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A Toastmasters' Club was organized
in Palmer recently and holds regu
lar meetings on tho second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month.
It has a membership of around fif
teen members. The object of the
Club is to promote good public
ppeaking and give training to per
sons often called upon for short
extemporaneous speeches.
On Wednesday of this week, members
of the Club invited their wives
to join them at their usual 6:30
pm dinner which is held in the
former Library room of the Rec Hall
The wife of a small farmer sold her
surplus butter to a grocer in a noa:
by town. On one occasion the grocer
said','Your last butter was underweig]
"Now,fancy that,"she said,"Baby mis
laid my weight that day, so I used
the pound of' sugar you sold me."
FAVORS GOVERNMENT ON
, WORLD LEVEL
In a bold step, the Spiscopel clergy
I of Alaska passed a strong resolution
today favoring government on the
world' level*
The resolution reads:
"It is the expressed will and opin
ion of the Episcopal clergy assem
Ibled in Fairbanks, Alaska, that the
foreign policy of the United States
should support and strengthen the
United Nations by seeking to dovolop
a world federal government vested
with necessary police powers, no
nation of which shall have the power
of veto."
This action by the clergy gives sup
port to • orld federation bills HCR
64 and SCR 56 now in Congress. The
bills ar- sponsored by 135 congress
men of both parties, the largest
sponsorship any foreign policy bill
: has had in our history.
It also gives impetus to increasing
demand thet Alaska’s legislature
1 take an affirmative stand on the is
1 sue of world federal government in
! a memorial to Congress.
j
j The resolution will be sent to
! Secret ary of State, Dean Acheson.
I RETURNING TO PALMER
iMatt Onkka, former employee of the
jGargge, is expected, to return to the
jemployee of the Garage the first of
| the month. Mr. Onkka will assume
I his former position as Parts manw.
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; The hill-billy wandered into the
(hotel, tracking a good amount of
jKentucky soil with him.
: “’-'hen you come in here;"said tho
hotel nanagei cuttingly, ‘'I'd thank
you to wipe the mud off your shoes,"
"Land o' Goshen'." said the mountain-'
or, looking down in a puzzled manner,
"T//hat shoes?"
! "Farm products cost more than they
jused to,"
j',Yos,'t replied Bin Perkins. "'Than
| a farmer is supposed to know the
jbotanical nemo of what he’s rasin’
i an’ the zoological name of the in
i'sect that cats it, and tho chemical
■name of what will kill it, somebody’s
got to pay.”
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Visitor—"-.here's the other wind
mill gone to?"
,Kfetive—"-.e only had wind enough
I for one, so we took the other one
i down."
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