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Nogales international., 1947-03-28
ELCIN NEWS
(By MRS. JAMES PARKER)

The Woman'S Club OF E1gin held
its regular meeting Wednesday.
Mesdames Gardner and Cornwall
were hostesseS, serving a delicious
luncheon consisting of hot rolls,
creamed chicken, combination sal
ad, Hartford beets, coffee, donutS
with whipped cream topped with
jelly. The following ladies were
present: Mesdames Houston, Har
rison, Van Gorder, Klene, Collie,
Horrocks, Everhart, Wheatley, ia
cobs, Lowe, Darlington, Barnet,
Knipe, Mitchell, Gilbert, Nally,
Clark, FRAZIER, Taft, Hilton, White
side, Roath, Frazier, Parker, Hibbs,
Pine, Brown, Douglas, Morgan,
Honnas, Larabee and Misses Jane
and Marka Collie.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

| PlannerS) OF the Patagonia Union
High School, under the direction of
Mrs Ruth Duran, entertained their
dates at picnic and theater party
The menu consisted of hot tamales,
vegetable salad, chile beans, bread,
cookies and soda. Among those
present were Rosemary Ashburn,
Henry Dearman, Violet Schmidt,
Rodney Stoddard, Beverly Mausen,
Pierce LeGendre, Joan Kane, Frank
Hedgcock, Carrie Montoya, Harold
Wearne, Ann Snapp, Arthur
Wearne, Mary Rowe, Vyor Moreno,
Anzelita Benitez, Rosame De La
Osa Emelina De La Osa, Lorenzo
Torres, Diane Custard, Gene Tur-
ner, Maxine Kaun, Billy Wearne,
Norma Clark, Billy Gordon, Mildred
DauIton, Billy Combs, Maralyn
Davis, Paul Kunde, Luz Rivera,
Clemente Granillo, June Stoddard
and jeanette Swyers. The group
was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Duran, Mr. and Mrs. James
Parker and daughter Maralyn, and
Mrs. Buck Blabon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mcclellan
of Tucson are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hathaway
near Camille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schrader of
Rain Valley were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker.
Leo and Clifford Schrader of Fry.
Kenneth Henry, Bob Frady and
MIR. Leouy of Fort Huachuca were
hunting javelinas In the mountains
near the Parker ranch a week ago
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Wallace Wilson and
daughter of Chandler were visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Hathaway near Camille.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gene Mcclellan
who spent several days visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Hathaway near Camille have LETT
for San Francisco. Mrs. Mcclellan
will be remembered as Marion
Hathaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Van Gorder
and daughter Sue were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Par
ker a week ago Sunday.
Miss Jean FRAZIER has gone to
Bisbee to accept position at radio
station KSUN.
Mrs. j. S. Bradburn of Patagonia
and granddaughter Betty have re-
turned to Pasadena, Calf, in hopes
of improving Mrs. Bradburn's
health. Betty is greatly missed by
members of the Sophomore class.
Charles Arlington of Camille is
confined to his home in Tombstone
because of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Jimmie Wilson and
daughters who have been spending
several weeks with John McCarty |
have returned to their home in |
BiSbee.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

LON BELLMAN, Nogales High
School instructor, was named ex-
alted ruler of the Nogales Lodge of
Elks Tuesday night.
Others chosen at the annual
election were:
Chet RAIDER, esteemed leading
knight; George Hessler, esteemed
loyal knight; r. j. Bird, esteemed
lecturing knight; R.. H. Bibolet,
treasurer; Herman Medlen, secre-
tary; Robert Sands, tiler; and Virgil
Walker, trustee for a three year
term. 4e
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

Mrs. Eunice Lindsey of Tombstone
was a visitor Tuesday at the James
A. Parker home With Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker, she visited Nogales
Tuesday.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Nogales Places
On Safety Council
Roll Of Honor

CHICAGO, Mar. 27-(SpeciaD-
For going through the entire year
of 1916 without single traffic ia
tality, 153 cities with populations
between 5000 and 10000 have won
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

