes. Some
FeHe" AsT sizes limited quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03

souri,. Two of them played
minor league ball, but quit
early when it was obvious they
weren't going to make it.
when you compare the
money you make in refineries
to minor league salaries, you
don't stay in baseball very long
unless you can go all the way"
Ken said.
Retzer, who was attending
jefferson City Junior College
when he signed with the In
dams, returned to continue his
education. He later started
taking two semesters each fall
and early winter at Central
Missouri State Teachers. He
needs a few more semesters for
his degree in physical educa-
ton. He has coached basket
ball and baseball and managed
a ball club while in the service.
Retzer uses his contact with
athletics to improve himself.
He runs in weighted shoes to
help his speed and runs back
ward to strengthen his legs.
Ken's exhibition game hitting
has been somewhat disappoint-
ing-only seven singles in "a
times at bat for a FOG average
but he has been getting q
piece of the ball, with only two
strikeouts.
The opposing teams already
have enough book on him as 8
pull hitter to guard the first
base line tightly, but Ken hopes
to counterfeit this by working
on straight-away hitting. When
you've been in the minors for
seven years without getting
your head above water you
keep plugging to keep from
going back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
Pitcher Gives
SuitIand I'd

Suitland High School has a
20 baseball record and Ray
Miller, junior highlander, has
pitched both victories.
Miller, who opened the season
last Friday with a no-hitter
against Oxon Hill, came back
yesterday and gave up five
hits in defeating Surrattsville
10-5. He struck out Is.
Northwestern defeated Gen.
tral. To, in a Prince Georges
County League game to even
its record at IL.
SURRATTsVLE 1O1 OO3 O-5 5 {
SUTTLAND = Ola 2l2 x-l0 4
Lindahl. Ingerson az and Wyncoop
90 and Brown.
CENTRAL 100 O10 % 4
NORTHWSTN 10l 230 x-7 5 4
Lynard. Morrow 81 and Del Juidice
Bresnahan and Stafulh.
HIGH PofNT-- 800 600 "a 8
Sullivan. Thomas "a and Marter
Leiderman. Butler 90 and ReaVis
HR-BroWn Md. LIST. none on
Curtis (MdO, I'd, 2 on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03

: travelled farthest to join his
team.
Ken was in Honolulu. where
his San Diego team was play
ing a series with the Chiefs,
when the Senators purchased
his contract from the Cleve-
land organization last Septem-
Der.
Five Jet planes later he was
In Baltimore, and a few hours
after his arrival he caught for
the Senators against the
Orioles-his first big league
ball game.
Retzer, who will be % late
this month, played in l6 games
with the Senators and hit $40.
Like all ball players who are
shuttled through the minors
without even going to spring
practice with a major league
club, Ken has some resentment
about the treatment.
r1 He broke in with Triton. Ga. :,
in 1854 in Glass D ball and kept
moving up, Fargo in c, Read
ing in A, San Diego in Triple
A. Then it was Mobile, Indian
apolis and San Diego again,
but never a shot with the par
ent club. In between, he was
in military service for a year.
II kept asking for a chance, "
Ken said, "but it was the same
old story. We'll bring you up
when you show us something.
How could I show them some
thing when they wouldn't even
ask me to spring training?"
Refer is close to 8 feet, av-
erage size, and is a pull hitter.
Like most catchers he is fairly
slow. His throwing arm is not
as strong as Schmidt's, but he
had 40 assists with San Diego
last year, third high among the
Pacific Coast League catchers.
Ken batted over 800 his first
two years in the lower minors.
and three times has batted .28O
in Triple-A ball. When the
Senators purchased him from
San Diego he was hitting .283
in SO games, with IA doubles, a
triple and seven home runs. He
made the Coast League all
star team.
Retzer, a quiet bachelor and
somewhat Of a loner on the
Senators squad, said he was
not too disappointed when he
learned Of the trade that
brought Schmidt to the club.
II didn't know him, but had
heard a little bit about him.
Just want a chance to show
what I can do"
A lefthanded hitter, he fig.
ures to be the Senator'S No.
catcher.
Ken is the youngest of sever
boys. His brothers all operatt
or work in refinerieS in Mis-
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hitter. The Yankees used a two
run double by Hector Lopez
and an RBI single by Joe Pepi-
tone in the ninth to beat the
Twins after Roger Maris' homer
built an early lead.
Dick Farrell and Bob Tiefe-
nauer spaced nine Braves hits
while the Colts went ahead to
stay with a four-run outbu-st
in the third on four hits. in
Guiding Bob Aspromonte's dou-
BILE. Bob Purkey became the
first Cincinnati pitcher to GO
nine innings. checking the Nets
on four hits. Batterymate
Johnny Edwards provided the
power with two homers and a
single for three RBI.
Pearson Connects
The Angels tied the Dodgers
in the eighth on Able Pear
sons three-run homer and won
it in the ninth when Joe Hoppe
drove in Leon Wagner with a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
Big Vote-Getter

