TREASURE
y CHEST
'« You nro Invited to cone
'i In and brouse nround.
HOTEL COFFEE SFlCP
OPEN 7 AM to 1 AM EVERY DAY
Serving 24 Krs. cn Saturdays
PALMERS FINER FOOD
DELICIOUS SUNDAY DINNERS
HOMEMADE
PIES & FAST PIES
I (. E G P t A M
Complete
Line of P' lnts For
INTERIOR DECORATING
GIVE YOUR HOtoE A
NEW FACE LIFTING WHILE THE
WEATHER IS NICE
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CONSTRUCTION
landvik and Bill Roark liave been
a nrdad in' contract to build the Veget
e, i ■- Ft mye xt the Alaska Research Adm
? ,d -’..m; on site In Palmer. They will
3xto can:truet the Green House which will
hnvj a floor space of b600 square feet.
T’r e-'.e units are to be used for experimen
tal purposes.
The eight housing units being construc
ted by the Cnsler-Loyer Construction Co.
are progressing very well, according to
Mr. Irwin.
MRS, RAG LI A IN STATtS
Mrs. Larry Paglla was c»lleb to the state
this week because of the death of her
father. Mrs. Paglla has been the secre
tary in the school office. Her husband
is an engineer for the Alaska Road
Commission.
BETTER TOR AQE TOR ALASKA
Which Is more economical, making field
dried hn;, or silage from Alaskan oats
and-pe* s? Can a former afford a field
chopper? Whot is the least expensive hay
produced in Alaska? Answers to these and
□any other forage questions will be found
in the new Alaska agricultural Experiment
Stations Circular Number 12, Batter For
age for Alaska, which is now ready for
distribution from Agricultural Extension
Offices in Fairbanks, College, Palmer,
an'’ Anchorage.
[Written by W.J. Sweetman, dairy husband
man; H.J. Hodgson, agronomist; an'’ Allan
H. Kick, soil scientist; Setter Forage
bases suggestions for lowering feed costs,
improving the ou lity of Alaskan for ge,
and increasing milk production on results
obtained from actual field trials carried
I on at the Matanuskc Station in 1948 and
1949.
NAVY ASKS RESERVE CcflCERS TO
VOLUNTEER FOR ACTIVE CUTV
[Due to the shorten t>f physicians, den
Itists and nurses to meet the present day
: obligations, the .Surgeon General of the
Navy, Rear Admiral Clifford A. Swanson,
risks that these members of the inactive
Naval Reserve volunteer immediately for
extended active duty. Medical and Dental
[officers in the ranks of Commander and
below anti Nurses in the ranks of Lieuten
ant and below will be accepted.
The recently authorized increase in the
overall manpower strength of the Navy re
quires the services f additional Mealcal
Department personnel t serve in the con
tinental United. States and overseas.
Members of the above reserve components
!volunteering for active duty should, apply
ito the Chief of Naval Personnel, Navy De
partment, Washington 25, D.C.
Qu- Ilfled civilian physicians, dentists
and. nurses nay apply for active duty in
the Medical, Dental and Nurse Corps of
the U.S. Naval Reserve. Physicians and.
dentists will be commissioned in ranks up
to and Including Lieutenant Commander and
nurses in ranks up to and' including Lieu
tenant, depen ing upon age and profession
al experience.
Interns In civilian hospitals are urged to
apply for a. come:isalon in the rank of Lie
utenant (Junior grade) in the Navy Medical
Corps Reserve and have the remainder of
their intern training sponsored by the
Navy.
I
'For additional information regarding
commission and appeintmo-nt, application
should be made to the Commandant, Seven
teenth Naval District, Kodiak,
Alaska.