The Spanish Supper given Friday
evening by the Woman's Club of
Elgin was well attended. More than
a hundred dollars were taken at the
door. Afterwards a few rolls of film
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

VETERANS HERE! Men
wanted to start in business on our
capital Sell some 200 Farm-Home
Products. Thousands our dealers
now make quick sales, big profits.
For particulars write Rawleigh's, S,
Dept. ARC-133-193, Oakland, Calf
FOR SALE: 1899 Pontiac 4-door
sedan. Excellent condition. Call
537-W.
FOR SALE-Seven room house.
Bath and a half. Double lot. Priced
to sell. Phone 596-W.
FOR SALE: Good typewriter and
adding machine. Phone 695-R.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. James Frazier on
Sunday accompanied their daugh-
ter Jean to Bisbee where she has
accepted position as office clerk
with radio station KSUN.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Lisk (Kath-
arine George) of Tucson were here
Sunday.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28

were shown, demonstrating pro-
jector which the Mems Club is con-
sidering purchasing.
Nogales international., 1947-03-28
Want Ads

HOUSE FOR SALE: Two bed
rooms, new paint, good repair, price
$4,000. Also 1884 Chevrolet IL ton
truck, $495. Inquire 122 Grand
avenue.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwsst

COLORED-HOUsES IN all sections Of the
KAY Really CO, RA. 900. -
COLORED-6l9 N. J. AVE. N.W.-S350
down, easy terms; Groom. bath row brick.
Cali Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick. with
A. M. DRAISNER, 14O4 L st. NV, MA.
$685. home, GE. 0297.
COLORED-14O5 N. J. ,AvE.-S450 down,
easy terms: 6-room, bath row brick. Call
Morris Cohen or Milton Vtnnick with
A. M. ,DRAIsNER, 1904 L st. NV. MA.
CoLoRED-oTIs PL. AND GA. AVE. NV.
Possession; corner 2-story brick, 8 lovely
rms. and u baths, large reception hall.
garage; full basement, oil h.-w;h.; ideal for
doctor or dentist; priced to sell, with rea-
sonable terms. For details, call till 8 p m.
weekdays, Sun. u to 5, VIM. CALOMIR1S
PROPERTIES, INC, 1912 18th st. NV,
codLoRlESD-MoRToN CO ST. AND GA. AVE.
81, $50 down; semidetached 2-story brick,
) large rms. and bath. coal heat. nice
yards; Al condition: convenient to every
Thing; priced to sell. with, payments like
to teN' 5, as VIM. ~ cALoMiR1s PRopERTIEs.
coLoRHD1HaRVARD teI RED l4iiR Vi S ST., NEAR 11th-
Semidet. brick, 9 rms. oil heat; excellent
cond.. Call MRS. ELLIOTT, DE. 1884 and
CoLoRED-S1I,5OO near Dunbar and
Armstrong High schools and graded schools
t-Semidetached brick, 2-family fiat; 5
rooms and bath, h.-w.h.,, each nat; rear
porches; near stores and transportation
z BARRY, ME 2025. -
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SUBURBAN AND.