Bob st. Clair, 6-foot-7 Of
fensive tackle for the San Fran
cisco Forty-Niners, is the Mayor
of DAILY City, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03

Retzer Came
A Long Way
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

MIAMI. April Sob Schmidt will need day of
batting practice after he takes the cast off his injured finger
end That Ken Retzer most likely will catch
Bonnie Daniels the opening game next Monday
Stadium.
Rezer may have distinction among major eaguers-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03

THE EVENING STAR A-l9
Washington, D. c. =
TUesdoy, April ;, 1862
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02

distraction to vehicle operators and persons on said highways ]"
 The law goes on to define out door advertising as includ- ing "all commercial and poli- tlcal advertising so displayed as to attract the attention of any person operating any type ot vehicle on any public high way whether such advertising be by means of printing. writ Ing, painting, pictures, or a combination thereof. and what ever be the means of display"
 It does not include advertis ing within incorporated towns or cities, although most com munlties have local laws gov ernlng this type of display, the commissioner said.
 McKinnon said illegal post CTS and signs will be removed under direction of the State Police and the cost shall be as seSsed against the owner or owners of the signs or the par ties who erected them.
 Violation of the law is a mis- demeanor offense, he said, and upon conviction carries a pen atty of not less than $50 nor more than $500.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02
YOUTH GROUP TO PICNIC

Assembly of God churches of the central section of Alaska. which include Valdez, Cordo- Va, Homer, Kenai, Anchor age, Chugiak and Wasilla, will hold a Christ's Ambassadors youth rally, beginning with a picnic at 4 pm. on Thursday, August g. Those who plan to attend are asked to meet at the church in WaSilla.
 The picnic will be followed by an evening service at { h e Wasilla Assembly of God Church, where Jim and Tam my Bakker of North Carolina will speak and sing. All youth of the area are invited.
 Major Randall Clark will speak at the Sunday evening service on August 5, w hic h opens at 7:45. Rev. Clark is an eye specialist for the U. s. Air Force.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02
no Enroll for ANU Summer Session

The total enrolment for the first ANU Summer Session was 110 including enrolment Tn the various tWo-Week work shops. Classes began on June p and will end Friday, August 3. All classes listed in the Sum- mer School catalog and bro- chure were offered, though some classes had only few students.
 Both graduate and undergra- duate credits were offered through the cooperation of the University of Puget Sound.
 In keeping with the trend throughout the country, more older people are continuing their education past the bache- lor's degree. Nine of the stu dents this summer were over 50 years of age and only twenty were under g years of age. Almost half of the students had college degrees.
 Students attended ANU from many parts of the country. One student came from Taiwan. Though the majority of stu dents listed Anchorage as their home address, ten were from other parts of Alaska. Students also came from Alabama, Cali fornia, Florida, Illinois, Michi- gan, Missouri, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Texas and Wash ington.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02

MT. and Mrs. Frank Soren- sen will leave tomorrow for Fairbanks and then for points south. They will tour the south 48 and visit the Seattle Worlds Fair before settling in the Virgin Islands. Frank first came to Alaska with the U. s. Army Engineers in 194O n d covered most of the state dur ing the war on ground map ping missions. In 1945 he re- turned to this area with h S wife Frances and son Gerald to homestead. Wasilla has b e n their home since that time. During a vacation two years ago the SorensenS visited the Virgin Islands, and liked t h e climate and economy. T h e r homestead has been sold and they are now on their way to new home.
 Wednesday evening friends gathered at the Wasilla Com munity Hall to wish them a bon voyage. Close friends ser ved coffee, cake and punch and presented them with a gift of pressed wild flowers especially made for them by Mrs. Rose Johnson.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02
BIBLE SCHOOL STUDENTS TO PRESENT PROGRAM

