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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
Hearing Set
OnCurroHton
Sewer Faults

Disgruntled homeowners In
Carollton Prince Georges
County, will meet this week to
air complaints about wet base
ments, poor drainage and L.
legal sewer connectios.
The problems will be dis
cussed Wednesday night at the
monthly meeting of the Car
rollton Civic Association at
Carrollton Elementary School
More than 1900 leaflets invit-
ing homeowners with leaky
Easements were distributed Fri
day night.
The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission has made
two surveys of sewer problems
in Carrollton. One in 1859 dis
closed 81 illeagl sewer connec-
nections and another last fall
uncovered 1859 illegal tie-ins,
the commission said.
This Is a serious problem
for us because where you have
drainage water going into san
itary sewers the sewers back
up in rainy periods and we have
70 pay extra costs for treat
ment." a Sanitary Commission
spokesman said.
THESE things come about
when somebody realizes he ha'
q wet basement. Then some.
one will knock a hole in the
floor and drain the water intC
a sanitary sewer" he added.
The commission sent out so.
day notices TO homeowners u
correct the illegal connections
he said.
Thus far, "a connection,
have been corrected since thu
last survey, the commission
said.
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Rebel Leader
Surrenders
In Argentina

BUENOS AIRES, April
(AP) Retired Admiral Isaac
Rojas. considered the ranking
leader of the Argentine navy
revolt, surrendered to police at
his residence today.
Other key leaders Of the re-
volt we're in hiding. Except for
a few diehard holdouts, the
latest uprising, an effort to
topple President Jose Maria
Guido, had collapsed before an
overpowering loyalist tank
force.
Many navy officers were re-
ported turning themselves In
for arrest. Others fled into
exile in neighboring Uruguay.
There was no word of the
whereabouts of retired Army
Gen. Benjamin Menendez, an
other top leader of the revolt
aimed at barring Peronist par
ticipation in the forthcoming
national elections.
Subject to Military Court
Admiral Roja's daughter told
the Associated Press her father
wome civilian clothes when he
arrived at his apartment from
the Puerto Belgrano naval base,
the still restless but apparently
subdued rebel stronghold $50
miles south of the capital. He
telephoned the Navy Ministry,
then changed into his uniform,
she related.
He wanted to surrender to
the navy" she said. But police
came and took him away, re-
portedly to Federal police
headquarters. Under truce
terms, he will be subject to
military court for his part in
the five-day uprising.
A crowd gathered outside the
home as police threw a Gordon
around the building. Spectators
chanted Admiral Rojas' name
as he was led away.
The Navy Secretariat issued
a communique decalring. "1he
situation of the navy is nor
NAL" 1t said conditions of the
ceasefire had been satisfied, in
GLIDING the discharge of some
5000 Of the crack 8,000-man
marine force.
Gen. Benjamin Rattenbach,
war secretary, and Gen. Juan
Carlos Ongania, commander of
the loyalist army, issued COM
muniques expressing "apprecia-
ton to the army who once
again saved our constitution
and avoided a dictatorship"
Rear Admiral Eladio Vaquez,
who negotiated the navy's sur
render, assumed command Of
Puerto Belgrano and said. "the
situation has been returned to
normal" He said he did not
believe there would be any navy
resistance to the cease-fire.
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Converts your present set
10 receive UHF ehonnels
OF minimum cost lnsioll II
yourself in minv'esl VI.
approved.
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07
News From The Richey Area