6 MI. FROM SILVER SPRING.-Here is
Efso se scoPEhp nfdfssy s cS eeoFsia M iAaVs ave.
K SGS fsfweF Eone pe rms and
dren; large liy, rm. with frepl., unique
r,g urban home; hon only S14924; M BsTtlett;
TAkoMA PARK BDSGaIoW-Five lovely
bath sgnporsh t9ll upstairs qnR RnR
svEk R MAsFk sFKs AREA aa 9at a7d4 gsG Harmon I'd
very desirable 2-story brick house IN
@ Si with new = refsr. M M and I stoVe @ IN Ind aa e..
8 bedrms. and bath; full bsmt., lge. beau
sful wooded lot: sir-eond oil heat. small aan
exclusive i've agents, Me. $3.50, PL. 1871 1871; eyes.
SILVER ST. fh sfIs Slime and Bethesda areas-we
have over 200, new Diet: homes to select
from ranging IN price from NJ s13,e50 for
built 0fsh homes to WITH s bsths aGi A
houses. have de luxe features found only
in higher priced homes. To inspect, any
faaass1qS zeei iac asS~ ST. ou 1o San0
BRICK BUNGALOW. in heart of Hyatts-
ville-5 beautiful rms, frepl.- oil h.-w h,
equipped kit, stairway to lge. hoored attic.
H Ss% RSsERT eSnRftty b CO. or 5sa{ SRy
Baltimore ave, HyatEsville, Md, WA. 5000.
Open daily and Sunday, until 9. %
Cape Cod; stairway to lge.. attic with dor
screened porch; God this home is in Al g9na;
IVA Re' Nd T. w 'sSe $780, opsn dsy fsf
sna se,a5o, sanosT NEaR aR'" COLLEGE pARK-Ultra-
ment windows, alumiaum roll screens,
poss. can be had on this desirable home.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO., Hyattsyiile, Md,
SILVER SPRING-New, modern brick bun
galow, ON corner lot; living room, dining
room with bay window. 2 large bedrooms
and bath, on 1st noor; copper plumbing.
heating and plumbing .roughed in for
!S'ols ssasoSGF ss III 5s'B KY s
shvHh h IGlC srRiNGRs aRfs Ra are proud to offer
hne, new subdivision; s large bedrooms,
floor; side porch, full basement, Venetian
blinds throughout: nice lot. Possession in
= ss Srys 15'fs s. kSR 1ESR sasGIs
BETHEsDAgoTner BI % will sell this extreme
h home; pedrm. U's and bath % on ist foOr; gen:
garage; architecturally beautiful; grounds
bbod Nhsb are have sHesd Deaaa sns
heat; priced under ss5, 900; substantial
cash and excel. terms; immed Possession.
T PoG appointment /. ealI Mr.. LYNCH. OR.
WEsTHAVEN. Nd Lovely white brick,
baths, maids rm. and bath. recr; nm. and
S.i5sf Asookf. IS dSso. 5NS. oL. 1886; ewes: Mrs
KENsiNGTON-White clapboard. 3 bed
rms, lily: rm,. din, rm, Kit, oil heat
fFS o sRooR esss s1asso 1as OIL 5s55 Sss
kENT@A kE Honss' aeIishsfal Gi ta 4bearm., sh-Dath
oustqm.bails ony Tssdenss ssfx1 p ap
RfEi BRADLEY TI lInh. Hills, MD.-lss H., bedTm
AND AND sat 9nd s ds beds rms snd 5ah r nj
pras priced. appEs5isSi5 pKoRzENDoRfER l. BRooRs.
INC, OIL. $3.50; ewes. Mr.. Harper, WI
RED BRICK CAPE CoD-4 bedrms., 2
tile baths, bright, cheerful liv. rm. with
kit 2 ige. bedrms. and tile bath on 1st
pieste I,iis tile bath With I closets; full bsnat,
o. recreation a't rn. iss.l 1T; @ .rsn.p. q
$ VI siss 'is' T. o:g. :E q sSEEosssE SE H;iE
VETERAN VETERAN ApPRovED-sm.ll or no down
payment; Ksnsinston, Nd, sh miles D. q
NC. Resitor, VT. seas; sves.. w. S7eo.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.E. tcon..)