Two weeks of Vacation Bible School at the Church of Christ will come to a close on Friday evening August 3, when the boys and girls present a dem onstration of their accomplish ments. according to Rev. Floyd Iaddenham, pastor
 The program will begin at 7:30 pm and will be followed by a fellowship hour and light refreshments. All interested parents and friends are invited, Rev. Haddenham said.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02
Political Ads Are . Prohibited by Law Along Sfate Roads

An election year reminder that general outdoor advertis- ing along the highways of AL aska is prohibited by state law was issued today by D. A. Me Kinnon, Department of High ways Commissioner. Reports of violations by political posters have been received by the Commissioners office recently
 According to 1853 amend ment to the law, political ad- vertising is included in the prohibition, which was design ed to eliminate "a source of
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02

and support your Volunteer Fire Department.
 MT. William E. EIkins Sr. ar rived by air Monday evening from East Liverpool, Ohio to visit the William Elkins Jr. ia mily at the Wasilla Roadhouse. This is MT Elkins' first visit to Alaska.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02
CHECHAKO HOMEMAKERS POSTPONE MEETING

Cheechako Homemakers will meet on August 14 instead of the previously scheduled date of August ', at the home of Mrs. Stan Frost at 8 pm. Since the meeting will be devoted to work on the fair booth, mem bers are urged to attend.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02

Gillow's grand opening at he new LakevieW building kept everyone busy last Satur- day and tickets are still avail able for the grand prize, t h e drawing to be at 6:00 pm. Saturday, August 4th. It could be yours if you have a ticket.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02
THE TEMPER

Extravaganza comes easy there are thousands of ways to spend money, and one way to save it.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02

Your voting privilege should be valued more as a public duty than a private right.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02

Mrs. Mary Bergman and daughter Judy arrived home Thursday evening after vaca- tioning in Washington and Oregon. They visited the Seat tie Worlds Fair on Monday and report Heinie Snider very busy at the Alaska Exhibit.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02
THE PROBLEM

The question that always comes before the house is where to get the money to buy one.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02

Don't forget the Fashion Show and grand opening of the Tribe Shop tonight at 7::30 in the Wasilla Community Hall. See you there.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02

With the success of last Saturday nights dance, the Wasilla Volunteer Fire Depart ment plans another dance at the Wasilla Community Hall on August 18. Live music will be donated by the Overstreets, Don Wegner, Jim Byers, Neil Thomas and Mrs. Peg Smith. Save the 18th for the dance
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02

Mrs. Lloyd Short (Ann Sni- der) and daughter Laurie ar rived by air last Friday to spend three weeks with Mrs. Snider and to visit family in the area. Mrs. Short plans to teach high school courses in Nooksack, Washington tn S fall.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-02
WaSilia News Notes
By Jane Browne

MT. and Mrs. Lee Karabelni- koff of Fairbanks are the par ents of their first child, Ro- berta Marie, born M o n d a y, July 30, in Fairbanks, weigh ing eight pounds and 12 ounces. Maternal grandparents are MT. and Mrs. A. R. Carson and paternal grandparents are MT. and Mrs. George Karabel- nikoff of Anchorage.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Hormonex Effective
On Aging Skin Ills

To learn the truth about
hormoneS you need to learn
just two simple facts: 1. The
beauty of a woman's skin
starts breaking down as signs
of menopause begin, because
the female organs fail to supply
enough estrogenic hormones
to feed the skin-less and less
as you grow older. 2. Estrogenic
hormones can be supplied to
skin through Foundations
containing hormones.
Don't expect to look 16 if
you are rs but clinical
tests, reported in scientific
journals report rapid improve
ment in the skin problems of
hundreds of women who
tested hormones.
Blotches and "old age
freckles" fade, skin lines dim
and skin usually is softer,
clearer, losing its chronic
dryness.
HormoneT, with penetrating
Sesame Oil and moisturizing
lanolin, applies female hor-
mones to the skin. Product of
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Fall Opens
A NezC
Hair Season

Your hair is one Of the
loveliest of all your features.
But, it also can be one Of the
most vulnerable. What has
summer done to the condition
of your tresses? Are they
robbed Of their radiant natural
beauty by swimming in salt
water of chlorine-filled pools,
by summers blazing sun? Or,
is your hair the victim Of over
bleaching and tinting and too
many permanentS.
An ideal way to condition
the hair and scalp-make hair
softer, silkier, more lustrous Is
with KGz Thermo Cap. Used
before and after every per-
manent, bleach or tint, and,
every month after shampooing
and rinsing, with Kdz Thermo
Creme, you will soon find
yourself well on the way to the
lovely hair you've longed for.
Apply Thermo Creme to wet
hair, spread evenly, cover with
plastic cap you will find with
your Thermo Heat Cap, and
apply heat cap, for Is to 80
minutes. Do not shampoo
again. Hair is ready to set.
UL approved Thermo Heat
Cap has double thermostatic
controls heats.
K1s Thermo Heat Cap is
available at 1895, The Hecht
Co. 5 Toiletries Departments.
737-7500 anytime.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Who's Looking
At Your Legs?