children, Mrs. Aileen White
side and children and Mrs. Lars
Olson.
MIR. and Mrs. Emil Hedlund
of WildrcSe, N. Oak, were re-
cent weekend guests of her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Morey.
Mrs. George Jumper left ON
Thursday for her home in Dill
lon after a few days visit with
her son-in-law and daughter,
MI. and Mrs. Jim Cummings
and SON Neil.
Mrs. Susie Johnston of Sac
ramento, Calf, who has been
visiting in the Addie Callison
home, went to Sidney Thurs
day where she will visit her
SON Lloyd and family before
returning to her California
home.
Former pariShioners of Rev.
and Mrs. M. A. Schmidt in the
Richey-Lambert Lutheran par
ish will be interested to learn
that the Schmidts have been
living in Hot Springs, S. OAK,
since May. Rev. Schmidt is a
Protestant Chaplain in the Vet
Grams Hospital there and has
services every Sunday at $3.50
am. in the Chapel. He is very
happy in his work there. 1t is
a big place and quite a chal-
LANCE.
Mrs. Paul Vaira of the Andes
community and her mother,
Mrs. Celia Gibson, notored to
Dickinson, N. Oak, Thursday,
Aug. 1. On Friday morning
they attended the commence
ment exercises at the State
College. Wanda Gibson was a
member of the graduation class
on a two-year standard. She
returned home TO Richey with
her sister and mother on Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William MUIR
phey have had ais visitors in
their home the past week, his
mother and sister, Mrs. Martha
of Circle and Mrs.
Ted Peterson and daughter,
Colleen of Shelby, respect
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Holm left
Sunday for Sacco where they
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin VoSsler
and daughter of Bottineau, N.
Oak, spent all last week in and
around Richey. They were
house guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Melvin Schwartz in the Retain
Table area and while in Richey
they were guests of Mrs. Clara
Soft and son James. Mr.. Vos-
sler has accepted the position
as principal of the high school
in Velva, N. Oak. Velva is a
class "a" school. Mr.. Vossler
has been elementary principal
at Richey grade school, also
basketball coach in Richey for
the past two years.
Word has been received here
that Tim Tounsend of Lowell,
Wyo., a former commercial
teacher of Riclley high school
has accepted the position as
commercial teacher in Column
bus for the coming school year.
Clara Soft and som James
spent a recent weekend in Bill
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ings. James played baseball
for the Boys Ranch at a 4-team
invitational tournament at Big
Timber. The towns participant
ing were Big Timber, Harlow
town., Red Lodge and Boys
Ranch. The Boys Ranch team
captured the first place trophy.
Visitors of MIR. and Mrs.
Harold Beery and Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell Berry Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday of last
week were Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Sturm from Gravity, Iowa.
Several car loads of Richey-
ties have motored to the Cart
wright, N. Oak, area the past
few days to witness the de-
struction caused by the wind,
hail and rain storm. The folks
who called at the Dale Olson
residence in Cartwright were
George Covlin, MI. and Mrs.
Vernon Culver, Mrs. KriStine
Hagen, Christina Hanson and
Helen, Mrs. Alton Olson and
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will spend the week with theil
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
Schmaus and children from
Great Falls and Mrs. Mabel
Stewart of Billings.
Mrs. John Porter of Colorado
Springs, Colo, came Tuesday
night to spend a couple weeks
with her mother and father
in-law, MIR. and Mrs. George
Porter while her husband, Col.
John Potter, is on a mission.
Word has been received from
Pvt. Conrad Schwartz of Fort
Ord, Calf, stating he was
awarded the Experts badge on
the rifle range recently. His
score was 70 out of 112. The
highest score In his company of
$50 men was 90 out of 112
shots. Conrad is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hardwick Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardwick
Schwartz motored to Williston
recently where they were
guests of Mr.. SchWartz's sis
ter, MIR. and Mrs. Joe Delaney
and family. Mrs. Delaney will
be remembered as Anne
Schwartz in Richey.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richey
travelled to Glendive Sunday
where they visited his nephew
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Richey.
Mrs. John Porter of Colora-
do Springs, Colo, and Mrs.
George Porter were luncheon
guests of Mrs. Art Radcliffe
ON Saturday.
Monday visitors in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richey
were Mrs. Myrtle Richey of
Spearfish, S. Oak. and her bro
Their, MI. and Mrs. Elmer Nc
Colley of Custer, S. Oak. Mrs.
Myrtle Richey's husband,
Richey Cnow deceased
started the first post office in
Richey and the town of Rich
is named after him. While
the South Dakota guests were
here MIR and Mrs. p. P. Law
rence, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Cummings and Mrs. George
Porter drove out to the Roy
Richey home to visit with
them.
The Sidney herald., 1963-08-07
Funeral Services
We're Held For
Gertrude Hart