eoLoRdEDDG-o4th 81: Ne NEAR EAR. K ..gIa. sIN
tached home in excellent cond.: lse. lily.
rm.. din; rm. and completely @ equipped.
h.-w.h.: priced definitely under the mar
ket; by owner who must sell at once; low
@ a3Ts Dm e fa Vi Vh% s7ea RE2LFx H ts3 eo
eefldGsI e2S RoME N5S WI %ira INCOME
9x fsnas eFaa IL oS.r 500
S ton. lesGs es after H's D.ms EN-. 5s54.
coLoRED-R sT-yery nns s-rm row
nl ast sar oosah only si,5oo do~n. S 1uERBHeH Il
eoiokEpEsl, 900 Dows-1eoo BLOCK
type. A very good buy for $500; notes,
e6LoREDmiaoo eG 81 mo 81 BLoea ssSe OATES ST Ne.
closed rear porehes. front porch. recrea-
s02 a9s9 oo. ,a1 oas pse
Ssss; summer kitchen II rear rear Of basement;
coIoRf6mNEAk c9Iod eSWni. IiNcoLN IHSc pARK-Brick
semidet, 3 apts.. basement, oil h,-w.h., det:
garage. Investment or home: $4,000
T 70 See, S call until s. Ace REALTY sERv-
ISE lsFn Ps sys Se ER 1 Am o1T2s
any reasonable offer; row brick. rms. z
eseeen au eondton rs o. nea to
eR5Rsskt eoRokrDs1s fe hS okIfANs GSSI S1seT
Cohen or Milton .Vinnick. with. A; N,
PRAIsHER' Easad NEl 'o5aA 1894 L st. nw.' MA soa6;
CoLoRED-s9oo BLK. 10th ST. NE
Groom, semidetaehed brick; 2 screened-in
Phiips fff 'esnGelss Win WooD s
eoEoRE6@sTopl e9aa ssfs rs i11so 1n1eok, LISTEN. 1915
containing 5 large rms. and bath each;
eond xaTd bcsG eeb heat bss
JOSEPH ysi RRuNo eya' Tac Realtors. to '?s so5
eoLokEp&l@Ss 81 81 H'v:: So snk IN OATES ST.
Brick, one of the better houses; 4 bedrooms
1asn of 1d them bad on ast e0T ksnsns
Rffsa sG cRA i9d ? sTe snd sa
SohokEDavySN SGn nj shsly W. REaLTY f4S5 ooLoyely
brick, rms, and bath; h.-w.h. L st. nr.
sssrifies e. fos 10y suie5 & sa!s; 17s7 lith St
coLoRED-IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
rms, bath, h.-w.h., garage; convenient
cso pres sf6do reasonably oWh na
payment GE 0547 or RA 5000 =
COLORED-HOUSES FOR SALE-Call to-
day, RE. 1881. Salesman in office wait
- Corner N brick. Sio.o5o;- s1,75o down.
Appealing Montello ave; rooms bath,
full basement.
Gorgeous home, this is the best! 7
lovely rooms, 8 modern baths, de luxe
Kitchen; reasonable terms.
Only ,S1,250 cash to buy this semide-
ment, h,-w,h. See this today!
Brandnew brick, $1,000 down. Com
plete and modern: rooms, full base
ment, bath. gas heat
Vacant-6 rooms and 2 inclosed pine
paneled porches. basement, h.-wh.: ex-
cellent condition; good terms. FIRST MA
T1ONAL REALTY CORP, 905 18th st.
NV RE. 1881. IS
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HOUSES FOR SALE s. Z. (cont.

HOUSES FOX SALE- ). .. tCont.)
NEAR 8th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-suitable
for remodeling into apis. or store and 2
spts.; 2-story and basement brick; rms,
down payment and balance in easy
monthly installments. Eve, phone Temple
coLoRED-NEAR 7th AND PA, AVE. 81.
basement, Kitchens. : baths ideal Tor
roomins house ,or, ,apts.; oil h;-w;h. Close
to Pa. ave and all conv. Call Mr.. Stover,
CAMPANELLA & WOOD, Elk. 41l3; ewes
coLoRED-HoME AND INCOME $3.50
down buys a 9--rm; home. with 2 baths fnll
REALTY Co, Eek. 7e44. 10
COLORED-BRAND-NE HoMES-open
today. ! 0 till dark. Morris rd. and High
st. Sc. These lovely new brick homes have
brand-new stove and refrigerator. full
basement with chrysler Air-Te summer
and winter gas a.-c. heating system; ready
for immediate possession; Just what you We
been hoping for To reach: Nrhols save: ave:
70 High st.. right to homes; ONCE open
CORP, e05 18th st. NV, RE. 1881. %
Evening star., 1947-11-05