Everybody notices your legsl
They notice the shape, they
notice the run in your stock
ing A.. and, don't kid your
self, they notice If you haven't
bothered to remove the un-
slightly hair q or, Just as
bad, If your legs. and arms
too, are stubby like q mans
beard.
What you really want is skin
soft and smooth as q baby's.
And, 1t can be yours. With the
help of your favorite supplier
of Cosmetics, Helena Rubin
stein, your legs and arms can
become smooth, satiny to the
touch.
Madame RubinStein has
formulated a beauty cream"
depilatory one which ends
razor-nicks as well as rough
stubble growing on arms and
legs. 1t is called Nudit, and
it's designed to erase en-
barrasing hair from your
limbs in merely minutes. First
you rinse your legs (or arms)
with luke warm water and
pat dry. Using a spatula,
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Remo1e Ugly Body Hair
For Good. 1T Home

With this new pencil-l like,
invention, you can now-in the
privacy of your own home
safely, gently and simply re-
move unwanted hair for good,
by destroying the roots one by
one.
Called the PelIdtron-you
use no electrical connec-
tions. Its action is derived
from the tiny batteries con-.
tained in the cylinder. which
provide the proper current
when you yourself hold the
PellGtron. Removing several
hairs each day, you quickly
Danish facial and body hair by
the same electrolytic method
used'in professional treatment.
Certified to be safe and effec-
tive by a renowned Independ-
ent Testing Institute, after six
months clinical testing. Check
with your physician II you
desire.
Only 1880 for the complete
instrument and it lasts a year.
Available at The Hecht Co.
Cosmetics Dept, all 5 Stores.
Call 737-75OO to order. 3
Evening star., 1962-09-19

its action continues indefin-
itely, since it works under the
skin.
TeenGgers, often reluctant to
use a cream, viii use ESotericd
delightedly since it works
quickly and effectively to
smooth away surface pimples
Of all kinds. Stubborn black
heads, bursting blemishes, too,
are aided with ESotericd.
Use this all family skin
cream, at night. A thin film
each evening over the face
land hands, If needed will
work throughout the night for
the results you wish. Use
too, as a makeup foundation.
The fragrant, greaseless base
softens and lubricates as 1t
clears up blemishes.
Three months supply, 50
plus tax, Cosmetics, The Hecht
Co., All 5 Stores. Call 737-75O0
to order.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
EsOterica Cream Can
Be Used By Everyone

There is a cream on the
market today that solves the
problem of a different cream
and lotion for each member of
the family. And, it aids a
lot Of skin problems.
Called Esotericd, 1t is a
cream tnomeH win find essen
tial to fade weathered spots
on hands, which indicate age.
1t helps break up masses Of
pigment under the skin, leav-
ing a whittier, younger look and
feel.
Men find it beneficial to
shrink enlarged pores. AS one
grows older, the pores are not
as elastic as in a younger skin.
Enlarged pores make skins
look rough and not as clean
as they really are. Used daily,
EsotericG will help the pores
back to their original size.
And, its light fragrance dis
appears Immediately though
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Electric Callous Eraser
SmOOths A7Oay Roughness

. Have you looked at your
toes lately! Being way down
there, sometimes we forget
that the bottoms of our feet
and toes should be soft and
beautiful, too.
And, don't forget, there's
comfort involved here, too!
Rough, hard callouseS on the
bottoms of feet can grow more
painful every day.
Get to work right now to
remove this roughness.
Smooth ADay Cdllous Eraser
takes care of this problem,
simply and effectively with
out affecting normal skin.
U-L approved, the Electric
Callus Eraser simply plugs
into any wall socket. from
here you and the vibrating
abrasive disc go to work on
those rough spots. Get new
Evening star., 1962-09-19
3-Way Protection
Wih Faberge!5
"Ceramic GLaSe :"

With the entire feminine
world of fashion buzzing in
excitement over the beautiful
Fall Faberge collection Of Cos
metics ErtrGordiHaiTe, women
are apt to get so fascinated
with all the beautiful lipStick,
Nail Glace, and eye makeup
colors-and the exciting black
and white packages-that they
sometimes overlook the more
practical-but surely Just as
newsworthy-creations.
Among the most important
and unusual Of these Faberge
innovations is the new nail
care discovery. Ceramic Glaze.
Developed by Faberge after
years Of painstaking research
and testing, Ceramic Glaze
embodies the glazing principle
Evening star., 1962-09-19
"ceromie Gloxe" for
longer, stronger noils.