Funeral services for Miss
Gertrude Hart, 65, a resident
of the Skaar community south
east of Sidney since 1914, were
held at 2 pm, Saturday, Aug
Ust 3, in Pella Lutheran church
here, with the Rev. Stanley
Larsen officiating. Miss Hart
died at Community Memorial
Hospital July 81. She had
been in i'll health for some
time.
She was born in Vining,
Minnesota, Oct. 8, 5H97, a
daughter of Mr. al d IT,.
Charles Hart, and lived there
until her father died, when
she was about IA. SoCl Ter
ward, she came to the Sl-aar
area with her family. She has
lived in this area since then
except for about ten years, IN
Oakland, Calf, where she was
employed as a cook and house
keeper. Last spring she return
ed to Sidney and has remained
here since then. She never
married.
She is survived by five bro
theirs, Fred Hart and Oscar
Hart, both of Sidney, Joseph
Hart of Savage, Carl Hart Of
Akeley, Mimi, and Walter
Tart of Portland, Ore; and
three sisters, Mrs. Mary Lar
son, Sidney; Mrs. Emily, Amun-
olson, HARDWOOD, N. D., and Mrs.
Lanigan, Alexandria,
At the service Mrs. Peter
was organiSt. Mrs.
Jerome Petrik sang "The Lord
Is My Shepherd" and "Peace,
Perfect Peace"
PallbearerS were Harvey
Larson, Floyd Whited, Ted
Folkvord, Sig Skaar, Harry
Madison and Volrey Anderson.
Cloyd-G order Mcrtuary had
charge of arrangements and
in Sunnyside Cemetery
at Skaar.
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HELP MEN

BR; ELECTR0NICs TECH, Rock
y VIE area; IN Must have 2 years Of
be familiar with most phases Of
industrial eleetronics plus pulse
logic systems, testing, celebration
equip. Cali GA. $4,000 for an
polntment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-01

BEDRM. FURN.-Fr. Prov, ali white
and gold trim. double dresser.
mirror, chest, high poster bed,
new sample, $40. XII. 9-3656.
BEDRM. FURN., FRENCH PROV
Triple dresser, dressing table, gold
trim. Twin Holly. beds. Like new.
Also other items. AID. 4--269D.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE, Bur
roughs Eel 300 typewriter at
tachment. Used less than ] yr.
Willing 70 sacrifice. AP, 7-04OO,
Mr.. AARON TEITEL, weekdays,
Tetractys
duplex, cost SSg7 80. now $3.50.
Remington 800" cost S675, now
$3.50. Friden STwl0 over SOON
series, cost S975, now $500. Nom
roe, Marchant. Burroughs, comp
tometers from S4g.0S up. Repairs,
rentals, sales, all makes, Liberal
trade-ins. CENTRAL TYPEWRIT-
Err co. e23 10th st. MA. s-0S00.
Cash REOIsTERs-Ail makes and
models, reasonably priced, $50 up.
STANLEY HAYMAN co,
2Olp 14th ST. NV.
CHAIR BED. almost new. S45. DI.
7-g5iO between 10 am. and 4
N m
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CAP. HILL, Betty Alden Inn. Ill
LIST ct. n.e.--Daily maid serv., ex-
eel. meals, 8 days, TV. II. TOPAZ.
DUPONT TOWERS, 100 2lst NV.
Cow. loo. Excel. meals, 8 days.
TV. elev. Reas. DE. 2-1s3S.
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FOR FOR MISCELLANEOUS FOR sA
(CONTlNUEDl

FOAM RUBBER FRI.-sAT. SALE
36xe2x4, SID. Cushions, holsters,
padding, fabrics ylnyls, covers,
quick sewing; 6lo S22nd nv. Pkg.
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River Towers

NNINNK IVWTTN
ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
on the Scenic NJ, Vernon Nvd.
N Iurn,.b v1Vw nl,A 49, 49, as.ractivsly
BEpRM,, FROM sies
3 BEDitNs,, FRoM 1910
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Bhort-term lease. HsccDtlon service.
Party room. roof Hartien. awirn.
ming pool Air conditioned,
SHANNON 4 Ldcls NOV
FREK i-bedrm. apt. 10 cpis. in a.
gnanse tor wifes child care and
Inv Refs, CIR, 3-103e.
'cOntinusd On Next lsSssJ
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HARVARD HALL, 1880 Haryard
st. NV, Rock Greek Park section
Furnished 1-bedrm. apt. with
extra sleeping room. Heated In
door swimming pool, eundeek on
roof. seeretarial switchboard, = IN
door ,I Ta5Tags; autom i,h Laundry.
lent public transportation. Con-
yenient close-in location e167.
AID. 4-7400. Z
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mERK-TYPIST