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, make an offer
Call Re. 3531. Salesman in Office waiting
to take you out.
Rooming house, vacant; near 18th and
Columbia rd, NV, IL rooms. baths;
sIo'95o; si,25o down. six-year-old
brick; convenient ne; 9 rooms, bath,
Near Catholic o., vacant, semidetached
brick, 8 rooms, 2 kitchens, basement, oil
heat, clean; only $4,000 cash.
Corner brick. s11 800 with $1,000
down, rooms, huilt-in Garage, gas heat; at;
CORP, 905 18th st. NV, RE. 1881. %
p.m.-741 Newton pl.. Just of New Hamp-
shire ave-6, rms, 8 porches, full cellar
h.-w.h., hardwd. as.; gar; terms. DE 1850
CoLoRED-7eo BLK. PRINCETON PL.-
This fine 7-rm. brick home is being offered
for only 81 800 down and won't last long
Can SURETY REALTY CO. Ex. 7944. -
C0lORED-TWo CUNT apt houses, near
Ross Greek Park on 18th st. Nv most nest
CoLORED-T sT. NV, NEAR Ist-12
rms, 3 baths; partly furn.; priced to sell
cox & CO.. DI: 4254, RE. 1888. Ewes,
eoloRfDEsss vi oGasf, T. s'sa 10, ST. N.w.-sa9ss
down, easy terms; 4 apt. units, c.h.-w.h
row brick Call Morris Cohen or Milton
virnick, with A. M. DRAISNER, 14e4 L st
nGiosAnisaa nT sA so2s; hoEsi th eE o2q5 qN5ws4ss
row brick. Can Morris Cohen OF Milton
nv, "a; soss; hone, 7s,. oE oas7 500.
SIoHT doan' sass terms; s.room row brick. esiI
Morris Cohen q Milton, vinnick. With
soss: home. GE. o2e7.
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lovely detached 3-bedrm.. 6-rm brick home
in fine suburban location; reasonable
down payment and one trust for balance
will give immediate possession. Call RE,
1888 till 9 pm. GOLDSTEN BROS, 1929
Evening star., 1947-11-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeos..

brick: 3 nice bedrms, tiled bath with
shower. modern Kit. refer.; bsmt,' auto.
heat; yard. Priced for quick sale on terms
CO. 1888; GE. 9341 ewes. PECK CO.
CORNER 5-ROOM BRICK, built in 1910,
newly, paperedo and painted; gas ga beat beat
REALTY CO., MA. 1867: ewes. LU. 5NS4.
Evening star., 1947-11-05