Sg s8~s "S~e
used by artists for centuries
to protect and beautify their
precious ceramic masterpieces.
Once this was laborious and
time consuming; Faberge
achieves the same effect
through q new scientific
formulation.
Ceramic Glaze works in
three separate ways-as base,
as sealer, as a colorless polish.
Under color, Ceramic Glaze
helps form a shock-absorbent
foundation cushion Of super
adherence that actually fuses
into the color you apply over
it makes 1t cling tena-
ciously. OUer color Ceramic
Glaze continues this fusing
action to form q tough and
flexible sparkling coat Of
armor that guards the mani
cure from water, weather,
wear-makes it last longer.
AS a colorleSs polish Ceramic
Glaze gives dull, lifeless nails
the rosy gloss and glow of
health, vigor, strength j.
and it protects as it pretties.
Ceramic Glaze is priced at
50, plus tax. 1t is available in
The Hecht Co.'S Cosmetic
Department, All 5 Stores. Call
737-75OO, anytime. to order.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

Complete with 40-inch flex-
ible plastic hose that hooks
right onto your old hair dryer,
the Concerto Kit will give you
comfortable, faster drying inn
provement. However, it will
not increase the air output of
your present dryer.
To use you simply attach
hose to your dryer, place bon
net over your hair. If faster
drying action is desired, bon
net can be rotated while on
the head to enable better dis
tribution of warm air flow.
The hose is removable, can
be disjointed from hood socket
easily and quickly for outdoor
wear or other chores instead
of removing the entire bonnet
from the head.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

provided in each packet of
Nudit, spread the cream even
ly and generously over the
hairy area. Let it set for
about five minutes. Rinse
again and, voilal All that
ugly dark hair is gone with
the washl
OF course, II you've been
using q razor for some time,
you must reaNze that the
hair on your body is probably
stiff and bristly. So give
Nudit a chance to soften it.
Several Nudit treatments
might be necessary.
Nudit is moisture balanced
to remove hair faster, leaving
your skin gently softened so
that you never must worry
about scaly, slaky, itchy, skin.
Nudit, BY Helena Rubin
stein, priced at $50 plus tax,
is available at all 5 Hecht Co.
store Cosmetic Counters. Ask
about NUDIT for the face, too.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

before you know it. Rich oils
lubricate pores so blackheads
can slip out without squeezing.
The medication in Imperial
Creme is such that you need
use 1t only six months out of
each year.
Priced at just 50 plus tax,
for a generous jar, Mitchum's
Imperial Creme is available at
The Hecht Co. 5 Cosmetic
Counters. Or call 737-75O0
anytime.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Does Your Face Tell Your Age?

Well, why haven't you tried
Imperial Creme a new
white substance, made with
quicksilver, that on dry skin
and roughened face and hands.
Crows feet around the eyes
fade; little lines around the
mouth seem to disappear;
while crepiness on the neck
and aged elbows almost appear
new again. And. that's not ALI
"Old-Age" (weathered) brown
spots on hands and arms fade
Evening star., 1962-09-19

You just bought that lush
new wardrobe so becoming,
so youthful. Just right for the
new figure you achieved from
a whole summer of swimming
and active sports.
Altogether, no one could
tell from your figure whether
you're 80, 40 maybe much
more. But does your face tell
the story in a simple pattern
of age-shouting blemishes =.
wrinkles, brown spots, black
heads lines?
Evening star., 1962-09-19
your bath
Just One Easy Step

delicately perfumed,
rich with milk and oil that
moiSturizes and conditions
dry skin. Feel as beautiful
as Cleopatra with Amy
Merle Mix Foam Bubblinq
Bath Oil. Made with milk
solids and essential bath
oils contains hexachlo-
rophene, the miracle germ
killer that keeps you fresh
all day. Softens water. So
economical a full quart
unbreakable plastic bottle
lasts through 80 luxurious
baths. So
'plus tax