Immediate opening. High
school graduate, with knowl-
edge OF tipping essential. VIII
train for interesting position
with large investment COM
pany. located in suburban
Silver Spring. For appoints
ment call JU. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-01

Ga. AVE. NW.-Very clean Ia
bedrm. apt, air cond., trAnsp,,
park, Adults. RIA. 3-2s2s. I'M s.
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MFRTDIAN nm

5UIO 10Th 81, NV.
Lge. efficiency apt. kitchen and
bath, nicely furn., incl. utila..
$3.50 mo. See earetakeR base
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HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

TO president Of real estate invest
ment firm. Shorthand and tipping
proficiency required. capable OF
handling varied responsibilities.
age to 49,. S90-S96 per week.
Conn. ave. location. Cell CO. g.
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l'l!lia1;I'ys!7]
Evening, Cont.
$50 a DR.. KILDARE.

Drama. Hour. A sick and penness
old man tJoseph SchlldhauD resists
efforts by Doctors Kildare and Gillespie
to help him regain his one-time position
Of Importance in medical research. IRE;
peat of Feb. %, 1922
@ PETER GUM.
Crime. Craig Stevens stars. (Repeat)
q LEAVE IT TO BEAVER.
Comedy BEAVER Joins Record Club"
Jerry Mathers stars (Repeatl
900 @ WRESTLING.
Hours Ray Morgan reporting
q MY THREE SONS.
Comedy. Both the campus queen tDiana
Pieperl and the hamburger shack waitress
penny Parker) accept Mikes invitation
to the same dance. tRepeat)
q TWILIGHT ZONE.
Drama. Hour "The Incredible World
Of Horace Ford" A fantasy about a
childish toy designer tPat Hingle) who
lives in the past and discovers way to
return to It physically. Nan Martin is
featured. (Repeat)
$50 q HAZEL.
Comedy. Color. Hazel refuses to make
any more brownies for her old friend
Mr.. Griffin Howard SMITH unless he
employs Herbert johnson donald Fosterl.
(Repeat Of Dec 30, 1922
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-14
DeviIed Quiche

u pound Swiss cheese
"a pound Parmesan cheese
/ cup thinly sliced green
onions
/ tablespoon flour
Pastry
3 eggs
/ cup light cream
" teaspoon pepper
2 small cans deviled ham
Crate cheeses. Mix with
onions and flour; put in pas
try lined 9-inch pie pan. Beat
eggs. Add remaining ingredi-
ents. mixing well; pour over
cheese mixture. Bake in 375-
degree oven about As min
utes, until set. Let stand on
wire rack to cool slightly be-
fore cutting. Serve hot. Six
servings.
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Plenty Of Free Parking
. 1851 ALABAMA AVENUE. 81.
a. StsafoA Resd.. DC.
. 343e BENNINe ROAD. M.
q River Terrace DC.
. 1919 MICHIGAN AVE. NJ
a. Eastern Ave-, DC.
. 1900 UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD
Adslphl Shoppiss Center, M.
. 401 EASTERN AVE.
Ssst Plssssat, NJ.
. Ss3e SILVER NIL 70.
q MaFlboso Pike Nd.
. 304l MAYOR RD., ST., DC.
Near Sesn and SuitlsAd PkWy.
logsnfiY Rlshis Reserved
pnea8 EheefVe Throush November len
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Real Estate for Sale

2 BDRM. HOME on sewer, good water. Close-in. , acres.
 Completely furnished, large garage and guest-house. Ph. PI 5-4190 for appointment or contact L. C. Stock. C-7-l1-tf.
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Wanted

BRING THOSE IDLE or un- wanted items that are talk ing up space to us and we'll turn them into cash for you. No item too large or too Small-too new or to old. Call FIR 6-3047 or see How ard at Wasilla Lake Service and Sales, l mi. from Wasilla on Wasilla-P almer HiWay. C-7-3-tf.
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NEWLY PAINTED

NEWLY PAINTED
 LARGE, MODERN 3 Bedroom home, full basement, thermo- controlled coal stoker, city water, driveway runs to back street. Ideal location on Glenn Hwy. paved. 1 blk. east of Hartley Motors. Low down payment, monthly pay ments lower than rent. Esth- CT Bruckbauer, Box I'll, Pal mer, Alaska. C-5-29-tf
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For Sale or Trade