| ing values: IT,
war, priced to. sell Immediately at S16.s56y
| Exclusive with Victor Wickersharl, OR.
2100. Cali for appointment.
| Rambler. adjacent to 3 country clubs
This Is ;n your new hems If you are LOOKING.
is type IN 0 The ehI ons area 0Hs asS
on beautiful hill. with approximately ~
acre lot. ;, Call Victor Wickersham. OR.
Chevy chase-Finest type. 4-bedroom.
Florida; Shown BY appointment. Cali
Victor Wickersham. OR. 2100 until pm
Bethesda - 4 bedrooms, 3 baths for
S25, 900 One bedrm. and bath on nrst
floor. Call VICTOR W1cKERSHAM. OR.
| II you have $4,000 or $4,000 cash. we
can sell you one OF the finest 6-rm.. mod
ern-pian brick homes in an established
| community at saving of at least $4,000.
This home Is new and contains the fol-
slous rooms. ,2la baths, attached sarase.
Bryant heating plant with healthfully
filtered fresh air, slate roof. lovely land
scaped grounds. Act quickly. Only few
left, Cali Victor wickersham. OR. 2loo
s connscsieat msids sfisfo0aa aa.rsers sitSss
Wickershsm. or. 2ioo for appointment.
The above homes are priced for sale
due to the present owners, leaving the
ss Most Il .h sf them a.poa sss viii cs si .Ss s.s2 3
Wickershsm until Q pm VICTOR WICK.
ERSHAM REALTY, 462S 41st st. NV. On.
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modern 2-bedrm. semidet brick home To-
Gated just off N. H. ave near Eastern Star
home; 81 $50 down and $50 per mo. will
give immed: possession, Call RE. 1888 till
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and 2 on End floor; large living room with
fireplace. dining room. and kitchen, fun
basement with tubs. oil h.-w;h. front and
Tor for appt:. EDw. c. c. HoLMEAD, Resitor
SEw SEi 0HGH; 0BHUN;GALow on 1 acre of ground: s
matte lat fh;' heat; s1s.5oo. W CRANE sAfi 4 HEIAN
Realtor. ST.. 1000. s
TAKE AN HOUR to see lifetime Of pleas
snt yingmcomtortabls brick Colonial i II
replacement cost at si4,25o. with hexibi.
RhNk Co. cs s5o4 ueti Ga ave. ng sH sapH sss
Silver Spring is this luxurious Cape Coe
with 1st.loor bedrm and bath addi, q,
slate roof, copper plumbing Cali until s
pm pm SIMON 81 assss 3 FRANK co. s5o4 aeoFgis
SILVER SPRING BUNGALow-we have q
nice selection of bungalows ranging from
$4,000, to Sl6,50o. One of the incest L
fireplace, dining room and equipped kteh.
en- on LIST floor; full basement, gas hot-ail
heat, laundry trays, outside, entrance
stairway to loored unfinished attic; lot
6oxf1o;; $4,000 down and balance 11, -, hkt <
rent viii 61y To Inspect, ms ean tis PHILIP
SILVER SPRING, new subdivisions - w,
| can offer you a wide variety in new homes
| both in floor plans and prices; 240 homes
| in various stages OF completion, some fol
near immed. occupancy-aH located In
Silver Spring area GI bungalows from
| S12,750 UP, Cape Gods from S15,500; 6
rms, 2 stories with ga baths, Sl5,950 up
Many with garages and porches. Cal
| Woodside for your housing needs in Silver
Spring. WoODsIDE REALTY CO., sH
| BY OWNER-Bethesda; modern brick,
| bedrms. and bath, LIST floor; 2 extra-largt
bedEms. and bath; End floor; beaqtitu
lovely ssrden; house in excel: cond;; conv
optional; possession Dec. 1. No brokers
Call WI. $500 after 6 pm. -6
SILVER SPRING-Here is a well-locatet
home. consisting Of bedrooms and bath
living room, dining room and kitchen, full
basement, gas a.-c.i heat, large lot; excep-
| tionally good financing. To inspect, cal
| PHILIP B. KEY REALTY. 81. 3010 unit
in BEAUTIFUL LOCUST HILLsLA aual.
| ity-buiit home. less than years old, de.
signed for gracious suburban living. Brich
center-halI plan Colonial, on lot 1O7xl9t
| it., inclosed with Anchor fence. There arr
rooms, including den and lavatory on tn,
1st floor; 3 spacious bedrooms and BATH
on End ftoor: recreation room. large atti,
| insulated both IN floor and roof rafters
air-conditloned heat with gas furnace
slec.r.c rsfr,serssor. garase: Phone Mr
LUcHe co. 1905 II ct. NV. Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
By A. 4. HOEHLING

years as means of covering his
district, which Is 600 miles long.
1T stretches from the Oregon line
to Death Valley" says Mr. Engle, who
at IS is the youngest member of the
club. ITO get around to see my con-
stituents by automobile would be no
easy job"
The oldest member of the club,
Representative Larcade, 81, Dem
ocrat, Of Louisiana is learning to fly
for similar reasons.
II didn't start flying until last sum-
mer," Mr.. Larcade explains. "How-
ever, I hope to get my private pilots
license and. eventually. to buy a plane
of my own. Louisiana is big place.
y you know, and an airplane would save
me = lot of time"
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people will do q lot of travelling In
planes" The rookie Of the club, he Is
just starting his fight instruction.
The only member of the group with
private pilots license, besides Mr..
Engle, Is Representative Latham, Re-
publican, of New York.
There are no set flying days for the
club.
Their instructor Is a youthful ex-
Navy fighter pilot named Keeney
Kopp. He Is former parachutist.
with some 126 jumps to his credit,
and stunt pilot.
II they ask him he will put the
clubs 120-mile- -an-hour two-place
plane through about all the maneuvers
in the book.
Carlo Cambria, ecretary-treasuEer
of the club, expects the membership
to mount this spring and summer.
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Slightly younger than Mr.. Larcade,
Representative Hays, Democrat, of
Arkansas did not take up flying until
last September, when his grandson
was born.
II see no reason why grandfathers
shouldn't fly. says Mr.. Hays. Whether
or not III take 1t up in as big a way
as such youngsters as Representative
Engle I don't know"
Representative Hairless. Democrat,
of Arizona finds flying an aid in his
duties. He Is on the aviation subcom-
mittee Of the House Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee.
Representative Kefauver, Democrat,
Of Tennessee Is beginning his fifth
term In Congress convinced that the
time Is near at hand when most
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Pose "

THOSE AIRPLANEs you may have
! seen circling the Capitol dome
aren't piloted by sightseers. Chances
are there's q bona fide member Of
Congress at the controls, discovering
what his place of business looks like
from the air.
Six Representatives, who firmly be-
lieve the airplane Is here to stay,
regardless Of streaks Of adverse luck,
formed an organization last Decem-
Der called, appropriately. the Con-
gressional Flying Club.
II they're not In their offices you'll
probably find at least some Of them
over at Hybla Valley Airport, near
Alexandria, taking turns flying or
receiving flight instruction.
The clubs vice president, Repre-
sentative Engle, Democrat, of Cali
fornia. has flown for the last six
The union times., 1947-07-05
As We See It
 by THE STAFF

NOTICE: You do not have to en- ter into a lease with your landlord agreeing to l596 rent increase. Under the new law, it is entirely voluntary. Also: the Conn. Legis- lature passed law, which Gov. McConaughey will soon sign, which provides for state rent control until July l, l949, when the Federal law expires next February. Under the state law, rent rises of not more than 15% are authorized where, the landlord can show hardship. SO: take it easy in signing lease and agreeing to a rent increase. There is no need for it.
 According to high government authority, congressman are getting paid by the taxpayers. too, for what they are doing to us.
 One congressman represents more than 10000 voters in some districts, and as few as 2,OOO in others.
 Many people in the south don't vote because ballot would cost them $1 to $2O. In the north, where it often costs as much as lOc carfare to get to the balloting place, many people also don't vote.
The union times., 1947-07-05
Fargo Renamed By Bldg. Trades In New London
Clark Of Painters Elected Secretary Treasurer
 Of Council

William F. Fargo, business agent of the Carpenters union, was re- elected president of the New London Building Trades council at the annual elections held at Carpenters hall. Mr. Fargo heads a slate of officers which includes:
 Vice-President-Joseph Stanley.
 Secretary and Treasurer-R. M. Clark.
 First Trustee-Joseph H. Heber.
 Second Trustee-Joseph Silva.
 Third Trustee-Frank Connors.
 The board of governors, composed of the business agents of the building trades unions, includes w. F. Fargo, carpenters Joseph Stanley, laborers Edward Rice, teamsters; Ralph Clark, painters; Frank Connors, iron work CTS; Bernard Chloride, electrical workers. and Ernest Kunz, sheet metal workers.
 Only three offices changed hands. Clark replaces Harry J. Archer as secretary-treasurer; Silva replaces Angus A. MacNeil as second trus- tee, and Mir. Kunz takes the pIace of George Joslyn on the board of governors. Officers will be installed at the next meeting, July .23.
 At the election meeting, the coun- Gil heard an appeal by Condr. Rob- ert H. Barnes for 1abor's support in the Community Chest drive, for which he is chairman.
The union times., 1947-07-05
Chloride Again B.A. Of Local B-9O

Dominick Panagrossi was elected president, and Bernard Chloride was reelected as business agent of Local B-00, New Haven Electricians Un- ion, at the annual elections held last week.
 Others were elected as follows Vice-President, Edward Woodruff Secretary, Russell Hopkins; Finan- cia1 Secretary, Henry Geis.
 The executive board consists of Jo- seph M. Rourke, Edward Mautte, Fred Pokrop, and William Tennien. The examining board is made up of N. Coassin, P. Eichhorn, A. Cristo- pherson, J. Yasgar, and R. Degaursey.