HD-2O DOZER SERIAL No. 5107. Good condition. Also 40 acres. Nice location, good road, electricity available 2A miles from Wasilla. Will con- sider good farm tractor or small cat w/blade for part payment. Call FIR 6-3360 or write Box 14-A Wasilla. C-6-6-tf.
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35 DAIRY COWS. If you want top notch producers, h ere they are. 10 to freshen in July; 5 in August; 6 in Sep
 tember. The rest milking real good now More to fresh en this fall. Must sell D be-
 fore any sales are final. Not quitting, just want to pay some debts. Ernest Earring ton, PI 5-2216. C-6-27-tf
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$500 DOWN. 40 acres on Lazy Mt. with semi base ment house, fireplace, gar age. Easy terms. Morgenson PI 5-4142. P-7-3-2t
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY for re- liable person. One-person, new, self-service market fully equipped with modern facilities and fixtures, small investment required. FR- 6-3047. C-7-1l-tf.
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AT LIBRARY pair of child's bifocal glasses. Owner may claim at Mrs. Lloyd Hills by identifying and paying for this ad. P-7-1l-1t
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Antiques

SOLID CHERRY Hiboy chest and drop leaf table. Genuine Veneer framed mirror, etc. FIR 6-3393 or write, Box SIS Wasilla, Alaska. NC-7-3-tf.
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120 ACRE HOMESTEAD. Ideal for homesite development. About 25 miles from Anch- orage when causeway is in. FTP 6-3185, Box 9c, Wasilla. C-4-25-tf.
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SHOTGUN ON LAZY NOUN TAIN. Owner may claim by calling PI 5-2621, describing gun and paying for this ad. P-7-3-2t.
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Pets For orSale

COLLIE PUPPIES, AKC reg istered, 212 months old, best show stock-parader. $50 up. 427-F Beluga Ave, Fort. Richardson. Townsend 354l9, Evenings and weekends. P-7-11-2t.
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BEAGLE PUPS, AKc regis
 tered, male, $75. Female, $50. HO 2-5275, Bellinger, Mt.
 Eklutna Drive, Mile g, Glenn HiWay. P-6-20-4t
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Work Wanted

F YEAR OLD GIRL wants summer job. Call AL 8-2050 for references and qualifi- cations. C-7-11-2t.
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LOG HOME, Paneled interior, fireplace, attached garage, full basement, 2 bedrooms. Completely modern acre on hiway. Call PI 5-4059. C.5-16- If.
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GERMAN Roller mari ieS S, guaranteed singers, $15.O0.
 PI 5-3863. C-6-2f-tf
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Real Estate For Sale

BEDROOM, full basement home. Will redecorate to suit.
 Call Hugh Adams. "A 2-1946, Anchorage. C-6-27-tf
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3-BEDROOM HOUSE, AHA Housing area. Full basement. with bath, and bedroom, for extra income. Terms can be arranged for equity. Ph. PI 5-2542 after 6 pm.
 NC-5-9-tf
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BUNDLES OF NEWSPAPERS. Suitable for packing, etc. Soc per bundle. The Frontiers man. PI 5-3550. NC
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NEW AND USED Gift items for ACCA. Gift Cache. Call PI 5-3515. C-5-9-tf
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Trailers for Sale

1858 8x35 it. TRAILER an d approx. 10x30 it. leanto. Will sell separately or together. To be moved, or present loca- tion can be leased to buyer. We'll and electricity. FIR 6-3072. C-6-2O-tf 1857 FIFTEEN FOOT ALJO camping trailer. Clean, cash $500. See at Atkins Garage, Wasilla. P-7-11-2t.
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Found

TWO KEYS on chain near Pioneer Apts., Palmer. Own CT may claim at office of Frontiersman by identifying and paying for this ad. NC-7-3-2t.
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Wanted to Buy

FIRST QUALITY HAY, baled and delivered. R. J. Heddles.
 Phone PI 5-3972. C-7-11-lt
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MODERN COUCH and match ing chair $100. Complete bedroom set, fair condition S25. Coffee table $10. Call PI 5-2911 between 9 and 5 Mon.-Fri. and ask for Fran. P-7-11-1t.
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REAL GOOD LOCAL BEEF 39e ID. by the half. See Err nest Harrington. PI 5-2216. C-5-29-tf.
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TWO 6 WEEK OLD MALE PUPPIES. Black and white border collies. FREE Phone PI 5-3017. NC-7-3-2t
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1 SHALLOW WELL PUMP. 1 veraible power l5-60 Bausch- Lomb Spotting scope. 1 Win chester, Remington target rifle. PI 5-4050. Clay John- son. P-7-I1-3t
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6 CITY LOTS. adjoining. S4.500. PI 5-2377. C-7-11-tf LARGE 4-BEDROOM HOUSE, full basement, hot water heat. School bus route, 2 mi. out of town. PI 5-4l71.
 C-5-16-tf.
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2 BEDROOM HOME, Full
 basement, baseboard heat, acre of land. Fully furnished. 2 miles down Fishhook Rd. Log construction. Ralph
 Smart. PI5-3924 C-5-23-tf
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LITTLE SUSITNA LODGE To- cated on Little Susitna River IT miles northwest of Pal mer for sale. Write Box 14-A, Wasilla, Alaska, or call FIR G. 3360 or Fairfax 2-3141. An- chorage, Alaska. C-6-6-tf.
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HAVING EQUIP, baler, rake, chopper, mobile hay and grain dryer. John King, PI 5-2720, Star Route, Palmer.
 C-6-27-3t
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ARE YOU A good mechanic? Sober and reliable? Do you want a good business of your own? If so see Howard at Wasllla Lake Service. Must be honest and sober. Phone FIR 6-3047. C-7-ll-tf
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HOT WATER BOILER for baseboard heat, with controls. $250. PI 5-3474 C-5-9-tf
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Business Opportunities

INLAND HOTEL. Palmer, AL
 aska. For sale completely furnished. Three apartments, six bedrooms with full base ent. Mrs. Hyland Smith, Box 836, Palmer, Alaska. C-l-24-tf
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2 ROOMY TURN. APIS. and
 large upstairs room. See this house and compare values.
 Gene Kirsch. C-5-29-tf
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Lake Properly

LAKE PROPERTY-66O it. Lake frontage, Big Lake, all or part, with or without cab in. $15 per foot lake front. Jim Hurley. Phone FIR 6-3022 or FIR 6-3328. C-6-6-tf
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STURDY 4 it. X 7 fit. trailer, steel frame and hitch. high sides, tarpaulin cover; 3 good tires, spare mounted on body, reflectors, stop lights, turn signals: el-braced body, handbrake; very good condi- ton; ideal for summer tra- yelling. $50. Contact Mrs. Georgia Kibbe FIR 6-3446. C-7-11-tf
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62 MONZA, R & H; 4-speed; Whitewalls; $2150. Phone PI 5-2412. P-7-11-63
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10 FIT. INTERNATIONAL GRAIN DRILL, 10 it. culti- packer, International station ary thresher. John Deere, ' 1t. No. } mower, heavy duty farm wagon, 445 Minneapolis wheel tractor, International No. ? hay conditioner-See Geo. Crowther, manager ARRC, Palmer. C-6-6-tf
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Special Services

KEYS made while you wat
 at koslosky's. C.1-lY-tt
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Free

POODLE TYPE PUPPIES. Ph.
 WilliWaW Lodge. C-7-1l-2t
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EKONOMIK Check Registers.
 The Frontiersman, PI 5-3550.
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lHel elp=Wanted=

TO CLEAR CITY PARK. Anyone interested in clear ing out downed trees, wood. and stumps from the city park area may have same. Notify city manager of in tentionS for removal. No charge for wood. C-7-11-2t.
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ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED modern home with fireplace on two lots at Lake Lucille. PI 5-3863. C-6-6-tf
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TOP NOTCH LANDRACE boar and sows. $55 a piece. Tunnicliff's. Mile 52. Glenn FiHay Phone PI 5-2396. C-7-1l-tf.
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FOR SALE by owner. Large
 basement home completely
 furnished. Refinished this year. New oil furnace. Two acres on Lazy Mountain with beautiful view, S8700. PI 5-4147. P-6-27-3t
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APARTMENT. l BDRM., fur nished pI 5-4l71. C-4-26-tf
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FOR SALE WEASEL with
 trailer, sl,000. Inquire mile
 64, Glenn Hiway. C-7-3-3t C-7-3-tf
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FURNISHED or unfurnished l, 2, and 3 bedroom apart ments. Pioneer Apartments, Inc. Ph. PI 5-2431 or PI 5-3o8l C-1-24-tf